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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

CLOSING WORK OF THE CONVENTIONAL
LEGGED STRONG SYMPATHY FOR TiLDEN BE
MEATH THE EXPRESSED CHOICE FOR THUR
:NAN-END OF THE FIELD BOOM.
GBy telegraph to the New York Herald
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-The Demo
cratic State Convention concluded its labors
at little after noon to-day and adjourned
sine die. After morning session Of ex.
ceilent good temper among all the mem.
bers the business Of finishing up the work
was performed with only tempo
rary .esoud, and that lasted barely
for a moment 1t was caused by The
nomiuMion OF David S. Terry for one OF the
presidential electors at large. The name OF
Judge Terry was Objectionable to many of
the San francisco delegation, but his n0mi.
nation WAS at last carried by nearly unani.
mousyOte. His colleague on The ticket, ex.
Chief-Jufice Wallace, last year voted for
several OF the Workingmen's nominees, and
Judge Terry himself was the foremost
leader OF the new Constitution party. The
electors for the districts DR.. j. C. Herb,
w. b. Z. Brown, Barclay Henley, and r.
I. Delvalle-are all good speakers, sound
Democrats, and popular.
CALIFORNIA; PRESIDENTIAL, PREFERENCE.
Referring TO the vote in "a Convention
yesterday on the choice for Pr, sident, which
was announces to be-ThurIa an, 1888; Til
den. %; and Seymour, 95, the chief Demo-
craIic organ OF the city and S. ate remarks
Today: 1.-THE result OF the yo, is before
Inc people, but it is an open seer 1t that the
real bedrock sentiment of the DELEGATES
was not declared. As a criterion (. estimate
Or Judge the sentiment of the DEM 'cracy OF
California upon the preference for Fl esiaeht
ne vote OF yesterday must not DO TAKEN
u ITS face. Beneath it there Va Is, as
vi on the floor well knew, substt alum
which will yet be developed. When tne
ime for the surface stripping shall have ar
lived that will discover broadly differ nj
,hase." II intimates that to scratch mo 81
4 the delegates who voted for Seymou 81
nd many who voted for Thurman would
how them to be for Tilden. 1t is KNOWN
ince the Convention adjourned that OF the
welye delegates appointed to the National II
,on, ention nine are for Tilden. II
THE FIELD BOOM AGROUyD. |,
The Field movement Is collapsed and
lead. Before the Convention met, DIR.
iwyn aud others who act with him pre-
jared to get delegation for Field, or, fail I!
ng In that, TO have the delegation favor ex- |,
Governor Irwin for Vice President.
During the Convention 1t was found adj
'isable to withhold mention of Fields !.
lame, and TO abandon the move for Irwin.
In the Third District Convention his name
vas put forward and rejected by very
arge vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

The Washington Post gives the names OF
the California delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. They are:
w. r. Frost, John Foley, J. B. Metcalf,
J. e. McEIratb, John NJ. Cassel, X. ID.
Steayers, Thomas L. Thompson, Andrew
Stevenson, w. G. Hendricks. c. II. Mad
dox, Jesse ID. Carr, Wallace Woodwork.
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VHE ORIGINAL PINAFORE,

as conceived and performed under the direction OF
MEssRs. GILBERT & SULLIVAN,
will be given at
MOZART HALL
MAY oath, 18TH, 10Th AND 2STH.
for the benefit and under the auspices of the
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The following celebrated artists have been secured
MADAME CAROLINE RGCHINGs-BERNARD
the greatest of all Buttercups";
MISS EVA MILLS, the celebrated Josephine";
MISS ANNIE SHAEFER, the fascinating iiebe ~;
Mr.. PIERRE BERNARD, the inimtable " Sir JO-
seph";
MIR. f. W. HOFF, the we'll known Ralph Rack
straw;
Mr.. L. w. PIZZINI, "our own" captain Cor
coran";
MIR. JOSEPH s. GREENsFELDER, the ideal
"Deadeye";
Mr.. n. b. PLEASANTS, sour own ~" Boatswanr
This great east will be assisted by Richmond's
large and effective Pinafore chorus and grand Or
chestrs; the whole under the able direction of Pro-
fessor g. l.. SIEG Ell, and with Nr. GREENsFELDER
as stjee manager.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, so cents reserved seats, rs
cents Box-sheet opened THURSDAY. May goth,
at O'Clock A. NJ. my 17-10t
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~ NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS
AT ID. &. Z. MITTELDORFER'-.

