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r Star OEGAK 1 ON i VOL. IV. MORGANTON N. C, FRIDAY MARCH 23, 1888. NO. 2. 50 HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE wTTHOBl ' 9 j Restlessness- una it's? .t a Who Will Our Governor Be ? I An 1 A THICTLY VIOCTASL1 AUkTLCtS fAMtlT MtOICIHC PHILADELPHIA. Price, ONE Dollar it ar 3 The majority of the 111h of the bum an body arise from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more people to health and flappiness by giving them a health j liver than any other agency on earth. 8EK THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE VORTH CAROLINA ESTATE Pi,.. CO., LD. Required immediately: Yellow Poplar. White-Oak, Ash, Walnut, &c., from 6,000 to 7,000 loss. For specifications apply to Mr. D. C. Pearson, traveling agent to the Company, and at the - Compa ny's offices, Morgantou and Glen; Alpine, N. C. J. F. HOUSTOUN, Major, Gen'l Manager. Morganton, X. C, 23rd Feb., 1888 IIAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE Star Job Office. Satisfaction Guaranteed. The State Chronicle has publish- j ed letters from people in all parts 01 the state in answer to "Whom do you want for Governor!" The appended list gives the votes, as near as possible : For Stedman, 35 For Clark, 31 . For Jarvis, 26 For Arm field. 15 For Alexander, 9 For Fowle, 8 For Holt, 4 For Gilmer, ' 3 For Elias Carr, 2 For Clark or Stedman, 4 For Clark or Jarvis, 3 For Merriman, Gilmer or Fowle, 3 For Stedman, Clark or Jarvis, 3 For Jarvis or Fowle, For W. R. Cox, For R. B. Peebles, For Fowle or Clark, For Alexander or Sanderlin, For Alexander or Stedman, For W. L. Saunders, For S. McD. Tate, I For A. M. Waddell, ! For F. A. Daniels. ! For Col. Tom Ruffin, For Walter L. Steele, For James E. Moore, For Octavius Coke, For C. W. McClammy, For John W; Graham, For Z. B. Vance, For Stedman or Jarvis, For Holt or Alexander, For Polk or Alexander, For Gilmer or Clark, For Another Like Scales, For A Wake Man, For "Don't Care For One," For An Eastern Man, For Clark or Alexander, For A Western Man, For Boykin, Stedman or Clark, For Jarvis, Armtield or Clark, For Alexander or Gilmer, For anybody not a politician, For Jarvis, Stedman or Sauu ders For No Old Fogy, For Jarvis, Clark or Alexander, For any man who will extend the A. & N. C. Railroad, For the Nominee ) and 1 For the Best Man y and I No Decided Preference, $ 2 0 o 2 2 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cleveland Will Win. Greenville Reflector. The signified intention on the part ot Henry George to support lirovcr uieveianu in tne coming: i campaign, will give that State, New York, to the Democrats be j yond the shadow of a doubt. The iinmivnirip. tuirrv in rvw v nrL- 14 solid and harmonious. It is a clear Democratic majority of 20, 000 as shown in the last state elec tion. And notwithstanding the split in the labor party, Mr. George will coutrol 5u,000 votes in the Stare tins tail, bo that it is reas Editor Sued l3r $10,000 Damages. HaleiKh Progressive Farmer. A ripple of excitement in our city was caused last week by the announcement, that Mr. J. L. Stone of this city, had instituted pro ceedings against Mr. S. W. Heaine, editor of the VVadesboro Intelligencer , tor criminal Mkm. Mr. Hearue, it appears, bad criti cised in severe terms in his paier, the methods adopted by Mr. Stone for the sale of cotton seed, which Mr. Heai ne alleges were bought by Mr. Stone at an ordinary price, and were being sold by him to the farmers at 1.50 per bushel. Mr. Hearue was arrested and brought to this city, accompanied by sever al gentlemen of Anson and his at torney, Mr. J. A. Lockhart. Mr. Lock hart, Messrs. Reade, Busbee & Busbee, md Battle & Mordecia, appeared as council lor the de lendant, and Messrs. Pace, Hold ing & ileck. Gray i Sramp, Full er & Snow, and George V Strong, as council tor the plaintiff. Mr. Hcarnc waived examination, and gave bond in the sum 01 55i,uuo 101 his appearance at Wake Superior Court. The bond was quickly iriven. Immediately suit was entered . .mm vo.. against mm lor 5iu,iwu damages, and the plaintiff demanded a hond for 810.000. The defendant not agreeing, the matter was taken be tore Mr. C. D. Upchurch, Clerk