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WHA T TM PT?nTI TTltTTn-M nm.t.a b.aTc a rfldncation of the surplus, so
w .n V JL J.V . I , - mi
do the Keputmcans, ana bo un. ' x 110
PARTY IN. IOWER COULD
DO. :
- JUDGE DAVID MC CPI.LOCH.
If we were to answer how prohibi
tion Is to be helped by the Prohi-
town in 1884 the v tried. to burn St.
John in effisry, but were prevented
both practicallj -stand on the same hjy a Prohibitionist. - r V .
id. I reiterate tnat tne two great Wo mpntino-a nn fliAfirR.
evening and the next afternoon, bnt
the ram ' prevented the nsual large
irmnnd. l reiterate m5 wie iwu greav
o : . .. j a j i I
ill! rotui
political parties of to-day have
He ended with a ferqent appeaL ta the
audience that if they loved the black man! crowded in the evening!1.
they should do their utaiost to strike the . The tent is manned by the follow
, ... . ...11: .. i i-fistfirt with mora terrible results uron 6 - .v-.wv,
Dinon PartVS SeiUUir control Ax wic - ; -"Vs-i r- unonW nH munowr Prnf A Tl
JS ational Uoyern ment, we mignt rnat, did that other slavery of which, T.hauk Lane, soloist ; Amos Bloier, janitor ;
when tliev shall have elected - their
President and a majority in both
houses of Congress, they might with
out any change in the Constitution
Drocea to enact laws as follows:
For the removal ot the saloon from
the National Capitol.
For the prohibition of the manu
facture and sale of intoxicating drinks
m the District 01 Uolumbia.
God, he new was free.
A REALITY THAT COMPELS
SERIOUS CONSIDERATION.
From N. T; Herald (Ind. Dem.),J
General Clintojst B. Fisk, the
candidate of the prohibition party
and Henry J. Hess, distributer of
temperance literature. ; We go from
I here to .. Gaskill's Corners for three
days ; from August. 31 to September
1 x, we will be at u wego. JS very thing
looks favorable for alargelvincreased
vote in Tioga County this Fall.
- J OS. F. HES8.
I n - 1 1 i-i. . 1 J'.
For the prohibition of the use of tor tne rasiaency, accepts ine nomi-
BIIU J'""V : " J " o -
It
A Veritable t Palace on Wheels.
The comfort and luxury of modern
railway travel would no doubt make
lnfrmaHnor rlrinlrsi in thp HTltlT
li PrnoTnoia ru nftw vftrrJ. letter, which we print elsewhere.
f ho cfAfa whp.rp. has been the custom lor many years
Jurisdiction has been ceded to the to sneer at the movement to prohibit veteran of the stage-coach and caual-
National Government.. the sale ot intoxicating orinK by Doat era gasp ana stare, isach season
-cv- fho Toal of nil la-wa ho.Pna law. as a . ''crank" measure one of marks an epoch of improvement, and the
ing the liquor traffic in the territories those whims and fancies, good enough great redlway lines J b the country.: are settlers; and that men and women should
7. That civil service appointments for all
civil offices, chiefly clerical m their duties,
should be based upon moral, intellectual,
and physical qualifications, and not upon
party service or party necessity. v ;
8. For the - abolition of polygamy and
the establishment of uniform laws govern
ing marriage anddivorce. .i
9. For prohibiting:: all combinations of
capital to control and to increase the cost
of products for popular consumption.
, 10. ForHie preservation and defense of
me oaDDatn as a cml insitution. without
oppressing any who religiously observe
the same on any other than the first dsy
of the week.' ?.-( . ,. . .. . ..
