A V-vi si i ii sr t on orrtjMiiilent ! The Wi!mifii;f :i Mr-enj'r f
THE VIDETTE,
of I he News Observer Kirs that Su unlay ihe iollouiog jIIKAP IOFFKK !
TROY, K. C. DrjC. 8, -6KI.
four repreiiPntative, H"ii. Joo. 8. Mjw hi from F tyrllcville, bu.l j iq ft HOAS I'ED" C'OFFEI
a r
P33 I . ,,AAfKrrsfiii:iifLr..
T
era
Clark for Gorernvr,
TUp Jonrnal will
a canoidatefnr Governor, but it
will occaiionally tel
tile fav ( 1 1 ioe w
not 'nominate
t . 1 . I . . I - t .1 ..... I i. !- 1 t . i I ifJniinl lilc lll.l lliull
is the senior member of i he 'North
about fnr this "Min-" 4 While at j jC oe uiven tbe ch;iirnbwibip
Kii.slon JaM week ve lienl ;eve-1 uumUe. it: is
ral leading citiz-n express the le-1 .- ,i t ; i t.oim n '
lire to see' JulKe Water Clark the I pancaking, able, neln r.o.H .a..r
uli.it the neo- Carolina (lelpgaii'iii. II. lie gel-
iu are talked hi) ib-ertrf ami tbe Stale her due-.
AS'fJOOD AS RIO Oil
cal over Hie 31. r. , vniT n e
Vml over this eilr nt ibe Midden JAVA SELLING. AT CO COTS
j death of Kcv. Dr. L. S. Birkhead, I A POt'N'O.
..f Wii.Mo,,, N. of heart" - d 7Y( slUWlied hlf the '
-.T 7 15 .; ! SOITIIEI CHEMir.u. ;o..
1
ll
e ttai 111
C'Hlff
rence tin mom
Char!
itt . . i i. . i i:lii!i:iu i hit. uiht-, i . . .
sire lo we Juoge iaif r vui 1 1 . i ; nig ami in Hie cm:intt e r? n !
...mli.W of the ueWratie purly. ouil-ioiicioiw, ruircnl:Uive a:ni ,rioij xrT" M. recants can
- - - i - t . . . - - n J c
Tbey want a nve, rogrt-fesi v, , llM,u a nigti ianu in mc i l;f.ai atll lg il.t ami fl ee: tui. : " cam inquiry.
fenrlcs4 man fr !iovertnr; one,o nr(.;l!!; j wt.t t. kiim;.- ai 1 bii:? j 4VGin .
who ba iiJeaH of bU ouo ami re. of Mr. J. V. WVJeli. ilraiik a i-V tj.o.irro ..,'
One must Ibink tliat tluv Jeat jti,! oti r, ci'irphtiiuU oi being u -j imiii hh:
ENT
u u u
j WESUotM, TRAINS
ijiimi 'O ' iM"H. ll.Ji
!Cv.C N. C. 1 ! 0.trur, . 4:.i t .
fct quotations! "''C iCtHUiaC-; rhi . 74.,
cognize" tbe fact tljut tle country
ey6t of GoIlboro i(s a part of the
Btate.f North Carblina and that
I be people there aVe entitled to
some cousideiatioijl by the chief
,,f Jzi Piiikxtone and the tv'iti- wel , and asuil to be vmu-v
, .' -I '... .1 ..'k,;.t ,S th He n liied to hi vp in, ;ind -iv.v
CUI IIIUliuniiw, iMiuui-.n . - .
trreat framl Hase ill inlet fere
yiib John Sherman's deceitful
bowl for "a free ballot anl a 'fair
n-ciitive.
Tbey believe Judge Clark is
I. ...... .l I lial 1 1 u twcr (11
T.. ' ..s-.i..l . Kir .lpi.,.iCrHiic e.unt" in tbe Smith, when it 1 le-
party. Since Mr. Curr, who w;s
prominently mentioned in coiinee
tiou with the nomii.atiou, ban per
emptorily declined ko be consider-
"w. a candidate and rcconiineinli
Judge Clark, it is finite likely the
Kabtern eop,e w 1 1 11 begin to cen
tre upon the lattef gentleman :
fine Berne Jonrnah
Fronr remarks we have -.beard I
Upon jiiis Miojeci yc are eaiisuco
that Hon. Walter Clark would be
heartily supported by the Di'ino
crats of tbis section and with Hon.
