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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25


President Of the \. x y G. + T. com
planned OF IN the protest me editor
SAID 10 me voted against the A.
soclatlon taking any acuon t9 an assocla-
ton is an editof shalI dehoahce the
President act III vigorous terms 'bhtfH
held the same view ana hedrd not a lew
express the same OPINION
1t those VINO reief To Tue meeting q
the lress aa 4 mere plet9ure JdaAl tdNe
heed how they MAKE sucu slalt htAl II
again At TINS meeting several questions
u IEacJical Dt. ing We're ui>Gussed ana
some Of the diacuSnl9u- developed VIDE
range 81 knoWiedgc OF the true work ol an
editor, debating talent, ana a store ol IN
formation and abllIty % .mpaft II. lhtre
was much pleasure, but Jhcre was also
work Is well
Some statistics OF the press Viii snow
the trend 81 the editorial mind II Is a
body Of young men, the aErraSe age PEN (
-. rev of me oIa members diteh0 diit
II fact there are not ! great many 9ii
editors ~ the State majority q lhe
young men who were lourhallStn twenty
years ago nave gone INTO some olhot pro
fesslon or calling tlat ohefs more FeiAu-
ncrallon- III II bc 50 Ol lhc present
lOlCt It - ~ " l4'i'''t ~ - O.
some among them OF great promise ana
the State as well as journalism ise!i, !,
would lose by lheir retirement ~ ."
editors interviewed ~ were Nelhodl9ls'
IfeaDyterlalS, > Epl>cop'tHallS, . htptiSIH
and CHRISTIAN II ls surprising "hel
we consider the great .'uinpef OF bap'lSta
IN the state, Tat there are not more eou-
tors OF that falth.
10 you faFor 'he feilonlila'ioii 81 liie
two Oldest members ol lhe present ~
prene Court was the question pfopollilo-
ed The answers were or renomlha'loii
IL against 1t II douotiu j.
On the question OF ClVil service i'eloriil
there were "A who favored II ana - VINO
opposed 1t, ami 1t was nearly as even a
19 opposing, and -commlttal Not
Il vote was cast against the INDUSTRIAL
School.
The Association IS full Of cleveland
Democrats. vote was taken ana OUT ol
36 votes cast, twenty y-eiSht favored CleNe-
lands renominatlon-
1t will surprise many people Who assert
that Prohibition IS advocated only 10y
preachers, fanatics and snort haired "o-
men to know tfat majority OF the ed!-
tors OF the Association advocate Prohlbl-
ton \ vote was taken-of course not III
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25
LITTLETON, n. &.
NotS s.Wet''--CIOsing Exercises of Ma
High SchOOl--Summcr Resort. &c.

Especial Cor. STATE CHEONICIE.
LITTLEToN, n. c., June -, 1886 In
the election returns as published by you
and others Littleton is enormously placed
upon the wet list. We had no regular
election, our town lies in two counties
(Halifax and Warrer the election was or
dered by the Commissioners of Halifax
county, the Warren county voters We're
challenged by the ''whiskey" men on the
ground that no election was ordered for
Warren county, consequently they had no
right to vote, an dthc poll holders sustained
them in this opinion. The Prohbitionists
then publicly announced that they would
abandon the fight and look in another di
rection for relief 1t is generally conceded
that had the election been held as was in
tended the dry" ticket would have been
victorious. Ours is not a whiskey town
and such report should be contradicted.
A large crowd assembled in Leach's
Hall on Friday night, June 4th, to witness
the closing exercises of the LittletOn Male
High School 1t soon became evident that
the hall could not seat more than half the
people, and it was necessary to move to a
larger building, which was promptly done
and the large crowd all comfortably seat
ed. 1t was announced in the beginning
that prize had been offered to the best
Declaimer, and Messrs Bailey, Of Virgin
ia, j. P Leach and Rev. j. NJ. Rhodes
were requested to act as judges. 1t was
indeed difficult task to determine who
was entitled to the prize and the Judges
took three ballots before coming to de-
| csion. Mr.. B. S. Mitchell, of Franklion
county, proved to be the fortunate one,
and DR.. L. J. Picot presented the same IN
his usual happy and inimitable style. The
Calisthenic exercises by the smaller pupils
showed careful training and won much
applause. The young men, without an
exception, acquitted themselves well.
| Good music was furnished by the LittletOn
String Band. Prof. Bagley, Principal OF
the school, is to be congratulated upon its
! success.
Our town grows in favor as a Summer
ref ort, several having already arrived fol
the Summer Littleton offers inducements
to persons seeking a quiet rest, shows
''Healing Springs only about half a mile
from the town and is a popular resort fol
citizens of the town as we'll as visitors
There are sixteen springs in all, four Of
which are decidedly medicinal. In addi
ton to their internal use, the water is
valuable as bath in skin diseases.
Mr.. 5. Johnston had his barn together
| with one hundred barrels of corn consum
ed by fire a few nights ago. Supposed tC
be the work of an incendiary.
The Railroad Company has nearly com
pleted the passenger depot here. We ar
proud of it, too.
Our farmers I'll report crops good, whicl
makes the merchant smile as he thinks 0
the Fall trade.
Glad to see the CHRONICLE sound on al
moral questions. NJ.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25
Judicial Conventions.