AT ID. &. +. MITTELDORtER'-.
Will open on MONDAY large stock Of NrW
GOODS at greatly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER,
40 leces DRESS LINENS AZ old prices;
go new pieces MADRAS GINhHAMS;
WHITE GOODS IN great abundance. for fct01i
commeDcem enls. such rs Victoria Lawn. >,gi..
Muslin, London D'lrdnd Linen Lawns uD0usl
and Figured Swiss striped and Checked Nlia.
socks, Null Mullins. &C.;
HOSIERY full line 10 all the new styles:
LACE Mi1Ts IN all cOiors at 40, so, 90, ~. and
RIBBONS 10 all colors aud widths;
FANS, FANS, all the novelties.
BUNTINGsi BUNTINGs.
BUNTrNGs IN ali shades, the best Atwood At 92,.
Wool 1gUNTINGs at i5e. ger yar,.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE a, ~. 80. -.
10, and S0c.-tbe CHI apest and bet gooIs Ia
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN aud FIGURED MONTE.
BROCADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMl,t.
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud CoLuRED
SILKS, sATINs, and PtKiN STRIPES nprcss
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at l2.c.wof.a
Our BLACK SILK at Al can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS a, l24 Is. 20, % dui soc.
LAWNS LAWNS.
LAWNS at 9, 10. and l2Hc.-,hc lsrge,t and b.s.
assortment in the city:
MATTING>! MATTlNGS,
s4S pieces MATT TNGS, from auction. n al
widths-WHIrE. Chf CktD. and FAM i-lt
the following prices: u. 10. ~. %. aud 30c.-
these goods are lower than they have ever b.'n
Give Us call.
OJL-CLOTHs IN A.. Ga. and 81. for Floor:
TABLE OIL. CT on III in al width. ana color,
CARPETS ana RUGS 10 b. sold a. a -acrdce.
PARASOLS. PARASOL>.
4e6 new PAEAsOLS just .fceiv'd IN all coofs
qualities aud styles at a great reduction lf fot.
nler prices:
DOME>TlCS-B aud SROWN cor.
TONS. CALICOtS, PLAlDS EED-Tft KING,
SUEkTINGS,a al Old Drice--.u TACT, lower gilsu
they can be replaced:
UNLAUNDRiED SHIRTS al SOC. worth ~
LACES in LANGUEDOt. BkEIONNE TOR.
CHON, VAL CLUNY, aud FRENCH. from J..
per yard TO the futst made;
CAsSIMEREs, LIHsEYs, ktNIUCKY JEANS
COTTONADES. 81 UE FLANNEL;
SHETLAND SHAWL;
BLACK and COLORED SILK FRINGES;
KID GLOVES, IACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS Of al kind. and many Other tLinfs too
numerous TO mention.
ID. q T.. MITTELDORFFR.
my 22.SMxW 527 Bnadsflre'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

