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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28
Hard 10 WORK Up enthusiasm.

bpeclAI Dhpatch 70 INC AprthI
NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 27.-The Re.
publicans held ratification meeting to-
night. There was only a small crowd
present. Speeches were made by Lewis
7. Baxter, w. I. ownby, elector for the
Sixth congressional district, aud other
speakers OF lesser note, mostly negroes.
All waved the "bloody shirt" except Mr..
Baxter, who only insisted on having free
ballot and fair count
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southern Po.smaster-.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
WAsnfSoTox, juno T.-The following
postmasters were appointed today;
Tcnneseo-W. II. volkman, Fort Pill
low, Laudcrdalc county; Thos. S. Klngcns,
Tobaccoport, Stewart county; u. X Nc
Clendon, Vaughn, Davidson county.
Mississippi-C. q. Chestnut, Polona,
Lcakc county.
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Disas,roa. storm in ysIobasha County


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CorTEEyiLir, Miss, June 27.-Rcports
from Tillatoba, In tho western portion Of
this, Yalobusha county, say that terrific
wind aud rain storm swept over that local.
ity last Monday night, doing great damage
Both cotton and corn were badly injured,
while the fences were entirely swept away
In many places. II will take some time
for the farmers 10 recover from the ELECTS
Of the storm.
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PANS, June 27.-Tho Journal de- DcLdh
says the exact result Of the subscriptions
10 the Panama lottery loan is not yet
known, but II Ia believed that the amount
Of subscriptions will equal only about one.
half tho sum asked for
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ST.. PETERSBURG, June 27.-Tho Journal
Dc ~. PcienJoVg says Il Is satisfied with the
pacific tone Of Emperor Williams speech
10 the Relchstag, which, II declares, con.
firms the existence Of friendly relations
between Germany and Russia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28

LONDON, juno 27.-ll,e owners Of the
establishment At Munich from which billy
Porter aud Fnnk Buck, the American
cracksmen, made hrge haul Of jewelry,
have arrived 10 London, and have idep-
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Mosroosrny, Ala, June fiat 2:D
O'Clock this morning south bound train
from this city 10 Mobile went through
small bridge mile north Of Tcnsas. Tho
engine, bassase car, postal and two pas
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Prices of Rice Risisg.

CALCUTTA, June 27.--The Monsoon rains
are fortnight overdue owing 10 the do.
ilcc,ion Of the current 10 Burnah, whore
heavy rain has fallen for ten days The
crop prospects In Bengal, especially as rc-
CARDS rice, are extremely serious on nc.
count Of the drought Prices are rising.
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Assornsy.seaerai Garland.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Attorncy-G Cen
eral Garland has gone 10 quiet resort
on the Cbosapcake bay for a few days
roat
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The channel TuaneI NH neIee,ed

