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Post-offh'K:
AT S ' T L A N' I ) , 't. N E ' K , N. C,
Sj:coM Class Mattkk.
AS
giy Civil Service Reform.
k.-We prefer a Democrat to
Ke-
i.ubhcan of equal character.
toTNo honest and tru- Republican
n,ks to ho retain .1. ami -on.- oih-r .-hou d
be retained. In the South a -o,ep '
ft ckan broom i, d,ma,.d. d by a'l Demo-
crats.
toy Turn t) c rasea
out ,
.1888.
F()K l'HKSIDKNT.
DAVID B. HILL,
OF NK.w Y(j:K.
for vk k pim:sidknt.
JOHN Gr- CARLISLE,
OF KKNTFCKY.
We are not for Thomas .larvis for
governor, and don't forget it, hut we
are for Col. Wildam Saunders and
please ren. int.er it. On:; time added
to another is enough for one
fellow to h governor.
His L'.riShi and IKr Ladyship
are now n x;dbition in the great
West and the New South, all the
Crio-it'. -in kers and fools can now
be s :ti-!ied who are willing to p -.v
ri .Ml 1...-. ..At I u i ii
exjii ihc. i uey win nac iuicui
hours to o o;i exhibition at each
place Jin 1 you must he on time or
your money is los'. However we
never expected to see the day that
all the South would go in to spasm?
over a Yankee iil and a Northern
Mugwump. We see it a'l the same.
Why don't you pay us for tin
Democrat? Your cropi are now
coming in and jou c; n pay m for
the last year and then we can afford
to wait with you another ye -.v. We
ae not hard to settle with. We
will take money , cotton, corn, po
tatoes , peas, onions, eof on seed,
fodder, grass, or anything ou can
spare, in payment for the Democrat.
We will take wheat or oat straw,pine
straw, oak leaves, chickens , ducks,
turkeys, socks, eggs, an 1 if you cun
not spare any one of the above en
umerated articles and wiH come to
us and siy you want the Democrat
and are not able to take it and at
the 9-me time feed and c'othe your
family. ie will send it rny how.
We will take anything else that
shows an honest intent to pay, if
you never pav.
s:t :A5.
Come ne , come all to the farmers
m eting to morrow at Iviiuondsou's
Hall at half after two o'clock. R
H. Mn tu. Sr.. Mr. Alexander, Sr..
J. 11. Allsbrook. li. D. Cray, Renj.
Harrell. W. IL Shield-, and many
others of our farmers will ojve their
experience in farming. Tins will b
the most entert ai uina:, interesting
aud instruction meeting wu have
ha i since the clu was org-i i.i.ed.
Fall plowing , deep plowing, shallow
plowing will bj discussed. Tne time
ror planting suiaL eratn vvili he dis-j
cussed , also the best crops, to plant
to aid us in becoming sell sustaining
and independa.it. Everybody is in
vited and we hope every b-.dy will
come.
There is no disguising the fact, wt
are all pooer to-day than we were
twenty v ears ago. We are more nn-skilb-el
ix larunnj than our father.
were. We -oe behind in profitable
farming, we ouht to move up. We
have labored for othi r long enough.
We ought to labor some for out.
selves , We have been in the s ,tin
old rut lonu enough. We ought to
pass from tir.-t principles to the solid
truths and realities of life. Life is
too short to be wasted and thrown
away. Time is too precious and
valuable to be allowed to lip awuy
without improvement. Time is
money , experiepce is valua1 Ie, let
both be used for all they are worth .
A day lost is lost forever. Time
once gone can neyer be caught.
October is now upon us and will
soon depart , and November will be
upon us, and then December. Have
you planted your wheat, your oats,
youj rye?Have you cut your grasses
and winter feel r.nd put it up in
your barns? If not, dont wait a day
longer. We all know that our cotton crops
are short. To contract debts now
will be very unwise. We had better
do without many things we want
than to be in a strain next spring
ana summer. The merchant will
encourage you to trade, that is his
business to sell goods, but you ought
to think three times before you con
clude it is your business to buy
them. Teu .lobars cash will buy
more goods from jew or gentile th m
filt en on time. Credit under the
mortgage system w.ll break the
nciiest man in the country aud keep
us poor slives for all time to come.