W. J.n Montgo'niery, on the .'ticket
with him for Iieutenent (joverner,
Jklontgomery county could be saje-
)y counted iik the )einocialic ol
urn 11 iu 1888.
nrenibered that in a speech, a few
years ago, John ?aid, Any tiling
U fair - to beat the 'Democrats."
Now jibe moii thin? old hypocrit is
wanting to tee a fair , election in
the South! He wonhl, if heconld,
sieal every electorial vote next
year j 1st as he did that of L uisi
anna in 1.8 8 . r
rapid'iy oi- ai d expired..'
Tbc-i-ad inieiligi nru spread raj
idlv. and the ineiuberf of Cottier
erne, a well as the entire town,
were soon plungid into the deep
est s now."
Unerst
; Air Kuil.rfti!titi;M
rI7TTiflI .. .
May 1iU
V .. .
. 1. u -i 1
Why H Should (jo,
Wilson Advance.
Oiie of the strongest reasor.s
turned why the internal revenue
;OOT''tX.
And Lowest Prices t'harped for
(;OOI)N !
Have any thing you wnt, nm1. will
te happj to serve the po! o f !
Moutjrouiery County in any way.
W.II.WATKIXS, Agt.
Colu.ahi Mf. (.'.1 ,
Columbia Furtoiy, 2s. C
Nov. 5th, lis-7. Sm.
oheit nnh-rs lnnn D.-al- m,i.v. l'
l.iii-lnin, lMi7
Ve'ar,, !,r" I' M 4:. p t
'irl.iro, t '
Hact!rt . S r.S - j . .
UKUt (ioorls ollVivil, ami isr Arr iirft jin.ti ig
im-s diily. j
W'v inalu- tin v Ctmi-
s
t.
COFFINS.
should be repealed is that it is the 1 ?,e umlersiRne ! maKrs pejialt;
' , 4 0 t'F I NS, anl 1 1 is his purj o-e tu
rm St tlangeruiis enemy ot btute s ; lea.J ail oihcr m this line. I aui suy
rights that we have' to co,ltend Phed wilh 10V,ar' l,I:e a'J
wiili. The fact that the llb-ers of Hlark AValnut VoOlnn
the national iniveruuient leal di-
Poverty ami Slavery.
Quite an interesling and truih-
All contrast is draitu by the Wii-
pMugtoii bTAli as tbllows relative
to the diferenci in the conditiuns
'.of 'those who. have to labor for
. . . - i
their daily bread icr the North and.
iu the South;
The South bus-loss money sbv a
very great deal tlfnn the Nrtli
hue, --'In fact, the South is quite
poor in this worhrs goo Is and
barely shabby gent?el as compareil
with the pluioirait and bes-es in
the rich Noitb. But tlie South is
oorer in other thiiigs than in mon
ey and splendor oft show as com -oared
with the Norifr It' is Ijii
less of hplendid iniiserv and gilded
iiu and decorutcd vice and oual-
id poyerty, and languishing unfor
tunate. Jt has but little pauper.
jam and no "white- slaves" now.
A long time ago Home one CVr
belt it may have teen pnbl'slud
A Library Hall for Trinity.
Commendable effort is being
made by the students of Trinity
College, "to raise funds Tor erecting
a suitablebuilding fr a college li
brary and the use of the literary
Societies. We can hardly conceive
of a purpose more' laudable than
thcone tin se young gentlemen have
iu viewi and as in past years Trin
ity will continue the alma mater
to many of our coatity's most tal
ented sons, and within whose clas i
ihir.I Wool for tin ;-ts of Trn. No. (nir r'
r y 1 1 , "-' Mm t.i l-ani f,.. 1 '
1 OUT u)(K;s, wliU'll HltlVks- ' 1 ''i. "ti.nxlM.ro ajij t,tLcl .
en C. Y. & V. . Hy. 1 M'
them niotv lur:ihUk. At Wi.irfci.orn its ir, .
