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4 r MM "Our Aim mil be, the People's Right Maintain, Thawed by Power, and UnbrCbed by Gain" WILSON, NORTH CARLINA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1888. 1 NO. 32 TT TT fHb CROP OUTLOOK. A Thrilling: Voyage. The advontiires of capt Kidd and the " TOGETHER THE PROSPECTS ARE nctlon works of Captain Marryatt, are still fresh in the minds of all A MIXTURE. VERY FAVORABLE. the minds of all our reading peo- EDITORIAL ETCHINGS EUPIIOXI- pk . Robinson Crusoe is also a charming OUSLT ELUCIDATED. injf the Probable Yield Which memory to us all, though Crusoe -was no & That We Will Have I snerin f, c li ,- i ... iBaic""-" i rvv,u"; nwitu iui marine exploits But that fact is stranger than fiction, is ex emplified by the appended narative of a jnonsh and to Spare--An In crease ui Arv. Nnmeroni Kewsr Notes and Man Merry Morsels Paragraphical!? Packed and Pithily Poltned. .f AtfrfrnltiirA reTwrc I VOVage made bv Cant- Toshtia Slornm rvp i ;euu.i Liiiv.'". j 1 . . J.ii I flnrl his famllr frrm T? ? Tna!rn season iur tuitua pm.fc.uiK uuuug i ....... 7 inu j ttiiv.il w tin- I B . - it . J 1 1 I f7nn?t?l1 rt tVlO Anronfina T7m.Ui:A 4- U 1 - v"1 , . . -ii s ! a tl.i!. I nrtrt In o 1?rtl ir Jnf ,4 L,,t gly faVOniDie WcatUCl 111 U1C -TVUiUlllL; I rw" " JO wi v.a.u, uianmug uui '- States. Ane wet wcamcr ui ocp- I --. ux nai. vajjuuii oiutuui is a ... . . .1 - a. it r . . . proved very injurious to the qual- moaest gentleman oiaDoui 45 years otage, ' . ..f?r-(r thp nlants and rotting the I with sandy beard and a piercing blueish x nrosu r - , - -o -1 - - o causing iU m,-scnet& rf the tor rrnn press one as beiner the daring Intrenld If-u much stained fibre, and the qual- mariner that he has pro veu himself to be. eiShts- . 1 . I TT. S t, 11.1 J - -1 , 11 r . . 1 . 1 T OCC ilJnmsn) U ...J. ...M 4.U uch poorer man mat 01 me prev- 1 is uuncvci, un-oiu sail 01 me nigner 1 ju6uUi man hiuicmu titan late in commen- type, and accompanied only by his devo- Dauast. When yon doubt, abstain A talse chord of music is a discord. Quiet conscience gives quite sleep. Fear is the tax that conscience pay to guift. The cheeky man is one of metal usually brass. A false cord of wood is about sevens Picking was 1 . - 1 v I fori ii?7fo nrA tn.sv J -O 1 O I "P3 4.1 1 t i 1 i ..i tharp rni :i s vcl utrcn nu iw.iiiiiik ivu 11 ui. aiiu inu ouiis imcLi la iiiu a vfars i uimj ci h jii in Knprn is mnrp rnan 0 n. IT DUL - J oi .. -o I r - in spirit. A corner in honey behind a screen at a party with a pretty girl. It Is claimed by old hunters that a rab bit trail is merely a hare line. If the early cucumber is ever cramped itr is 111 ks year 0 . . ... ... I H..1.. 1 111 . J r . I rendering possiuie a paruai com- itotuw nas actuinpiisnea one oi me j 4"ente. jeasadon as to the length ot the season, most remarnaoie voyages on record. Hav- There is nothing little to the really great cations of the yield per acre average I mg lost me vessel in wnicn ne sauea to same as last year at this time, though South America. Captain Slocum, assisted e previous condition of the plant scarce- J only by his wife and two sons, set about k warrants expectation 01 &u mucn iaic tuusuuuuuu ui a trail in wmtii iu re- Lth nnd harvest, 'i he outcome in turn home. This craft is of the cutter pun 1 Vorember and December, States West I style of marine architecture, is 35 feet in V.taT?se.cs!nnL reoort a sliarhtlv larerer I length, 7 feet broad and but three feet m ui& lulu"- -trt ' 1.. x ' wi . i.t t A'd than last 3 ear, while Georgia, Ala- deep. She is China-junk rigged and bears for 8Pace " makes its wants felt. laxa and Tennessee indicate a jslfght re- J the suggestive name of "Liberdade," (Lib- J The centennarian may not be a musician, fcction. Other States Indicate nearly the erty) The beat was built at Paranagua, oui be is certainly beating time. aaie expectation at this date. o. a., aua on me 24m ot last juiy captain For a man to think he will live forever Returns of the yield of corn made to the Slocum and his little family set sail in her is