JoSDoS, June 27.-Thc House Of Com.
mons today rejected tho channel tunnel
bill by vote OF 307 10 1876.
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didates placed in nomination by the In
dianapolis convention; declare that all
money should be issued and its volume
controlled by the national government; in
vite the cooperation of the workingmen
in an effort to abolish the liquor traffic;
favor important suffrage without distinc-
ton of sex and race; demand the revision
OF the tariff laws so as to reduce the reveue
OF the government to meet its expenses
economically administered, while at the
same time afording reasonable protection
OF American labor and American indus
tries, and condemn the policy OF local
option. The following ticket was placed
in nomination. after which the convention
adjourned: Governor, the Hon. A. B.
Cheney, Of Sparta; Lieutenant Governor,
Stewart u. Williams, OF Saginaw; Secre-
tary OF State, Peter NJ. Hagel; Treasurer,
Alfred Wise; Acknowledgement, Lemuel
Clute; Auditor General, d. A. Waterman.
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Sow renn.,I,nala nsllreaa omelaI..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June T.-frank
Thompson was today elected 6nt vice.
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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7 MONTPELIER, VT, June 27.-The Re-
publican State convention was called to
order this morning by the Hon. J. Batch
eldor, Of Arlington, who made brief
speech. He said: "The issues OF the cam
paign was plainly defined, protection Of
American industry being the chief one.
[Applause.l The allusion to the stand Of
the Vermont delegation at Chicago elected
great applause. IL was not the first time
Vermont had led the forces Of the Repub-
licans to victory. We've not nominated
Harrison because he Is grand son OF Tip
pecanoe, but because he Is worthy 10 be a
grandson OF that noble man. Morton was
lauded, and confidence expressed that he
will not prove Tyler, too"
The Hon. w. p. Dillingham; was then
nominated for Governor; Urban Wood
bury, by acclamation, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; W. II. Dubois, by acclamation, for
State Treasurer Charles w. Porter for
Secretary OF State, and the Hon. Il. ii.
Power for Auditor.
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Isi'kSAroLis, Ind. Jnne 27.-Rain fell
heavily and almost without cessation dur
ing the day, resulting In putting n check
on the tremendous racket 10 which tho
Sv has been subjected the past two days
sniebis. II also prevented delegations
'iizons calling nj the Harrison home 10
y56rsatulaie the general ON his nomina-
iion. II had been arranged that large
body ci cx. Union soldiers should pay him
call this evening, but the weather was 80
unpropitous that the undertaking was
abandoned. There Ia no diminution In
the number Of calls from personal friends
and acquaintance, and the generals mail
n something enormous, while the Hood OF
congratnlatory tclcrams continuest 10 How.
Among the kilograms received tonight was
one from the chairman OF a ratification
meeting which was being held In Los An.
gelos, Cal, In which the writer stated that
the asscmblagc was the largest and most
enthusiastic gathering Of Republicans ever
gathered together In that city.
II was expected that the general would
attend tho Fremont reunion, 10 be held AZ
Danville. Hendricks county, tomorrow,
but the pressure upon bis time Is 70 great
that he has been reluctantly compelled 10
cancel his engagement TO visit tbat place.
The Democratic Nssienai COMMITTEES.
WAsniSoroS, juno 27.-The members
Of tho Democratic national committee and
Of the notification committee went out 20
Grasslands, the country home Of Secretary
Whitney, this afternoon. where pleasant
time was spent In the enjoyment Of tho
secrctary's hospitality. AT 0 O'clock the
notification committee, several members
Of the national committee. Congressman
wilkins, Of Ohio, and a few others left the
city In special train over the Pcnnsylya-
MIA Tor Columbus 10 formally notify Judge
Thurman OF his nomination m the Demo
cratic candidate for the vice.prcsidoncy.
Chairman Barnum n hard at work So
lecting persons for service on the various
committees 70 BE- appointed by him, but
the list viii NOT BE- completed before to-
morrow afternoon, u then,
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Ne bright, newsy and re-
liable, and ls q credit tc
Memphis and the State
Of Tennessee.
-Catholic Journal Of the Ner South.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

4 y "a -
When this paper went TO press yes
terday there bad been subscribed
Sl05,O0O toward the new cotton fac
tory. To-day $4,000 is added, making
the total one hundred and thirteen
thousand dollars. The company may
organize this evening; it not the or
ganization will be effected very soon,
and work will begin. The gentlemen
interested in the matter are not the
kind to permit thing to lag when
they have charge Hornet. ~
We hear no talk now OF the Cotton
Factory in Hi,lsboro the Boom is
Doomed out. .% .-. :.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
Sleep A Medicine.

The cry Of rest has slways been
londer lban the cry for food. not be-
can.e it is more important, bnt be-
cause it lie often harder toobtain. The
beat rest comes from sleep. OF two
men or women otherwise equal. the
one who sleeps the most perfectly will
be the most healthy, moral and eff.
cient. Sleep will do much TO cnre If
ritsbility II temper, peevishness and
uphappiness. IL restores to vigor an
oserworked brain. IL will build mp
aud make strong weary body. II
will cure a headache. Indeed, we
might make along list Of nervous dis.
orders aud other maladies tha: sleep
will cure.
Sleeplesspess is best cured by a
clean, good bed, sufficient exercise to
produce weariness, pleasant occnpa-
ton. good air, not TOO warm . room, a
clear conscience, an ayoidanceof sti.
mulanis and narcotics. For those
who nrs overworked. haggard and
nervous. Who pass sleepless nights, we
recommend The adoption Of such ha-
bits as shall secure sleep; otherwise
LIE will be short, and what there is Of
il, sadly imperfect. Herald of Health
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

