The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-05
NORTH CARoT INA NEWS.
JoTTINGs AND CLIPPINGS FROM on
sTATE EXCHANGES.

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STATE EXCHANGES.
/ Judge Fowle's friends and the
Democrats Of the State may feel
proud Of the effect he produced here
to-day.
The Forsyth Riflemen held a com
petitlve drill in Farmers Warehouse
Monday night. The medal for pro,
ficiency was awardedto Henry Stock.
ton.
| Resolved, That the Wake Counts
Farmers Alliance ask the merchants
of Wake county NIT to handle any
jute bagging, but cotton bagging in
stead.
| Newbern Journal: When last
heard from Walker was bathing
Dockery's temples and telling HIM
Il tried to hold Fowle's leg, but,
blame il, he kicked too hard"
Sanford Central Express: One Of
the merchants Of Sanford estimates
that between $1,000 aud s 600 worth
of dried fruit will be sold here this
saason. There is a lively trade 90.
ing on here in this product.
An interesting and important
meeting OF the Wake county Farmers
Alliance took place in Raleigh al
which the "Bagging Trust, came in
for fair share of discussion, ending
In the passage Of the following reso-
luton:
One firm offered a grsde OF cotton
which il pronounced suitable in all
respects for q substitute and which
can be furnished at half the price
paid for jute bagging The cloth was
made Of Wake county cotton and
manuf .ctured in North Carolina.
New Bern Journal: The case Of
the United States vs.. James N. Alb.
bolt, for stealing from the mails, was
before Commissioner L. g. Hill yes.
terday. District Attorney F. II.
Bushee represented the government
j The defendant waived examination
and gave bond in the sum Of $500 for
his appearance at the next term Of
the District Court.
Fayetteville Journal: The Fay.
etteville Independent Light Infantry,
Tuesday, celebrated the ninty fifth
anniversary of their existence. The
officers elected for the coming year,
resulted as follows: Major, ". F,
Campbell; First Captain. j. A. Nc.
Lauchlin; Second Captain, J. b
Broadfoot; Third Captain. j. C. Vann
Fourth Captain, J. G. Huske, Jr.
| Charlotte Chronicle: Mr.. ]. w
Sadler, Of Paw Creek township, i
the boss watcrmelonsrais He has
sold twenty melons this season aver.
aging sixty p,unds each. ZONE Of
them weighed sixty-four pounds.
When the convention b organize the
third party in Stanly county met in
Albemarle last week only one mar
was present, and he elected himself
pre sideIt, vice president, secretary
treasurer and executive committee.
| Wilson Mirror: Mr. John Daney
9 very prominent citizen Of Tarboro
| dr. Ipped dead at the breakfast tabl.
on Thursday morning. He was sev.
enty eight years old. was the Presi'
ident Of the North Carolina Stat.
Agricultural Society, head Of the oil
New York commission house o.
Dancy, Hyman Il Co, q member o.
the Legislature before the var, ant
at the time Of his death, Chairman q
the County Board Of Commissioners
| Graham GkaHer: A serious cut
ting aiter occurred last Wednesday a
late sale At the late residence d
Dan'l Tickle, decd, between tw.
young white men, Walter Apple and
Sam Story, the former Of this count,
and the latter Of Gnilford. IL Scent
that the trouble grew out Of an old
grudge. Apple drew his knife anC
made rake at Story striking bin Of
the neck, laying the flesh open anc
barely missing the jugdlar vein. Il
vas an ugly and dangerous wound
| Apples has not yet been apprehend
ed.
| Charlotte Chronicle: A prett,
bad shooting affair occurred neal
Laurinburg yesterday morning, ii
which = young man named McQueer
wss fatally wounded by an old mar
named McRae. A shotgun was ID,
weapon used, and the young man.
iaw was torn away BY the charge Of
shot. McRae was taken 70 Rocking
ham on the Carolina Central tran
and lodged in jill there. The old
man, they say, Is about 65 years Of
age, and appears 10 be Of unsound
mind, his talk and his actions indi.
Il caffuU fneantfv