Make every edge cut ami prep ire to
run your farm next year on the cash
oasis, or don't run it at all. You
can't pay fifty per cent for supplies
and clear expense ou the finest farm
W. H. KITCHIN
in tit; CO'.' It 1 T . n ."
free independent mi:, with one ooi
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slave with one thousan-I dollars m.ernai
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,nr,.,Ltt h,dorwinL' to some one :
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,.roa,.r Uml iinencurahert-d than
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w n:n;i w " "
ti ve
hundred slnn"'ed over with 1
ujorta s
What has l,eome of the Winds-. r :
a cnl'3
of t!::'t vain::h'
in s -me s-ven
MU!11 f-plCV p:ipM
wet k-. I lai the
brother changed his principles
an
cut us olT, or is he doing us like our j
fric rid Logan Harris, abuse us and
then not exchange w ith us? Hy the
way will some friend send us ti e
Raleigh S'tijwd published about the
twelfth or fi t t n t i of September in
which we have been t d I that Ii gan
fl-jved us from head to foot, because
rould stand neith r .Jim lilaint
urn John Sherman as l're-iident. Wi
would like to see tiie paer, but we
would prefer the Devil or Tom Walk
er as President to dim liluine or
John Sherm n. We woul 1 as lief
have Little Foraker, a id we under
hand that the Devil has declined to
reeoguize him. P' that is so the old
boy oiuhtto reconsider his rasln is
I'o.- he certainly collld 11 t S(Tiie up
a meant r scoundrtl in hi-iOvu do
mi ion with a harrow, a tine tooth j
comb and his grappling hooks. No
we don' endorse Cleveland We do j
not I i Ice hi.n. We dou't think he is I
a Democrat. We know he is not our
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good and sulhcii nt reason why we
-
uould jurxi) out ot a com irying pan
into the lite, or but our brains uuv
against a stone wall or clime a
-1 iny tree and come down head
foremo.-t. Still we would like to see
the Si'jiKil, we might have a word to
say, if we don't dot our i'a or cross
our t's or make singular nouns agree
with singular verbs.
The proposition is nelib -ratelv
'uadt to induce the Pre , ident, ar;d
his girl to remain oyer a short while
at Greensboro and run special trains
to that point that the peop'e may
flock from the North and South ,
from the East and West of the State
to behold His Lordship an I Her
Ladyship. It seems that the South
ern people are the biggest fools on
top side of the earth. What sensU
ble man or woman in all the lnd
who had no business with the Amer
ican King or Quee'u, would travtl, at
his or her expense and loo-e the
time, nine miles to see either of
these her. tof re unknown and uir
cared for people? W hat is it about i
this King of finance and this j
Yankee woman that all the land j
should follow after them and o
cr.i.y over them?
We see MoClanimy h ish. e-, .-usi. !
1, i rtri r t h.. (Tf.. I,... I. i
oi.o(riiii'irre'iiess. i'i.o(i'ii.iinoi
n T V ;
purity
t drover Clev. 1 .nd. Our :
i people are a gu .hi ij o ..!.. the di-!
j ease seems to he cmit.t tm, and !
they had as li. v;
' u-h over one
. i : shed over
they gushed
thing a3 anoth
er
i Lincoln's sre itn
over (w ran t's greatness, they gushed !
over Garfield's greatness. Now
they are gushing over Cleveland's!
" , . " s'nu'
people. If we can't find an alb'el to
. ,,
gush over we will gu.h over the
devil It we can t. find an ImniNt
find an honest
man (and we admit this is hard to
do) to gush over we will gush over a
thief. And if we can't find an honest
.
.Lit, ill. .r.irr.. iiii. .....m . .11
iu'mii n -u-ii oei ve ui gusu
over a Mugwump Pepub iean Demo
crat. We are tx.und to gush. Me
Clamtnv lias seen no such a reat
man in his day, yet we did hear him
say he was for turning the rascals
out , but that was before he got in.
j Maybe he has changed his mind,
i since he has changed from a private
citizens seeking votes to a full fledg-
ed congressman , with no contest for
j his seat.
.lIiE'B'f :so ltvis and a beUer Democrat than Cleve-
land, though we may be mi-taken.
