The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-07-26
TIE TRAVELLER.
THE PEOPLE HrM MEETS AND THE
GOSSIP III HEARS.


Ru"oF>. facts. Taasie.. spec aistions
aud small Talk 4 hont all sorts of
sahteefs Picked ap all Over tA~ state.
And now The campaign l-~sk-rnan will
ake tho flrld
NorchcAd CaiS has inst fairly begun n~
cheering aHd resting wnFk tits wcvk
The measles has becu doing wholesale
work along deep River IN Randolph.
Mighty few people that hayr me, have
even read Mr.. Hlasusfs letter Of accept.
ance.
kvcn yet the average man refuses to
make much ado aheuf politics. Just wait
tal >s'ptemt@sr, however, and the music
~iii begin.
'iinw arc tho crol.s along the Cape
Fear asInd "a Cumberland saan No
man remembers, he replied, ''slicn they
we're better
They tell me that rnore building ha.
has lccu done in Henderson this summer
than IN any Summer before. good way
TO spend the ''oi s.S,son, certainly.
N'N't Nlh'o tbe Norad tss~an and man
began 20 travel were there 80 many cx
cursions as have been run this summer
on The new Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
road.
As definite issues begin to appear. you
hear nothing more ot these fellows who
proposed 10 make this years election hang
on the question Of reducing the price of a
license 10 marry
II you wish to sec one of the Sights of
North Caroina--luseious. prosperous.
beautiful and one of the handsomcst
signs Of the times, go to the Fruit Fair at
Goldsboro, July 30th and 3ist.
Mr. Walter " Nandiyer, n Young law.
yer ~ Wcaycryille and graduate of Mr..
john Mannlng's Law School at Chapel
Hill, class Of 80, Is spoken of by his many
friends for "A seat iii the next Legislature
The Tar Heel geniuses of invention
seem again To come forward afrcsh--~ons
man with churn, another with peach
parer, another with an esaporator. and 10
on and on We have sens ots of money
to Washington 10 patent attorneys these
% years.
And now the season approaches when
the mountain wandercr coll.as l4,nc with
tale about the guide aged hairy, With
scent AZ keen as dogs: and the seaside
fellow brings back IA tale Of fsh and
squalls. It's an honest as Scil ns "A duh
man who hasn't something incredible TO
tell
Cash is rs scarce as it has been AT any
time within the memory of living bust
n,t~ at ~ Il t,.
business. II is an exceptionally good crop
year, and there is every indication Of AN
uncommon briskncss next fall. All our
enterprises hinge 80 directly on the agri-
culturist that the season between planting
and rcaping is well nigh cashlcss.
North Carolina blood may bc traced a
long way. The grandfather OF cX-Goy-
crnor and present Congressman John H.
Long, Of Mass, went from New Berne
senator Joseph X. IIawley, Of Conn, was
born in Richmond county: the father Of
Rev. DR.. j. B. Hawthorne, of Richmond,
was also Tar Heel. Congressman Long
is a kinsman Of Col. Thomas II. Long, Of
I3uncombc.
Some idea Of the berry and ether small
| fruit industries can be got by these little
items which | see in the Reidsvillc Times.
samuel Smith & Co, want to buy 100
900 pounds Of blackberries, apples and
peaches and 50, 900 pounds dried cherries,
delivered at their store in Madison, ~ c."
Powell 81 Wray have put up 450 gallons
Of blackberry wine TO date, and they arc
still pressing"
met a very pleasant Wilmington lady
the other day who was an old scboolmatc
Of Ben. Butler, in New York. city. She
says that he stood well in all his classes,
but was not very popular among his class
mates. lie seemed possessed with the
idea that he was a very popular fellow
| among the girls, and used TO chang
around" and worry them good deal.
She says she has very distinct recollec-
ton of having quarreled with Ben more
than once about their arithmetic examples.
The Way to do IL.
Chairman Il. H. Battle, for the Demo
cratic Executive Committee, has publish
Cd an address TO the people Of North Car
Dina, in which he reviews the platforms
and candidates, and which ends with this
excellent advice
'sWork TO be effective must be organiz-
cd. Let the county committees every
where be composed of good men, intelii-
gent, active, Jealous Democrats, who will