The daily state chronicle., 1890-11-04
WlNSTON.sALEM NEWS.
Especial Cor. of STATE CHRoNICLE.)

WESTON, N. c., Nov. 8-To morrow,
when the other counties their Demo-
cratic candidates elect, Forsyth will be
with them. This can be seen at glance
at the registration books of the county.
Heretofore the Republican registration
was always about 800 larger than the
Democratic registration, and to carry
the county it required the hardest kind
of fighting and much work in challeng-
ing illegal voting at the polls. By that
kind of fighting we have succeeded in
electing part of our ticket each time
Now if we did it then, how much more
reasonable is it for us to elect our whole
ticket when the Radical majority on reg
istration is but 572 We can do it, for
over hundred illegally registered col
ored men have been caught up with and
will be challenged When the voting time
comes. Everybody is excited now over
politics, aud Democrats and Republicans
are working, working, working. AS
baseball classics has it, it takes pull
ing" to elect ticket in Forsyth, Repub-
lican or Democratic. Outside of the
county no one knows how to appreciate
the situation.
Your correspondent will do his best to
get the readers of the CHRONICLE the
best news from this county in Wednes.
day mornings paper.
In five days of last week there were
no sales Friday our receipts at the
$15, $40. 55, and our shipments by gross
weight went up to 225, 900 pounds.
x*
Rev. B. W. Daugherty. a former
pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal church here
but now of Huron, Ohio, is is in our city
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. r. N.
Macarthur. His old congregation are
glad to see him.
Qulte an "ancient" and fruitful family
inhabited old Surry county, 1 learn
There are two old married people near
Mount Airy, Mr.. and Mrs Shelton, who
are respectfully 80 and SO years old
They had many children but five of
them are still living. They also have 81
grandchildren and Al great grand chill
dren and have both been members of the
Methodist church for a. years.
***
Rev. G. b. Denny, the Democratic
candidate for the House in Surry county,
has at last signed the Alliance deman nds
and will be elected by a handsome ma
jority, so learn from Surry man.
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The Danbury Reporter and Post this
week comes to me with a seeming au-
thoritative declaration that the Roanoke
& Southern road will build branch
road to that place. Thus we will hav,
i advantage not only of the Pocahonta
coal beds via Bristol, but also OF the yer.
finest Bessamer ore that can be found
The Reporter also states that mineralo
gists are investigating still and hav,
come across good deposit of manganese
The property Of the Winston -salen
Land and Improvement Company is nov
being surveyed by competent engineers
four corps being in the field. Your cor
respondent is informed that lots will b.
on sale in the early part of the spring
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The West End hotel known as 9Th
Zinzendorf" will be traversed through
out by the conduit and insulator syten
of carrying electric wires over buildings
This will be something that has neve
before been placed in hotel in th
State and for safety and convenienc
cannot be surpassed.
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Some people live on expectations. Yo
hear these Radicals up here talk and 20
will fiud that they hope anything. wa
{ talking with one Saturday, and he tol
/ me that both, Faucette, in Cowles' diI
} trict, and Thomas in Henderson's di
, trict would be elected. He said that t
hoped every one would pull through 6
: that the Republicans would carry half
e the North Carolina delegation back
Q Washington. Hopes lead on, and som
: time afford temporary relief in time {
q defeat.
= M VICTOR,