11' That arbitration is the Christian,
wise and economical method of settling
national differences, and the same method
should, by judicious.legislation, be applied
to the settlement 'of disputes between
large bodies of employes .and their em
ployers; that the abolition of the saloon
would remove the burdens moral, physical,
pecuniary and social, which now oppress
labor and rob it of its earnings, and would
prove to be a wise and successful way of
promoting labor reform, and we -invite
labor and capital to' unite with us for the
accomplishment thereof; that monopoly
in land is a wrong to the people, and the
pumic lands snouia be reserved to actual
i . - i ;
TvrnMKitirm therein fif t.ho. mftrm. pracacai vaiue i in
facture and sale of intoxicating steady growth , of the temperance
viflVo ;-; v vo, ; uartv. especially in New York and
. To -nrnniWt the trfthsTwrfatiori of New Jersey, the' fact that its sup
intoxicating drinks from other states porters are resolute men, who know service of the Piedmout Air-Line of the
- 4. - i a. t imA,i rt what, thev want and do not mind the
no ever
politics. iUt the! advances along the line of progress.
These thoughts are - forcibly suggested
by an inspection by a Post Teporter of
the recent addition to the Pullman Car
State Platfornv
The Prohibition party of the State
of North Carolina humbly and grate-!
fully acknowledge Almighty voa. as
theSupreme Sovereign and Law-Giver
from whose authority all just powers
of human government are derived
and with whose righteous laws all
human enactments should be in per
fect agreement in order to obtain' and
maintain for the people the blessings
ot peace, prosperity, and. happiness.
tutioh of the United States prohibi- If ORTH
ting the manulacfcure supply, sale,
imrortation or ssxportatioQOi all al-
coholic Deveraes.
1 Commission to in
eport -apoiv-tba statis
f the alcoholic iiqu-
CAROLINA
MENT.
FOR
DEPART-
4. A Natio
.i ..-.1
quire into anu
tics ana enecxs
tor traffic.
s TOfi total aholition of the Inter
!nal Revenue, system- ot the uniwju
States. f '
fi Immediate Prohibition oime
liquor tr?sJic thoughout . all territory
THfi STAUNTON
sell it.
To prohibit the importation
intoxication drinks from foreign
countries. To makes carriers b y
: land or water amenable to "the laws
of the states into which they carry
anything prohibited by the laws
v thereof
When' all this shall have been
done, it is possible prohibition in
many states, perhaps all, will have
-been fully secured, : But should it
car VUueechee," lust arrived at
cold discipline of being in-the ml- Washington direet from Pullman, and
of nority, give the canvass Of - General one Cf a Beries which is to - constitute its
h lsk a reality vwhich compels the through line between Washington , and
serious consideration of -political New Orleans without a break between
thinkers.
A GERMAN
Tells Hqw He Come to the Prohibi
tion Party.
I see by the old party papers that
the votes ara chansrinsr irom one nartv
be found tbat such measures together to the other, and at the rate thev
with state prohibitory laws were still are going, by November the Repub-
msumcient, an amenameni to - tne licans will all have become Demo
12. That our imm igration laws should
be io enforced as to prevent the introduc
tion into our country of all convicts, in-
mates of other dependent institutions: and
others physically incapacitated for self sup
port? and that no person should, have the
ballot in any State who is not a. citizen of
the United States. -, . -,
13. Recognizing and . declarinsr that
prohibition of the liquor traffic has become
the -dominant issue in national politics,
we invite to full party fellowship all those
who, on tnis one dominant issue, are with I
ns agreed, in the full belief that this party
can and will remove sectional differences,
promote national - unity and insure the
best welfare of our entire land.
: 3 AirnlTiOltTO 1 Tl 11 CM 1 P.f.l OTI Oil
i in harmony .thhesepposeswe nited gtetes government, -.in-endorse
the National Vroliibition Military poSts, reservations,
Party, and will send delegates to lts"."., VnmJ W
deep interest in the multiform- work!
of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union and so much as in m
lies will lend them a hand. y
We are committed to and will folid
ly contendfon - '
1. A statutory Prohdbition . ' law,
with effective methods of enforcement
for the State of Noath Carolina,
i 2. An Amendment to the Co nstitu-
tion of the State prohibitory of the
liquor traffic
3. An Amendment to the Consti-
OF 17XB&IITIA.
'-7. The-teaching m the 1'ublic
Schools of the scientific truths con
cerning the nature and effects ; Of al
coholic beverages. . . . - -
8. Substantial JN ational Aia to nAmwonPorl'
1'ublic n;au cation ana ruoiic impru
vements.
