THE MORG ANTON HERALD
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NORTH CAROLINA:
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Ii.inw of Interest from North Carolina
Points.
..There are 400 druggists
North Carolina.
Ill
. .On the 11. & D. train, between
Durham and Greensboro, one
evening last week, Mr.S.II. Webb
eanvassed the male passengers on
their choice for President with the
following result. Cleveland, 145:
Harrison, 10;. Weaver, 3; unde
cided, 20. Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested when the result
was made known.
. .The Philadelphia Jfarlet Jour
nol has this to say of our North
Caiolina grapes: "The arrivals of
Stapes are quite freely from North
and South Carolina and it 13 also
reported that they have a good
crop. We have to give North
Carolina the credit of shipping as
fine Concords and Delawares as
any of the Southern States, and
they are commanding good prices.
..The Newton Enterprise says
there is an old lady living near
Paint Rock, who has had a dog
in an old corn crib for the last
eight years for killing her chick
ens. She says she sentenced him
for life but at the expiration of
13 years if he has proven a good
record as to his behavior she will
reprieve him. The dog's petions
for liberty can be heard at all
hours of the day, bat the old lady
positively refuses to pay any atten
tion to his prayers and says that
the judgment of the court shall
be carried out to the letter.
...Mr. Thomas II; Hoke, of Liu
colnton, died last Thursday. A
correspondent of the Charlotte
Observer says of him : 4Ile was
thirty-seven years of age, a mem
ber of the mercantile firm of JJoke
& Michael, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, an elder
in the Presbyterian church, and a
prominent, popular and useful man.
lie was also chairman of the Dem
ocratic executive committee of
Liucoln county, and superinten
dent of the Presbyterian Sunday
school until tailing health compel
led his retirement. A good man
is gone, lie was much loved and
will be greatly missed."
. .An old gentleman named Sol
omon Swain, who lived near
Greensboro, was most foully and
brutally murdered last week. The
old man was 86 years old and bad
just settled up his business, pre
paratory to leaving for the West,
where his sous live, and he had a
considerable amount of currency
about his person. The jobber
succeeded in getting away with
about $500 in greenbacks, bnt
failed to get 8300 in gold which
the old gentleman carried in his
pants pocket. Two arrest have
been made and suspicion points
strongly to them.
. .The Murfreesboro Index savs
that Col. Geo. II. Mitchell has in
his employ a negro boy that will
not sit down on auy considerations.
When he retires for the night he
just steps to the side of the bed
and falls on it. All attempt to get
him to sit down have failed, lie
was sent ou business in a road
cart, he stood up in the foot. The
next scheme was to send blm
away horseback. He delioerately
fastened the saddle stirrups as
high as possible and stood up in
them. He says that when he sits
down something tells him to get
np. It is thonght that the boy is
partially insane.
..The Salisbury Herald says
that Mrs. Athey, a widow lady
with five children, living near
Cleveland, had beeu working hard
and saving up her money for the
past fifteen years, for the purpose
oi buying her a home. A portion
o' the necessary amount had been
saved and the home bargained for,
but the deft finger of a thief have
spoiled the plans. Mrs. Athey
kept her money in a satchel in the
closet of her bed room, and had
had it there for years. About 9
o'clock Sunday morning she went
over to the house of a neighbor to
eat some watermelon and while
one a thief entered the house,
prized open the closet door and
stole her satchel and money, the
amount being S380. Mrs. Athey
did not discover her loss until
Monday, wheu she went to get
her satchel. The thief is not
known, although a party is sus
picioned. ..Mr. and Mrs. Goode, living
about six miles from Rutherford
ton, went to tho village the other
day to do some shopping. They
took with them their little boy
Charley, 4 years old. While iu a
store buying goods little Charley
gave them the dodge, and when
they discovered their loss they
instituted search in good earnest,
finally getting about 100 persons
interested. Finding his little
barefoot tracks iu tho sand,
they followed them, and
at a distance of three miles
they came to a creek and
there Charley7 little foot prints
were plainly visible goiug into the
stream. Not finding tracks indi
cating his exit ou the other bank
they went down the stream in
search of his body. At a few
paces, however, they foiiud that
he had pulled himself one of the
water by some bushes and had gone
on further down the streem
through corn fields aud over
fences and ditches, and just as
dark was dosing in on. the search
ing party they came upon him.
He was wet and his little feet torn
v briers. He had then made
live miles, and when asked where
he was going he replied iu a brave
tone: "I'm doin' home."
VOL. VIII.
U.t J. S. Car,-. AMmi th
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BALEian,N.a, AuS. n, is92.