A GRANT boom is also a SEYMOUR boom.
who else than the Decrfed farmer can
certainly carry New York; Think Of FIELD,
OF California, running against General
GRANT in New York--and on States. rights
issuesl
SEYMOUR is the man to beat GRANT. HAN.
COCK the man to beat BLAINE.
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III" MORE NEW GOODS AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS II EVERY III
PARTMENT FOR THIS WIEN.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS II EVERY d..
PARTMENT FOR THIS WEEK.
500 pieces ofDREss-GOODs to select from-pr.ces
from l0c; to 81 per yari BEAUIltl l. Bl'9-
SOME ALL-wOOL BrNTlSGs in al color, al
22c. FINE FRENCH BUN1lNG> At 40c. AMI
soc. per yard. reduced from Toe ALL-MonL
MoMIE-C LOrHs t'AIr 1,.n No. e., 9", Y
SILK and W OOL.S UIrING> "a inches
widel at 75s.. real value sI.2j don't fail 90 iook
sas5 S1TSAs Fix a saa d 5Sqss
CrENrY aud >XowFlAKES At $50. '60e.'
and csc. psr yard: don't flil 10 look At our
HANDs0ME BR0CADED GRtNADlNES from
Csc. 10 81 per ward: very noe hL.W0oL a.
BUNTlNGs from 25c. to 4Oc.; BRuC hDED
SILKS aud SAriAS, such a, Royal Pun -,
Lilac. Tan. Ecru, old Cola. Pescocs Blue W.
Tine Blue. sapphire, Myrlle, Mode Bruno. SUI
tan, and GeBdarme: aud slsO Iull line =
BLACK SILKS, SATIN DE LYON az u.s.
worth $3.50: our CASHMERE MlLANO -
duced from 500 20 sl:so %qr ~ SIN M. ne
$l.s2: don't fail 10 look at cur ToktHoN
IN BLACK CASuMEREs We have a full liue from
25c. TO 81 per yard our Doc CAShNtkE =
very superior quality: our 6Jc. the besi in the
market: don't fail TO look at our GLOW We
have all the new shsdes good klD.GLu' - "a, az
Soc; our 81 rs GLOVES We wa'iani illi
line OF SILK MIIIs; HAMBURG tDDlNus
and INSERTINGS-a very large assortment
from Sc. 10 soc. per yard. amofg them ',A.
very handsome patterns: DON'T is.i 10 LOOK a.
our TOKCHON LAtEs.
WHITE-GOODs DEPARTMtNT-Nictor Lawn
Li1en Lawn, Linen Deind'e. Null hu.lu''
French Salnsook. Stripe Muslin.. swiss Ms
Inns, French Pique, and great many otntr'
largest stock this side OF Nes
York-with all the fancy Innings, such as 90
Gold, Cardinal, Blue, White. and all ihc oiIss
new sh ides DON'T fail to look al our GOA ~
MAN SUIrINGS; we have an entire q ~ Nh
OIL-CLOTHS. NATTI>Gs, cARPFi>. -
DOW SHADES. and LACE CURTAlN>; NAL
TINGs at lSc. zoe. 22c, SOC, aud 35c-'he
CHI, apcst ever offered IN this city arge s,'cN
ofLACES, such as LSngued0c. kus.is' IorSh,n
varncisunrs. BreIonne. aud nsny olher''
don't fail TO look 40 our LINEN lLSi Ehe' :
new lot Of CAssiMtRES for men AID ho,',
wear; some more OF thar CHEAP PILLOW iDl
SHtETING- GOnt ftl' 10 l0oA a '.i
LINENS for DRESSES and DU>Itk> al -
tonlshingly low prices LAUNDRltll ai9 - -
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS; full line ~ LADiE>
UNDERGRADUATES; our stock Of toh>i
IL the largest in the city, and II prices 70 SUE
all We have Thousands Of other bargalns AZ
SYCLE BRoiNtkS'
my l7-eod SlI BrOdd stree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
x.sn,y-nfsh Annual session-Fearth
Day.

REPORT orrHE COMMITTEE ON THE STATE
OF TIE Observation-Disclosures
SUPPORT : ASSISTANT BISHOP, AGAIN
HssroRroeRAPHER OF THE DIOCESE
STANDING COMMITTEES ELEcTEp-THL
BISHOPS PARTING ADDRESS - PERSON.
AT, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
MEETINGS..

OFFICE OF CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMoND,l
May l9, 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS of the CITIZENS BANK
OF RICH NOND VIII be held at the office of the
bank on THURSDAY, June 3, 1880. at O'Clock
L. ". EDWIN d. SNEAD,
my 20-td Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

Was ever a "favorite son" considered to
be strong or available candidate who
didn't have his own State solid behind
him ?-Ne,o York Tribune.
Hardly ever"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
o U K
SUCCESS
ssssssssssssss....
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS IS wrruorr =.
PARALLEL.

Our motto 10 buy cheap and sell at a small ,cv,n..
irrespective OF the rial value, has done w,ii o
disposing Of the large and elegant stock Of gseS.
sou. Crawford A Simpson. Ti"'D-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
DEATH '.

