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the daily ' good common sense I and sound GAZETTE-MES5ENGER. i judgment. He has been closely J. A. AKTIUIR, Jr., Editor. PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT 8UKDAY. J, BRYAN GRIMES FOR iECjRETARY OF ! STATE. It is exceedingly gratifying cot cn'y to the Gazette Messen ger, but to the people of the first district to know .he candi dacy of Col J. Bryan Grimes for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State, has tn?twith such heartv approval fropi all Sections of tie State, and espec ially from this part of the titato where be is so well known. To those who know Col. Grimes nothing neecP be said of his eminent qualification for this office and? his great strength and availability as a identified for fifteen jyear$ past with agriculture, in fact almost ever since the assassination of his distinguished father. He is an educated and intelligent ag- z riculturist and has been closely identified with all progressive enterprises connected with his chosen vocation. He possesses ample capacity for public speak, ing. He is a clear, forcible and convincing speaker. What he utters carries the (.weight of great earnestness aind sincere conviction with it. It is not wise or politic to make up the State ticket almost entirely of lawyers; far be it from me to say a word in disparagement of that noble profession, but there are so very many places in the public service that can be filled by lawyers, that it is only just that our call -ing should be let in now and then The policy of nominates: Col candidate. He is a strong man mentally, morally and physical Grimes just at this time, it seems ly, blesstd with, a robust com naOn sense, he intuitively knows the right, is honest and open ib the day, and his private and pub lie life is without stain or blem ish, and thus he has gained tin confidence and esteem of all whe know him. His name upon the i ticket would be a tower o' strength in this section of the State. Never before have v supported any one with such keen pleasure as it has affordeu us to champion the candidacy oi Mr. Grimes, and we believe our individual sentiments ex press the feeling of the great majority of people in Eastern Norti Carolina and especially in the iirst district where he is a favorite and so well known as a safy conservative leader, aue sincere frit ud of the musses. H has always been an eirnest sup porter of all measures looking. to the educational, industrial ana agricultural development of his people and State, and his leader ship in the present anti trust movement is only one of the many evidences of his fearless aggressive and determined inter est in the welfare of the people. Col. Grimes is also most popular with the old soldiers, and has been untiring in their interest, and made their cause his causa From such information as we can gather the nomination of Mr. Grimes seems assured and we think the Convention will honor itself in giving considera tion to the claim of the young democracy and in this recogni tion of the farmers of North Car olina. In this connection it af fords us great pleasure to publish today in another column, a letter of Mr. F. H. von Eberstein to the News and Observer advoca ting his nomination, and the ed itorial endorsement of the Green ville Reflector and King's Week ly, together with the remarks of the correspondent of the State Press. Read those articles and think for yourself. to me, should be apparent to all. Ho represents one of the great central ideas that will be incor porated in our platform viz:hos tility to trusts. He is the presi dent of the North Carolina Tobac co Growers' Association, an or ganization formed for the pur pose of protecting farmers and lighting the trust that does more damagevto us in North Carolina than any 'bther. His nomination will be a recognition of that of which he is president, and T the great agricultural interests,, of our State, which, to say theSjeasi, have had scanty consideration at tW hands of our party. It will encourage and incite the farm ers of th,e State to extraordinary interest arid activity in the cam paign, which v4ll insure theelec tiou of the ticket&tnd the adop tion of the amendment I trust the larmers ana tobacco growers in the State will attend the . 1 ocratic primaries ana conven- tions and give expression to their views. This section of the State will ask Col. Grimes' nomination at the hands of the convention. F, H. von Eberstein, Chocowinity, Beaufort Co., N. C , Febuary 22, 900. 