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The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
D,
Peace In Perm M an n.

LONDON, Oct. GA dispall
buenos Ayres, "Wednesday, Octotl
Peace negotiations between CbIlI
have We been broken off because Of I
OF Chill to abate any Of her demsl
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The Weeks Failures.

New YogR, Oct. 6.-The failures for the
past week reported to X. G. Dun & Co. of
the Mercantile agency number Ill, of
which los occurred in the country districts
and eight In the city.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
TKLEGRAPHIC BREyir'

James Shea Of Aurora, commit
by taking Paris green, at Auburn
There are now eighty cases q
fever In the Ramleh hospital at Al
William Andrews, aged 10 \
killed by falling from a tree in Va
X. l., yesterday.
Charles z. Iseminger, DemocraI
date for Register OF Wills in Phi
wrote a letter declining the nomln
afternoon.
Henry Adams, a mill Opera
struck at @ O'Clock this morning
.tantly killed, by an extra engin
New York and New England raj
kiVerDOrt, X, l.
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The asMascOtt. -

The Wilbur Opera Company which will
appear here on Monday evening in the ''Mas-
cott," is highly spoken of. The troupe e
generally of high order of musical merit
The daily gazette., 1882-10-06

PhiladeIphia Markets.
PBlLADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-F1our quiet and
steady; superne, 81 75aS3.0O; extra IS. .25as3. 7s
Pennsylvania family. ". .62a$5OO.
Rye flour. ". 25a4 81
Wheat, hrIn and unchanged
Corn, scarce and firmer.
Oats hrmer with fair demand.
Rye, scarce; 70a73
Provisions firm
Lard, firm.
butter, scarce and firmer in fine grades.
creamery creamery, extra, 32a33; do. good to choice,
25a26. - 's''e'h'
Cheese, scarce and firm.
rTessr1oienm, firmly held refined, 8.
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A nf9 n..tl--

New YORK, Oct. 6.-since h
Richmond and Danville has de,
per cent. to SO, and Richmond
Point 3 pc T ceut. TO 4S.
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!, ,967 Prizes, amounting to. a2g5 6oo
Application for rates to clubs should only he
made TO the Office of the company In New Orleans.
FOR further Information, write clearly giving
full address. Send orders by express ar Regises
tered letter, or Money Order, addressed only To
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or NJ n.upu,H New Orleans, La.
eN Seventh street, Washington, d. q,
N. B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention. Sepl3-d DIV s-w&s-4t
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New Train Schedule ON the p, wan.

NO" Tram schoduie on the r., w. d. ii.
1t Is announced by the Passenger Depart
ment of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, that a new time table
will 90 into effect at 1901 Sunday night
October 9, the most important of which
will be as follows: The present a. m. train
viii depart at 6.55 a. m. and ARRIVE at
fhlladelphia at $40 a. III. and connect
Tor New York. There will be a new train
at Z II. m, to arrive at Philadelphia at s. 30
u. m. No. train will leave Wilmington at
7.50 a. m. instead of 7.25 a. M, and arrive
at Philadelphia at S.44 a. m. No. 22 (now
leaving Wilmington at pa. m.) will start
from Perryville at Z. 40 a. m. Train No. 76.
now leaving Wilmington at 7.05 D. m, will
start at $40 p M, and arrive at Phiadel-
phia at 7.05 D. IN.
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SECOND EDITION
= - - rs=s -
A MODELS NEGLECT
= "A New York Opinion of
Chairman Dick. tk
KILLED M a QUARREL
BUTCHERs BATTING.

The Result OF the Game Yesterday ut the
Ball Ground.
The game of ball yesterday afternoon be-
tween the butchers of the north and south
Aile Of second street market created con-
Siderable merriment in the following score :
SOUTH sIDH.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
THAT Husband or M,ne

ts three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer 81.
Druggists,
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NORTH SIDE.
The following will no doubt explain

itself:
WILMINGTON, OcT. 9, 1884. Kooch,
Aanager Of the SoNth Side Of Second Street
Market: We, as the members of the North
Side, present to you as an acknowledgment
Of our defeat pigeon with its wings cut,
but still it flies. If you think this pigeon
cannot fly name the day and date, and you
will find TO your great disappointment that
we have another pigeon that can fly. Give
the pigeon a chance to fly. NORTH SIDE.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
OUR MAILS

AS-rhe black figures denote tho I,imite A
Express trains.
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slf you are a woman and want D
and beauty, remember that all
efforts to Increase your personal 4
vain. Freshness and beauty accompa|
and to secure this Mn. Lydia L.
remedies for all female weaknessel
surest means for renovation. III
intelligence loses IT. slustre when II nj
precision through bilious complex
FOR either sex.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
FOURTH H EDI7
K1
ihe 'eannette's Board
an Easy Time.
EMO OF PEACE M
n u...
a Fugitive Debtor r..

