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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
LeSsened Hours of Labor.

lEdward Atkinson in the Nov. Forum
The hours of labor AZ Il whole have
been diminished. In the factory ten
hours have become customary in place
of eleven or even twelve; the usual
hours of work in textile factories forty
or fifty years ago having been thirteen
aud even fourteen. In the building
trades, nine and ten hours have become
customary in place of eleven and
twelve, or even more. In all the great
retail shops and wholesale warehouses
in which goods are distributed, the
hour of closing is earlier and the hour
of opening is later than it used to be.
The optimist can thus find on every
side facts which sustain his view that
the general struggle for life is becoming
easier and not harder, while the sta
tistics of the life insurance companies
prove that the duration of life is
lengthcning. Forty or fifty years since,
the daughters of the farmers of New
England worked thirteen hours a day
in the cotton factory in order to earn
Sl75 year; to-day French Canadians,
working ten hours day, earn $500 a
year: yet the cost Of labor is less now
than ever before. In Il broad and gen.
eral way it might be proved that Uncle
Sam and his children have obtained
such power over the mechanism Of
production and distribution during the
last twenty-five years, that if the long
hours of work required thirty years
ago to produce the materials for Il mar
row and poor subsistence We're now ap
! piled under the new conditions, the
! same hours would yield at least one
third more of all the necessaries of life
| than they did then.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Avoid the harsh, irritating, gripping
compounds so often sold as purgatlVe
medicine, and correct the irregularities
of the bowels by the use of Ayers S
Cathartic Pills. They are invaluable
as a family medicine.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Sores,
Bruises. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tet-
ter. Chupped Hands. ChilblainS. CornS and
all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles or no paE required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Cofcld &
Lyons.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

A single bottle of Ayers SarSaparilla
will establish the merits of this medi-
cine as blood purifier. Many thous-
ands of people are yearly cured OF
chronic diseases by the faithful use OF
this remedy. 1t is unequalled for the
cure of scrofula.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
You Garry

A whole medicine chest in your pocket,
with one box of Ayers Pills. AS they
operate directly on the stomach and
bowels, they indirectly affect every
other organ OF the body. When the
stomach is ont of order, the head is
affected, digestion fails. the blood be-
comes impoverished. and you fall an
easy victim 10 any prevalent disease.
Miss NJ. f. Boyle. Of WiIk"Sharre, Pa
puts the whole truth in nutshell. when
she SAYS: 81 use no other medicine
than Ayers Fills. They are all that
any one needs and just splendid 70 save
money in doctors bills
Here is an instance of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Two Old Cat.
[Cllicago Mail

Oh, Yes. saw the players and ther parti-
colored >ckS,
And the acaptain" and the umpire" and the
pitcher" in his "bnX;'
They are modern innovations that noted as
lSat
.Aloft with YOU 1t won't compare with
Two
Old
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

HMaln Line rains Nos. d and o5 daily be-
tween Columbia and AlSton. Daily exeept
sunday between Alsten and GreenriIie
D. D.CARDvELL,.. Div. Pass. Ae'
cor Columbia, s. E.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Beware of Fraud, as my name and the price are
stamped on the bottom Of all my advertised shoes
before leaving the factory which protect the weaIers
offers w. L. Douglas shoes at 4 reduced price. or
SAYS he has them without my nauc and price stamped
on the bottom, put him down fraud.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AueUsTARkllRoaD

Train No. 43 stops at all Stations.
Nos, Is and Il stops only at Brinkley's
Whiteville, Lake WAccaIn&w, Fair Blutt,
Nichols, Marion. Pee Dee. Florence. Timmons-
vile, LynchDury, Mayesvjlle, Sumter, Wedge
held Camden junction and Eastoyer.
Passengers tor Columbia and all points on
c. & 6. K. E., C, Z. & A. K. K. Stations, Aiken
junction, and all points beyond, should take
No. 4S Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Savannah
and for Augusta on train 4s.
Passengers on 40 can take IS train from Flo
renee tor Columbia, Augusta and Georgia
All trains run solid between Charleston anc
Wilmington
JOHN f. DIVINE.
General Superintendent
TN. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Cat +,

