The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-10-21
The state fatr at Raleigh. oct. .ath.
S-ta. .~th, aud .oth. One,

The state ratr at Raietsh. oct. 2nth
s-ti'. .sth, and coth. 80 ,om.'
NenAor Ransom Nil deliver 81 ad
+ dress at the Rocky Mount Fasr Noe Il3h
/ at l2 O'Clock
Capt L. \ Bu~t OF Nsuton. ha.
sold the Bo~t House 10 Nos,rs IS Il VA
llains and Sidney NJ Finger
y meeting of the State Board u l-hAr
macy Is called - mect In Raleigh ea tAe
goth ami 29th II examine applicant for
( license.
The Charlotte p,ler- -aN lha. thr
I Carolina Fair 10 hv hc.d pet eaa pram
i,es q be asuecess Capt Nn AIny
is Chief Marshal
Jesse Harris. one * ,he ,se--4.,
charged With shooting lu sh. oAape uW.
tragedy. has been arrested Fat HatN.r.
the head offender, d, still at large
Adley. WtlAv> county. auJ Temple.
Wax county, are ucw pastaalec~ ofwb,,h
}" NJ K. Church and Hufu. T. Temple
respectively, arc the postmast,r>
he Democracy of lauccy uam.uat
ed Mr. John Robins FOR the House. ur
W III. Austin FOR CLERK NJ " Peterson for
sheriff, and c. II Bird for Register
Mr.. VIM. +. Graves. &c island t.t (
township, purln county. made t0. gal
Ions of fine syrup on less than of All acre
of ground " ho can beat III Mcs-cug,r.
The Greensboro paper, state that
Mr. German Bernard Is oat as au lulc-
pendent candidate for the Senate against
Hon. ". K. Williams, the Democratic
nominee
The Chatham Record says that the
grading on the Pittsboro railroad Ia, been
finished. ON Tuesday the ladic, supplied
the eonyicts who did the work with good
pic nic dinner.
-. The knights Of Labor ~ Charlotte
have endorsed ohas Il Jones for Cousr,,,
1t IS said that chas. K Jones beIongs to
that order. This Is bad business for the
Knights of Labor
Mr. Thomas FELTON, gives the follow
lng cure for horses taken with blind stag
gers, which We gave To the public "ti,y
the horse. when hc Is first taken i quart
of strong salt water Wilson Advance.
Maj Juo. " Graham Hon J j.
Davis, Capt II Bunu Capt & NJ
Cooke aud other distinguished gentlemen
viii speak at Lcesville iold Kelvin Grove.
Wake county, on Friday. october 29th
They viii meet hearty reception.
The Henderson Gold Leaf saws that
at the last term Of Warren court two no
groe, were convicted If roek,u. q train ou
the Raleigh y Castor road near Warren
Plains some time ago, and sent 10 the
penltcuuary for four years r.,oh
The Democrats Of Pa,,iuotank have
made the following nominations For
Representative, NJ. 6. Gregory for Reg
ter. K. y. Morgan, for Clcrk, Newton
Jones for Treasurer, j. " small T. r.
, ',.E -
-. Mr. s. II. D. Wilson. Dr.. writes
The barn Of Mr.. Jno Saunders Of Ophir
township Montgomery county, was burned
oct. -. AIl his feed was lost Cause
unknown. VIII try TO let you hear more
fully soon about Montgomery dots
- The Democrats OF Vance decided to
make no nominations except for Clerk of
the superior Court. The present efficient
officer, J. r. Young, was re- nominated
Mr.. J. II. Dunn is Chairman Of the Dem.
ocratic County Executive Committee
- Rev. J. NJ. Rhodes has accepted the
Presidency Of the Henderson Female Col
lege. This leaves Central Institute ut bit
Teton without President IT il 4 good
opening for It first class teacher. Address
W. a. Johnson, Secretary, Littletou, y G.
III The Surry county Democrats have
nominated ;. {. Franklin for the Leg.Ia
ture; stephen Eeuable for Sheriff; K. =
Folgcr, Clerk Superior Court; ". II Free
man, Register Of Deeds K. NJ Thompson
County surveyor and james IIayues for
Coroner.
The Democrats of Montgomery have
nominated for the Senate, Capt. \ T.
Usher; for the House, +. G. Sanders. for
Clerk, W. K. Harris for Sheriff, John
Bruton; for Register, Hut Turner; for Sur
ycyor, n. NJ. Thaycr: for Coroner. Dr J.
b. Douglass.
The Democrats Of Granville have
nominated the following ticket: For ~her
if. J. A. Crews; for Treasurer, A. W Al
lem for Register, T. NJ. Washington, for
Clerk, ". T. Lyon; for Senator, j. "
Stoyall for the House, NJ l.. Winston aud
}. +. Hunt
"a gentleman in Cartcret writes:
'Mr. J. ". Sanders canvass for the senate
has been one Of great success. Col. Whit
ford the independent against him after a
few meetings abandoned the field and took
to the woods. He Las no fOlIwing either
Democratic or Republican.
"a friend in Tarboro writes The
Edgecombe Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair Association Will be held Nov 10th.
18th. 18th and 10Th. Come down and tell
lHt i.dItlgH fH OtIe 10 COME 10 see the ltuc
exhibits and Farrar5 Hotel which is 10 be-
the pride Of the town
That was singulariy appropriate
gift OF Mr.. Dabney's to Charleston. He Is
Of the Book House in New York that sue
ceeded Messrs. +. J. Hale K son, and pre-
sented the city Of Charleston with seventy
five copies Of a beautifully illustrated edl
ton Of one of Harry Tlmrod' ) poems 1t
is worth 81 50 volume.
Gen Clingman in letter to the
Land Of the SKY. speaking Of the yield Of
the Boilston gold mine says The re
turns are so encouraging that it seems rs
if that mine, for It's richness and profitable
mining Will much surpasS any mine hith-
erto worked in any State east Of the Miss
isslppl-
- Marion, Mcdowell county, has a
sensation in runaway marriage Thurs
day Of Dr. Robert Burgin, a prominent
dentist, and Miss Mary Hall yburton. The
latter was attending school. On her way
there she got into the buggy with the
Doctor and drove rapidly to the Black
Mountain, where they were married.
On the night of Oct 18th, the New
Hanover Democrats held a mass meeting
and were addressed by Col. Alfred Row
land, candidate for Congress in the Sixth