the mistake of a man's lifetime. Department of Agriculture, indicate a , amvmg aC ooumpou sev- In leap year it is nothing strange to read AM per acre quite as large as that of 'P- aw io neraw at o female lawyerg gQing courtlng SS; and larger than any other crop since " "rac m ine pain 5 aepeanure gave a 18S0. The aggregate grown on a larger S" utuuin5 l"c ua"g attempt 01 mvill exceed that of any previous voyage. wumingtonxviessenger, ittipncan Droduct, being very close to yoo,ooo,ooo bushels or about 32 bushels per capita, which has been exceeded in several previous years. The corn surplus sttes average yields as follows: Ohio ju bushels; Indiana 35; Illinois 36.2; The dressmaker, like the suburban farmer, makes money on the out skirts. It doesn't bother lawyers to see breaks A JfoTel Marriage Ceremony. I ahead that is if they are law-breakers. Wall 6treet men love dogs At least A Georgia Justice recently performed they are very fond of pointers of the Iowa 37! Missouri 31 ; Kansas 27 iNebras h 36. These seven States produce 6S percent of the crop aggregate. ' The gen eralaverage will fall somewhat under 27 fcushels. There is a good supply of maize in nearly all parts of the South, so that comparatively little will be required from eWest Yields of Atlantic States are mod sate; seriouslv reduced by the frost on the aorthea border. . After three years of low yeUds, potatoes give an average of about So yield of 1S79. Tae averages of prominent potato growin Slates are as follows: Maine i,ioS bushels; New York 82; 'enr.syIvaniaS2;Ohio 80; Michigan 75; soana 75; Illinois 00; lowa 90; JUinneso- your souls.' 3 95; Dakota bo; .Nebraska , bo. lhe jald has been increased in the South. It Mgh in the Northen belt of territories. The total prodnct on the basis of these "erases is about ioc.000.000 bushels or i.oco,coo more than the estimated pro- tctof 1SS7. The average yield of buck- -u is approximately 12 bushels per and the crop nearly 1 1.4 ; Illinois 12.6 cousin 9.5'; Minnesota 1 1 ; Iowa 1 1 .8 ; 'issouri 10.7 ; Kansas 95 ; Nebraska 1 1 .3 hay crop Is slightly above the average Sjield or 1.22 tons per acre. . It has been here seriously injured by drought iae'eisastrong tendency to the. increase m tne bouth, and yields upon ci wm area rather' than natural meadows, relatively large. rv ""sew Hanover Election Returns me ceremony tor a couple in a manner entirely peculiar to himself. After ask ing and receiving affirmative responses to the usual questions he concluded the cere mony in the following words: ny the authority vested in me as an officer of the State of . Georgia, which is sometimes called the Empire State of the South; by the fields of cotton that lie spread out In snowy whiteness around us ; by the howl of the coon dog and the srround vine whose clinging tendrels will shade the entrance to your humble dwell ing place; by the red and luscious heart of the watermelon, whose sweetnsss fills the heart with joy ; by the heavens and all that is in or under them, in the presence of these witnesses I nronounce vou man and wife, and may the Loid have mercy on market. Iff! mm vvnen a oarDor cuts a slice on your neck yau feel like getting up and lather Ing him. Time waits for no man because some men are so long nv coming to time, we suppose Talk is cheap. If talk were dear we should have less trouble and more work in Congress, Happiness is only relative, and some people find that it is a very distant rela tive indeeed "Fine days,' said the judge, as the seventy fifth man went through the mill for "$5 and eosts. Hon. W. H. Barnum's condition is im proved, and his physicians have slight hopes that he may recover. Poor little Delaware! Isitpossidle that she is in danger of being represent in the I tt o o r t-i: "I must have a talk with this George u.o.oenategy a cpnuuean to-night," said the old man, "and see if he J 'Belva Lock wood is consoling hersself with the seniment that she who expects nothing shall not be disoppointed The bottom of the reservoir of Roanoke "Tut, tut," he returned; "hasn't he been City, Va., dropped out Saturday night