The following are the times and place
If holding the judicial conventions 50 IA
Is announced:
Third district, at Wilson, July %.
Fourth, at Smithfield, July %.
Fifth, at Durham, August 4, 2 p. H.
Sixth, at Goldsboro, June 30
Eighth, at Lexington, August 4.
Ninth, at Yadkinville, July iG.
Eleventh, at Lincolnton, July 2S.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

The news from all sections is that
the wheat crop will be unusually large.
''Hog and hominy" alone can give pcrIna-
nent prosperity.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25
champion; the South true and devoted

champion; the South a true and devoted
son.
RESOLVED, 2nd. That the many sponta-
ncous expressions Of high regard for him
which have come from all sources are re
garded by Us as but just tribute to one
OF the truest, most sincere and indepen-
dent editors who have ever belonged 10
this Association.
RESOLVED, Bird. That the Press Associa-
tion notes with pleasure the proposed plan
Of erecting monument TO his memory in
the Confederate Cemetery at Raleigh.
RESOLVED, 4th. That a copy of these res
olutions be published in the State papers,
and spread upon the minutes Of this ses-
sion Of our Association
Friday at II o'clock all the guests in
the hotel were invited to attend the ses-
sion of the Association to hear the Grafton
and the reading Of the poem. Mr.. e. W.
BloUut, the orator, was detained at home
by sickness much to the regret Of all.
Nj. II. &. Wall, editor Of the Rockingham
Rock 81 read the follow mo popn
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25
The State Chronicle
Pssttssis ivtay russssA, ussslss
BI rug
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY.

Advance "a e., rrr w. ., -, - 49,,
Months so CeaA Zoe ThFp~ NoatAH
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

-. Lynchburg, Va, voted 10 subscribe
$3.50, 900 to railroad 10 run from that
city 20 Durham, y. &.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

'sWhat's all that the Salvation Army"
enquired an urchin as our delegation were
going up the street to the Government
Printing Office ''Yes replied one Of our
jovial editors, we are North Cardinals
Salvation Army, but We are not going to
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

Try our hand ou Washington We, awhile
IL would hs too b.s a }o0 fov -
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

AS the Interstate Life t-40ytssttau E
a partly home concern and ha7 nautS.r
OF policy holders in this state i H.I -
an item Of interest 10 knon thai y -u4t
just ended at StauutOn, VA IN which 6
/. Cooke. Esq, Secretary "i the Inter
State, brought an acton against the Nal
lev Mutual for libel, Mr. Cooke vas com
pletely and III every respect vindica;ed
Mr.. Cooke was one Of the originator, Of
the Inter State Life Association and It
was thought if hc suffered III the action
its effects would be dclcter.ous upon the
company. The result, however, Is but
another testimony to the high character
and personnel Of the Association and viii
still further commend it 70 the confidence
Of the people.
-. Lynchburg, Va, voted 10 subscribe
$3.50. 900 to "A railroad 10 run from that
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-25

President Of the A. < y G. K. r. com
planned OF in the protest. one editor
said TO me Il voted against the As
sociation taking any action as an associa-
ton. as an editor shall denounce the
Presidents act in vigorous terms otber,
held the same view and ] heard not few
rxpreS, the same opinion.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
Frum the Detroit Free Pre-.