The gran lest and noblest specie - But we are not alor.e. You are mis
men of human character and human ' taken. There is to-day more than
gre.itness among all the nation- of; fifty thousand Democrats in this
the earth to-day, is the lion. Jetler- ' State who do not endorseKing Grov
son Davis. Without a country or ! er. We meet men daily, and have
home he can call his own, he is more j talke 1 with thousands of Democrats
than t. e Per of any man living. J who are not in love with Cle.-elaud
Cod has spared his life for some no-I as a Democrat. And we must be
ble purpose thus long. He has al-
lowed him to live tosee the end of all
the so-called great men on the other
side in the war between the States.
Lincoln, Zack Chandler, Steward ,
; Stanton, McClelk-n, Scott, Greelev,
Grant, Burnside, Hooker, Meade
pope an ! a thousand more of equal
prominence, and actors in the late
war have all answered the summons
of death and are now receiving the
reward or punishment for the deeds
lone in life, while this "grand, noble, 1
oeloved Curistian gen1 h man. sehol
sr,orafor. statesman, and soldier isper
m.t'e I to live among us as a monument
of his own nobility of heart and soul
and Ins sou1 bland, and as a true i
type of Southern eh v Ir . manlTood i
and honor. Olae' , n.iictie) t to kis !
the rot! that suiote then., he bowed
not. Otlicrs hastened to the kiu
apt,olo ."z -' f-T I
. . , . i
t heir in.put.-d cnm-.-s. lie lite a tow -
erinj m .uutain, based on iod' s
, .. i r. .. I in oil Lis
.'r;,nf - Mir ami sublimity soi.tary anM
r a n eu r ana "MMmj
..Innc'the wonder an! adaiiratton
of all the world.
Disowned and (lis-!
inhentea nv oh n luotwei ianu, in
' whose dettT-CO tie drew HIS swoiu
land olfi-rc-d his hf, lie i- tixed and!
1)J(1.a iu tl e tlf.arls Jtn,
..f ,.v,.rv hi.liest. true
oithern mut..
i '
woman and child A victim ot
malace and vi IlgaUC-, dei-rived k.
physical power of the riht to vi
f)Wa h()n(jC an(l e.tHbli-h
n the supreme court of the land his
innocence, ami the Wod given rights
for which he contended, he is more
thin a king, grander than n Lord,
ml more l.o ioreJ and loved ti a.i a
Ponce. Yet there are those so in-.-a i,
-io ba""', so lost to the noblest senti
neuts jf the heart, So dead to act
.f kindnes3, to the deeds of virtue,
to the noble sacrifices of a grand and
zreat sojJ , so devoid of respiet for
tie dead or living, or for the era He
r the grave, that tli"y ssem to tak.j
.ih a-u-r in alandering, and i ii ii1 1
li g this ireat and good mm wliosr
virtues and goodness t!.ey can iu4
ippreciat-. the strings of whose
'hoes they are unworthy to untie,
ilia me upon the heads of su :h de
:raded wretches. Cursed, thric-ur-ed
be the pen that will dare to
i-p'rse his good name, damn he the
tongtie tliat will utter o iglit against
i.his nure. noble, holy, brave, ralhin!
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victim and sacrdi e to the cause
of
. , , , ,
'itimaii ".ndepenlcnce and hutrjnn
freej()m
Brother Ruck Kitchin, of the Scotland
ock lEMo'KAT bless his plain-spoken
old picture has eschewed pulities for the
present and devoted his p8,r to the dis
cussion of agricultural topics. The ed
itorial lingo f the last issue of the Dem
ockaT contained five and one-quai'tT
cduiiiiis of reading matter, all of which
treated of farming except one
short article ah'uut tlie public schooi
system nd a little political clipping front
another papvr both occupying the space
of little over a half roluwn. Rrother
Kitchin is a horny-handed son of toil and
has hay-seed in his hair. Lenoir Topic.
Yes e ale not in accord with the
party if Cleveland is a true type of
its principles, and this we regret,
but it is so. Therefore we concluded
o softer draw off and write on nub-
Ijects more in accordance with our
feelttrgS and principles ; but this we
rind hard to do. We love the tradi
tions and Drineiples of the party as
we understand them, ami regret to
see it go wrong , but we can't help it
Nor can we help aecasionally speak
ing our mind , but. in this we reckon
we are wrong. We prefer to have
hayseed in Our hair , than mugwump
principles in our nature. We pre
f,.r to be a horny handed son of toil
th ui a h poerite, a gusher, a civil
service tefot mer, a mugwump or a
Hepuiilioan. in fact we woul 1 pre-
i fer to go to the devil, hungry, naked
'lM 1 ,,i;,",it'-"r 10 ,1,e KTbliean
lMl UI in J'llll V,M li .-1.1 I I
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I nil-, so ou s,te we Hie ivitimi to
'H n borllysliauded son of toil We
l,,,ntJ vvili 1,01 ht' tr, :loll lt' 8.e
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e. t i 1 1 1. 1 j . ii.
rci!ii (jKi r
I,ow
Still ioodlneM dlraeiuii
Iun'me.