coming here a year and never proposed the second time with in six moths. mwSV- ' I - - 7ct . ' Mrs. Tav iTOuld is reDorted to be in a "That's true, pa," she replied; '-but give dyimr condition and it thought that she him a little more time. You know George stutter so." The five great European Powers have now 12,000,000 men under arms. It Is no wonder that the people are poor and oppressed by taxation with such a multi tude of consumers to provide for. Mr. Edward Venable, just elected to the House in Virginia, is said to be a son of Prof. Charles Venable, the celebrated mathematician of University of Virginia, who also has a son who is a Professor In the University of North Carolina. Alferd Tennson, the great poet of England, is very sick from Jrheumatic gont. Robt. Browning is also suffering from a carbuncle. He also is a true poet, who has written some great poetry and much that we cannot understand. New Mexico, Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona, Washington, Montana, and North Dokota seven Territories all have a good chance to get into the Union now that the Con gress is all Radical. They may all be Re publican but it is not certain. Washington and Montana may be kept out because of doubt as to their political complexion. The official vote of Pennsylvania shows plurality for Harrison of 79,779, which is 1,240 less than Blaine's vote; further re turns from California shows no change in the result as heretofore published; the Re publican candidate for Congres in the fifth district of Maryland, claims that he was elected by five votes, and will contest for the seat. It please us to see able Northen papers beginning to urge the abolition of the Elec toral College. The people should vote direct. The New York STATE NEWS. FROM THE DEEP BLUE SEA TO THE ORAXD OLD MOITXTAIX. An Uonr Pleasaatly Spent With Oar Dellffhtfnl Exchanges. Jonnston in the Ninth, Morehead in the fifth, and Simmons In the second district have been defeated. Fifty one government distilleries are reported to be in active operation in Yad kin country. J. A. Fotz, 6on of John Foltz, of Salem short a halk Iasstweek measuring four feet 61-4 inches from tip to tip. Mr. Z. T. Terrell, a prominent business man of Louisburg, a member of the firm ofEgerton, Terrel & Ford died at his home near town this morning at 8 :3s. 0 Mr. Simmons was defeated by onlv m 671 votes in the Black District. He made a splendid run. A erentlman from this District tells us that his speeches in the campaign were indeed remarkably good able, effective and adroit . . The result of the election in ourown State, while not as we would have It in some re speets,yet is a handsome victory in the State at large. Judge Fowle and the entire Democratic ticket being elected by a ma jority of about seventeen thousand. Col. Rowland's majority is about 5,000. It is a fine tribute to an admirable rep- Commerclal I rcsentatlve. Maj. McClammy's majority is Advertiser has been Interviewing and re. I nearly as much as COl. KOWland S. Col. ports that the editor of Staatszltung Sena- Henderson's is about 3,000. Capt. Skinner' Sewell, Republiusn, of New Jersey ls aDOUt o00- Brewer's, according to r, , I the official returnr, is 679 Chancy Depew, exMeyor Grace and! ' others favor It. Took III in a Louff While. means business." "Oh don't, pa!" pleaded Grade. will kill me if you do." "It The Republican organs having done all then can to arouse the North against the South are beginning now that election is over to give taffy to the South. Harrison's organ at Indianapolis, the Journal, has be gun this matter-of-course palaver. In 1 89 1, the South will be again denounced and preparations made to dragonade it. Talk is cheap. It will pay to- try 5 to "win to Harrison the so called Democrats who are Protectionists but supported Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland bore his defeat with philosophic equanimity. He is reported in the N. Y. Herald as saying: "There was a contest between two great par ties for the .supremacy ot certain prin ciples. One party won and the other lost that is all there is