II Is now fact. established and unques-
toned, that pure. una iulterated whiskey
Il MEDICINE. PROF.. NM. B CAKPEN-
TFR. NJ D.. + K =. r 5 Il. Examiner
IN Physiology, University ~ l."Ldon, Prof.
Med. JUr.s. | nIversIty College. says. 10
put alCuhul aside Mould lie riulNhIent To
denying our right turmpluN a!.y SUBSTANCE
whatever as medicine door ne thht
would deprive us of all The u.cdlC!He ia
the phurnaCOn tla" PKpF. II NuuD.
rgo! OF Therapeutics. v'rsity OF
Pc ma s1vs In ph hISis ,.I:-uurpi"AI
aud H. ruuLrntr. scrot"!"S.s There can Ne
80 duuHI - L. the great value # H.".h"I.
IIiul. A SIN FLINT. Prot OF Iru,Il IS
and l'ru,iIce Of Medicine. Belle. ur Ho~p
tai Co .r.e. y s.ys: lue "l'llCIuS
use of alcoholic stimulaniS l. "ne ~ the
striking characteristics of progress me
7rattlCr OF medicine during the list na.I
.rntury rEUF. los PAEh,~H. author ot
"AlroI Ole lnrhric;y from HMCdi Al stand
point" Burlington. y j., says: o
Anuw that al"ohOl will steady the heart
SLOW The pulse, VAIN the skin, calm e1-
element. aud We ought 10 Use ii " PROP
VI G.. GREENFIELD, NJ D.. author II Al
Cohol. Its Ise and Abuse "Appleton's
Health Primers, SAYS ''ltls Idle to ignore
the results OF experience with alcohol IN
disease An Intelligent con apprehension Of
It's actICn will have greater influence IN
promnlmS temperance than adhesion to
u dogma PRuF JuHN ARpNFE. an emil
n"nt London physician. says The al
Gates OF total abstinence, signHl!y fan TO
produce evidence n support Of their Opin
ion that all stImu Hre inimICai To
health and longevity. Science common
Sense. Holy scriptures and all experience
testify to the benefits to be derived
PEOt. WILLARD H. MORSE, NeStiield. y
J., in his Notes on Amyllsm a. q
Factor in Diseases OF the Cerebral COuvo-
lutIous, " says. Putting preference upon
malt, ] submit that whiskey from malt
ProFl nc ALERT <. MExkf. T B Sc'' F
{. :, r |. c, Prof of Organ
ic Chemistry. Kentucky State col.
lege late Chemist Dept. Of Agriculture.
Washiugtou, ID G.. says OF Dufl's
pure malt whIskey 1t il peculiarly
lifted for medicinal or any other purposes
where carefully prepared and unadui-
terated whiskey is required. THE IVES
TERN MEDICAL REPORTER" a monthly
epitome of Medical Progress, DR.. ). +
Harper. A. NJ NJ d., publisher. Chicago.
u. says: "Duffy's pure malt whiskey Is
meeting with special favor by many physi-
clans. When an alcoholic strmulant i
needed for the sick or couva!esCcnt, this
famous uuE whiskey should be given"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
THE LOST WAS FOUND.
A Windy CiJiZrn Loses Hi~ ONerc"it. bu
IIi> Flow OF Words Charm il Back.

Windy CiIiE"n Loses Hi> ONer""at. but
His Flow OF Words Charm il Back.
\ wrIl-,lrt>>ed young man. with 4 rather
taking appearance, went Ia sleep in Ger
tain Arcade ticket office yesterday after
noon. and whllr hr Was in this state "f un-
consciousness. some of the boys in the
room thought il would br a good joke To
nIde the slcrprr'> oyercoat The garment
consequently was taken and rhucked in an
put-ot-the-way corner. after small coal
~hoyel had been tied 10 il for a check
When the tired" man awoke from his
lrramS ne asked where hi> coat was. OF course
ry"rybody displayed entire ignorance of the
whereabouts of the missing cuat and the
man Wa> in a great stew in les time than il
takes to tell it. He went out Of the office
and into the hotel billiard room. where he
had been PLAYING a game of billiards. think
ing that perhaps he had left it in there
But no one around there knew anything of
il. He went away for about ten minutes
when he returned with police
man. The Latter questioned the
'l tllt A'Gl anu 'tli4b l'hlllt. b'tl
none of them knew a thing about the
article sought Tor The coat was in it,
day undoubtedly tine and very expensive
one, but il is HOW very much the worse tor
the Veal 1t j. trimmed on the edges and
sleeves with seal skin and lined with satin.
Il don't care a cent for the "veTrudt. a. |
w"uld give il tu any body that asked me tur
it. hut there Were. some very valuable papers
inside which would not take any money
for.
This was what he said in the presence of
ten or fifteen people who happened t" he
standing around. The first man that asks
me for that coat can have il when ! find il
again. he exclaimed. The windy man and
the copper started ont again 10 seek that
which Was lost. They went directly Ia the
ticket Office. where the coat WAS seen lying
boldly "n the counter in full view /" the
naked eye. After few words the whole
gang went ont to SEE a man.
The porter Of the billiard room told
''Wmdy" that if he had no "bjection~ he
would relieve him of the coat if he didn't
want it. But ''Wudy" didn't hear him,
evidently. a. ne didn't seem Ia take any no
Iir.,. Of the remark
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
The JOCKEYS LATEST.
4 Bran New >windIing scheme Prarticcd
on Logan County Farmers