pv Sobtor brought
- PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Csa'
" MnUI ,Sys while engaged In the sboa SeS, -,
~ sac ,SsS' ooo iailed with liabilities s .m ~
s9o,VOo ~, 9 aud claims unaeeoun,ed@ ~
MN nim o. $4,000, and then 'I iled !,
nere to-day by a deputy N' NV W
Marshal, who arrested HIM :. Onl' !!
,,erday. ,e To-day he was held u IN Y \
% await a further examinstions y
Register In Bankruptcv
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A MODEL SPECIAL.
Ohicer Moore Loses Another Prisoner
He Walks Out From Under His Nose

Omcer Moore Loses Another PrisOner-
He Walks Out From Under His Nose.
Yesterday morning James Collins, held at
the City Hall for the payment Of fine for
drunkenness, managed to escape from his
cell while the turnkey was feed
ing the prisoners. Collins rushed
to the new court room and thence
out the front door, in his hurry STUN
bling and falling down the front steps. He
was soon missed, and officer Moore, who has
now had two prisoners to escape from under
his very nose, made nervous search OF
the building, examining the cellars
and every Imaginable hiding place in vain.
When questioned about the matter yester
day Moore stated that he had paid Collins
fine himself and let him go. Subsequent
revelations prove conclusively that til,
officer was merely endeavoring to screen hit
own carelessness
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THE PUBLIC Is REQUESTED CARE
FULLY to notice the new and ENLARGED
sche1ne TO be drawn monthly.
ArCAPlTAL PRIZE, $4,000. ia
Tickets, only e5. Shares In proportion
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BKRRIRs AND FRUITS
Loca, s,uotasaena.

CoRRRcrED DAILY BY The WILLIAM LEA A
SONS COMPANY, BRAHDywIHE MILLS
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MARRIAGES,

THORP-McDANIEt.-O Thursday evening
October 5th, st So2 Chestnut street Wilmington,
del. by Adam Stengle, Mr.. Samuel X. Th0rp
and Miss Mary y. Mcdaniel. both Of the city =
ovENSHINS-0n the sth inst, Harry, son of
Annie and Henry Ovenshins, aged seven
months. Funeral next SUNDAY afternoon.
Interment At Riverview cemetery
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ThE OirX MARK Ers,
II AHD PROVISIONS.

What We Ea, and What We Pay for It
To-day's Street Market Quotations.
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DEATHS.

TALLEY-october 4. George Talley, aged 81
years. FTTT'
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence, Philadelphia Toll
Gate No. !, Brandywine hundred. on Sunday
stterno9n; services at i.0 O'Clock, to proceed to
Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
No further notice OF the funeral Will be given.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28
THEN AND NOW.

ITO Radicals and Liberals are
making great howl about the pres
ent system Of county government
and they tell us about the rights OF
the people and all such tomiooleTy
Now we would like to kcnw II the
rights Of Size people are not as muci'
protected ROW as they were a few
wears AGO. Just think for a momcn
and then decide the question your
selves. We ask every fair mlnde
honest man in Halifax county. be
Won Liberal, Republican or Democrat,
to think Of this. Our county finances
have been well managed under the
present system. Our county paper
is worth dollar for dollar: the coun Y
credit is good. A few years ago,and
how was it ? TIE county bankrupt
her paper not worth 80 cents III til
dollar. her credit np% good Cor .
p,and oj' s,uH<, These AZ facts. an
We kn;,w tn III 20 ha 50 Hnd our read
or, know them to b 80. Bit til.
Liberals thes cone nj s@v. .,'aS, W
know the cpnnty is II 4 :oba con ~
ton. INT i IS Drnsl'eToi3 il spite o.
tie Democratic parry. Sha:es O.
Moses. Prosperous ia spite Of the
party which has done SO much tc re-
claim her; prosperous III spite Of the
party which has snatched her from
the very jaws of ruin They should
tell you the county IS prosperous I'm
der Democratic rule in spite Of the
condition it was in when they came
into power and then thev would be
somewhere near the truth. What
has the itadicll party ever done for
North Carolina2 They ought 10
be judged by shcir past acts. Tlen.
we say. take the official record OF the
two parties. Under the one our
State was upon the brink Of ri IL
Under the Other she blossoms like
the rose. Men of North Carolina.
arise, go to work. and WORK from
now until election day. ami then YOU
will see the Democratic party tram.
plant, AMI its State ticket ahaal b
a large majority. But if you sit al
home expecting this camo2jya to q,
on, and expecting your ticket to b.
elected withou" votes, then Won will
see this Mong;al party Growing over
your defeat. 1t is with YOU. LIE
the young ma. the Old men. and all
men who believe in the protectin.
and beneficieHt Democratic party
come to the front anl forever sij.nc..
this coalition motley crew that
would carry you back to negro rule.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28
VANCE !!