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S -TOU a if t,er frow M.
Simmons. ...
Democratic Executive Committer,
rfflt-n.l in .. .. 4,
" i ,i ' V Pe io my tender
01 the cordial assUmr .! i,fl,iv
cooperation ol the State Aii
tion , of cinbs for the campaign.
And in inviting your ensidera.
tmoi me cbauman'H tiattenni?
i ml amueciativA Itrr t
especially call your attention to
ine expectation l i
- -u iuur
efforts, and permit me to h it that
l am sure he can realize ou tbo
expectations; for with euthusi.
astic devotion to party principles
f-lS W,tU L"nttnchinff loyalty to its
leaders, the rnnno .iAn..w.JU
tuis campaign, where its very faith
1A t- as-!.. .
... eageriy await the
gnai of battle.
As the President nf Innr ......
ciation of Clubs I call you aain
to the field to resume those pa
triotic labors for which you were
called into PTt4tm. t ..n
young Democracy throughout the
fiimwAie us orgi til
zations, to put them on a war
footing, and to organize red
hot" Democratic Clubs iu evetv
town and township, where uoue
now exist, as a means of promot
ing the growth of
Democratic orinciitb vi.i.i.
the very foundation stones or our
political freedom. Nowhere van
pnrer. sounder, stronger 1 mm-
racy lie found, or ninrx tT..- it-..l-
disseminated, than iuandthiougii
iiio.Ne uome organizations of tbt
people where ueighl.r is banded
with neighbor. Hiinnt.i t
der, iu zealons support of those
liberties t Ik? held only at the
price of that steiling coiu eternal
vigilance. Thorough organization.
ever necessarv. i? nliiniii- i...
disieusable iu thU canipaigu.
here party ties and party prin
ciples seem less biuding on some
iiiau ever oeioie, and when ambi
nous, iiesignmg demagogues, who
bave nothing to lo. but
all to gain, by a return
to the condition of thiugs exist
ing in the reconstruction da, are
workiug with all the energv or
uuholv ambition to lead th imn.
est but unsusiecting to throw oil
their allegiauce to te Deuonratic
party, which is, indeed and iu
truth, the Peoi.le n.irt- -W-
fight for measures, not mviif
thank God, as has so eloquently
been Paid bv one nf Hm !.!. tr
of the yonng Democracy, we enter
the fight with a living faith,
founded unou irinriiI ilut nt
jiist, enduriug, as old as the na-
11011 itseu, yet eer young, vigor
ous, progressive. air!riir. i
cause there is work to Ik? done.
And we have an abiding faith
too, iu the honest v and irond.
hard, common sense of the itoi.l.
and that irmet face to face with
a frank and manly statement of
iue laun wnicn inspires and the
Principles whieh rnnlml tho l !
ers or the great Demoi-ratic party,
iney win, as in tue pat give them
their heatty, loyal supjort. Th n
let us meet our waverin? neigh
bors race to face, frankly, 0111(3,
with a reason readv for the faith
that is in us, aud the result in
November will be all that could
be desired.
In conclusion, wherever thre
is work to be doue; wherever
patriotism iseucouragedasavirtne
I urge the vnnnir IlmMTav tn
the work of organization, so "that
ours shall ever remain a govern
ment of the people, by the people
and for the people.
iiank rorms of constitutions for
the cnvvrninniir nf lulu ntv.l
other campaign literature, may be
1 . .v . 1 1 A t . . . k t
urtu uy applying 10 11. u. litK
with. Secretary, Raleigh, N. C.
I have the honor to be faith full v
yours, etc, J. S. CARR,
Pres. State Asso. Dem. Clubs.
B. C. Reckwitii, Secretary.
chairman simmons letter.
Hooms State Dem. KxComm
Hotel Florence 1Juilui.no,
IUleiou, N. C. Aog. X
lion. J. S. Carr, lreideHt A". i
State Association of Ikmoerntie
Clubs, Ealtigh, A. C.
Dear Sir: I have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt or lour
favor of the 1st iust, tendering to
the State Democratic Executive
Committee the ucordial assistance
ami nearty cooperation 01 ine
North Carolina Association of
Democratic Clubs."
When efficiently organized and
will be under your leadership) it is
ititTienH tn overentimate the valne
of these clubs and agencies for
moulding, directing and finally
utilizing political sentiment. Al
ways valuable, it is believed they
will be found especially serviceable
this year. In a campaign, such
as will be. necessarily envolved
out of the political conditions now
existing in North Carolina, the
organization of our patrioticyoung
men in every township in the
Stale into ttred hot" Democratic
Clubs will prove a political inllu
ence of unusual potency. It b
with pleasure, therefore, that I
accept, 00 behalf or the State Dem
ocratic Executive Committee, yonr
teuder of cooperation, and assure
yon of our constant readiness to
aid you in accomplish the patriotic
objects of your Association.
