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J. A . ARTHUBt, Jr., Editor.
FUBLI8HCD ETBRT DAT EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
NEGROES SOLIDLY UNITED.
"An organization of colored
ladies" write a card in in the
Wilmington Daily Record (the
rabid negro sheet that so vilely
slandered the pure white wom
en of the State) in which they
r.esolve "that every negro who
refuses te register his name tha
he may vote, we will make it our
business to deal with him in a
way that will not be pleasant.
He shall be branded as a white
livered coward who would sell
his liberty and the liberty of our
whole race to the demons who
are even now seeking to take
away the most sacred rights
vouchsafed to our people," The
Card goes on to set forth numer
ous other resolutions in line with
that printed above. TheKinston
Searchlight (colored) sometime
ago printed an appeal to the col
ored women even to leave their
husbands if they didn't vote the
fusion ticket straight through.
This is expected. The negroes
(who compose nearly all the Re
publican party) are as solid as a
rock, and will vote the fusion
ticket straight through because
they know that it was through f u
sion that they came to held offi
ces over whites and play a large
part in the politics of the State
They expect to get many more
offices and extend the boundaries
of their dominion if the fusion
ticket carries this election. They
believe it, they know it.
All the efforts of the fusionist
to cast off the incubus of the ne
gro will not avail. They are
trying to charge the Democrats
with furthering the interest of
the negro, but this will do no
harm as every man with a grain
of sense knows it is a fantistic
lie. Ask any negro which party
is his friend, and ask him what
ticket he is going to vote. That
will settle the question.
But to defeat the' negro' the
white people of the State must
unite, The negro vote is solid;
if the white vote be divided, then
the negro will win. How any
white man can for any mere mat
er of party name vote for the
negro party (the Republicans) or
for the fusion .' element of the
Populists who are jn eague with
them is more than we can under
stand. The wThites who does it is
making himself the tool of the
aegro.
WHAT NEOBO RULE IS,
Governor Russell, of North
Carolina, quotes tigures to show
that there is no danger of negro
domination in this State. He
ays that the whites are in the
majority almo everywhere and
that in the State at large, there
are seventy white voters to thir
ty negro voters.
That is an artful dodge. No
body is afraid of the negro vote
per se, and what is meant by ne
gro rule is the rule of the party
that is composed of negroes and
anean white men. A white man
who holds his office by virtue of
the negro vote is usually more
objectionable in office than a ne
gro and North Carolina has been
cursed time and again with such
officials.
The negro vote is not danger
ous if left alone. It is only when
led by white men that the ne
groes as an organization become
obstreperous and offensive As
things have been in North Car- '
olina for the past several years,
the negro has held the balance
of power and he has dictated
terms to f usionists. Alone
the negroes could acccomplish
nothing, but in league with the
Populists and white Republicar s
they were able to carry the Sta e
and it is a notorious fact thi.t
they are always most trouble
some and insolent when the par
ty with which they are identified
is in power.
Fusion rule in North Carolina
is negro rule and Governor Rus
sell cannot smother the fact with
figures.
MAKE NO NOMINATIONS.
Repobli$ao in New Hnnnover Will Name no
Local Ticket.
Wilmington, N. C, Oct, 29.
VTfce Republican caucus of
delegates to the county conven
tion held today, decided to
tnake no nominations for coun
ty offices for the lower House of
the Legis ature, and to run only
tickets foV judges, Congressman
and State Senator. There is
however, a condition attached
which is under consideration by
the Democrats but nothing
definite yet has been done. The
action of the caucus was sug
gested by Governor Russell
whose home is here.
The past week has been a
history-making period in North
Carolina. The tide which has
set toward the Democratic par
ty for two j months past, rose
higher than it had yet done,
and if there is no recession this
week the victory of November
8th will be overwhelming, As
the case stands we've got 'em
and they knotv it. They are
dispirited and on the run. The
white people mast force the
fighting yet more aggressively
this week, and this done, the
end for which good citizens of
the State are so earnestly seek
ing vill be gloriously accom
plished. A CRITICAL TIME.