9 Practical and Fair Protection to
Home; Industries against Foreign
Cheap Production and Pauper Labor
... . TT 1 Tl
10. Protection to the Honest .f ree
Labor of the State and Nation
against Convict Competition and the
rroduct or rrison ijabor. . ;v
or. Xj
s
TOJ3
A Cent A Week. "
Biggest offer yet. " Snap it up to
m - I Iqtt Ufa Tnaon- Ttneinsflo "Ortfirlt -Tjnrtrl?
Constitution might become a neces-itj.-Union
Signal,
THE ' MOST ACTIVE PARTY.
on Our
Con-
The New York rimes"
r Wonderful Agitation ir
. 7 necticut. --
.The New York Times of last Mon
J 1 - 1 : - . 1 i
uay containea a long ; letter irom a
uonuecticut correspondent : w h i ch
very : thoroughly ; and intelligently
reviewed tne political situation m
that State, The correspondent mde
frequent allusions to the importance
and growing strength of the Prohi
bition party. He said:
."Large numbers f former Republicans,
crats and the Democrats versa.
the way I am traveling is along
highway of prohibition.
i J J 11 i
i was twenty years in tne itepnD
lican party. 1 voted lor JVlr. Blaine
in '84 and last fall for Foraker. But
a eopy of the New: Eba was given
me by Kev. Hall, oi Mineral Kidge,
and it I saw the names and addresses
of thirty-one : saloonkeepers, bar
tenders and brewers : as vice presi
dents at the ! Foraker ratification
meetin g; also Cox, who was presen ted
with the gold-healded cane for man
aeiner the saloon vote for the nartv.
So I burned the bridges behind me,
and I thank God I am now iu the
jrroniDition party. . i nave Deen a
member of the Evangelical Church
r rk.f-triii in irnns - i
unable to follow their new nartv leaders fJL & uj juiiwuax pensive taoncs.
tariff even at pyes were openea i nave wonaerea .
either city It is the finest car in service
on any line, and represents the latest de
velopment of skill and the finest mechan
ical execution. Even : its outside appear
ance suggests the beauties that adorn its
interior. It is of the latest elliptic pat
tern, with antique ' gold ornamentation.
The six -wheeled trucks to insure smooth
running and the vestibule platforms
dicate the latest improvements tbat Pull
maT, w maHfi tnmons - Jxeaa yom own papers. Jb rom now
Tli . ftrohftd windows with fxmhinA1 Uhtll JNOV. A6 We , Will Send thlS M
ButlRash. suercest lieht and ventilation. Thef ner for 10 OFNTR ! Hp.nd tho samp
the platform opens upon the ivestibule withkmount to Funk & Wanalla. 18 As-
brass trimmings and bronze hand-rail U. vQna tsj V t- q
ings, highly fimshed. Coming in at" tlie ' a s 6
door the gentlemen's, vestible is first PaSe VOICE. One and two cent
noted, divided by an antique arch into stamps taken tor,sums under $ 1.
smoking room j and lavatory.' Passing! Get all your friends and neighbors
xnese ior me preseni, mrougn a circular to take aud read their truthful Dasres.
the buflet, lavishly displayed between
glimpses of china and drapery we have
all the elegance of the interior presented
in a " coupes oiel." A vision; of ground
glass ', doo8 and windows in i fantastic
tracing, heavy t bevelled ; French plate
mirrors, ple bine plush upholstery, span
lsn manogany woodwork and a ceumg o:
an antique finish with silver arabesque
decorations cn a sky-blue ground dazzling
chandeliers of glittering metal and TPilton
carpet of rich design. The entire effect is
that of a sou exqusite harmony ot color
ing, suggestive of refined taste and ex-
p
I
RALEIGH, -1ST. C.
4
Subscribe and pay for them and
collect afterwards. All at it. Convert
them.
Dr. Blosser is meeting. with wonderful
success in the treatment of Catarrh. . His
remedv is pleasant to use an-i maKcs a
permanent cure in" this disease , which
other remedies fail to relive. For a trial
sample send a 2 ctl sUmp to Rav. J., W.