ot Wake Superior Court, and the bond was fixed at 85,000, and wa promptly executed. Mr. Hearue ami his friends returned to Wade- boro that night. This case is entered tor the March Term of Wake Superior Court, and promises to be lively and interesting. First-class legal talent is employed by both par ties, and we may look for some interesting developments before it is concluded. It is altogether, probable that Mr. Stone's cotton seed, at 81.50 per bushel, will be the most thoroughly advertised article that has been tillered to the farmers of this State 111 a loug time. Another interesting phase of the case may come when the plaintiff shall execute his purpose, as declared before Mr. Upchurch by his counsel, to institute suit acraiiist the Alliance o4' Anson county for certain resolutions al leged rto have been adopted by these farmers in reirard to the al leged scheme of Mr. Stone. The folio win is the resolution A Great Meeting. Wilmington Star. The famous revivalist Moody has had a great meeting at Louis ville. The orcnarations for hi M. m. - arrival were extended and costly. A tabernacle was built for the oc casion mat cost 912,000. it seats 5,000 people but was far to small. It is said that more than that num ber of people were turned away 011 .a. 1 T II . some 01 tne nignts. in 1111 11 i calculated that 250,000 ieoplc heard tne Cospcl from the great revivalist The meeting was pro tracted for live weeks. People were so anxious to hear Moody that they took lunch with them and hehltheir seats from oue ser vice to the next. There were 500 picked singers who led the music Mr. San key, with assistants con ducted the music. There have FOIt AUDITOR. Rev. G. W. Sanderlin. Correspondence of the News and Observer. No personal objection can be made to the present incumbent, Gen. Roberts. He is a good ofli 'er, as he was a good soldier; but he is now serving a second term, and there is no reason for extend ing the third term rule to his of fice. He can give way to no more worthy successor than he whose name prefaces this communica tion. Rev. G. W. Saudeilin was a gal 1 tut Captain in the 33 rd North Carolina Regiment. He was the best sneaker, mid oue of the very bent soldiers, in that lamous command. When the war was euded ho obeyed a higher been more than 1000 people added I call, and as a minister of the Bap to the Louisville Churches as a re-1 tist church, hoou placed himself in TMI POCTO SAYS I l mmiihmI i USE FOR DR( mm suit. All of the Protestant Church es were represented. Bishop Penick, of the Episcopal Church, attended; The preparations were such as to guarauiee a great work of re vival. Public exectatiou was ou tiptoe, and the ministers and their helpers were at work in ad vance of the coming of Moody. It is interesting to lead of the Louis ville work and esjeciaUy as Wil mington is preparing for the com ingofa Southern revivalist who in his chosen field is doing a grand aud imiterishahle work for God and humanity. The pastors and people of Wilmington are hard at work making straight the way for Mr. Pearson, who is to preach hi first sermon ou the night of Sun day, the eighteenth of March. Probably there has never been in this town such a general religious seriousness and activity as per vade most of the churches. . For weeks nightly services have beei held and the people are interested' and the believers in Jesus are pray ing for another Pentecost when a great work -of saving shall be pertectea. uoi grant 111 mercy that the expectations aud hopes and prayers of His ieople may be more than realized and that it shall be recorded that thousands have been added to the churches! Wanted for Cash. 300 Cords of DOGWOOD At $5 per Cord, Delivered at Factory near Depot in Morgan ton. Must be 6 inches diameter at small end, clear of sonably certain that the Democrats mentioned above as having been adopted by the Anson county the very lead of the soldiers of the Cross. Intensely earnest, and devoted to his woi k, his nervous system oou gave way, and he was order ed by his physicians, to retire to tits home in Lenoir couuty, and endeavor by a quiet life ou his; tarm to build up a constitution, wrecked by haul study iu theholj c tiling