Died. Saturday evening at Gas O'Clock. JOSEPH
ST MON. ,
TFRNOON at 2 O'Clock from his late residence,
No 200 Broad street. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited 20 attend.
Baltimore and Washington papers will please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
DYEING AND SECURING.

nYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
R HEsfrTBtisMTNT NJ fs2S GRhNK
HAIL. Mr. l.. LlNNEMANN Informs his friends,
former patrons. aud The general public that he has
~ the above place, where he will be plea
to serve them. DYEING and CLEANING KID
GLOVES and FEATHERS a sDccialfy. The well-
known French dyer, Mons. EMIL N0BLOT, from
fsris, 70 " his employment Give him call
ap 2-eod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

1t is not too late TO pay your capitstion
tax and qualify yourself for voting next
Thursday. Let us give rousing majority
to the Conservative nominees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
How II Stands.

The Democrats OF seventeen States have
q elected their delegates 10 the Clncinnsti
Convention. The delegates were classified
on "Wednesday last By the Chicago Tribune
"A follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
Nd- ANOTHER LARGE AND ELE-
CANT SUPPLY OF PARAsOLs OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION from 81 to $40 just received al
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
mv2o.s.Mxw COL Brosd street.
my 22-s,M&W

Mt ANOTHER NEW AND CHEAP
LINE OF DRESS GOODS, NOVELTIES, BRO
Gangs. SILKS, sATINs, and BUNTINGS just
received nj THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
mn NSW COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

We have received from the editor, Rev.
EDWARD HUBER, microscopic, a pamphlet
on OleOmargarine, or Bogus Butter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

An editorial paragraph about Judge
FIELD was on Saturday by some unaccourt-
able bIunder made part OF an article on the
city elrstinns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
EXCURSION.

4 NKAND EXCURSION TO BON-AIK,
~ MONDAY, MAY "a. 1880,
under the auspices ofST. MARY'S SOCIAL UNION.
MUSIC AND DANCING, RIFLE-MATCH. GLASS
BALL SHOOTING, and good time generally.
A MAGNIFICENT SILVER GOBLET, which
may be eeen at William Euker's, will be offered
as prize 10 the best rife-shot.
Train will leave Dsnyille depot at $3.50 A. NJ re-
turning will leave Bon-Air promptly at T.. VI.
Parties wishing To do so can 20 out on the ] lac
ira In at an extra cost of rs cents
Tickets may be III occurred from any member Of the
Union aud on the train-GeHtleman's ticket, so
cents ady, 20 cents. Our friends may rest assured
that The best possible order will be maintained
JOSEPH GERRING. HENRY Schultz, JOHN
NJ. HuLsCHER. j. W. BLILEY, JOSEPH PULL
MANN, Committee. mv2I.3t
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- .'.'.s'. .s.......s........ see.
SATINS AND SATIN ID lyon.

The largest stOck Of BLACK and COLORFD a,
TINS ever OF red In the city. embracing py,rv
conceivable shade. ana ranging from M. I'D,
price OF zoe. To 1928:
In SATIN Dk LYON we or -pecia bsrgains,
GUlNE1'S SATIN DE- LYON. - inrhc, VIA.
and manufactured OF the faest Canton sin ~
81 30 the va'uc Of which Is $3.50; al-o. ,,'r.
heavy AT 50 and 1925:
One LOT Of BONNET's FINEST QUALITY q.
1925, the value Of which l. s4.5O.
VIII open on MONDAY a large stock OF I. NDIFS,
UNDERGRADUATES. such ss Chemise,. Psnfsi.f.
skirts. Gowns. sc, which viii be sold at si.u the
cost Of the material; besides hundreds OF .ib,-
goods for which We have no pace.
my 22-s&M COHEN BROTHERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
APOLIINARIS.

APOLIINARIS.
A PO LLINARIS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gduiois de Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
OF ALL MIsERAL-wArER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS.
CAUTION.
To insure obtaining the genuine APoLLINAaIs
see that the coRKs bear the APoLLISARIs BRAND.
Zap 3-S,M&w3mI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

100 LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS aud BUSTERS
jus. received, frem 100 10 s4 apiece. Call aud
WHITE UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, made ex-
prrssy for u.s. and warranted pure Linen Bosom and
cuff, at 60c. also better grade at 81. Call ana
seeIhen az THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
COL Broad street.
New styles of DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS
Just received. my Zz-o'M%"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

M LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!-
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
prices Just received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

Wewill receive and open by MONDAY the largest
stock of LACE MITTS, LACE-TOP GLOVES
GIUVES; n so new shades Cf KID GLOVES at
soc, 75c, and IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