I have the honor to be, yours
trnly,
(Signed) F. M. Simmons,
Chm'ti State Dem. Ex. Com.
EPThe Herald Office for Job
Work.
MOKGAXTON. N. C
CLEVELANO AT WAOrSOM SSjASt
A rm rutmfmt IW rWyt taa M n.
Crm4 mt rvttM. mm!
Whateei may have lrn
rial reeling, lifmrr (let r bad
raw lokrd pain fatly a.l
to.i on the platform r ladi.M.n,
inarr tiarden ami tuieJ met
the vast audiriire ghefvl tk-ir
to do him honor. IVrbap t.th
er man eer eirtietirvl a gru(e r
in rMnal Irmn.ph than he dM i
that time. .saint all p.it-a!
prrertlrnl, ami aga r Intur -ei.
iial opitMttiun, ,e had Urn
nnumiatrd rr th third ttitie fr
the highest oftire in iIm
there he Hnnd in the biS htl
r the greatest rity or the State
which bad voted tgair( Urn at
Chicago, ami, in I he ptesemre
his euemie a rll a h frtenK
and, amid the plaml of ru.nxi
eople, he wa rorrnally tif tSeI r
his nomination to tL ui r
ersblp. Yet there i ttl IW
liglrt sign of tiiawidi in U
Mce. IIm rnantenanc mirtffel
rrth !) eullatinti nf .it t.
prtde ir tiiiort, no j,.y wrr the
disctmSlnre of hU rnemies. lie
never Mniled once from the lie
he enteretl the hall nntd he ten il.
- i.oman eomineror eter Uda
n. ". c doth
more notable tttnmnh. .
cal leader in this ruitry rrr
f " ...
wricometi oy n gramier i;enr.
let Ciroter tlerlaitd nft.l
the srvneor ttinmpb with a lee
that showed more humility than
pride. mre sadnc.. than);. At
one time it seemed if he w
reallr iriri!? in lrri. !. n
she.1 tearthis man of irn will
and nerves of oak. who, on March
4, tmnl in tmnt I the rap
itol and delivered Li Ittjn 'nr l
address without m inasrtipt, a frat
01 memory netrr iTioreattemprrd.
wiinr, uy any oirter lesHirfti.
What Protluml thi ttwarahrrtf
sadness on the fare of Mr. tlee
land I do not know, hot certainty
he seemed to regard the oreain
as a most serious affair, and with
something of the feelings tt a
priest who is being enrvr'ed
for the holy service o( bishop. Ilwt
he never ht his self .ps ,
and. though he began his speech
amid the shouts of !?,oJ erpfe,
who would Dot Mop cbeertot tt
htm, he repeatel his speech fmna
memory without the change ol a
single word. Heporter who held
his prtnted speech in their hands
and rot lowed htm word ly word
tetify to that lacl.
tttiHrk M l.H sINitS '"'
asL
Yesterday, the weather reir$
pleaant. I thought a drive over
the mountain mad would he a
nice war ol pa$m; away the
hours. My companion, Mar Ik
T. Carrawar. secured a gwl fast
team and awar we went on ear
winding way. heading as best c
could, for Gombroon. knalor
Vance's place of residence. The
route is through the mml hcatxti
ful scenery in the Slate, and ted
us through lovely valleys
around mountain sides through
dark shad glens over level roads
and over rocky ones, through
rushing waters and purling
brooks and presenting ever c hang
ing scenes of great beauty. Srn
ator Vance's residence H at an al
titude of j.100 feet above the level
of the sea, and is on one of the
most beautiful sites on the conti
nent. The scenery is a combina
tion of the grand and the beantl
ful. The house is buitt on a spur
of the mountain which falls away
with a lovely valley. .Ml around
in the distance are the peaks of
several mountains that the Sena
tor calls the four V": Vorhees
Vilas Vest and Vance, the names
as called out in the Senate ch
ber, when voting time rmrs I
around, which he said made a
break in the wall, every time the
four V's were voted. I found Sn
ator Vance in much better health
than I was led to suppose from
newspaper accounts. My stay was
short, but was exceedingly pleas
ant. We Can ami 1K
fiasrantee lr. Acker tUWsl tXis foe
it tins been f ally detnoaMrsled U Ik
ror.te of thbi conairy that it a So
la all ottter prefer at ins fe htoml !
tm. Il is a puntltvacnre foe ) faUttac
InUoolnC. lleefs. t;4HtMi and
nmptea. Il frtlWs the vt IV4 vUw
and ttmrouchly txtitds af ! erantta
I and llxrrnhlT iM
tion. iw tr J
1 &U SIoKiwn, N. -
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frpie 5if. MU.f
stitle,, Tine t9
teen itiffirt hf miUtMt
tCrl tt(n rvrlae
etdiic l It U tal.,rt,
anol twenty xa.r4 im ra,.