Yon remember how we played il, jim, when
you and were young
And upon the farm together: Why has poet
never sung
OF the game of lane and roadway? What can
now compare with that?
There is lfc-bl0Od in that memory OF
Two
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

AGENTS FOk--
LUMBER. DOORS, SASH & BLINDS,
NEWBERItY, 5. G..
OF Brackets, Sawed
N and Turned i;alustrade$, Hand Rails,
M;IItleN. Coiur.nS, etc. ESTIMATES made on
buildings in town or country. PrlceS reason =
able l:.nin~ Mills and Si"ls III irohL al
Jail. Gail and Soc. Us
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

I'm in favor of improvements, but the stvle
Of ball to-day
Seems to lack the healthful features Of the
good old-faShioned way;
It's complicated for me, ard the game these
men were at
Wasn't stirring in comparison with
Two
Cat,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
South Carolina Railway Company.

TN. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20
SIetb' tteu.

Sarfft bu Elm Sera bein eisen nennsn,
. bleib inn etuis esuis treu!
9u iulit bid r,iu,nter bon ibm trennen.
Ri9t f~lattern pie i'm 8ino bic Spreu.
Scum bat iie ni9ts mebr 81 p~erssben,
Seit fie ibr Ser3, fi6 ielbft Dir CAB;
rlnb Oh an Slide arm ibr 2eben,
Sb iberrei9, BON Dir banst's ab.
8as fe Dir CAB, Suriiduerlansen:
Sic fann es nidt,. elm i6ua9es @eib.
Drum tpebe biz, tuenrt bu sesansen,
Gls iie bid bat: rN9 bleib bod, bleib'!"
uno etnmal - slaub es - fomn1t bic
Stunbe,
Sa ruff Dir beiu @epiFen 3u:
Sic itarb on tiefer Ser3ensmunbe,
nnb Der fe t5btate, part Dull
Dir batte blibeu, srinen f5unen
Ser 2iebe solbner, etu'ser Mai!-
Sarfit ou elm Ser5 beiu eisen nennen,
60 bleib, inn epis, epig treu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20
st. auamaa MabImabIe.

DitfsTlItItif aeutrsines nit tfrneu tf EN- turiS.
tuna ~rsrfsten wpresn rnb elm Ga6mann rirkSisfaS.
stitin Der Mitleltitsn. @etreiteu ne5utttt AZ Dee
Instrumentation une bic arbeit premptbesrst. III
seneists n3afpru6bitttn:-
4eumer &ss8 eit
!! ct. ausufa Sttdrns 6 cunts, Rtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

CO. ais &plrnef Sipptns rpn Sretpnid bic qcuiids
nd uut Teras Gfenbabr baute, fpnnte ni&ts eefuns
ben perten, UNI Ser Wdldrid Der Nrbeiter s~priubsu.
sen, las Or. G%suusr's Capitol Sittsrs sIeiG sere.
ten rdre. @ebrduSt fsin But unb eeber.gaitteIu nb
fein Rerren-9cnis, reun Slut, 5dut uub 9erSen tn
ilnrrbnuns fnb. Setn Sufen Spnis Bet alien Grf6f.
tunssn, unb fetn a~rltenes @iittel bet alien S&nsrsen,
unprbnuneeu fes Rdssns une hss 8au&es. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20
MELROSE BANK

Sch r%trlietcn; Scuts. Hrten urt @t&fsTse. unt
sertastt; S1f1Gc-dtfstsrpn unt mad Gurrpa, rpwi,
c9edfrla uf ale grGftrsn pldse In Itutf6lant unt
aussru ednbern aussefeQt; GrQetticnen rerttn
biuis unit prpmpttsirrst unb Carer bs,akltfar aus.
rdrt' Ncsrtnst. Sofeb Grafcr, grGftcnt
2snrH 1bien, Fdffrer. @slrrie, Iinn. 42-3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