'I ruce I.tt fur- t. a. :
COCatalop'ie an
tiiliil on app'irntion.
.Sept. v '.-7 - Jy
A-
1 of nil Sizes ami rinahtos. Will l
; pleasel to fu. inh M ult?niti-rv ami 1
recti y wi til the people ot t he llil- !ijmiii cnnMcs. atirct!oii 11.
,1 Price and Quaiity Guai antet-l. Try
Tri V T a .1 1 .... 1 . 1
' " ,, ' f, .
I tr.m l.a.c.
! 1 liiou;;), v'e j.incco. l rir,ti W,
"tii.ti. 1. auU Cuariottr and Clit
I. C JnNKS.Sut erintri.,J,
ferent States, as they do to .collect
jme. W. T. 11 U ft illNON,
Parjn llotte.
irAl)ErflP)il()f X. C.
the revenue tax,' nrikes tho power
and it.tl tence ot the government 30.,m
more, severely felt by all. The
centralizing 'influence of. ibis dj-iJV ' !L2 12 33 !
partineut of our govt rmnent, w
believe, is an exceed. niv dcriirei
ous ii fliience.
sic wal:s several of her young men I &TllKfZM)2,:' SSiH:
are now traininii tTir the bibber Presents for ba.lies. Misses an.I
n9 a Govs :
-AT-.'
M. AV. & II. L..STr:i:i)S,
Aixm:i3j,?i Ilill, IV. V.
W p are now receiving t:o bnrfp;t.
llandAoiucsl :;d rnoM 'nruil block
II re is another f:!. t to i-ve l!.;.t l'niuiMl, Willi a tol.,l '
I llilii ii nt AMt.rut-.
tbe old :ub-ge is t rue
or
YU SeJon lr;in M ihJm,
At :t ST I-;
Ttii-J School ik lot air I at Ir i
M.i.'p.n;er romiir.N I'.. i.iir ..t4
,' iiciittMr! CMnMiUtillr in tlir !
(;i l H...r ocity l hecuu.ii, .,1
ft.r tin mTal tone.
. Goi'ternl rVJcrchnn .Ion
and useful spheres of lib"; so that
we think an opiartunityv is here
offered to thoe who are able to
contribute to
eiijiise, but in
thedist ofeontribuhus the name of j TOYS ! ' TOYS.! TYSil Spot Clll Prices.
the grand old county 01 Montgom-
A.K.(-ovi:;(iTci.N&c, : (TiK (roarsi. ofmf
bavp swept d.wn pti.r.i,i I i-i j s 'J'll iimtt o , ',
Children. Ilats. Kihoon, Flowers, br.,HL'hl to t'lii. si-rfwu. i.f mm.. !!.. ..V, -, . I ....... 1 ! Pol'iU Ptoilcl to rnt.r
Feathers, wus. Velvets S, ks, Un. 'lrv. liavurj; iuivh.-fil i 1 thr Ntrtti- " V ' ,do,r , Cl-, Cll , ,
derwear, Kintroidery Article, anil r.irl ,.1 0 r i'.i - . ... ti... 1 1 ' orrj
Cloves cver.hi,,,. for U JXJX ,"l V..i"Ju,: ! r-"" " .-. '
and OhiMieii s w.ar t i-lnnainit lh i),;.,..,,. .! .t n .!, ... : Kn mt v-i,. w;m..:. ,v
) not only a good low rlr.es' . u w,n l,:,"Jon 10 u;;e Time Pilule., in huv .d oli-o,iie ! t . 1 i-kn for iu.i.. n .t
, 3ur selections early to avoid- the c,niIlut K, . c. ,hL.,r cu -,oiK-r the l,e.:e- i f' J II Tt T U C T 0 Tv a ll ! N W' ': ,rr"
dotngso, to placer in rush. ! tit of a c.u efui .sckctioi,, houuht at j- e. Wol . PttA M .,, rrr nitt,k
ery. v . :
We believe this matte'r eminent
Iv woi thv of consideration and of
Not having: any room to
Toys we have opened our
nartment at, the corner of
iiud strct3
GRAND
k ll'l l O ll. III. Ilf f. K !... Q 1
display our' hxpenence has taught us C at a ' -
,r . oy I)e-f Jiuie us.i.e has l;w.i .maUrtory S , g , ; . ,
nrUi to l.oth Di!iier ani I nso.u.i r. m u t ' I
;13. with a .have ad pud ihe 1 u e, tu.aii l'roli;! , , , ., . , ;
' , ,.- I'leb-K that vi'ii 1 l 10 I - -
,NO ASor?TP?i:?4T ! OJl CASH OI' 11.1 in ej:. ' . r :
White Slavis f
)Ie who -delve
h volume on "The
oglaiMl''-ilie.jco
in the niines'a thousand feet in
darkness beneath the arth. There
ure white slaves in New York.