DURING THE BATTLE OF
OF SANTIAGO.
Sick or Well, "Twas a Rush Day
and Night.
The Packers at the Battle of Santiago dc
Cuba Were all Heroes. Theis Heroic Ef
forts io Getting Ammunition and Rations
to the Front Saved the Day.
P. E. Buttler, of pack-train
No. 3, writing from Santiago de
Cuba, on July 23rd, says: " We
all had diarrhoea in more or less
violent farm, and when we land
ed we hii1 no time to see a doc
tor, for i . was a case of rush and
rush night and day to keep the
the troops supplied with ammu
nition and rations, but thanks to
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remerlv, we wore
Able to keep at work and keep
our health; in fact, I sincerely
believe that atone critical time
this medicine was the indirect
saviour of our army,' for if the
packers had been unable to work
there would have been no way
of getting1 supplies to the front.
There were no roads that a wag
on train could use. My comrade
and myself had the good fortune
to lay in a supply of this medi
cine for our pack-train before we
left Trnnpa, and! know in four
cases it absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to
the manufacturers of this medi
cine, the Chamberlain Medicine
Co , Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale at Tayloe's Pharmacy.
ETcrvboily Sayg So.
Canrets Candv CuU;ut r, tl" r.ios! t-ou
leilui medical u ;sil( try of ti -j i.re. j-r-":;t
and refivsinn:: to the tn.s;e, act lti r.tiy
-.ril pos'tively on kiiue s. li ve and U weis,
dean sit) iT the entire svsrm. nicuel rr.id.
cure headache, fewr, habitual -onstiiatior i
ind b- lonsnes. Please buv ;;ri'i trv n. bci
s'ua--kUc : lc. urA Wi'dru '.x&l
? ( (.'. J. t.-: ir; (). :. r.Oemrg. Sola and
Another
HIJVTI
PT. A iTcn Bin
f Made of Buperine material in plaited foldc!
Inter lined with souded tampico form, whici
MO be removed ibendeered.
or niack, No. Ca, K
Like t ho J other hints which
are eninati from the Big Rack
i 'nt StOMj, a J (C-xniatiution is nec-
I
essary, as tjlio &ut itfa&f ' merries
full informailon.
Th era's Bicj Possi
bilities for Bargain
Seekers here now.
You can have no idea
of the immenseness
and cheapness of our
stock until you make
an inspection.
Call and see them.
RACkET STORE,
SPENCER BROS. CO,,
I Proprietors,
ll Miwtcet street,
Is the right place to purchase
CHEAP
BRM G- l!S
CLOTHING,
Notions and Shoes.
Call and see him, he will make
you welcome, and show you some
of the biggest bargains of the
season just opened up.
rionuments.
Gravestones.
Our Illustrated Catalogue
No. 10, which we mail free,
3ontains a variety of de
signs of Marble ann" ?rau
ite memorials, and will aid
vou m making a-proper se
lection. Wri'-e for it: we will sal -i-iy
you as to orices.
"We carry the largest stock of
finished Grave - m one, Monu
meuts and Statuary in the bouth
and our facilities for the proper
execution of memorial work. of
any size are unsurpassed.
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS,
Established SO Years. NORFOLK, V A.
SEAMSTRESS,
! I am now prepared to do first
I class sowing at shortest notice
I Terms reasonable. Thanks for
! past patronage.
Mrs. J. H Wright.
Cor. Third andStfarket Sts.
Celery, Maliaga Grapes and
Lady Finger Apples for sale by
W. S. Frizzle & Son.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Table Board 3.00 per week,
with Board and Room $3.50 pnr
week, 108 1-2 Main St. Brick-
Building. Near Fulford's Hard
Ware Store
Mks. VV. H. Edwards.
Oct. 4, 1S9S.