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

"Wednesday. Feb. l.. Miss Nrttir Hrrr.
daughter OF Mrs. MARY +. Herr. reached
the mature age of siN, and celebrated The
event al her residence No II West Culum-
hla street. in a most enjoyable manner.
QuItr number of her littl, friends arrived
early in the afternoon and passed the time
until O'Clock in a very Pheasant way. when
a h"untitul feast was served. including a
superb hIrth-day cake. Miss Nrttir was
charmlngIy assisted in entertaining her
friends 10y her little sister. Aibrrtimt. With
many expressions of delight and wishes for
the future happiness of the fair hostess the
guests took their leave about u'cluck
The following persons enjoyed the occ,l-
sion Misses Annie Hedges, Mabel Pur>rl.
Matte Funk. Hattie and Mabel Bus>. kitrir
and Emily Ward. Bessie and Edith Morrow
Marian Wood Mabel Thomas. Edith Srhimd-
leT and ArhSa Holloway. Master Carl Fried
Walter Falcuner and Chanmie Green.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

Sealed proposals Will De received af ~" office
of the clerk "f the Board "t EdUrt1lnu ni th-
City of Springfield, ONO, for furnishing all the
material and constructing a school h"u~" "E
the west side uf Pearl street. between south
trnaYruue and Rice street, In said city. accord
ing To the plans. pr"tlrS and specifications "u
file in the utitce "f DhdS 4. lrr-ar. architect
All bids must be- for turulshiuEaIl material and
completing said work according [" SAID plans.
prOfles and specifications. must state The
price Of labor and material separately. and
must be signed by the fTll name of every per
son interested in SAID It'd, and also hr signed
by the full name Of some dlsiltrr''Strd. rrsp"n
Slhlr person dS a guarantee that a contract
will be entered into provided the hId accept
ed and all bids must be on file with the clerk
OF the Board of Education ru or before IWrlVr
O'Clock noon ut Friday. the 5th day "t March.
lSS5, To br opened and read AT the next meeting
Of the Board thereafter. The Board reserve
the right to reject any or alI bids presented for
any reason they may deem sufficient. lhr
Board recommend that ALI bids be- made ON
blank forms which will be- turnI shed {" persons
desiring 10 bid. by the clerk "i said Board.
Byorder Of the Board of Education.
IUl "a d CI sill Ntr. Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
Police News.

The following appeared before Mayor
Goodwiu yesterday and werr tmed the
amounts sci opposite their names Christ.
Miller. Levi, Shaffer and Theodore Miller.
all for drunk and di>orderly, 81 and costs:
Joshua Goo>t. for Stealing one bottle OF NIX
one butter bucket and one quart cup. the
total value -. was given - and costs and
ten day> in Jail an exceedingly light tine:
Charles HiGer managed I" get together
enough brain force Ia offer some r\cu>r tnr
the charge ot lettering placed against him.
and the mayor released his nob~.
The following constitutes yesterday AT
trrnonm'> slate Dave Price. di>"rderly.
Officer Norton: Eva Z. Warren for safe
keeping. Officers Mast and Norton: John
Drummer. di~nrdcrIy. Officer Pdtrr: I'd.
Crosby and Dan Dcvine. Officers Boyd and
Ill9rl
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

at one O'Clock. y. m. the following described
muTtgagrd premises. tn-Wit:
Situated in the county of Clark, in the state
Of OHIO. and IN the city of Springfield, and
bounded and drScTlbrda a. tulloWS,vlE: Being 4
strip thirty uVr rs feet in width throughout
taken of the west SIdt. Of lot Nu seventeen Il
hundred and uInrty-uHr .l1Yl A. said lot is
designated in the REMEMBERED plat Of said city
of Springfield. commencing at the northwest
corner If said lot; running thence north with
the west line Ot said lot lNsH' feet more or less
To the north line OF said lot; thence east with
said north line - feet. thence south parallel
with said west line l>t', feet to the north line
"t North street. thence with said north line
vest - feet to the place "f beginning: being
same premises conveyed to- BalSrr Grobb by
Miles Kennedy and vile 10y deed dated Aug
2ld. iNSl.
Said above described premises appraised AT
$50.
said above described premises to br sold by
order ut the Court of Common Pleas OF Clark
county. Ohio. in case Ne. Spsl. wherein Sarah
Pearson is plaintiff and BaIser GrDhb and 9TH
erS are defendants.
Terms Of sale. cash
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
Sheriff Clark county. ohio.
! l. TryvERvAN Attorney lrEIh-O
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