Our wHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT. ~. W. y, 90
o,o,.n,,,neor, INEN DE!NDIr, LINEN LAWNS
TprwCy MUSLIN, FIGURED and sTRlPED
Swiss sWT MUsLINs. VICTORIA LAWNS, FRENCH slW,ii
S sw M PioUEs, and other wHlTEGooDs
at all prices. scvpors DJrcUFss,
~, w TNY LANGUEDOC, BREToNNE' aud other
AGES for trimming White Goods Can and see
our stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
TiiE iGRiEkT III OF GIh.Cl.Kt -:

One lot Of LYONS or BOILED TAFFETA Suv
at soc. yard, general price Of which l. Use
Gle, tie value Of Which f. 65c: a.
erat value Of when Is tl.Z5: va
One lot OF GIIEET'S sATIN-FiNISU GRos
GRAIN at Al 20. the value Of which Is Il eo.'
One lot OF CUNTS very heavy GROs-GRAfV
which 4 ~ 2J w. '''' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

new line Of SILK and SATIN RIBBONS-all
the new shades tust received; also some elegant
STYLES In SILK aud LACE.COLLARS, sCARFS.
FICHUES, NEG &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
cREEADfNEs-at l6tc. reduced from SOc.; at
osc reduced from 40c.; at Acc. and soc. reduced
from zoe. These are very cheap goods, and we adj
Wise cal on them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

BUNTINGS! BUNTTNG:! BUNTISGsl
Having bought the entire stock of large con-
Germ, we eau show the largest assortment at lowest
prices.
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ssf $3.50
SILK SALT.

In this department. though ihoussnds OF v,,,.
mibisbed. ''''''
orally AZ 60c. = YARD: s'u-
All the BETTER GRADES from 10 10 2;e
less than their standard value: ''h
large stock Of OIL-B0ILED COLORED suVs
In various shades n 65c.; Ni'nS
One lot OF COLOkED GROS-CRATS DRrSeSttp
IN The newest and mos desirable shade. 20 n n
"a inches wide, at sl.25, the value u VIII H.
tlf5; IA" Is
In DAMAssE and FANCY SILKS yeog.r. a,
most desirable shades aud qualities; " '"e
In EVENING SILKS we OF r Every sb,1o g.,
PLAIN and DAMAssE 10 match for cnnii. "
ton, among them some Of the handsone.t soo5-
imported.
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California Democrats.

We have the Southern Clinic for Ma,
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LAWNS LAWSSl
MATTINGS! MATTINGs.

LAWNS AZ g, 10. and l2Hc.-ihc lsFge,t aud bes.
assortment In the city:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

CLOSING WORK OF TIE CONVENTIONAL
LEGGED STRONG SYMPATHY FOR TfLDEN Be.
MEATH THE EXPRESSED CHOICE FOR THUR
:NAN-END OF THE FIELD BOOM.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29

We 10 not propose to be driven by any
petty cross road politician who thinks the
country will certainly 90 to ruin unless
everybody Is on a continual yell for party or
party nominees.
The Kinston .JournoI, then, is not a Dem
ocratic paper, nor a political paper Of any
kind, but is published as an independent,
local, neacs paper. 1t has nothing to do
with politics except as a matter OF news and
for independent criticism, believing that it
can accomplish more good by this course
than if it were a mere blind partisan sheet.
True It's editor and its proprietors are
both Democrats-have invariably voted the
Democratic ticket since they have been old
enough to vote at all-and have rendered
service for the party, on the stump, to the
best of their ability in Jones and Lenoir
and, necessarily, the tone OF the paper,
both in its clippings and In its IN
have a very decided Democratic leaning-it
being extremely difficult to keep out of the
vortex of partisan politics--but the desire
of the editor is to make the Journut a good
local, home newspaper for Eastern Carolina,
dealing with politics as it treats other topics
of news from an Independent standpoint.
As to keeping the names OF the nominees
floating at our masthead, we see no use for
it. even IL the paper were partisan. We
believe the people had rather the space oc-
cupied by these names should be filled with
than to read oyer the same names day
after day, and week after week. As a mat
ter of news we will occasionally haunt to the
breeze the nominees, SO that our readers
may know how who is in the field and be
able to form an intelligent opinion of the
candidates and their principles.-htnston
Journal.
These be our s,ntiments.-Ed. +. 4 NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29
Language ofEIOwers.