ne tiuS StT6llOtl Oh til C'Nhoi
es in IFS agriculture. The GOD OF
.ur nature has uven us here Il mon
,noly win which the whole eart!.
NAV not compete. And Vet the agri>
u!trrist the strolg man Of our wealth
) weighted down by tax on ever
TEN of his existence and every IN
element Of bis inlust:y-a tax rs
upvisc as it is lishOnest-fo tt,'
benefit Of those who, they say. can
not earn their own bread IS other
men earn it. The farmer asks no
protection in the shape of tariffs ; he
simply asks not to be taxed to death
for the benefit Of others. He ants
he protcc'ed against protection.
Protection. so-callrd, q tax lmpos-
ed ON nine men for the sole benefit
of one, checks the natural growth and
strength Of the country.
1t is unnatural AMI unfree, in that
it letters the course Of trade, denies
the people Il choice Of markets. and
the benefits of competition and
man not free to deal with his goo'ls
is no more q free man than if d rHiHd
the free use of his tod; q II! faculties.
It is unjust and an ,nstit tional,
in that ] axes the many for the riches
cl the few. which is a private and
ct Il puhl.' purpose.
It is q comm RIAL slavery, for il
Gives one man, earnings WILTON
consideration u another man; al
it is therefore dishonest.
It is cepugnant to free institutions
and un democratic, inasmuch as 1t
ends to concentrate wealth in the
hands of the lew AMI establish .
privileged class enjoying immnnities
Ianied to others, ana to gradually
sap the foundations Of our republican
equality and simplicity.
1t is illogical, it wars against the
well established laws otpoliticl econ
nIny, which are applicable alike 70
the dealings of the inhahit ants OF
the country hamlet and the great
family of nations, and are as much
Gods laws as is the law of gravity .
it cutrayes common sense, defies
figures, Stays with malice aforethought
the principles OF addition. division,
and subtraction, and rapes the null
.iplicaoion table.
A tariff for revenue can be right ful
" laid ; the exiuencies of the public
services retuire dis. Such protec-
tien as this would afford to all the
industries of the country they sre
fairly entitled to have. Let then.
learn to be Herewith content, and t.
know that whatsoever is more than
this cometh of evil
Free land, free labor free co,npeti
ton and free ships wherewith to seek
free markets, are the great econom ic
truths Of modern int igence, with
out which the people are not free, and
without which prosperity cannot be
complete.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28

No one in this county can vote
this fall unless they arc registered
on the new registration books. The
books are now open in this town and
at other places in the county. Every
voter in Halifax county should 90 at
once and see that their names are
properly registered.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28

Unless we have q thorough organ
'zatioH this fall we cannot hope to
win. The enemy, ccmpos I'd o. bob
tails, Liberals and Republicans, is
marshalling It's forces and preparing
for the struggle. This campaign
will decide which is the stronger.the
party OF good government, or the par
ty that knows no law, save that which
tends to fill the pockets OF the office
holders. If we would continue to
prosper and wish to see North Caro.
lima ruled by white men, we must or
g0nize and see that every Democrat
In the State comes ont 20 the polls
and otes.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28
RADICAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT

The Radical party ia North Care
Ina IS very much shocked !,acau3.
OF the plan Of county wove~nm,n.
aioptal bE ihe Democratic Dart
and :Hink IS hoc. ;ble oi,trare un:,a
the IA o. ~'l' PEG Ole aai a,u5e =
IS 'nor?rc''i"ai." &C. How dis3o,,
est thev a'e III al this will appear
when you a"e ,emindel hat ju~r th g
same :<iod o. Eove-onlel II is now 90
io3 on "a W"sh acton Civ and for
the s" ne pr .'ose, Int is, 20 save the
white people ':>om he. rule. The
Ra''"c' Il ''e at Washington who
come II ile North aud West a-o
pot rs az & y? negroes as are the
Reject 'e"Ge"s II No III Csroliea
aud so w'en they fouud Sat f;e
COZ 'tv sv>;e'n WIS 70 7iog Was,ioc.
ton t,y i..eT Cid rot re &',a@e 10
CO, re IS WI ne seen f ON the
1o''"w : '".:meut OF f. cts:
Acco :: 10 tbe census, the Dis
t"3ct OF Colun'3 4 had about $4,000
w. aesNo,e, aud about 5000 colol ed
woes. Al "a SESSION Of 1s6s-so
tile Fe""5' cas- Congsess BAD
rass7ssqez al $50, 49,. I: 'g over tae Dis
: let o &c Cove .'mept of the peonl
llv 20. ! :. Ta was Just exa llv
WHIT we now ""'i be Caqbv system
in No n C2'n'na. What was the
result? Tra nero voters of The hi,
trict u1itad with the worst of the
wni;e e'a'reht end "a less than two
yea CIV; : 10 p.o1igat'on and mis-
Ta "a em ~ lie poneved obligations
Of e Dis. CT wee va - on'v A.
cents he ao"2:. What followed?
Fin1'".5 & I'd CanDv system did
rot wo k Wei tie Radical p:rtv j.;
Conr SIS ~ ed ihe act that gave
MP tae ut o. tie ci.y or Dis.
r and to-day it is
$ appointed By
United State
oitbe senate !!
IT works.
'a"ty say>
on to -.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-28
TO THE. DEN0CRAT!C VOTERS OF
y EnNNJA VDEVNCTIJn - isO VI