There is one ' emocrat in North Caro-
hna who does n. .t march urderthe Clev-
, !'!!l ':n""r ,I,S ,name ' -?Pl,l,c,K
,vu; Mtn- mor or me .-scouanu iivk ,
Pemockat. He swears that Cleveland ;
-had be no more President, provided ofl
corse tln.t he (Captain Kitchen) can.
heipit. One thinir about the Captain,
: stands up straight, tho' all alone, and
-; i Ut s with all his it;or. We admire
i- indepeiicence but pity his judgment.
I'm. I le moerat ie na rr v. from Mime to tlu
I - - -..
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"o i uas -am ime ining, i apiain rvuenen
s another. Hot then it he thinks he s
light let him howl and shout. That's
ms privilege lhe party, no doubt can
-land it and so can Mr. Cleveland and so,
'e i i - " e can Capt. Kitchen. .Vshuboro
'iri:r.
i'he only exception we take to the
above, is in the spelling of our name, i
I We are no Kitchen,
our name is
j K itch in with an i not an e. Our
j judgment may be wrong. We are
! not infallable. 15 it we think we are
i as good a Democrat as our brethren
allowed to say it seems very strange
! to us that other brethren of the press
I never meet see or hear of any but
! supporters of the present adminis -
I
tration. We heard that a gentleman
! in this county told a leading civil
service reformer the other day that
W. II. Kitchin was the only Demo
crat in the county opposed to the
renomination of Cleveland. Now
this is very misleading. We a ad better
acknowledge tlie truth and. meet it
like man, than to blind our own eyes
and deceive and mislead oth -r-. i he
truth is, not one-tourth of the Demo
crats in this county would prefer
Cleveland as the next nominee of
the pattv. But if nominated all m
vote for hiio. B altosay that our
i o le aie gushing over Cleveland
would be false. He is not a Demo-
crat and our pouole feel and know
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ie - i we ma an ' .1 " ;"'
him down, but it fiui-i be rather
ihnifPrniU tr th Kiro if a hf-',tt T
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man sun uir t.t agam-i ui:n. v nre
deeply mortified tint wo are not m
accord with Pie n-ea:l 1 leaders of
in- j. ic , .'- "c
nii -ay we are ieu i ii utii.
And we think it is h t'er to te
ho: f-t : ti 1 cor.-!i-t'-rit til m to I e
acting a lie. At heart we are agains.
Ceveland. We Ui" ro faitii i-i his
!) moeraev ; we luhev he is Ml
enemy to the American ! n l We
belieVe hi- sympathy and interest
are with tht kings of finali.-e. We
bilieve he is in sympathy
with the '
nifiliu acturers r.ti(.f t u ir ern oees :
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It. A tht
u e teilevelie is an enemy to uniu;.u. at.n ai; ne un-.-ses u:.a :.oo
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farm r arid the poor man. We an
hoi.e-it in our op nioi of hi- want ot !
interest in the success of the party, j
Therefore we cm not t ike ally stock
in such a man. Mr. CieVelaud cai i
i
stand this. The party can stand it.;
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and we a-sure you dear brother, wt
can stand it and no
done to either.
harm will be
ii;uM id ne ra. 1 1 iojiti
or i:u" vt:cu.
"Tlie taxes to be first reduced or al
together removed are those m iuipurted
raw materials, which now as-it I'nd
promote foreign ruinpe itii.n with onr
se:ve in our own mtnket, and prevent
or hinder the s:ile of our -tirpbis pruduets
in fore gn markets. N, Y. Star.