We regret 10 announce the death OF John
r. Poindexter, who died at his horne in
Germantown few days ago in the 67th
year Of his age. There are many Of the o.
der people in Orange county who will re-
member with great pleasure this distin-
guished gentleman. His wit was keen and
tull OF mirth and while he would have, the
Judge, the Jury, bar and by-standers in
roar Of laughter, he never cracked smile
himself.
The Livery business OF the firm OF Me.
bane and Durham was dissolved by Mr..
Mebane buying the interest OF MIR. Durham
and then sellinga half interest to MIR. Z.
A. Rosemond. The business will be con.
dncted in the future under the firm anne
Of Mebane & Rosemond. These are clever
active and accommodating gentlemen. They
keep on hand good lot Of Horses Bug
gies, Carriages &C., and will bo happy TO
attend TO the wants Of the public 10 their
line night or dag. See their advertisement
next week.
The ease of Chas. r. Miller, Guardian VS.
Miss Maria Berry 1t al, heretofore referred
TO Messrs J. w. Graham OF Hillsboro, and
Z. s. Parker, Of Graham, rs Arbitrators,
with Col. j. 4. Morehead as Umpire, was
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
Patronize Home.

latronize home schools and thus keep
your money at home, and by so,doing you
will give the town real, genuine. solid.
substantial boom. WILSON Mirror.
Yes. patronize home schools and home
everything. ..Patronize home industries.
home factories, and everything: that you
consume. that you can possibly get at home
get ii there. Don't send yonr money off to
other places, where you will not have
chance to get any Of it again, but buy eve-
rything at home. BY 10 doing you will not
only help to build mp the town and make
your neighbors more prosperous, but will
help yourself in the same proportion.--
Wilson, Mirror.
Yes. patronize. home in everything you
can. The man or woman who sends off to
New York or Baltimore for new dress or
new suit Of cloths, when be can get iust MS
good articles and on better terms from his
home merchants ARE doing wrong. Hemay
want some favor Of mis- home merchant
Some times his money gives out. and he
can't get credit in New York or Baltimore,
bnt, he may get, il At home. Pardon MS.
We were about ID. forget TO say in this con-
nection TO patronize your home Newspaper
also. When you want paper, or to insert
an advertisement don't run from home to
do it. take yonr home paper and encourage
it by giving it your advertisement. RE
coRDER. .t. J.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
[Fua RAG liEcoRDsK.l

[FOa rag HEcoRDEh.l ~
Afather eat By his chimney post /.
One winters night enjoying roast;
By his side was a maideayouus and fair,
A girl with wealth Of golden hair,
And she teased her father. stern and cold.
With question OF dnty irite and old
Say father what Of this pain in my breast
And married or single. which is the best?
Then answered the father stern and cold
To the question Of duty trite and old, e
She who weddeth keeps Gods letter,
But He who weds not. doeth better.
Then answered the maiden, young flair,
The girl with the wealth OF golden hair.
Il n keep the ssnse Of The holy letter
Contentto do we'll, without dong better.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
sLEE PING CAR SERVICE.

On Trains so and 5l.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New YORK,
On Trains 81 and 3d. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington and Montco-
mery. Washington and Augusta, Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and Greensbo.
ro Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro
and Raleigh. Pullman Parlor Oar between
Salisbury and Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at principal sta
tions, to all points. ~
For rates and information, apply TO any
agent Of the Company. or to
SOL. HAAS, Us. POTTS
Traffic Manager, Dir. Pdss. 4osul
RICHMOND; Va.
". A. TURK, JAS. L. TAYLOR
Die. Pass agent, Gen. Pass Aoe,l
Raleigh, N. q. Oct. 10.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
The Tinkers viii.

We publish below the Thinkers Will,"
which was handed US by one Of our old ci-
tizens who so years ago was personally well
acquainted with this Tinker" who was
veritable person aud actually left this paper
writing as bis will, but it not having any
subscribing witness thereto was never Of
fered for probate. We have the original
copy in our Office dated more than so years
ngo: = : -.
Joan nay wife, the joy Of life. ! 's%
To her I'll freely give il, 's-
My whole estate, with all my plate.
For I'm Just about to leave it.
Here's my old hat, leap and Ram Splai-
tered dash f.. sz
Leather Swash and wallet, e..
A musket true as ever few,
Powder.horn and bullet.
A ragged hat and greasy mat,
A yard and hall of linin, -.
Tub OF greese and sollen Aeece, "
@, Already for the spinnin.
Ny old sword bale. garden spade,
A Tommy hawk and hatchet
An old blue striped counterpin
And bag Of rags 10 patch 1t. '..r
A leg of Pork. a broken fork,
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
Earthquakes.