in it." That Gov ernor Hill was disloyal to him Mr. Gleve land does not believe. "I slightest doubt," he savs, Hill's absolute good faith and honesty through the winter months. Thanksgiv- North Carolina Congressional delega tion will be as follows; it dlst, T. G. Skinner, dem ; 2d, H. P. Cheatham (col), rep.; 3d, C. W. McClammy, dem.; 4th, B. H. Bunn, dem.; 5th, J. M. Brower, rep.; 6th, Alford Rowland, dem.; 7th, J. S.Henderson, dem.;Sth, W.H. H. Cow- les, dem.; 9th, H. G. Ewatt,rep. Mj. Claud Kitchin, of Scotland Neck, son of the Hon. W. H. Kitchin, wa mar ried on Tuesday morning to Miss Kate B., daughter of Prof. Mills, of Wake Forest College, the ceremony being performed at the residence of the bride's father by the Rev. R. T. Vann. The newly wedded pair left the same day for Richmond where they will remain until Friday. The Oxford Orphan Asylum now- has 245 children within her walls, and will need a generous offering from the good I i .1 i 1? rri t have not the I PP16 01 -onn varouna on AnanKsgivmg nf nntrprnnr dav, to help her get these little ones mg dap talis on the 29th inst., and a gen erous offering for the little ones on that day would not be inappropriate. Samuel C. White, of broken bank mem ory, still lingers in jail, lacking but $500 of bail to release him. It is still insisted A Fearfnl Outlook. cannot survive more than a day or two Senor Canovas, the conservative leader in Spain, was hooted at and his carriage stoned by a mob in Madrid on Sunday. A Locomotive is being construced in Boston, which is to pull ten, coaches When times ger so hard that delicate ly cultured girls, reared in the lap of lux ury and accustomed to every delisacy that over an ordinary road at So miles at hour. vd hv the intellect on Dalate. i TViot-ia xcr twn murders in Savannah "ffhat are they going to do about it?" flri, ...Aip tn nav two cents for a stick of CnnHar. nil nf the narties to which are b question discussed yesterday by f n fl avored chewing gum , aud are com- LPrroes:one of the murders made his I IMAn I A . T fic-wmte and biacs wno seen 11 rr ,r indigestible ouids Irom the Coo w ' 4 W?W'W . . 1 I heels of abandoned oversnoes it is time Tn cflvannrh a mod of negroes tried to that something was done with the tariff. .... Tames Thompson, a colored Democsat, We are not alarmist ; we don t say that - th countrv. His crime was he voted such times have fallen upon us yet; we Democratic ticket. . 1. ll n t,,l 1 oon 1 even say tuey uC uw. t " - , , nOroot. of Milberrv. O A ' ' - -y j r i. interested in the outcome of the at the Court House concerning the parity in the election returns of this as shown bv the Star. 1 iae whole nuestion as it affects the officers-has been carefully and do however, that such times have been, -VUimiV AnriJnrt1 F... t.r-O t9 IMP I . ... T 1 J wiiomuw t -" i v. and worse, in me siese 01 icrusaicxu. . tTff1 t 1 tne vviimmmg- Let onr states be warned in time 'a considered members of ar, who yesterday gave it as their rn that the election is vitiated uiiure to complete tne can- the abstracts and pro e returns thereof as the law directs '.the tru 5 Consumption Surely Cured. Mass., gave birth to four babies a few days m 1 t!1 J m11 Jnlti. a"0. xviotner ana cmiurcu ic aii uumg nicely, but the father is badly broken up. There are 400 steam and sailing vessel 1 ?t. aggregating 999,000 rons, Deing ouui in Quires; and that; as the matter , may TotheEditor-PUinfonnjourreader, the United H-xo-p.;- th 249 vessels 01 ,jiy,ww wua . atter may that T have a positive remedy for the above performed I , lfoti--i c, thmisands I a liaiUCU uueasE. u j iw uiiiwj A,- Lethe legality of acts Hfta- L- " , , I nomoH H CP!)P. Kv IfS itmeiV Use LllUUsailUS I . !!.. oy ine persons assumea to De 1 " j i v0w awake, arouse, ye munupuuats 3 that it is the duty of the Board cf hopeless cases have been permanently . land eraDbers ; ye subsidy seekers and the premdes, wnen they arte caJl- cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles crapet-baggers ; ye noble army of contrac t Pass upon the returns at thTer regular 0f my remedy eree to