HF00TT q UTIHgnIlP 9ttI'
MOA1G, ben : @etrdnt itiIi
ben Dur5t int CONNER. beieitist bic @ir.
flung BON 2iqu5r unb Eabaf, nimnit BEN
Slther1 ben @erud oapon iofort. uerle,bi
unb Nern6ien boppefte Ius.
bauer unb saubert barmles bas @efibl
Der Gridlaffuns bintues. @ire liberal
perfauft 22-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

8u@erer. 5u eiuem 8auer), Ucn bem
er fid eir,en @ediel uuf 500 Warf ouss
itenen laBt: Soft mas MAIDEN Sic fir
i66ne 0ulen! o., MAIDEN Sic nod cine
bin!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

rem @slesenbelt fi9 iebr unsei9idt uno
lintii6 benommen bate. Gin Seitens
bid seiste ibr, pie @eors serabe ben
Slid NIT benz Mefier gum @unbe fibrs
te, unb ibr Sers ianf. sic bdtte Iels
ten oarum seseben, tuenn serabe 5uso
ni9t seseniiber s~eieiien bate. gor,
fi9tis ipdbte iie gu ibm biniiber unb
mar iiberruidt, baB er ni6t @eurs, iOns
bern fe 5u beuba9ten i9ien.
Ser Susbrud ieiues @efi6tes i@ien
mebr gritauneu als SpOtt aussuoraden,
es mar, als tuenr ct elm ibn pertuirren>
bes Ratbiel su l6ien iu9te.
Die Stimme bes alten Serrn Norz
tbinstOn Sos &at6arine BON ibreu unbez
basltden 8etra6tunsen ab. Gr lab,
baB ale mebr poer tueniser burd Die
Neubeit Der Sage beoridt uaren unb
bsmibte ii9, eire unae5uunsene unters
baltuns III SluB 81 brinsen. Ct er=
tunbiste iid mad @eors's 2eben unb
9reiben in 2ouoOn, na@ ieiuer geI9df'
tisurs unb ieinen 2iebbabereien. Sci
bieIe,n @ntsesenfommen unb unter benz
@,nfluiie Der suteu 8eine tbaute @eOrs
allmdbli6 auf.
@r lpuroe taft geiprd6is uno feline
anfdnslide gerlesenbeit uerlor ii9 iidts
lid. Sl0bli6 iab er, bas ale anOern
fertis tuaren uno baitis eiieno uno Dos
spiiden iueiter ipredeno, bra9te er fem
Mabl enoli9 gu @noe.
&atbarine iaB pie auf &oblen uno
atbmete erft auf, als ibre Tante ibr bas
8si6en gum auf6rud CAB unb bic Sers
rem aaein i'm Speiie5immer 5uriidblie-
ben, Sic batten iebO@ taum ben GU
Ion betreten, aIs 5uso ibnen fOlste,
sd nabm an, baB mein Snfel germ
cine 8eile unseit6rt nit ieinem gnfel
plaueern wuroe," iaste er. ben pertuun<
oerten 8lid bes iuusen @db6ens be-
auttuortenb, lid bin NUT sefOmmen,
um meiue bensaliide 9rammatit 5u
bolen."
gr iudte eifrie unter einem Saufen
Bidder, bic auf benz Seitentii9e aufse>
i9i6tet la9en.
rSbre bensalii9e @rammatit?"
nSa, i'd itubiere iest iebr FeiBis. sic
uiiieu, es bleibt mir ni6t piel i3eit,
tuenn i6 Bis au meiner Infunft in
Snoien einisermaben pertraut, nit Der
|Sprade lein mid. @uten Ibenb, meme
Samer."
&atbarine iab fait melandolii9 bins
ter ibm ber. Ser arme Suso! @eld'
etn Contract fir tbn 5u ieinem frii6ersn
2eben.
Die u%nterbalt,1ns i'm Speiie3immer
mar nidt iebr lebhaft. Der nlte Ser
mar mIbe mnb abseipannt, unb @eors
UuBte nl9t, wie ct oas, mas er auf benz
Ser5en batte, uurbrinsen iolte, Nad
uielen acknowledgement ridte er enbli9
nit leinem Inlie9en beraus.
r9u Diini6eit @elb, lieber Sunse,
lit bas Iaes? - Wa9' bod nidt 10
uiele umitdnoe, bu fannlt 10 oiel be-
fOmmen, toie on wilt. Sinb 500
Bfunb b1r fir ben Iussnblid senus?
@rinnere mid uur oaran, iobalb bu es
brau9lt."
Egls iie gu ben 9amen in ben Sa(on
famen, iubr &atbarine aus ibreu &C.
oanfen auf unb es foitete ,br einise
Mahe, iid 10 melt gu iammeln, UNI ii6
nit @eors in elm @eiprad einsulaiien.
Seloit als er ipdter Srdulein Tborne
uno lie na9 Slora Cottage aariidbeslei>
tete, muBte iie unuillfirli6 baran ben>
Ten, tpie oft Der arme Suso NIT ibnen
oieien @e9 9ema9t. Ct mar bod Ell
sentli6 itets iebr ridii9tspuD uro bDfs
lid sepeien, iie bate es rtur nidt amer
tanut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-20