Slight shocks Of Earthquakes were
felt a Charlotte, Columbia. Shelby,
Charleston, summervilIe, Augusta
and Wilmington at about. .9,55 a. m.
ON the 18th.
This Is uncomfortably near US. We
would be glad if Earthquakes are
bound to coms Il would be shaking
10 some of the Grizzlies At the North
Pole Instead ot here in North Caroli-
na.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

You will And the REcoRDER OFFIcE in
the brick building over Mrs. N. L. Tay-
lor's Millinery Store. Come and see rs.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19
PRIMARY SCHOOL.

THE Primary School Of Miss HEARTT
and Mrs. BRAGG viii reopen on January
3Oth. 1883. Jan. 10 2t
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

lsains sicoh hhh ahu Nuu
Court at Durham this week.
Bad colds, cold feet and general bad spoil
OF weather.
The editor with al the other lawyers in
tswn are as Durham court
See Gard OF DR.. 6purgeon. Dentist in
this paper. DR.. s. Isl thoroughly educat.
ed Dental Surgeon.
Mighty few Of our country friends in
town to-day tMondayl aud our merchants
are looking very blue.
Died near this place on last Tuesday, lit
de Bessie, child Of David and Jane Viii
Hams sged about five years.
Mr.. Thomas ssagrove and his beautiful
young bride nee Miss Robertson OF Chatham
are on sisit 70 friends In our town.
We have omitted heretofore to notice
that Mr.. T. d. Tinnin has been appointed
!, Justice Of the Peace in Hlllsboro. cod
appointment.
Miss Laura Wood, abeau'y and splendid
type o. physical womanhood shot and kill
ed deer in Lenoir county the other day.
We know she TO- dosr creature.
A great deal Of Tobacco has been passing
shrDugh our tosn for Durham. They are
going for the grand opening OF Capt. Par
Eish isv Warehouse on the 18th ins..
Rev. DR.. Beall Presbyterian minister Of
Lanoir. who was 50 b.dly:ibiured BY Rail.
-.Iosd accident on the I.enor r Il. near
Hickory has since died Of his injuries.
Mr.. David Hayes Who has been recently
appoiu.ed Jailor has removed his fsmily TO
town and Lssopensd Shoe shop for max
ing and repairing shoes. We learn that
ar. hayes Is good workman.
Mr., George corbin formally Of this place,
!. but Cor soms time in ths Tobacco bnsiness
a DspvilIe, hrs returned 10 our town as q
Tsbscco bu.er. He has located here and
viii pay The highest prices for Tobacco.
sour Cricket Alex. Rosemond, M
advertiser in The .Rrcorder." " has found il
shscssary 10 employ Mr. Churchwsll as an
assistant 10 help him in biz, business as Jss.
sller. and repairsr u Watches, Clicks &c.
See the virtue Of advertising.
We have in our Office . rery fine Turnip
veishing 6iS lbs. raised by CALVIN Clark,
nsS this place. He says that . large por.
tion Of his crop ars sboal the same size as
this onv Mr. Clark Is very industerous
! and successful farmer. and always snccess.
ful IA rsising hnc vegetables
See The advertisement Of the commences.
ment Of the School Of Miss Alice Heartt and
Mira Mary Bragg on the 30th inst. This Il
anosi sxcellsnt School. by two most sx.
eslient lsdiss. thoroughly educated and
competent As teachers. well deserving The
patronage Of our people.
- w. . r,...., !. .,.,. a.. 49,.
iiol of Mr. T-iomas Ruilin. snn Of our
tcsnsnisn ef-Judss Raiiin. who vas IN.
fortunately shot By . desperate negro some
,-days sgolst bis homein Alabama. IL not
considered dangerous and Il Il hoped tina.
Ne siIl be up and abou, in few weeks
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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

b. Marhpsop, Esq. aud his nag
have been relieved from duty. The
June bug now carries the mail to and
from 'Taylorsville. Tbs mag, at least.
il donb,Iess thankful. Bob seemed
to enjoy bis job right well'-Stdtes-
vlle Landmark.
We are glad the June bug is well
under way. Does II 90 as last as .
horse2-Planf.
Nonsense. Who ever heard Of .
June-bug going as fast as . horse
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