Blosser, M. JL. ,UreensDoro, JN. U. It is!
also to be had at the Greensboro Drug
storesJ
A
N
0
Into the supDOrt of the war
the expense of tree whiskey, have recently why I served God in the church
come out of their xanks, and, not being aad the devil in the state. Since I
SifST joined the Prohibition party I am
themselves to the Prohibition nartv or T satisfied ,: that j I ; have received the
y waiting for the State Conventions of all the second blessing, ? and I am determin
parties to meet and offer them a choice of ed to work for the ? God-given princi-
tf ' w -tl. ..i v v , : I pies laid down in the platform.
o-u j vvarty, uie .jrroniDiiiomsts nave t arn . v ui-i-l, anA
thus far'displlyed by far the most activity. 1 a a German by birth, and
In every manufacturing town and village, I when 1 read your descriptions oi my
; and every country hamlet in the valley countrymen in Cincinnati, given in
. frHi.New Kaven'to Ansonii, may be see I the Era sometimes that is, those
me nanasome Danners oi tne cold-water voa Oolx0 : T ,-T ttT
men flaunting proudly to the view f all Ti wwt X Vn
the nortrait.1 of th huhA almost wish thatl was there to tell
Clinton B, Fisk - of iNew.; Jersey, their I them about the blessings of prohibi-
candidate tor the Presidency, and of" hisltion.
younger and swarthy mate, the Rev. Dr.
John A.. Brooks of Missouri, their candi
date for the Vice-Presidency. In every
borough the cold-water party is organized,
and their clubs are holding weekly meet
ings. - In. many xf the boroughs it was
not possible a year ago to get a sufficient
numDer of JcTohibitionists together to fill
The attractions this finished sample of
car construction present, conhrms tne
estimate of the eminent foir John Lub-
cok, that the pleasure of travel is not
least of tne pleasures of life. The genius
of that equally -eminent American ir!
George M. Pullman, puts 'within reach
of his countrymen pleasures of-travel;
which not even the wealth of the bank
er-scientist can purchase in his own coun
try. Washington Post, Aug. 17, 1888. H
.r; f,vs-
Know what it means ? It used to
mean First Families of Virginia. But
now it means Fisk First Voters. I ;
We want to enroll the name and
CONVENTIONS HELD 1
COUNTIES ORGANIZED I ;
Vf : j TICKETS ON HAND
The following counties have organ
ized and mde nominations. Prohi
bition reader, if your countys name
is not here, the failure Jies at your
door. But it is never too late to re-
Dent and do nsrht. Our whole St
John ticket was gotten up and cast
inside of a month. Arise and-go to
workl -; :
June 30 f Rowan.
"Edwin Shaver, Salisbury j
19 Gaston.
B. G. Bradley, Gastonial
T
fJ to . .-.0'
C , , m .. .
KRANICH & BACH, .
- EMERSON,
- BAY STATE.
KIMBALL,
MILLER,
BRIDGEPORT.
July
We have quite a mumber of Prohi
Ditionists in this little town, also in nnr. e r -nmr wnr wt.n v.r,0
the coal mines where I work, and ,, i. aUifc. VtA. July 31; Rockingham,
more are coming., J oiln bhafeb.
West Austin town, O. '
0RCA!IIZEDI.iAR0H3,i883.
Business April 10
1883-.
Upward $5000,000 Insurance now
n force. $1000,000 death losses paid .
since the organization of the C o.
without contesting a single t claim.
Agents wanted. For further inform
mation.
Address, or eall on
R IKVIN HILL,
State Agent, .
Greensboro, iV7". C.
' POMONA HILL
ISnJRSBBIBS,
POMONA, N. O.
These "Nurseries are located 2t
miles, west of Greensboro, on the R. &
D. and Salem Branch Railroads.
There you enn find
ONE AND A HALF MILLION OF
TREES AND VINES GROW
ING. f.
Parties-wanting Trees, &c, are res
pectfully invited to call and examine
stock and learn the extent of these
Nurseries. .Stock consists of all the-
leading and new varieties of Apple,
Peach,. Pear, (Standard and Dwarf.)