Tins is a clear uneq uivocal
de
claratlon d' the Democracy of New
York and (..rover Cleveland (for the
convention Was picked by his friends
in his interest,) that the manufactur- Daniel-? If we can not be a Dernu
ers must first and forniost be cared j erat , becau-e we believe m and a l
for and that no other manufacturers vocate the doet-ines of Jelf sxiii,
in foreign countries must be allowed J Jackson anil Jerry Rlack, how can
to come into this country and sell in j brother Daniels b a Democrat and
compctdion with our industries. It
is a clear, lucid ringing" declaration
that the laboring i cople , the poor
people, the masses of the people in
this country must not be allowed to
buy their supplies from other
nations at low prices, but must be
forced by the CJovtrnmpnf. to buy all
their goo Is from our own manu
facturers, at a pricj from fifty to one
hundred per cen'. hili -r than they
can buy them frtjm blncr nations, i
The New York Democracy insist!
that the very fit si relief to be given
by the Democratic patl.V illtlSt be iii
favor ot the manufacture is to the j
amount of twenty million dollars by ;
the removal of the tarilf on raw!
materials so that they can the better
control the American uiuli.O.ts and j
keep out foreign compe' ition. And
not only this but the plaCirm pro
poses to levy a bonus upon the
American people sutlh ient to enable
the manufacturers after they have
supplied our home iii trkets to ship
their goods to England, Germany
and the world a id undersell the
pau( er labor-mai'e goods in all En
ro e. Is this Democratic, U it He
publioan? Is it dealing honestly with
the people? W hy take tweet , mil
lion dollars tariff oil' from raw mat
erial to help the manufai tur V3 be
fore you hae L.k nfi.'te millions off
of manufactured goods? Why not
continue to raise twenty millions on
! raw material and take the taiirfotf
of manufactured good--, so that
foreign male goods woul 1 come into
this country and compete with home
' made goods in our
lome markets?
1 bts Would bent fr tlie people, the
n, ...u0 .!.! i.u,wtl, i
j tactnrers. I he people are the sut
fen-rs from the high tariff, and
need ti e relief but. Cle c la.-.d and the
' Vnur VurL- I 1.di.. nr u.,.,.!A
, J IM n Jl. iii.ivi UI. lU'.ll'.l
first put twenty mil ion dollars mere
j in the pockets of the kings of fir
ocketsofthe kings of fn.
Of course the kings of finance
i
I ftnce
j will sinile. Why not? A clear bonus
jr. , -o r .i.,.
oi tweuiji iiiiiuoiis lAiui it u iioui ine
hard earnings of the people annually
and lodged in the pockets of these
kings of finance is enough to make
them sinile. But this is only the
echo of Dan Manning and the reecho
of 0 rover Cleveland. It is only
carrying out the policy of the ad
ministration to make the rich richer
and the poor poorer. Put maik what
e say. These kings of finance with
Cleveland at their head are walking
above a burning scathing volcano.
The Chriinitit wants Carlisle , the
leader ami biggest brain man in the
party defeated for speaker. He is
not only the head and front of the
i party so to speak, but he is its
! soundest and ablest defender of its,
principles and doctrine.-;. Not only
' this, he is the leader m the reduction
i
of the ilamnable stealing protective
! tariff. Not onlv so , he is the clear-
j est headed , and by tdl odds the abl-
j est defender in all this land ot the
rights of the Statrs. And in addNj
tion to this be i- a Southern born-
and reared gintb-mnn to the manor;
j bone. He is a true and tried friend
j fo the South, to the people and to
the
Democratic part. His onl y
crime is, he is m favor o? taxing the
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luxune, of the neu and oisipated
and exempting the i: eessaries of the
poor man's living, We have t een !
charged in substance time and again j
with ties.-on to the grand old Pern-j
ocratic party because we could not)
euioriic tac ruaDing of a Democrat
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appo: - t si e
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w ay fr. n t
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o rat. a Keeord..-
of Peed
Ui-trlct of Co!vin,hia ov.
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-1- imii un vii'i'i. c iii u-iunvi
tl'.;.n o. .-hvit. !i..c:u-.- e
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t.dor-e the a; opi tn.vr. t o
goernors , m rshaU ard
n the U rr.ti r,e- fmrc tie.'
rotor."
!or:2 iioo
1 ar.d
ton ; j., t'ltjt in. r
could te found in Ui-' l
r r . t ( : r ; e -i
n b.rse
:.t o:;,
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because we could not
p i cy of t!ie jrowinm
th
into the open markets.
; ri
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tioti wun all tlie s,eou!:a its o; lae
i
r
I t
!