NOTICE. Il hereby forbid all persons
from tresspassing on my land, with Net.
Gun, Axe. or otherwise. will prosecute
all who trespass. This Dec. LIST. s7.
Dec. 4 Al LENUEL LYNCH.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-01-19

HILLsBORO POST. OFFICE.
offic. hours from III .. m. to 8.l5 p. N
Every dag except Sunday and on Sunday,
from 10 IN. 70 ] p. 10:
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-25
0OwantOwn Letter.

very painful accident happened to
Jellie Smith, of Wilmington, who has
been visiting Il. jeff Scott of this town.
He was on the way to Scott's mill on
Thursday of last week with John Il.
Scott, Jeflie going around the road while
Mr.. S. went through the field, intending
to meet at the top of Russel's hill, but
getting their first, Master JEFF started
down the hill alone and not being an ex-
pert driver, was thrown from the cart,
the heavy wheel passing over his arm in
juring him severely.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hasson and grandson,
frankie House OF Baltimore are visiting
Mrs. VIM. S. Burnite and family.
Mr.. John 4. Smith of Wilmington
spent Sunday with T. JEFF Scott.
j. Frank Jamison, of Linwood, Pa,
visited his parents on Main street last
Sunday.
Miss Mayme Blackson. Of Linwood,
visited Mrs. VIM, Jamison this week,
The children in the neighborhood are
anxionsly looking forward to the first of
September that they may pursue their
thirst for knowledge at the Jackson
DEF
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-25
Magnolia Valley.

Reuben Richman of N. j., returned
home Monday after pleasant visit to
Col. /. u. Davis.
Bessie Bowen is home after a pleasant
visit to Fair Hill.
Newman Davis is visiting friends in
Cherry Hill.
Miss Flora Ash of Elkton visited the
"Nalley" this week.
The picnic held in Miss Millers' wood
was success Every thing was sold by
twelve o'clock, A large crowd were in
attendance.
While raining on Saturday night the
flutter of bats wings was heard by a
young man spending the night in the
Valley. After striking match for the
second time he came to the conclusion it
was the rain dropping on the porch roof.
Bats are birds that "Will" make people
fly.
When you call on lady stay "late" is
the fashion.
Miss Lizzie and Mollie Clark have both
beeh very i'll with typhoid fever in Will
mington, at this writing they were slight
ly improved. Lilly.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-25
Notice.

Those of our subscribers who live at a
distance can remit their subscription
money by p. O. money order, or postal
note, charging us with the cost of either,
including stamp. 1t it not so much the
money we want, it is simply to get our
subscription books Strengthened. Al
though this is given in spirit Of joke,
yet we expect many will take the matter
seriously, and help us along. If you
have any doubts as to how much you
owe please glance at the little yellow
slip on your paper.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-25
Ali a Mistake,

The Philadelphia Record contained the
following notice on Wednesday
The reports sent out from Delaware
that the State is overrun by tramps are
said to be greatly exaggerated. 1t is
claimed that the people who have been
mistaken for tramps are men who come
regularly into the State each year to Sc
cure employment as peach pickers, and
each year many of them go to the same
farms where they have been employed
before, and remain all through the sea-
son.
II is certainly cruel to have treated
these men SO. But they looked so much
like tramps, acted so much like tramps,
picked up "reedies' so much like
tramps, that the whole of Delaware
thought they were tramps.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-25
Vestibuled Trains on the B. &. o. R. R

The first OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Companies new vestibuled trains has
been turned out of Mt. Clare Shops and
experimental trip was made with it Aug.
10th. The train was run from Baltimore
to Keyser, 2l5 miles, in five hours. On
the line between Baltimore and Keyser
are some ofsharpest curves on the B 40
Road, but notwithstanding the high rate
of speed maintained the swaying of the
train was scarcely perceptible, the oscilla-
ton at the of the car not exceeing six
inches.
This test fully demonstrates what has
heretofore been claimed for the vestibule
device and that is, that it efIectually OBJ
viaies the swaying motion impaired to a
train in rounding curves at high rate of
speed. The new train will be immediate
ly plased in regular service between
Phila., and Chicago.
All other through trains on the b. &. O
will be fitted with the vestibule appli-
ance as rapidly as possible, and within
the next sixty days it is thought to have
the work completed.