W W. n K ItT
BG
DO YOU
JELLY
If you put up your own JELLY, PRESERVES or
PICKLES, they should be hermetically sealed wjth PARA
FINE WAX.
After the become cool, you simply melt the wax and pour
(directly on them) a cap about a quarter of inch thick; it thus
excludes the air, and as it hardens SAL& the $ta$s or jar
It prevents Mould, and prevents top of jelly becomming Tough
and Leathery. Is pvt up in ont pound dikes, One pound will
cover forty glasses of jelly.
Absolutely Tasteless.
FOR SALE AT
RJlcKeel's Pharmacy
A Handsome Line ot
ress
Opened for Your Inspection and Choice.
Horse Millinery.
.J r i
I have opened a First Class Har
ness Shop on Market street, -one
door from City Hall
SSee HARNESS
Kept in stock.
Repairing a Specialty .2
Fall stock of Leather, Curry
combes, Brushes, Saddle-pads
and other fixtures kept on hand.
Prompt Work, Moderate Prices
Respectfully,
C M. DANIELS.
WdClub House
ABLAZE!
WITH CHOICE
Wines, Liquors,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Being burned out on Water St.
we are now located in Union Al
lev, where our old patrons and
friends are welcome. A share of
your patronage is solicited.
Respectfully, 1
W. B. FARROW & CO.
Wilmington
STEA
W. J. GRUMPIER. Local Agent.
Work Done in First Class S4yle
Laundry will be called for each
lionday and returned each Sat
urday. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ref
erence those who patronize us.
Prompt return of all goods sent.
Losses paid for.
Give us a trial.
i.
lad
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When I say I cure I do not mean merely to
top them fur a t.r.ie ant then have them re
turn asra::i. I mean a ra.'.ijal cure. ' '. maJe
the disease oi' F-T5", hPILEPSY c A L LING
SICKNlSS a liie-lonc: study. I w.. nt ivy
:-e:ruv!y io cure t'-.e worst ca?os. r. -.-.;
others have fa:'. J is no rt.v-on f-r n A no
receivi:v.r a cure. Send at nee f r a treatise
and a Fr:e Cattle f nr.- i.:ri!!icle remeJ'
Give Exp ess a:;d Po.t.C::Iee.
Prof TV.!?.P!TTr r - Cc !ar St.. K.T
KclorateYoar I'nwi'ls Win. fusi-arecn.
Canuy Cathartic, curt- con- ip-u ton lorever
XOc.lSc. It C C C. rail, drugis- refund mcuej
LAUNDRY.
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IS JUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. f-tfiUE SOctc-
I GlXATIA, ILL6., Nov. If - ICvJ.
Pari Medicine Co., St. Lonin, M .
Gent.emen: We sold last your, 00 bott;. a ;.f
3BtVE'8 TASTELESS CHILL TONIC a:u' h ;ve
bousht three Kross already this year. In .ill our v
perienc of 14 years, in the dm? business, imve
neror sold an article that gave s j; iiLiivuriui ai.ij
mcUou m your Tonic Yo'irstmly,
K RN'FY. "ab: a- O0
In Re. Incorporation of E. Peterson Co. ,
Notice is hereby given, pursn
ant to law, that the ' E.' PetersoR
Company has been duly incor
porated under the laws of North
Carolina, under the .following
articles of mcoip i alioo, to-wit:
That the business proposed to be
carried on by the aid corpora
tion is a mercantile business of
buying- and selling goods, wares
and merchandise for profit: that
the principal place of business
is at Washington, North-Carolina,
with power to establish
branches That the capital stock
is $20,000, divided into L'OO shares
of the par value of one hundred
dollars each There is no per
sonal liability as to the stock
holders. C. W. Guilford.
Oct. 6, '98. Cl'k Sup'r (JV
Our brick will be on sale bv
the 10th of October. Any par
ties wanting brick will do well
to see us before buying. WiM
sell cheaper than ever sold in
the city be'foie. Delivered to
any .part of city.
Busman &' Williams.
117 Market St.
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