2. A FARMER ON TUE TICKET. Colonel J. Bryan Unraes for secretary of State.J Editor News and Observer: I ask permission as an unpre tentious farmer and active life long Democrat, to say a few words through your paper in re gard to the great availibility of J. Bryan Grimes just at this time as a candidate on the &tate tick et for Secretary of State. No one doubts his perfect ability to till the post with emi nent credit to himself and the State. He is possessed of a clei;r strong mind and has plenty of As the time for the State Con vention draws nearer the indica tions point stronger to J. Bryan Grimes of Pitt, as the man who is to receive the nomination for Secretary of State. The Reflec tor has kept an eye on the ex changes, and we have talked with people from various parts of the State, and it is gratifying to note the strength he has de veloped in all sections. He is generally regarded as the man above all others for the nomina tion. There should no longer be any question at all about his receiving the nomination. He is a man in every way qualified to fill the position. He is the choice of the farmers, and cer tainly they are entitled to have a represantative on the ticket We said it at tb.3 outset of his candidacy, and th conviction grows stronger every day, that Mr. Grimes is the man for Secre tarj- of State. Gieenville Re Hector. aho bought a bottle of Chamber ! tan's Cough Remedy, which he hoped would give some relief un j tilthe doctor should arrive. In a fQw hours he returned, saying the doctor need dt come, as the child was much better. The druggist, Mr. Otto Scholz, says the family has s'.nce recommend ed Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy to their neighbors and friends until he has a constant demand for it: from that part of the country. For sale by all drug gists. "notice, of seizure. Notice is hereby given of the seizure of the following property for violation of thp, Tntprna.1 Revenue law. Sections 3259. 3450, 332k and 5440 U.S.: On Julfr 18, 1899, atrm ville, N. C, seized by S. T. Corson, deputy collector, from E. J. Pollard, one package 01 corn whiskey, containing 17 gallons. On Sent. 15. 1899. atCreswell, N.C., seiz ed by S. T, Corson, deputy collector, from G. D. Swain, one package of apple brandy, containing 26 gallons. On Sept. 19, 1899, near Amherst post office, N. C; seized by S. T. Corson, dep ntv collector, from John J. Manning and Beniamin Manning, two packages oM apple brandy, containing 46 gallons. On Sept. 22, 1899, near Amherst post office, N. C, seized by S. T. Corson, dep uty collector, from George (jnflin, one package of rum, containing o ganons. f 9,0 1899. at Plymouth, N. C, seized by $. T. Corson, deputy collector, from L. B. liowen, one piu.-b.uge vi apple brandy, containing 17 gallons. Or. ttv. a 1900. at Greenville, t. C. seized by J. T. Fields, deputy collector, from A. C. L. depot, one pac-Kage oi c-um whiskey, containing 4; gallons, addressed to Z. D. Mumford, Greenville, N. C. On January 17th, at Washington, Is. C, seized by S. T. Corson, D'vAy Col lector, from Wiley Potter, 2 gallons of corn whiskey. ri ... , On July 17th, fit Avuen, sr. by S T Corson, Deputy uuimor. iioin J W. Cox &Co. 2h gallons of sweet mash corn whiskey. , , . Any person claiming said property is hereby notified to appear at my office m Raleigh, N. C. within 30 days from th date of till , notice, and make such claim in the form and manner prescribed by law, or the said property will be lorieited to the U. S. E. C DUNCAN, Collector. By S. T. Corson, Dep. Coll. 1QQQ. i IVtatting, - Carpets, - Rugs. SILKWAI STS-Pil its, S?3 41 rrlliffl e. -c- t- it ii ii Jf Our-Rival -Fel; I. Says Sheriff-llodes, Kxeo. T. L-nch, E. 15. Moore, G. A. Wiiliin, T. II. B. Myers, A. B. Smith, A. S. Kelly, K. K. Willis and V. B. Cowell, is. Better than hair. Cleaner than hair. Cheaper than hair. More durable than hair. Never becomes hard. Never lumps. " Is the only perfect mattress. Money n- fnnded if this mattress is not all hoped for in a comfortable bed after 30 nights free. PRICE $12.50 Inferior ones $9.50. W. B. MORTON & CO. F.S.R. V VJjjJJiU tt&isTERco. vr: v Has the Largest Sale of any spec al tobacco glavo IN THE WORLD. manufactured by F.5.R0Y5TER GUANO CO. NORFOLK, VA. 10 t - A BY war. BR AG AW and CO. r rtT V J 1 ThADE MARK ms f. o. n. RE6I8TE Htu 1 What to do Until the Doctor Arrives. It is ypry hard to stand idly by and see our dear ones f-uffer while awaiting' the arrival of the doctor. An Albany (N. Y.) dair 7 man called at a drugstore there for a doctor to come and see his child, ihen very sick with croup. Not finding the doctor in he left word for him to come at once on his return. He FOR RPNT. Dwelling house situated on cornei of Bridge and Secona streets, now occupied by D. M. Carter Esq. Possession given April 1st. For particulars en quire of Mrs. M. T. McDonald, or Capt. M. Bonner. f21-2w. 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