which he had chosen. He has proven what he can ac complish on the battle field, at the plow handle, aud iu the service of His Maker, and now that bis uealth is far belter and yet he is forbidden to preach, his friend would hear his voice, that rallied the scattered host of the Wilder ness calling the Democratic clans 10 the rescue iu the impending tarty crisis. His old comrades aud his breth ren will vie with each other in their efforts to show their appre ciation of him if the party should prove wise enough to nominate htm. The writer knows Mr. Sander liu to be a brave, christian geutle man, a gallant soldier, a true Deui ocrat, aud a brilliant speaker. a Soldier of the 33rd N. C. Regiment. That Wonderful CnstoaatLA TAYIflR'Q CHEROKEE I A I LU II O REMEDY ot SWEET CUM V and MULLEIN. H 0 more ti aay rcf1pt1o writ tn both plants mr hlghty m4lfrtal V. 8. Tbm t Ota mm hum tm Bammmx Ihranp cd UhicM TiHwnl ini li1fi"H Ml XmUi(Imm sad taa mM lk7 mwm mtmpir A PtWIOT REHKOYV OOU nmsmf& mmU to mmtmm wmmltm, CTtOCy yMi yvw momm rrkort wwtii, irsoomo COVatl m aasortn aad palwfal. 1IJ. ymiA 9mm fij y to ihm wMbnty MACtO PWH m ftjlrt 9wwH 0m mad XuUMta. UROMCMJTIM mwv aaTX. MX WftMWada to. wffl XmmA to OUJS U JUTIiOT. INSIST OM NAVIMOrT. Sr. QntTIUa. th MMdtur tcijMM T 9imt Srt. tm. oa Vang maA BroachMU TwiMm, nmmmUi "ZlolUla" m fifty Mr enl Ool Um OU (brCoBraBpOM. itXm tt la ta 1 IT IS PLEASANT AMD FALATASLK ad la Um tnt ksoira tiiii; la ta ww tmr mH TttM aad La traabl . 1 wQ RlaOM ta umi ac.4 aM tou ta trow mv mil aaUy.afallac MtpJteraUoa an4 rUrrU th jmifc Ak rowOrirn! nt tt : If a act karp it. w wva ar. l7. baiTa Urr Ma MTM 9 mt m V. M. mm tot tA c 9 1 JOG. - TV WALTKB A. TATHH la. at The 3Iurdercr ot Gen. Bryant Grimes llangeu. About Federal and Confederate Prisoners. Special to the KalelgH Obserrer. Washington, N. C, March 11 Oar quiet little town was thrown tuto a state of excitement this VOS AXX. BOWXX, T&OTTSLa l KaaUabarry OarAJal. bd knots and hollow ends. crooks, doty and Sergeson & Bros, nov 4-ly. RICHMOND & DANVILLE L R. CO., mum mm mmu mmi Al liauce, and published iu the Wadesboro Intelligencer ot Feb'y 23d: "Whereas, one J. L. Stone of Rah-igh, C, dealer in Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, &c, is perpetrating an enormous fraud on the farmers of North Carolina, Gen'l Passenger Dep't, ASHEVILLE. N. C, Sept. 3t 1887. Jf " TRAIN NO. 52, West Bound. Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Salisbury Statesville Hlckoiy Connelly; Springs Morgantott Marioft Old Fort Bound" Knob ASIJEYlLLifi llQt -Springs 11 so a. m. 18 20 p. EEL 1 36 208 2 34 3 18 344 400 5 18 7 35 800 9 30 10 55 XEiSoL : 53 East Bound. Leave -'i -Sabxvtfle'' 6 30 a. m. ' 'Morrlstown 7 50 Paint Rock 10 53 Hot Springs 11 10 ASHEV1LLK ' 12 58 p. m. Round Knob 2 3 Old Fort 2 50 Marion 3 18 Morganton 4 15 Connelly Springs 4 42 Hickory 6 05 Statesville 6 23 Arrive Salisbury 7 20 will carry JNew lorK try 50,000 or 60,000 majority. The Republicans have about abandoned all hope of carrying that State, and intend to bend their energies and lavish tneir money to carry oue or two Southern States; but they are a forlorn hope. Blaine withdrew from the race because he saw that defeat awaited the Re publican cause, aud now all the Republicans are beginning to open their eyes to the bitter fact. Since the withdrawal of their lead er they stand bewildered over their demoralized aud hopeless condi tion. They try to put on a good lace and shout for their party, but it is uothiug less that the frantic effort of a dying cause. They know that Grover Cleveland will have a virtual walk over in the race for President. Nothiuc can stem the tide of popular approval that has set in lavor ot his le-uom inatiou and re-election. He will get there, as he always floes, only by a much larger majority. The country is coutented and happy because this is so. We will have four more years, at least, of hon est and conservative rule iu this country. "Cleveland and Victory" are the watchwords just now. Af ter the election they will readj "Cleveland and Good Government for four years." Let us all rejoice On the files of the War Depart ment are two spicy dispatches, one morning by the