Plums, Apricots; Grapes, .Cherries
Mulberries, Nectarines, Figs. Quinces
Gooseberries, Raspoerries, Currants,
Pecans, English Walnuts, Japanese
Persimmon, - Strawberries, Shrubs, -Roses,
Evergreens, Shade Trees, &c.,
and in facD everything of the hardy
class usually kept in a first-class
Nursery,
SUITABLE F0H NORTH CARO
LINA AND THE SOUTH
ERN BORDER
STATES.
New iruita of special note are the
Yellow Transparent Apple, Lady In
gold Peach, the Lawson Keiffer, Lucy
Duke and Beaufort Pears, Lutie, Ni
tagra, and the Georgia Grape, Wood-
fords W inter.
ggf Descriptive Catalogues free,.
BgCorrespondence solicited. Spec
ial inducements to large Planters.
Address,
J. VAN. LINDLEY,
- Pomona, Guilford Co. N. 0.
the four offices of the simplest form of club TO YOUR TENTS ! SAMPLE O F field.
who will cast his first vote foi Fisk.
"Don't mtch vour Tjolitical tent in
tne grave-yara oi aeaa issues ur-
Ang.
C. F. Lewis,
Reidsville
organization, where now there are active
organizations of from a dozen to a hun
dred members. In this little town f Bir
mingham and its . suburbs alone the
seven Methodist Episcopal clergmen are
every one of them arrayed in the ranks
of Prohibition, being unable to reconcile
with their religious principles a vote for
he party of free rum." - -
WORK BEING DONE 15Y
TWENTY FIVE TENTS
IN JSEW YORK.
Correspondence in. Pioneer.
Richpokd, IN. Y., Aug. r 22. I
i -fit m m
write you oi tne worK going on
here in Tioga County. The tent was
The following have sent in
names , ,
7 . . ' " - 1 .f ,v
92 W. D. Pool, '
92 O. Lbighton Gray,
Send along the names
their
Johnston
Guilford
The busi- Aug
- WHAT HE LEARNED BY TRAVEL
A BAPTIST CAROLINIAN TALKS
THE YANKS. REV. HENRY
DIXON, ONE OF THE
CRANKS
The Prohibition Clnb of Lynn, Mass
achusetts, had a grand procession and
mass meeting last Tuesday evening. The
occasion was the 1 unfurling to the wind
of a splendid campaign flag 36 by 20. A
tremendous crowd was presented. After
the hoisting of the nag the band headed
the procession and they all marched to
the tent. Everybody seemed to fall into
the ranks " The tent was naclced ftrll.
with! 4-1 irn nnrrrf 'f ' 4-lt . tn.im '
luuv.unu iuuuaau-TTiunu -fciio mub. aim UKliW c aic caci lux . uiic ' uav.
many naa io go away unapie to get wun- hrhicn brouernt down the bouse.
m ncanng. ;ine mam aaaress or tnei a Rr T5 T? TCoU. v,.
evening was by Rev. Henry Dixon, a , " T -r
Baptist pastor. We give the following been chosen chairman, and Lane had
extract from his address: : : : sung "Molly and the Baby, the Rev.
I was born in the bouth and was taught IKllsworth onered nraver. Liane then
sane again and Uounty Unairman
to get. as many more as possible to
do the same ; to hold school house
discussions and hot Prohibition
pitched on the afternoon ; of August meetings ; to get J up ; Prohibition
13 at JNewark Valley, and such com- glee clubs witn tne young r ladies
ments ? as " "Democratic side-show" help ; and to push i along in every
were frequent. As we did not intend way the great SSooer Man's .Party.
to hold a meeting on the 13th. we set
3. Beaufort,
T C Carrowan
Aug. A-. Alamance.
J W- Wilborn
Aug. 4. Guilford,
W S.Moore
Aug 4 Wake
S M Parrish
9 Carteret,
Benj, Midyett,
11 " Durham
T. M. Stephens.
18 :;. - Pitt
18 . Jones
Anthony G. Smith,
24
J. E.
3.
Novelties Sicccivcd WccMy.
TEACHERS ARE OFFERED SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
Washington! SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES of the best quality and at lowest rates.
f3FOrders by mail receive prompt attention.
J. X-i. STONE,
- RALEIGH, N. C.
Burlington
Greensboro.
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug.
