The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-10-14
THE EDITORS DESK.
ON TOPICS THAT ARE
INTIRE>TING THE PEOPLE.

questions.
rckEr from Secretary @. W. Law
...,..a 10 the Fayetteville Fair Nov. 9th to
..I.th inclusive, inspires strong desires to
4 taat ancient and now modern town.
Mr. ! 3. Broadfoot is President Of the
Fair His management insures that it
,nlI be q success.
The Wilmington Star has entered on a
rcw volume. 1t is the most ably and
carefully edited daily in the State and is
heard gentleman say that he never read
it without learning something valuable
Long may it shine,
In Durham, accor ing to the Recorder,
fine true-bue Republicans did not endorse
the Oakley and Mangum Convention, but
did endorse John Nichols for Congress.
They know, as does everybody else, that
Mr.. Nichols is u Republican Of the old
school He is a mossy back. Democrats
viii not be deceived into thinking he is
anything else.
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af bol1;r,, ia colds
r,;r , ,o,,nI;mortarv ticket from
Secretary Whitaker gives the information
that the talr Will DC heid NOV ord
inclusive He writes that there will be
many attractions OF course, If there
WASH anything there pu' "oioSporo peo-
pie there WouIu DC ilans a'tracUloiio'
1,,+,l,,rot+onN N;lls in North
ol.; h;,,,,o rof,s nc,
W. no.a
= Tho ou,..,i.,n
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WORTHY of his hire Are the mill owners
giving II 10 hlmf
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Am. ,.,..,,a,..r successfully IN !, town TOO
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.;th i,,toro,+ nd on tba occasion
4,d oon,o+,lo+;ons
r. roa;+ 10
bd1,
our thanks are due for ticket to the
Carolina Fair Association at Charlotte,
which will be held this year Nov. 3rd
+I,ott tbo oaicars axnact TO have the best
avbih;t;nn that the Association has ever
had The. Fair will commence the day
after Col Chas. r, has been defeated
fo,. f,a,,.ross If the authorities will
ha,., Mn 49, oxbib;tion 'labeIed Glow a
,r.~. i,oLs aftar defeat if will be one of
.l., ,,,ost ,,..il,ro faa+,res of the Fair
ammany hat ltes HPpilii''eu iol h"s "
of Ne" York CITY Ho". Aofam ,. hewitt.
lrylng Hall fa!ls INTO ilile ana Gu SATURDAY
the County Democracy, OF Wllich MT.
Hewitt IS member Will also enuorSe 'lle
nohlnaton ana MI lc"'t VIII " VIC
union nominee OF i'li 'le i'enioef"'s - 'iie'
city. 6oV I'LL, Dahiel . i-"iiion' 'ii''
other Democratic leaders mao oeeil III con-
terence ana TINS hohlhatloll-Ciie pest 'ii''
The union of the city Democracy destroys
Henry Georges chances of election. This
union means victory in New \ 1ork City, IN
New York State and the reelection of
Grover Cleveland to the Presidency.
1t speaks bad for hentuc\y Democrats
mat congressman Albert = HIS, vi 'iie
Louisville district, was defeated III lhe
Democratic primary, saturday, oy Asher
T. Caruth, altef one ol tne iio''esU ooii
tests ever known III hehtuchy. o"i run ,
majority was about ,ooo. HIS was op-
posed 10y the courier Jourhal. me c'iiel
cause Of his defeat was the appointment
Of Mrs. Thompson as postmaster through
Willis,s instrumentallty. Mrs. thompson
is the daughter of the late Alexander
Campbell, the active leader OF the Church
OF the DISCIPLES. she Is hepupllcail' ou'
not an offensive partizan Mr.. wins
stood by a deserving woman, as he shouio
defeated. Where was the gailahtry ol
,Old kaintuck?'
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