report that a man addressed to Gov. Curtiu by Sec-1 was huuir to the bridrrt. Alout retary Stanton and the other i. I three' o'clock this morning the his reply. I ateamer Beta, on hfr wav to this It was late in the war, that Gov. place, blew the sigual to opeu the Curtin went to Washington to see draw to the bridge. The bridge the Secretary of War, aud appeal keeptr responded Cut t lound an to him to save the Federal prison- obstruction 111 the way. The draw ers in Audersouville, Ga., by con- could not be opened sutficiently seutiug 10 an exenauge witti the I tor the steamer to p.iss. Ou it- "lurpliy Ilrauclt Daily except SUNDAY. TRAIN NO. 18. TRAIN NO. 17. o vw a. m. .Leave Asnevme Arrive 4 50 p. m. Aiiive wayuesvme z 30 2 26 p. m. Charleston 10 15 a. aa. 6 05 Jarretts Leave 7 30 A. & H. Road. Daily except SUNDAY. TRAIN NO. 12. TRAIN NO. 11. w f- "i. isa,ve ctpartanDur? Arrive 9 10 o. m. Arrive Hndersonville . 9 58 a. m. Leave 8 10 together. 717 TO Ashfv111f as. A,. TAYLOR, G. P. A. w. A. WINEUPN. D. P. A. A PECK OF WORMS HAVE been known to pass from one child. Shriner'a Indian Vermi luge was the remedy used. Only 25 cents a bottle. For neuralgia, rheumatism, lum bago, gout, swellings, burns, wounds, etc., the best remedy is Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents a bottle. by sending emisaries throughout the State and selling them Peter kin cotton seed, under the name of Zephyr, at 85 per pound, which cost htm only about 25 ceuts per bushel, therefore, be it Resolved 1st, That we, the An son Couuty Farmers' Alliance, de nounce the methods ol J. L. Stone, and caution our brother farmers throughout the State against the fraud which he is industriously perpetrating upon them." Immigration to the South. Ashevllle citizen. A very important meeting is to be held at Hot Springs on April 11th next. The meeting is under the auspices of Mr. Norton, presi dent of the Louisville and Nash ville railroad; John H. In man, di rector of the Louisville and Nash ville railroad; Central railroad, of Georgia, Richmond and Danville railroad ; George E. Scott, Presi dent 01 the Richmond and Dan ville railroad; General Samuel Thomas President aud Calvin S. Bnce, Vice President of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad; John M. Robinson, Pres ident of the O. D. S. S. Co., Sea board railroad, etc., aud other railroad representatives. The ob ject is to devise plans to attract immigration to the South. The I time for such a plan is certainly opportune. The attention ot many thousands of people in the North is directed to the South, its mild er climate, better and cheaper sod its mineral and timber wealth &c, &c, &c. It is said Cardina Gibbons will be at this meeting The railroads have the power to do a vast deal towards facilitating this movement, and we are pleased to see the officials giving their at tentiou thereto. Confederate authorities. Mr. Stanton said he did not set how ho could do anything. "Why!" said Gov. Curtiu of Penn sylvania, 'we have thousands ol prisoners in our hands, let there be au exchange." With some heal the ecretary asked him if In- meant to propose that the United States Government should take back a lot of diseased, aud en eebled men who could not return oduty; and give in their' place an equal niimoer 01 men, wuo would recruit tue armies of the Confederacy. Gov. Curtain said that was just what he was after. "Well," said Stanton, "a man who professes t vestigattoii he lound a roje hang ing from a crtss-beaui of the draw limn FEEliiU'J COIXSIE IS TIE UXL ARK WE GUILTY T we have Iwcn accused by some- of our cometitor of selling err. tain goods at rediculuosly low prices in order to "bait" the pub lic, vro intend to put as low as. price on all our good as a "live and-let-live" policy will justify; and as the literal patronage ex tended to us indicates that our at leged practice of "baiting"' is fat iMftictory to the "biters," we shall continue to throw out large quan tities of the same sort of "bait" iu the shape of all classes of Hard ware at lower prices than ever, at Snuri5G Hardware Co. Great bargains in all kinds ot Hardware at SuuriNO IIardwake Co. Don't buy a Turning Plow until you have seen the new "Daiyr and you will have uo other. Sold and warranted by SuuriNO Hardware Co. . Now is the time to look around and sets where you can purcban the best Force Feed. Grain and Fertilizer Drill, aud don't forget with a heavy weight attached.! that the "Empire'' is in the lead Itch, Mxnok. and Scratches of every kind on human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool toko's Sanitary Lotion. Tnla never falla. Sold toy John TulL Druggist. Morganton, N. C. Vhen pulled to view he dlscove cd with horror a lifeless bod to which was attached a placard with the inscription, "Justice at last." The proper authorities were promptly notified. It was left to tangle till day light and until a cororuer's jury could le empanel! ed. Tho body proved to be tint ofj Win. A. Parker, who was Hied lor the assassiuatiou of General Grimes some seven or eight years ago. He has been heard to boat of the deed ou several occasions wuen 111 liquor, it seems mat ou yesterday, for drunkenness aud be loved by the Government ought I disorderly conduct, he wan con- to ie asnameu to make sucli a suggestion." Immediately after he returned to Harrisburg, he received from the Secretary the following dis patch : "In the interest of loyalty to the Government, and the speedy I deposes at the inquest suppression ot the rebellion you should resign at once, aud retire to private lite, which you should never have left." Gov. Curtiu re plied to Stanton: "Iu the interest of humanity, you should die and go to hell, where you should have gone long ago. Wonderful Cures. ! W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail" Druggists of Rome Ga.. say: We have been selling Dr. Kiug's New Discovery, Elec tric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica igued to the lockup, a place par titioned off 111 the rear of the eu gme house with three cells for such cases. An old colored man at night looks after and attends to the wauts of the prisoners, he sleeping iu an adjoining cell. He that at about two o'clock a. ui. he was awakened by a slight noise aud noticed that the light left burning was out, and lefore he could teal- a . a a ize what was the matter lie was confronted by at least half a dozen masked men who told him to keep quiet ou pain of death. They ap proacbed the cell in which Parker was confined, wrenching off the hick aud carried him outside. He ouce or twice, lucre is no ei deuce as to who tho participants in the transaction are. either one- or two horse at Suuping Hardware Co. "Lookout" Stoves, manufactured from tho Inrst Tcnuessee charcoal iron, the lest known ; every stovo warranted to be ferfect in all its operations, aud at prices which place them 111 the reach of all, at SuuriXG Hardware Co. Country Merchants will do well and save freights by buying their Hardware of SuuriNO Hardware Co. Now is the time to bur Hard ware cheap. If you don't belieT it try SnupiNo hardware Co. Call at the Shaping Hardware Co. and see the lxst Thtvr-Rollrr Cane Mill in the world, Jor tho price. Don't forget the fact that thft "Atlas" Ready-Mixed Paints am sold and warrauted to give sAtis faction by Sultsio Hardware Co. Shaping Hardware Co. are in the lead tor low price ou all kind Hardware, Stoves, Mowers, Farm ing Implements. Don't forget to call aud see them, and save money by taking advantage of their big offers. Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effected bv these medicines Civil Suit. Raleigh Nwi and Observer. Mr. J. L. Stone yesterday insti tuted civil action lor damages be in this city. Several cases of pro-1 fore CD. Uchurch. clerk ol Wakt nounced Consumption have beeu I Superior Court, against editor A. entirely cured by use of a few bot- B. Gillespie, ot" the Statesville ties of Dr. King's New Discovery, Weekly Mail, for republishing the taken iu connection with Electric attacks recently made uioii Mr. Bitters. We guarantee theia al- Stone iu thu Wadesboro Intelliyen- ways. Sold by Tall. err. W. W. KCOTT, JR. W. C. XUYI Scott & Ervinj ATTOBFIEYS AT UYj Lenoir, N. C. Spertal attention to ronveyinclDr. colWclitt ana to tne biulue ot Kxtvuuir. Aduibiatrw tor and ouardutH. rocift la.lt mmztI
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