CCmrftt. .ltra lr -.f.
iffg tt miiHAtf. etsif
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.iNfer , fa Btiii4f m t mi$ti
M l Ch Cff t k gps'
iMf. at bMd it rtWrv m
aila the toif iKai r.,
and drive m$ tlx a .aj
die,, The Knwvtiite
lireatleifSitf to a)tL.
A druth ttnn CVtLaMoa
Iht Juo IVte ivCit 4
iotrti!c I he iU Xc a
jT-fl'ttT, " ", t
as md.tM a4 will g . C-a3.s-e t so.. 1 ,,.,t
wieek ts attefv. TK P fax i t
ivnshtec vvt-e Iis. l Is t T tft
freely made. The r. n J
"wanine ff tfesett-!" I:
nt bser that he wi kase N -.V.
ffu ti::c0f etim- -1.
1 1
Knsvi:e wft lr hay rS
mincrv They wt?e at (f r-'a
11a o' cars i.t ij t ,
a . I've
dated ti is savsj O U
. . ..(..., - n "a
reports ifcai te 4d J s
have been catseI tv ih..
ers. An attack was ? at j
o'chxk. in whkh tHe Stale fvs
wet e cpltet-ve5t.f 4 ,
lives were h!." t'ti- t-
aan has o4efel iK tv.r
s?rrde rties 1.4 -r-"
ps.es f 1 9 men 1,4
UUvef. The mJtta ai I la
anl these rs wdl
these tsvttfs tt nve
i.iver toaL 1 ae 4 t&e
adets it Is saij. h-.hi.j
Cm 1 1 s.h-. iT(fta A
tea
Cwsi 1 s..Ti.A- ii
tKi;ii0s fMStC'i ! S-e b
httihl0S (if (it (
Ion ing sto'y J "teases.: .et .
Will m aikr vr ae t tr
dtgce ? The nias kne y
tored s-ddcfs lc nZstr
at once- leuu K jt?f i tf
army reaiy reve -i tes,
ttriftg any ktd rf wea-ti j-m
may have." A Hit.j ev
5ihi n tse iitt:A fas,
Ing the buf'eSi. Te't'of
MaS
add ol when iwl U ;e if
fm llarfian IV Ve ivtt
KnstdSe tHtders hJ a
lared en ronte l llUvtf St-i -s.
Wire- were tut an J n t itRj
say with what tale l!Wf jM
meet. C1L Wiai I
K-ys:er a l leave miih iSMthf-.
if they ewri pn ss::el
aght, The iwift ts
gtans anI ihtt fate tl !W 1
lte hs has ate I 1
lfwp.
Ksotvitlv.TcaiS. As 1;
la ergvts oi a tras i a't'!
frtw Coal Crvek say tlal Cay
A4esi at that ('tael le
aw .mkm1Lm!..m at ...
iih is iw f ai ne toom r
ire at wl. w itl be lal em la AV fc
Thea.aUwitl lake 1 at:- -
midn.tfki, a they say, 1 M,
i.Seo miners are mased al dl
have eaHattd iWls c,,;
night. They hkcd tfte stfpfs
t . . a. a-w . .
a. a !. a t a. C
in a areie ai vwi. ISr
momiog. I hen tnarhI a t!W
sand arw the mMaiar tt C1
Creek.
Kssvjttt. Tcan. A tj.
She nil Cdoiae. tl tkr. tnukie
I this after mmm reiv4 a fsf!Si
av a-.
irom veveror iwiuiMil leJ.;tg
ing hint i se.oa) 5 ( f
once and send Ihens ty I'M; atatN
esi lostle la OCiver Sf.f jfs aaJ
Coal CteeV l aid In fitst
1 he trouble tm m im iSun
tkiniiy.
C ri .isTear, Ax IJ.-
A tssfiikal sshecne Is ha
incasare ferstttI lf IM at
rage of the past f(r tfs.
Mtia) riis 10 ef( ve i
entire Slate atiiia t l 1 1
it, SMteiy 1.9 ati as ifpe-i. j
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