Gm naditen Worsen ertuadte &atba<
riue nit elmer sewifien Mnt5loiisteit
unb acknowledgement, tuofir iie ii9
ielbit feinen @runo an5useben tpuBte.
ollie ibre @ani6e rparen ia %erfiIt, bas
5iel ibres Strebens errei9t. Nls iie
iid bieies ins @ebd9tniB 5uriidrief,
uuroen lire 9e~bensseifter tuieoer iua9,
uno iie i6alt ii6 ielbit unfamiliar ltno
tb0ri6t. Ian mar am glbenb porher
iibereinsetommen, BOP @eors fie re9ts
5eitis bon 5lOra Cottage abbo(en ioIe.
Cine Population Der Yd9ter bes @utes
wOlte benz reuen Grben cine 8iGfoms
m%enahreie iberreiden unb feline Ser
lobte iuate 3eusin oieies Sdauipiels
iein.
Ils er 0as 3imnter betrat, mo iie nit
tbrer Iante iaB, iuurbe 8atbarine BON
oemielben @efabl Der @rni9teruns er'
srlfen tpte seitern bel ieinena erften 9lns
bid. ST mar tbr 8erlobter, es tuar
tein 3peifel, unb bod pie oeridieoeu
uOn Dem 8ilbe, tuel6es fte ii9 in ieiner
abpeienbeit bon ibm entporfen. @leid
barauf mu6te fie ii6 8prtpirfe. @ar
es @eors's S9ulo, oaB CT bic 8orsise
unb Saben nidt beiaB, init benen ibre
@inbilounssfraft i'm ausseidmidt ?
8ie fOunte iie 10 unfamiliar seseu ibreu
2ebensretter iein?
r8a5, bas mar nidt 10 i9limm, bu
bdtten Sic iib aud auein b~erausbelfen
f6nnen!"
Sas glut ities ibr ins @eidt. @ie
fam es nur, baB bieie ab19euli6eu
@orte, bic Der srobe Sarmer bamals ~
tbr seiproden, ibr serabe iest iuieber
einfallen muBten!
Sic perfolsten &atbartne ielbit auI
benz 8ese nod benz Serrenbauie, uni
bic nod ni9t beieitisten feitli9en On.
5eiden, bic seitern nod nit saas anbe.
rem Guser anseieben bate, tparen MIDI
I'M Stanbe, ibre Stimmuns su perbel,
fern.
sic fanoen ben atteu Serrn 0orthina.
ton alleln IN ieinem 8immer, mo er iid
MOrsens setpbbuli6 aufbielt. aatba,
riHe beOba6tete TIN dnsflid. DbuubI
bic &ube Der @a6t ibm mad gerfide.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30