The Sun says ther.' h between. 10,
QOQ apd 60,000 sewing girls in the
vait pity who hae to toil at stnr
Vulion pripes-sewing a shirt and
Kewjng a shroud -;o borrow the
idea and words.' of m Howd,
though not in their proper arrange
ment, perhaps. So poorly -paid
are tens of thbusan Is of this o;as
that the dens of pqllntion are kept
supplied with theiri victims, and
the number of persons dependiMit
irenero.is iction oil the nii-r of on r ! e?te(1 whi,e i" the th ;o make; ltisnetde-s to nm fm rite arts'c mt. nTes, :d rb-e li;m.s, :
isenelolis action on nit put of ou i . the hu:e oneK ha such as j ot the dUitrent hues e oliVr to tlu-1 - i ,
people, and in our humble cajuci-.DRUMS, DOLlSj j I b!c. hut , u o e hnnd w oep. wi ! j , j,;N ,. x u:,I,w. 'i'l i;,r.-. I
. . 11. 1 ii . niyrni c; ,(-vc i V t h 1 1 a ! 5 aitc'eix kiit in a First- ..
ty we stand ready to do all in onr PIS 1 ()LS, ( L N S, CiasSSi.ck of (ic.ci al Mirct.ande, ! . .....l ..i ...... , -.,,; .. . v '
i. ...! GAMES. WAtJOXS. w,n ho r,o.,.-,i h,r.. w u 1 1 1 1 s. ; i i ! ' t,,,,'Mt " !',ll,,"! ; .
,.,ei l uuic wuuay m, HORDES, ItOCKKRS, Uhose h.vni VotVon to m-M , hat. we I t i ' i i 'VI! i
aHtCceSs. BLOCKS, TOPS, and Av''" l'a-v the .11-ghe-1 Ca.s; Puce foil -ll bM.ug.it to i adrboro. , f
i i t-.. At. . t. i . . o a i the same. A cood lut of New I 4 '-v'- u
ix us eApmmeu oy mc young . aiecnanicai toys, ac., ic. ,iTm., v t. . . xn-ir-c- I
i o lurihrr in f-r m i om ..!..
R I. MARSH. Pm.f., ,1.
I- : o.; , Tho . . '.
.3. 'll. Tin. v It.
M.AIJ.U IN
WATCHES
J
Mechanical Toys, &c, &c.
il.-i it .: ' . '. I K Mil rp nrsrt nmlro n r miatnl-a Vnl
uieii, iiiui tieir purpc.se is ,not to I --r on haml at owest figures. Co
inrerfere with the endowment and Uoods at j Yarn, Plaids and Sheeting kept in
COTTON RAGGING AND TIES
tton
that they will receive stibs-crip-tions
only w here they are not
made to its detriment. An excel
lent plan, we think, is suggestetl
in the citcular which has. been
TAYLOR'S BAZAR,;-
118 Mai ket & Con err M auk ut an d
2nd Streets,
AYlLMINGTON, X, C.
n-5 v r nu. i ot. j
. ' . ( i. . o.TVuuruiiM, ocnoois ana
issued. It IS tnat triejids ot tins i airs, supplied .at a lihtral discount
institution iret no AVslivals: coneerls rs carefully aud prompt-
C i . j ----- -
or a scries of lectures, th proceels
from whiclibe devotel to the ucw
building. All contributions will
solely on thtirjieei
ed annually, thns
flifficult the stiugg
battle for bread.