Sept,
Raleigh
Beaufort
Durham.
Greenville
III
Trenton
out to make J ourselves comfortable,
when to our surprise people com
menced to come, and by 7:30 every
seat was taksn. Prof. Lane then
took his place at the organ, and with j
that powderful ana matcnless voice
sang, "We . are marshalled for the
J. C.
Aug 30
Sept 8
J. W.
After October 15, State and Na-l
tional ballots,0 and presumably Con-
to Deneve tnat .. tnere was notning so
mean or vile as a Northerner. I actually
thought that a Northerner was the most
despicable being on the face of the earth
When I came North and encountered
those on whom I had heard slander heap
ed, 1 was surprised. , A more warmheart
ed kindlier class T have never met with.
I firmly-belieye that had my father and
others ot my native state Known yon as
Herrick spoke for a few- minutes
The writer was then introduced and
spoke lor thirty minutes, wmcn was
PROHIBITION PLATFORM.
Tho Prohibition party, in National Con
vent! assembled, acknowledging Al
might God as the source of all power
n go -t. Huaent, do - hereby declare:
1. That the manufacture, importation, UrwwionftVftnd conntv. mav be obtain-
el0?,!!1?! Id of the ffentlemala named under
crtmes, and prohibited as such. ,. . each county. County supplies may
2. That such prohibition must be se-pe Dm OI u.-w. Kj. .oenDOW, weefls-
cured through amendments to our Nation-1 boro. N. C.
al and State vJonsitutions, enlorced by
adequate ; laws adequately . supported by
administrative authority; and to this end
the organizatidn of the ; Prohibition i party
is imperativelv demanded k in State and
Nation. i ' t
8. That any form of license, or regulation
PP.ATW-MATYR f!T,nTTTTIWM
viiaiuttui
Johnson, Merry Oaks,
Frost, ' - statesjiiie, Ovcfcouts, iloiiks, IIjUs, Caps, Shoes, Carpets, Rugs
Randolph
Long
W. O. PORTER
Wholesale & Hotcdl
DRUGGIST,
OPPOSITE .BENBOW HOUSB.
GREENSBORO,N. O.
Randlemah, and everything pertaining to a full and complete stock of DRY GOODS.
We desire to call the attention of the readers of the Pkohibitiokist to
the fact that we have onened this season an entirely new stock of goods
he largest, best assorted and most complete ever offered to the people of trv without seperatine the workers from
his section. In order to make room for our Spring Stock, we are selling their homes. Pay liberal; any ome can
ftyhas rcvolutaoised
the world during
the last half. n-tury-
Not limit
among the the wonders of inventive ro-
igress is a method ana system , ot : vork
that can be performed all OTer the coin
POSTERS FOR COUNTY CON
VENTIONS. ;
these goods at greatly reduced prices.
All we ask is a chance to sell. You cannot afford to buy elsewhere
until you have examined our goods and prices.
Respectfully, 4 . -
PR WTZFELDER & Co .
' . GREENSBORO, N. C.
well - received. 1 he best ot feeling of the' liduor traffic is (contrary to good
has prevailed all through the three government; that any party winch sup-
daya series, the tent being crowded Porte regulation, neense or taxation enters
i ?. r. ' - j j,linto alliance with such traffic and- be-
Send Date, Hour, Place, and names
of . signers to Wilbur F. Steele
Greensboio, N. C
Do it at once.
I know you, North Carolina at least there were over even hundred people and that we arraign the Republican : and
Convention Oalendar.
r Vwa ci!i Democrats. "On August 16 we moved attitude in lavor of the license
a tnJMrflnnt.. llt.f.IA trminlft T.hPrA. hnt WP.rft ftOTfifi- : A - '
woijld never have seceded from the Union, but and sixty signed the roll, mostly Democratic parties
lUVUgU JlLO TWO, .1SA. V UMUgUV KTIA.V jQfMKsJ .