more specific explanation by so high an
authority of the difference between Toll
stoi's rigid Interpretation # the teac .lings
of Jesus and the Interpretation made by
the mass of Protestant believers This
second article will appear in the Forum
for December. In the same number, Dr.
Austin Flint will discuss the evidence that
all infectious diseases, iuclu ing yellow
fever, are caused by bacteria, and the
possibility Of eliminating all contagious
diseases from the ills that flesh is heir to.
Mr.. George ". Cable, following the line
of argument of his recent article on the
Negro, will discuss the relations between
the races at the South. Mr.. Edward At
kinsons contribution will be on THE
Price OF Life and Mr.. Z. r. Brockway,
Superintendent Of the Elmira n y Re
formatory, will write about prison-conyict
systems to show the necessity Of giving
convicts self sustaining work There will
be SIX other timely articles
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30

that Randolph will subscribe nberallvand
secure the road, t. needs it and must
have it
That was d very sad affair ia Cleyc-
iaud county last week Mr.. Jas. PhilbacL-
had sold eight bales of cotton. and one
night shortly after,a man, either white or
bright mula'to, Knocked at the dooraud
Sald = nave note ter you." IL then
handed Mr. 7. 81 slip of paper and pre-
sented a pistol to hls face and fired kin
Iug Mr. +. sir then turned 10 Mrs p
and told her that he wan cd tha money
they received for the eight bales of cotton
She gave him Sl3 and told him that WIS
all. He said tAat he knew theIew was more
and Mrs. =. gave nim the keys and told
hlm to search for himself As she at
tempted 10 strike light he fired She
was badly woulLed wo hours after
ward sac crawied to her brother-in- law $.
She viii die. The Aurora says that there
Is no trace OF the Whereabouts Of lie mlr-
derer.
Ia Pender county, last week, ne
gro desperate named John Brooks was
killed by Constable J. Bledsog, after the
negro bad wounded Mr. Bledsoe. Th,.,.
are the facts: The constable had two
warrants for the negra, one for brca Sing
III house and forcibiy carrying away
woman and her children; and tile second.
for shooting at the eldest daughter for
trying to protect her mother from the
hcllish attempts of the negro Mr.. Fled
soc took three gentlemen 10 assist him.
He found Brooks sitting over the fire ri
Mr. Hufham's Mr.. Bledsoe covered him
with pistol and comm tnGed him to sur
render. Brooks, without moving, in q
very quiet manner said Don't shoot
The constable, covering him with his pis-
tol, ordered him to cross his hands, and
Brooks, arising from his seat as if to obey
the command, quickly drew a pistol and
fired. Instanteously, almost, MIR. Bledsoe
pulled the trigger of his pistol, and both
men fell TO the floor; the negro shot
through the brain-the ball entered gus
below his left eye-and Mr. Bledsoe with
bullet IN the right side. The negro was dead
and MIR. Bledsoe was ctrried TO Whining
ton for treatment. ". trust Mr.. Rlcdsoe
Will recover. He wa a brave man and
was selected to arres the desperate be
cause Of his courage ana determination.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
WHAT 3EIOCHATs SAY.

Nh T. b McGoTTER, Representative
elect from Pan!ico: President Cleveland
probably owed his ;j.lcttto hiS bold stand
for Tariff Reform, 10 the plentiful use of
money By monopolists against him. and
the opposition Of the soldier vote. Nobly
has he met his Waterloo.
Democratic victory in North Carolina is
due to the select character Of her standard
bearers and the nefaIiOus methods employ
ed by the opposition.
North Carolina aroused IS Democratic
TO the core.
Mr.. w H. HARGRovE, Representative
elect from Haywood county: | think the
victory in North Carolina IS owing to the
vigorous defence of the splendid Demo
cratic record contrasted with Republican
misrule and extravaganza.
The loss of the Nation | think attrbu
table to three causes: fst. over conf
dence in Democratic ability to win caused
degree of lethargy.
end. While il was far from true Demo
cratic policy some Of our would-be leaders
we're too boastful Of ',Free trade III. as
which in its broas.est sense is easily ma =
n;fed into a great ,care-croW and repu!
>jve to laboriu9 men Reduction Is the
trie lue OF argument, which can be easily
defended and understood by the common
PEOPLE.
3rd The above was taken advantage OF
~. the Pp,1ib.IcaDS. am by the assistance
of ;4n immense a,a0unt Il the monOpolists'
Doodle the people were induced TO act con
trary to the best interests Of common
country.
Two charming little girls were dane
inc ..the racket in the streets. 'Wha
makes you so happy" gentleman asked
.Oh, our mas have thrown away all oul
borrid medicine, and we have only to TAKE
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and that aim
bad at ALL
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
Z. f. FENToV. Wadesboro. n. G..
Resi-terS Must be Careful A bout Issuing
:larriaSe License.