The South, than
les are iucre.is
making more
e for life Mre
KB to a benig
nant Providence aiul the character
a r iw. . . . . . i i . i . i . v
ly tiliea
stock at lowest market rates.
In connection with the mercantile
business, wc are manufacturing
. HAXD-XADE HAKXESS
of every description, from the. Rest
City lan Leather, aim jruaianlcx tat
ihfction in eyery particular.
Having uiTen our attention exel
sively to the mercantile olivines Im
7T" jr r"m ri rpi
VOl
rnivVvoRTii,
WlLMiyGTON, x. a,
be credited to the proper source in goffer at VVolesale and at lew
the 'Archive."
The. Attorney-Gem ral has writ
ten a letter io the Slate Superiu
tendent of Public schools, concern
ing tiie duty of tax collectors to
pfUie people, knowls but little of collect the school tax, and pay it
mis source oi coin pt ion and this 'over to the count v Treasurer 'bv
i . f ,f . . . - -- --- j
form oi extreme dSetitutiou and
dependency. There is vice and
there is poverty anl there is suflVr
ing and there "is iunger in the
Scutbj but no one need to starve
ET i rrv a a ar
FULL LINES OF
Groceries & Provisions,
Consisting of
Coffee, S.uKr,
Flour, . Bacon,
-Molasses,. Tohacco,-'.
SnufT, Soap,'
lye. Lard,
Nails, ,IIoop
Irorn Cheese, Crackers, etc.
is to keep everything the pe-p'
demand, and sell eloe and 'pbae
vcrvlnnlv. As Wadt hbi o is-tl'. j
!iet cotton Pjrirkct, we jiropo-.e f-. j
,l" m-ike' it tbe Led Dmrr i.immi.'
Ol
. - I
a nuintier ol years, we l-el couiiuoit v - r... ...... .11 i'.i .
i fcftvini? that wp know what ton: ' !
V JKWKLKV,
i
SiLVKU AM)
SILYKIM'L.VTKI) X.M
srix r'ACi.K.s
in sayinjr
people of our eot:on want , and have
made it cir study to sujplv tlcir
wants at prce"i that coinpelc with all"
dea'ers in tirst-c'-as pooiW
Our thanks art- due lor patro.
age, all we asl i. Call and m- us -i..i
e cony';nnel that- e Mean What We
Say. Rc-j ectfu;l v,
j. v. & ii. l. sti:i:d.
Auman's IliH. N. C. 4::.',o
V
Al! A ti k in "tlu-
""..t.l. .....) I..., v t
Line nt:tllv doth', .aid -.d-
Ma'i
! whollsai.i: an-j i;i:T.ui. i)i;n;,;:s. iiat'ltoli Lr:i;ir.uitr;it.
WAli: IK)!lO, X. C. ,o: iIt r iswnpllv ;ttt id.d tnj
or steel. The verV noor and i ho
lu lplcss are cared fi.r, and those
disKsetl to work caln generally ob
tain a place.
4fr nil the distribution of fa,
Trs is not o eqtuljas many be
lieve. The South Js really ,- jropn
lated by a differeui raceas Tour
gee saw and is giairleil by mb-
ami principles tTiat are also
flijtuilar to those prevailing in
the more popular centres. Jt Ya
lee? greed, less invention, less love
and intermeddjing less money,
JehS influetire, Ipss y ice, less cri ne.
less oflicial patrMtiage. But then
It has to compentatf juore love of
iruui and honor and fair dealing
the 31st of December of each year.
The following extract form his let
ter, -a Indies to all the c.nintiVs in' C7"ShipmenU of Cotton solicited.
. for -which we promise Full Market
i hit oittie;- . . prics. . - 4:-3m
In niv oninion it is the dntv of
l he MX collectors and sheriffs in i
every etiunty in this State to eol-
SA NFO RD HOT Eh,
First-Class, .
bet aniijvay over to the treasurer "IL ' 1
ot ihv,r ie.peclive counties "on oi j ) A'J V i
before life thirty-first dav of De- Sanford; orth C arolina. j
eember of each year the whole TtSRftV! Ir
!
IV C. .1. .. I .........