In eastern lands they talk in flowers.
no t]fy tell IN a garland their loves and
Each Hover that hleans in their garden
bowers
0n isleaves a mystic language bears"
-Perctcal.
Ihe Isnssty red rose i an emblem of love:
ne sros7ball, Thoughts of HEAVIER above
ne f@aeysuckle implies | dream of thee.
ana rosemary, always, remember me.
Arbor vitae denotes rnchanging frieodsbin
Ny Only hope, the American cowslip;
Declare your love, says the tulip tree,
ARD camper replies, j live for thee.
GloxaGaa tells of love at first sight;
S"eSt pea says, meet me by moonlight:
Dead isaves Indicate heavy heart
sar1agated pink, forever We part.
Let Us part friends, says the trumpet flower
6rinar9se answers, your friend for an hour.
plum' bloom says, keep your word,
ARD rose geranium, thou art preferred
apple bloom asks. ut thou be mine?
Teach aloom replies, my heart is thine.
lhe d2Hdelon Is q gay coquette.
Aud modesty dwells with the white violet.
Sweet William says, Et our friendship end.
onoWcEop slghs softly, I'm not a summer
friend.
Balloon vine proposes 80 kiss and make up.
bue inGratltude dWells IN the bright butter
oIp.
L 'surmount difficulties, is the mistletoc's
sang;
w oodblne S chorus, | have loved thee long.
he lilac thrills with loves first emotion,
And hellotrope implies oaly devotion.
Fetunla Gays, your presence soothes me;
Ice plant replies, you looks freeze me.
White reese whispers, my heart Is free,
And white clover ever thinks Of me.
Sensitive rose, like a pretty coquette,
Says, too young to leave my mother yet.
Mine through sunshine, storm and SHOWS.
Is written all over the perpetual rose.
Blue iris brings d message for you,
torget-me-E 0 denotes love tender and true.
Blue violet IS faithfulness; harebeli, grief;
And passion flower happy in religious belief.
Dur souls are one, says the beautiful phloy;
4onstancy abides with pretty dwarf box.
If love IN a cottage Portulaca doth tell,
; nd gratitude Is found in Canterbury bell.
rue friendship is found in Virginia stock.
ambition sits nigh in the bright hollyllock.
Compassion attends the bleeding heart:
AEd scarlet pea asks, must you depart?
5onds is expressed by blue m~orning-glory;
Nobillty OF character bymagnolia grandifiora.
he amaranth denotes uniading love,
And lnsincerity blights the pretty f~oHgiovc.
We find fascination always in fern.
in balm, and life In ~lucerne.
gather a wreath from the garden
bowers,
md tell the wish of thy heart in flowers.
-Chicago Ledger.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29

No. 4S-Connects at Greensboro with
Salem Branch Airline Junction with A. &
e a. l. Railroad for all points South and
Southwest; and Charlotte with c.. c.. & A..
Railroad f. all point South and Southeast.
No. 42-Cunnects at Airline Junction
with A.. & G. A l.. for all points South and
Southwest; at Chorlotte with G.. c.. & A.
Railroad for all points South and South.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29

4 man died in Lancaster, Pennsy ~lvania,
oat week, leaving an estate valued at $3.50,
wv which is to be divided among his thirty
@1 nleces and nephews.
Newbern Mt Shell: The hotels at More
nsad City are rammed, jammed and cram
nsd with guests, while the cry is still they
Soae. The excursion train which passed
trough this city yesterday carried down
'oout 600 more. and but few of them re-
'"hed last night.
a wagon loaded with very fine peaches
g wi. the farm of DR.. C. Mills, sold on the
nets , : Thursday at So per bushel.~ If
L.auicate Best runs the Western road as
sus as he run a gold mine in Cabarrus his
Will expire in about-three months
concord Sun.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29

While edward Hensel and Robert Bowen,
of Winchester was engaged in a friendly
game of boxing, the former fell suddenly
dead upon receiving a blow on the chest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29
Che @rQuQf.

r-odsr this hea6 so'I be .tound the qefnciM pa
n,ys Of IL Grvnd Master, and uls0. all
administrations from members OF The North
carolina Patruqs of Hustqndrn