decision OF Supreme Conrt of North Caro-
lima il the CASE of Williams vs.. Hodges,
Register of Deeds before issuing a
marriage license is to make reasonable in
quiries concerning the parties, and unless
it appear to him from such inquiries that
it is probable that there are no impedi-
ments TO the marriage, he cannot lawfully
issue the license. The court will judge
whether he has made the proper inquiries
for the fact of no mpediment to appear
probable to him In this case the Regis
ter did not make sufficient inquiries and be
became liable to the penalty of 5000.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
North Carolina Soldiers.

To THE WOUNDED PENSIONERS OF NORTH
CAROLINA:
After conference with my unfortunate
comrades of Arson, Union, Richmond and
Stanley, it was decided that a meeting of
the male pensioners should be held in the
city Of Raleigh sometime during the sitting
of our incoming Legislature. Besides re-
newing the ties that bound US together in
the past we believe that if our claim Is
properly presented, we can prevail on our
authorities to give us a more SubStan tIai
Acknowledgement now that the shady side
Of life comes on. Should this meet with
your approval, you can drop the under
signed postal, who will give all nece ssary
Information us to cost of transportation,
etc.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
CAPT. y. Il. ALIEN sSDER.
From Progressive FARM. !


The agitation of the Senatorial Suctes-
sion al this early day, and the earnest
and emphatic advocacy Of the claims Of
certain gentlemen to that distinguished
position, indicates very lively campaign
even before the assembling of The LegISlt-
ture The Progressive Farmer is nor sur
pri>ed to find prominent among the names
thus hOnOred that of Capt. 5 B. AieXan-
der. Of Mecklenburg. II is heard III al!
circles and on all occasions throughout
the State.
1t is gratifying to the Progressive Far
mer and to his hosts OF friends u have
their high estimate Of his many admirable
qualities thus endorsed. Il Is far 10
demonstrate his great popularity and
strength with he people, as was so force
fully and trutnfully indicated IN he be
Ciaratiou OF GOV FOwle in his eloquent
speech Of acceptance before the convention
when ne said OF Capt Alexander's van
quished friends: If they had had ninety
days longer time they would have swept
the field As vsith a new broom.
There j. Il growing demand for purer
and higher type Of moral manhood anon =
our public officials q sterner integrity of
principle "A more intieXIble fiXeduess Of
character, and withal a broader and more
practical craftsmanship. The whole life
record ot Capt. Alexander rs a citizen. n
Christian gentleman and wise, fearless,
discreet legislator, is so marked with these
admira olc auI dlstingu ,fing qualities ana
characterjSt that i has surely made Its
impress upon the public mind o. North
troiina and stamps HIM IS one of the
m-t who is - figure cansp pcuou>ly II the
higher stations OF public trast and raslon-
sibIijtY and the Progressive Farmer as
serts Hithouf hesitancy hat he will Away.
prove himself equal to AL demands made
mon him
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
For Dco,I,eeper ct the House.
Special Cor. STATE CnEox1cLE.l ]

T@El'TItf 7 E.
RALEIGH, y G., Nov. 22-Alow me
space Iii your valuable paper 10 press the
claims Of Mr. p K Julian for Doorlseeper
Of the House Mr. Julian is ne man for
the place He is a high official in the
knighfo of Labor and i 80 popular with
all parties that the last House compose't of
Republicans and Independents elected
him Doorkeeper. He has filled the posi-
ton for many years and has given uni
versal satisfaction. He is mtp who is
prosperous and does not claim the place
because of any necessity bat because he
Is the be,t man for the place. The Dem
ocrata cannot afford 10 disregard the
wishes Of the knights of Labor and they
demand the election Of NJ. Julian.
Very respectfully,
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-11-30
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