-ackers to b iv its owr, b-n 1- at a j
premium of twenty live doll irs in the
hundred, lieeause we co .1 i not ano i
cannot endorse the-e aits a- Demo- ;
cratie. we have bi e i a!-j
most if not quite ruled out of the 1
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party, ny the Lie.e;and organs. ,ow i
we neer for a mo?7M.t
U-pCCteii i
we w'ere guiitv of treason t the
! party by our cour-e, and we wid de
n lunce any man as a li.'.r and a
scoundrel who wi 1 make the charge
direit. Nor do we tl. nv the ri:ht of
brother Darnels or atiy other man to
oppose the ehction of .lohti (1. Car-li.-I
tiS Speaker of the next House.
Rut John C Carlisle is of more lm
porfaiice to the sal at ion of the
party and fo its success than Mr.
Cleveland. Now if we are miiity of
treason how far behind u is brother
advocate the defeat and ove; throw
of John (i. Carlisle who as Speaker
of the House ha more power In
shapillg and contrrJhng the legisla
tion of the country and in reducing
the tariff, and building up the party,
than ti e Presiduc, hi nsei!:
I'Ol.l J'H'll,.
The political lightnings are begin
ning; to Hash dimly and the political
thun lers may be faintly lieai .l in the
distance. Fir.-t o o and then mi'
other of the Conventions of the polit
ical .arlieft ass.rnole and set. forth
what they call the principles of the
part es. 15-.it neither party has as
n.- i rnn t 1 1 n ixoi n t VtT n i r filnul'! r
I define) clean cut platform to stand
on before the American people. Tie
Kentucdy pl.ttorm, the Yirginia
i platform, th" Xew York platform all
floUuiU'red iti the mud. The only
State thflt s.oke out with any de
gree of lit niuess was Massachusetts,
an 1 she w is very nerveous t but did
say indirectly that she would almost
as lief hive a Democrat in .-Hice a"?
a Kepubboatii John Sin rman has as
! many platforms as lie has audience.
i
! Jim P.laine is as rvise : s a serpt nt
i
and as hartnle-s ju-t now . a dove
i and a silent as (-!am. Wail street
! and tlie bold holders both Republic
i ans and Lerr.ocrats have (,'leveland
I pinned to thtir coat tails, they be
: ing the kite and he the tail. Liney
pofr fellow be wanted oflice so had
he began to taste it , and jined the
niggers. We speck his wife will sue!
for n vo-eemp.il t. ours would we know.
i ... . .. ,i. .
roor i-rice ne j nen the niggers years , Thr,.c imUhs,
ago and haint got his part y it. In fact j One month, -my
son Oliver has been weid urn all
de time, and haint never been axed j THE WEEKLY STAR
to the first table; and Charlie Cooke iiiiimtlis
he too went over and jined the ebony Three months, -
band. They gin him a cup of hat tea
flavored with nanny berries and pto-
mised to make him attorney general,
but he run so .-slow ami got so far
behind he never cotch up. But
Charlie says he 1 1 come y it. He has
been on probation several years, and!
ma' pass to full membership, but
suppose he does what reward can the
colored brethren give worth haying.
But poor Liney how we pity him. to
have to wait four years as a proha
tioaist, as bad as he wants to serve
i his country, is too bad. He started
i over to the nigger party some year
'or so ago, and got ashamed of him
'self and returned an! not Ixir g
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; iiiiiii.ii as tot i i 1 1 i .-.ii ,-'""ii
: of in sacred history, he has df parted
the second time. Well, goodbye
': Lin. y, uncle l-Zphriam's got the coon
. an 1 gone. Come Liney, did you
; not know the coon was yinjf,t and
ate up before you went hunting?
Lord, you ought to axed us we
coul 1 told you tlat fore you went.
. But great heavens, Liney. how you
will be pealed from head to foet in
the next campaign.
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JL N J 1 iU
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Applicants lor certificates to
teach the white public schools of
, f lie county, will be examined
at
l Il.ilit'av mi 1'll iof ami o m .1 .
.. . , . ' . .ll 1V-"UL
lor cert. heat s to teach the colored
,,ublic .hools ol the county, will
tie examined on 14th inst., at same
place.
WILL A. DANIEL,
Co. Supt. Pub. Instruction,
Wei ion, N. C,
I
Oct. 4tb , 1657.
W N J i i Y
P1 o !;.
LUTHER SHELDON
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SI AIR K.II
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Wi.uh MAN l i 1
VL A IK M 1 I.KS
I'd" II DKKS If AKDW AUF.