of prorerty, 1 thank Uocl
: wjtfl hftllwaTd blown.' "and
eradicated by those who are to-day flaunt- littie trouble there, out were agree
mg the Dloody shirt and digging up dead ably surprised, as we had some of the
ura'. !? -! """ best meetings tne writer has ever
learnedat the heights ef Gettysburg- toojWrt ... e. ai1 . i-xii
-,n .v,rnf0ti7.0 t-hir. &iw Known v we had a little ram, but
countrymen to stand forth and wave people turned out just the same. A
.with maniacal glee dead issues. They rather interesting incident occurred
wouiamaeea De tne last to mangn tneir on Friday afternoon. ' A man came
JV!&:?S np and said: ; "Have you that Third
Wr.rpnt t.hft TeoT,iA Xf thfti nonTit.rir an vM party pledge. I have helped toor-
more than does the polecat represent the ganized the Republican party and
animal kingham. la is the majestic lion always vo ted the ticket, but tnat tail
crthe eagle that seeks to devour dead en of tkQ platform (meaning Bou
Spff S W catnft-tea resution) f .! canH
, dad. For one! am tired of this thins-, scana any. longer, nia name is Jh.
vv. xoung. ,
On August 20th we moved to this
place. Here we heardJoX-another re
markable incident. The night before
we arrived the Republicans held a
caucus, at which they resolved not
to interfere ' with the tents, which
shows that the rumor we had heard
of apian to throw it into the creek
had had some foundation. In this
The war was sealed . with the - tears of
widows and orphans, and should forever
remain so. Let there be no sectional
strife., Let the North and the South join
hands and fight the great issue. : I will
. vote for thejprohibitory ticket because it
is the only party which presents a live
issue. - Compare the issues presented by
the two great parties and by simple can-
' cellation discover wherein they differ.
The Democrats want a redtfeation of the
tariff, so do the Republicans. The Demo-
DATB. -.
Sept 14
Sept 22
Sept 20
COTJITTY.
Lenpir,
Wilkes,
Moore,
'PLACE.
Kinston.
"Wilkesboro
Jonesboro.
for their persistent
license iniquity,
imand of the
through
i i
open complicity witn . tne viiquor-cnme
defeat the enforcement of law. . -
4. For the immediate abolition the of;
internal revenue system, 1 whereby . our
national government is deriving support
from our greatest national vice. .. ;
1 5. That an .adequate - public revenue
being necessary, it may properly be raised
by import duties; but import duties should
be so reduced that no surplus shall be
accumulated in the Treasury, and that the
burdens of : taxation shs 11 be removed
from foods, clothing, and other comforts
and necessaries of life, and imposed en
such articles of import : as will give pror
tection both to the manufacturing employ
er, and producing : laborer against the
competition of the world.
: 6. That the right of suffrage rests on no
nationality, and that where, from any goods. Look out for the "Big Horse
CARTS ! CARTS
SPECIAL PRICES ON
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I do the work; either sex, young or old: no
special ability required. Capital not need
ed; you are started free uut this out and
return to us and we wiJl send yom free.
something f grtat value an importaace
to you, that will start- you in - business
which will bring yon in more money right
away, than anything else in the world.
1 Send , outht tree.. Address Txub b Co.
Augusta, Maine. - -
Manufacturer of
ALL HAND-MADE
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COLLARS, &0.
H. H. CAHTLA1TD,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL
Grkensboeo. N, C.
has a fine line SCOTCH and
QAETS.
ENGLISH Cheviote, Corkscrew
Also Dealer in ARRIGES and. FARM WAGONS.
Buy
I at $15
a nice" cart of J. H. Haebis,
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There are, good
Worsteads &c, also a nice line of
and $18.
I have the largest assortment of SILKS and, EMBROIDERY goods Underwear, Shirts,' Collars, Cuffs
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cause, it has been wiinneia irom citizens t ,; . i--. , u found an ywhere. uall in ana examine or write ior prices,
who are of suitable age, and mentally and sign m Houston Building, Greensboroj w - ,
morally quaiineq ior tne exercise oi an r
intelligent ballot, it should be restored by N. C. Also strictly Ihome made har- , . - . ' - rj.T T7 FTfiTJOl? O. N C
the -iwvnle thTonch the leonRlatnres of the . " . f - ,MXHJAiJ.l WJJViV -l w"
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aa tucjr may ueoiu wibo.
and Neck wear in every yariet
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