~ =
! 10 ;YlM, DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CALEDONIA TOWNSHIP:
The chairman of tie Democratic
Executive Committee Of the county
has called a convention to meet in
Halifax on the 3rd day Of October.
therefore you are requested to meet
at Pittmau's Hall in Scotland Neck.
on Saturday, the 25r1 day Of See.
tcmbel, 1882, at o'clock, for the
purpose Of ele;tin5 Delegates to Sail
convention.
\ full attendance is desired
Come everybody.
W. A. DUNN,
Caalrm'n TcWnsilp FIX. Com.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

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 ne~n. Thaaat. Goa |. sad thc rnar- 4efeg forgetting himself
 The cham ,> complete. sad the ser se.sf;. loStalis
 .' Monsieur de tseSagc alas T de l-s he.ic. ioa stand changed n the mugsies .; Nadcmosseise Ban hc hlEcrs. E a eaape ot the rails n ~h}sh ief, Regca d; q 'cie1A Il nigh, on ;hS iih us;Sn'. | rime ~hich soa >aGsai to aft3x ;a ,h,s catega.aa- araN 4 pit t1cr Esf wa:rs IF s.s ;aze ;he hAii aa> eNtra tr.! :s--s fr.zs.rs= sas a .is; Nenssef te isesse ;l-sA f#> ea4tal4te he = ao; h4ts
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
A Few Simple Recipes,
hastne IraEssfln.

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 he >sle>l.s.i, ThssI> vcgN easN dish. All sh-o is fcqgtycd l> a s'silc sigkle. brass ;a >easor and sagniShlng at t1stle>. ssnS> and cheap le~clf1, Nix IT .n esnps skeiF and >eFee.
 inc teii,lgTsn tar; our part ...t. ese> tof the man han.e enc tongue, scll asled. and A> W~sh heck ts pss>i- aie- | soe have a i4f;ie hfaa handy. I, '48N he added >nannstA ho' f dcs> not ai aitr' snu1 D. and rle>, hcsscAeel.cr> ltssi- s4.ier ans g>c 8i t,tsIa n ihl, ,aane, ,sssE .,> cN'E4s aSzs'ai ss.c a 5. >laA asen. VI ;hai t aeed ae; bs done b5Usa | u s'c -rnrc tran halthakes. | l. rHrca
 The f,ei T. make Pses. takc a.ter- s55N :; shsmmefHg >aa>h ae. >'r4an tarsss.l a fas saas asst4oaaa -#a atid e#ats sAstis < lase>ssN Al z, i5.s=s. gzstfa1s ael' crib, aa4 st. oshef N,sfd> a> sos may nes.t .s.,,t irr,ttIt.s Vi n 4 ~ am t.s ., ~heFv the Ahs4e max bs-gsfne .ailmAte., fs8a.scst. saa saFalsh sgfh Is,ns hass. >ceas
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 !se N.abef ltAr sa ts,> as Aa4 .=,ss .H ;he t t.ze aH3 faz, Ss;s tsssszs:+ salons i s'>a and Ia 4adas fats-.1h t.sf aHa h'sl as,sH sHezhslt Then add nt ss-,~s s aI.4,aou, tHfg.td bare >isfIes and aba #s.i-.s ..ge, l4,ez tc1 szsffs s, l. .al-.s 2sctNc T .t ~rt.tsA ==sf taf 1as4 neat saase prefer q ssna 'a ;hc tshIe T sHil gtfssf>. tgleea s .th ha.7a as hnf iu ts1ss s>z sae >.sz.se ta=4-s aat ..s iafeatieH, aatE
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Red HA4r


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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
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