UN Mil
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VELLINE
Veni, Vidi, Vici. J0Z&K
pup i:.
5 CTS.
A A K K.
WASHESBLEACHES
WITHOUT
FACTORY. l.")l & ljd WATKK STK KKT. N ( ) 1 M;( ) ! .K . A
ALL GROCERS SELL !T!
sepj.'l :!in.
ATum iron ma.
Io. IS A -Jl' W.VTEK SlKI.KI
Norfolk, Virginia-
IV. A.
AM)i:iiS(). Proprietor
MANUFACTURER CF
IKON AND I'.KASS CASTINOS OF
KVKUY DKSCKIIM ION', FoK
MlhhS, ST K AMI!') A I S AND
DKFJX'.INC, MACHINES,
AKt'll 1 f KCITKAli
IKON WORK FOR I'd ILDIN'JS.
.o i:lri 'luti-;j' or
in Sio"l.
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Highest Cash Price Paid for old
Metals. Your Order- Solicited,
sep'i '-'lni.
18 Wilmington
Star.
KtDUCTION IN I'KICK.
Attention is called to the following re
duced rates of subscription, ca -h in
advance:
The Daily Star.
One year, -
i'i ou
;i on
Six months, -
id on
Our Telfgrnph News service has re
cently been hi r gel' increased, an-
it
OUr determination to keep the Star u
to the highest standard of new-paper ex
cellence.
Ad Jriss, WM. H. HKI.N A KD,
W iliiiiiiL'tmi, .N . C.
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EIlTSIDEUPWIIHCAEEil;:;;:;;::!:,:::;;';
Ifvoii wa.,t fuinituio repaired oi
i
' a coilin made, (io to
! .J.C. WILLIAMS'
boo at. t he liin-K nil I. r.vcrv km
.-bop at tlie 1.1'cK mill. I.vei
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know.-? that he does good work and
after
January 1st, 1S83-
lie w ill occupy the blue shop and
will be manager at this place
i ,
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i
GLOBE COFFIN WORKS.
All kinds and all sizes of collins
will be ket at irice.s to wake up; Z .
the natives and tell them to buy j v' r , ' o 1 1 1 i
from WILLIAMS a coifin lor $3 QQ
that will cost $6-00 anywhere else.
ft
Headquarters for furniture .
Call and see him after January
1st. 1888 and examine his goods,
bis work and bis prices.
J. C. WILLIAMS,
Scotland Neck, N. C,
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RUBBING,
msmsm
AND WOO!)
COFFINS.
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no re.Mi ! ;ir -1 :i ' ' , i - ) ' '
and Neck, an I r.-ali.m t : to '--
sit y for such a i 1 ib'...- .i.ei t :r
the Con e iie'.iee ill t !. 1' i' i li r
ally. We have decided t , hi . a
full assort in. -nt of Met-.d I', .r.-d
Cases and wood Oothiis .l ,ji..us
styles -unl p. ie.- ( ;'! i- t mad
or wire pro.c; il 1 !W led .
N B. Josev lV Go
( 'or. Mam A lit sir.-, t -.
Til OS. F. KAOLKY,
W I I.M I N I'l 1 1, N. '.
Coal, M'i, ssi;-. s m. i . C im i . i:
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FIF.l.D Pi-: A AND Dl..:
Kits'.
Five ne res hai v -t" I s h
ed m one day.
Ad lre.-s all order-- to
B- 0- SAVAGE.
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TICE
LAND SAI.I1!
Py vir hie of a d-.-d of Ti n-t c
made to :ne I y I. W. Ba--. I '
-ell at I'I'I'.LIC Al t I ION,
(' J.s, at the I'o-t ( )Me d..'d
-otl;uid N' t k. on I b ii sd;i ,
ohrr l'7t ii, ls-;7. a? 1" A. M
the following tinel i f l.md
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i erai. Loans negot;a
;ed. Prompt atten'ioi. t.
tiee. over Druj -tore, -e-
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Scotland Neck, N. (.
riTtJtfice
Streets.
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ton.er of Main .'v. B'tii
VM. C. FINCH,
A1TOKNLV AT LAW.
RL(jwooi). y. c.
Practices wherever his services r--'
re'pi'red. Speca! atttntiuu given to col
lections, and remittances promptly ma Ie.
mar. zo.
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