Mrs. Ann l.acnur al New Orleans. La.
writes: Il have a son who has been sick for
two years, he has been attended by our
leading physicians, but all 10 no purpose.
This morning he had his usual spell uf
coughing, and was 80 greatly Frustrated in
consequence that death seemed imminent.
w, had in the house bottle of Dr VIM.
Halls BalSam for the Lungs purchased by
my husband. who noticed your advertise
ment yesterday. We administered il, and
hs wa. INSTANTLY relieved.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

The IiSht that lies.

l. a ray of heavens own brightness: But it
i. alas, often dimmed or quenchrd 10y SOME
Wearing disease. perhaps siledtly horne.
but taking all comfort and enjoyment out of
life. That light of the household can lee
rrhIndIrd and made L. glow with IL natural
brightness nr Il. Y. Pierct.'> ''Fav"ritr
Prescription Is a patent Specific for most of
the chronic Weaknesses and diseases pecu-
liar % women.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

We should rc"n0mizr at all times. hut
more especially when times are CLOSE Oh-
serve the purchase of your thrifty nrlghh"r>
More Suhtantial benefits can be- obtained
from a ntty-.rmt bottle OF Dr. BlgrluW :
Positive Cure than dolIar-hottIr of any
other cough remedy. 1t j. prompt safe
and PHEASANT cure for all throat amt lung
troubles sold and emd"r~,, 10y Gngg> X
Co.,. Ottawa. Ill.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

Constipation has been called the father ot
dj~raSr~. therefore it should not be- regard
= a. a tritiug aiimrmt. II l. quite a. nee
r,~arl t" remove impur" accommodations
from the huWeI> a. II i tU eat oT sleep and
no health can he expected where c">tvr
habit ot hrdy prevails. Take a half-tahIt-
spoonful Of Simmons Liver Regulator after
carh meal: the bowels will De- gently moved
without gripping ur uau~ra a. naturally a. il
no medicine had been IakrI Regularity
in taking the medicine daily will soon ef-
feet permanent cure.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

THE co-partuershlP heretofore existing he
/ tween John c. ChurpcuIuE and Charles j
Thatcher, under the firm name ot the Thatcher
Manufacturing Company has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
Signed, JOHS G. CHoRPENING,
CHARLES b. Til hfCHER.
Springfield Ohio. Feb >. lSS6. lptrodlmO
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
Attention. Women'> Relief Corps

There will be special meeting Friday.
February 18th. at ; =. III. \ matter of i'm
P"rtamcc t. tn" corps a> well aN Il pi ASSURE
Ia the members. j. io hr run>idrr,r BN
order of President. &. u. RUNNAN.
Secretary.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

After trying all the other pa,trr,, saIves
lotions. get rrlief and cure by using H"I
Plaster.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

Salvation Oll. the greatest pain-curp on
earth l. compounded Of the best and I,ur,St
drugs known {" medical >cirmcr Ii is guar
anterd Ia contain nothing OF a mineral OF
poisonous character. PIIce only twenty five
ssut. /. bottle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

Hold on 10 the truth. for it will serve
YOU well and do You good through eternity.
Hold on to Virtue, it Is beyond price 10 y"u
at all times and places. Hold on tu pr
Bulls Cough syrup. for there j. nothing
Ike il II curt. a cnmgh OF ,nId
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
WHY IIas SnLntlnnI

Become the staple Drmtrilicr of America"
Simply because II i impossible L. u~r il.
even for a week. without prrcrivimg it, ny
giemic effect upon the teeth. the gums, and
tn" breath.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18
LEGAL NOTICE APPOINTMENT OF
ASSIENEE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed and
| qualified as assignee in trust for the benefit
Of the creditors of l.. c. Nelson. All persons
indebted to said aSSignOT will make immediate
payment. and creditors will present their
claims, duly authenticated, TO the undersigned
for allowance. CHASE STEWART,
Assignee.
January n, A. d. lsss ATEbWkb
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-18

| Nhridgr. Mass. boasts OF a pair OF
~Ieer~ that have trDttiug record of :i.US.