an v of your read tors ; ye repairers of old hulks and solid ijr j regular meeting on the first Men tkcember next, as will settle ques ,.youd dispute or cavil, and if for in the canvass." The Business Mens Cleaveland and Thurman Club of New York will per manently organize for the good and need ed work of securing ballot reform in New York. The purpose is to make war upon fraudulent voting and to put down that his mental condition is such that his trading in votes. Republicans will be ask- immediate relitives and friends fear to ad to join them. Go father in the work have him released. It has been the current and organize against intimidating in any rumor for a day or so that unless there is an way employes. There are ten times as improvement in his condition shortly a much bullboziny of operativesin in the jury lunaticq inquirendo will be summoned Northr as there is in the South. so that he can be sent to the asylum. Since r TTMit. i u ! e.- t x"... the above was in print he has given his i 1 r t 1 ill 11 ill rv 111 v 111 1 r r 111 1 " r- w 1 - York according to the returns thus far re bond. ;- iciTA Mr Harrinn nhiralitv The wagon factory tor Kal;igh is no in the State 1 2,787. So Mr Hill comes out longer a paper ideality. The matter was tn rtr, nhMd rf Mr. Cleveland- A few I out in definite form last night and the 1 weeks before the election Mr. Dana of th, I baby was named and is now an actual, c.,n nrnmisd that Mr. Hill should run 20 I material thing. The describe amount of fc --m " 000 votes ahead of Mr. Cleaveland. Mr. stock has been subscribed and at a meeting Hill's ostentations professions of loyalty to of the stockholders last night the company v. Procidonrial candidate of hi nartv led was oermanentlv formed under the name persons not in the secrets of the secrets of of the "North Carolina Wagon Factory.' fV,o w mnvasK to discount this asser- The enterprise is now thoroughly on foot and the factory will certainly be In active operation at no distant day. A Raleigh special to the Washington Post says there is likely to be a sharp vri.... . -r v" tney hnd a vacancy existing his - aaer T"k amrMi- CrJ?.d? b.v Article, section 24, of the wenotorth Carolina " J ' r . t l1 . 1 f conl ers wno navcconsuinpuuuu mcr Dy...v. me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A SLOCUM, M. C, 1S1 Pearl St., York. tion of Mr. Hul s mend as the unau- thorizeb expression of a too buovant en- thusiasm. "General Roger A Pryor the distin- gruised lawver, is a firm supporter of the contest for Xhe seat In the Senate now held proposition ot abolish the antipuated cum-1 by Senator Ransom, lie Is candidate for hcome and useless Electoral College svs-1 re-election. Alfred M. Waddell ex-Ccn om n the ceWtlon of President anb Nice I pressman from the Sixth disrict and Presiden of the United States. Speaking a candidate for elector-at-large on the on the subject this morning, he said;'I Democratic ticket, is an avowed aspirant have read the article sin the Commercl for the position, and a stroug one; but Advertiser, and concur in the view that there is another factor which, for the first the Electoral College should be abolished, time, ecters into the contest. The Farmers Experieence has shown that it is utterly Alliance has to-day 1,285 sub-alliances nseleas. and has whollv missed its obiect. and about 60,000 numbers in the State, f ' I South detractors. namelv, the election of the President by ad alf white men, and lull ot their tairr.. t t-i j i ut...-An n-irT-i pn ore not ' !r,tartn.-.,!nt Kodx.- of inderendnt elector. I which is to sunnort Alliance men and infreauent. One has iust occured. They ! I object to the svstem again, because it Alliance principles. It is said that the xrere arrested before the v had succeeded i jrives an undue preponderande to the rote Alliance will pres its president, S. B. in wounding each other with the swords. ; of the smaller States and so may faystrate , Alexander, of Charlotte, for Random's Love Avas athe bottom of it. the popularwill." ' place in the Senate.
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