............ .v.i.vi , tm nuiMii pui pir-? i j-
therein; and to enable them to li(rg( eM!lTp!C XVJGHlSj
bo,iuey nave an uie power and asi
tbouity to levy and sell property
conferred by law tor the collectitm
of other county taxes.
It cir wed 1 For
DRUMMERS and TRAVKLErS; IpH &
Potrw av-v tr: . Ct.; -i ' t - zZ?
v J vv.ay . ti lit vv 1 J W 1i J-
rangements for more than two days. pe vl
Liverr Stables in connection. I
"UiTe ps a trial
tat refaction .Guaranteed.
Webrters Weekly: Mr. Joe Rlack-
well while out hunting last week
ineu Terrtaoie wnite partndite. J " vji.t..tti. i. j
Th 1 CAPACITY of house 4X:2 feet two !
- -o-' - nuKiamriai principles; oouin inn lan.
' f"! l"rp-I''ii " we " -Mr. P..ron. th. .T.rcelist is
Ijeverfrom all we lf!ur. 6tv j B.u,k rsi'on 'XuiKh
BU(J read, im.ro rali
i i ' -."e'w-M mc jlii-, v- crowas a iien a nis meetines
I KJ 13 O 1
1 & i I
i m r v.i 7.
I I !,n "t"! U ta oia-.real3!ra. It M cr.rt
-!Fl ?T 1 SR r l-pteio. Si.no ncriTsr.
! Era ltei i:Ki
ar ..2 a - aaaaai r rm i
1
C0:ly
FT
13 A
g VAll'X
GRENADES, a
Orzr Sixiy Hiiiiora S;!J. b
tVi2rl-. - tf J ll
X . b N rib 1 t-i ir.tt,
th 1 t x -i m 1 1, f
( i;m:!.i i r .V .
BAKER'S
8TAFl "
m TuljUr File Eilngffix
esjr ou.Lm:s ciru.-
SNSVfca.urc.f m -r-
(Antr;il Ili.t.-l limMi'.
Chariotto, ----- N.
t
SIX SN;S. A LL I IIK UA'.i I
l ' n. r I .
n.Ml Ii W.nr.
MPc5lS;gIH
rile sort.
It is expectetl that Itev. C. Dur
. . . -
paw will, for a time at leaat take
Heated by tire-p'aces, stoves.
ana heaters. Koiii are af o
veil and neatly, fwruihbd
- with new furniture. l$e .
ding not surpassed it,
the State.
tri! there have been tnan j professions
P?pr -00, the icpes an4 Qbtstrp'i Tbe only house in th? place where
says. ' r j a lady prsidtf Tran arr?e fn-m
. .i - . m . . . i I- iu. to I D. m. fruui Fa tttetihe.
Ane saieoi Mepben Qurch, a Tlich- Greensboro. Ra'eish and lliiu'n, ,n-
Cbarge of tbe BJpt st Libefi.irV1 cDty "chint,-jtm rubbed kins due comiectiou aud alk ig am
fit lialeiffb woeiiiic.t buniay night of $i.7o0 by somebody ,,lue fut
14 1 1 " ' - (whokucw tUecviuibiaa'iioa: Table Fair UnuipasccL
3 5
hi
a4
ti
Uiroc.-h s tot cl
Will not fiei. .--.' rr f t
Prlco, 5GO.CO racb.J
fokl 3 'Torir I'.rll 1
L. I 1 ... . i. . ...... t. t
1-5 U ' bet .1 Your .;
'fV.T5 3 A.-., ic I
fj tn r. .M'v i:n;i.am '
r. i . . . .. . i i f . 1 1 1 -1 1 i i . r
ri i. i i . .. .. is..r! '.v.'. ut 'rr f
i .vi.o 1 rir rr, r - a --- .
txTiNP'jifHrq vvzi si 1,1 - '
11 rra.of.'M
..... . - - v - " I LJ ..
.!ti.l-r T-p J!,r 1 e'O;1-'.. ;j
etc. r-ril'r-'.-iv
ll I .-. -m. I
MuTlrr, a:.d ! Krsu'atf. 1
Tt.'c M-l Meitl-a-i.. I
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