The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-09-30
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r... virginia state Fair, at Richmond,
.arld this year on the Goth, 21st and
.1of october The CHRONICLE thanks
secretary for complimentary ticket.
T.. Hrginiaus takes interest in their State
ad it is usually grand success.
s+l Carolinians might learn a valuable
81. 5r this respect from their old Dornin
a.gh5ors.
ilgw best to collect the taxes IS Il qles-
nj upon which publicists differ. Sheriffs
-.,g collect the taxes for whole county
.o, .y reason Of having 50 large Il terri
t.r. t9 collect in too many insolvents are
,.,..rned. The Bladcn Bulletin advocates
uH-slug the office of sheriff and dividing
tn.. business of the office among the town
l.. .,usDabIcs. TO say the least Of it this
..,,cstiou entitled to consideration.
THAT is q very correct steel engraving OF
.ndgc Augustus Van Wyck, which adorns
t.r first page OF the pamphlet containing
raa address delivered BY that gentleman
a, tll.l,t University Commencement We
IY- VI w
g. G. Foust and Hayne Davis, the com
m.ttccof the Dialectic Society charged with I
tie publication Of the address. We are I
4lgd il has been published 1t will now I
have It permanent place in the literature of
tHy State together with the addresses of the
other distinguished men who have spoken
af Chapel Hill Commencement, during the
last three quarters Of Il century.
The CHRONICLE regrets very much that |
the southern Woman, published by Miss
Mamie L. IIatchett ut Henderson, has sus
pended W. regret this not alone because
W. deplore Miss Hatrhett's retirement
from journalism, but also because 1t has
been monstratcd that III earnest and
,aIcntcd woman cannot make n good
.olrul lkct The southern Woman" a sue
,,.-S in North Carolina. This result cir
rufu~yribcs the field of woman's work and
is mct very creditable to our boasted chiv-
airy and high regard for woman. We
trust that Mis-, lIatchctt will make some
arrangements to still be connected with
the press.
In these days when the candidates meet
YOU with bland smiles and inquiries about
the health of YOUR family and good wishes
for Your business success, the reflection
comes, We're candidates always cheerful
ana piedSaht "'i'' mas 'i'o "oi ~ '0o' W.
cursed 'or o'eAse''' l''' ''ie ,'''''.' '''N'''7
oi a'Pir'A'S lor oiico. NC ii'i'',' .
answered by noting the derivation ol ''ie
word. We are lolo tii''' III i'onie 'ho'e
" no were SeeN'''s o'''o0 "oi' "o'-' - n,
qp-,a m;stie artistcally bright by the help
oi chalk. hence thei name ''candldat'
litcrallv shining ones) candidates. Truly
there Is nothing new under the sun-even
IN politics.
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''th. W. T. Ice " '''eoee'' ',o''' oo'i.i
barbour ~ o'iiS o9o
tle sen iii'eii' oi 'i'0 :, ue
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1'nt on. II IN sohS OF Speech
NV voice could over the ages reach
would Whisper the name oi Lee,
Thousand graves in the ''thOusan(
hearts" and the s'tear drops will ''keel
his memory green. Not less will the en-
trance of his son into public life in tn,
National Congress draw attention to th'
greatest of great generals.
li'e peoI''o VI i''o'i''.0'i'
~ give ''ie iel'i o'ei'''''i -
oI Laoof' VINO iileet III 'ii'' oi'S
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