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ID ICHMoyD AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CO..
H T. w. HUIDEkoPER AAD REUBEN FOSTER

All trains .rrve aud leave at Pennsylvsnis Psssss-
ton c9nnects at Manassas for Front Royslsnd s,rss
%assn q ,ss =:
pTinSips POINTS soush on ali prisio1s o. Richmond
and Dsnviile sysiem Pullman sisep.r New Sors
Sleeper to YsS trlssns vas N RisomsTy aud fos Mem
.s..y ,ar sus4.,. sna sns mn sl. ~s
= M, for ysrrsp'on AZ or.ns. ma
except Sunday, ...... y. -.
ThfHfsfHh A sS&r sosrS
1rey Of fullmsn sI.ePer Dtnins haror and snos.yf
man Sleeper through New i0rt and M.shlns,on =
Kew Orleans via M9ntsomery and washington TO
Ill 50 !, R..p.Iis ior ali rriuop.l point. south
New AND AND W.siasa to hot sSrins Wa ssss
TRAINS on AsHINeToN SNp OHIO Division
Msshnson 30 siSept ny day and 81 nv
md 3 30 ? n % s1iy except sunday Ir.s l.,S,ns
Sunday, runs TO and from Hern1on only.
lon 10 o5 a m and 3 - o M M. eIocrt sasd.y
,urhi.sei a once 1900 Fsunsyissnis ave-. and At
PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania Railroad washing
I; 9 Brown; General Aseut PASSENGER DEPT
W A TURK. aeGersl PASSENGER Ag.nt iye1
RALTIMoRR 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
sehsa.I. in .nsc, May q, 1882
Leave Washington from station Of Nos Jsrssy
avenue and c street.
For Chicago and Northwest. kesubued Llmited Ek-
For Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Indianapolis. vssti-
buled Limited. 30. express II % M. daily
For Pittsburr and Cleveland. express d.iy IL 20 -
For II Kinrton and staanton. tI0. sosm
For Winchester and way stations. "a. 30 m,
Ana s'r S.mPS
daily; parlor 20 Roanoke morning train. sleep
Ing car through TO Memphis on nishi train.
For baltimore week days. I 80, y 30 . 3. q =.
utesl m, re- 90. ~ 10. ~ 20 r2 40 AZ IS. "a
rs 90. so5, - 90 ri % and ii $ pm sSaG.y..
Is 80 Is 90. as minutesl ,so5. 80. NJ 10. 40 90.
As nliuutesD a. IN, IL 90 LOO, a. 80 X 80. Is.
III Is; 90 10 % so.sO o. 80. rs.oO. ~. on. 80.
For Annapolis, Z Is and 8 20 M. I2 10 and 70
IN NJ, suSdas =, 80 a a. M -, 4 81 Pm, uk
For baserstown. 40 40 m and IS 3Opm
For Boyd and way points. 40
fi2 A. s1 Is ~ co. ~ 30 - 81 = 49, - 40. M 10
pm. lnme.. trains stopping a. PRINCIPAL stations
SRofAL s ittY LINE FoR NEw SokE AND PHIL
ADELPHIA.
PhsdsHen Sss rgrs Boston and az -. n s.,.
40 Is 90, Dining Carr al. 30 8. ~. sleeping Car.
For Phiisdephis. Wilmington and Chester. 500
BUFF, Psriof Cars on all day trains.
For Boston, = - o m with Pull man Buffet Sleep
via Pouvhkeepsie bridge landing passengers h. ard
Fsr Atisntie City. 10 90 and I2 90 noon. sund.ys.
fEIc-pt sunday. Daily. 8sundAy only.
xExpress train
residences by Union Transfer co. orders len q
ticket ofcss, al9 aud 1881 Pa ave. aud al depot.
Gen. Manager. tmy2Jl Gen. fAsa Aft
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Razors! For perfect ease and comfort in
shaving-"The Jubilee" WALFoRD' AT Pa. av.
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See Us About Your

See Us About Your
Winter Underwear. We can make ii interesting
for you and can save you money
FRANC d Son. One Price,
IL Cor. 7th and ID.
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You May Be Hunting For 1t.

You May Be Hunting For 1t.
Every now and then / have a few Odds and
Ends in the Furniture line that I am glad to
get rid Of at almost any price-sometime it
Is an odd Chair, and again it may be Table or
Dresser. If you need single piece of Fur
niture TO make up q Suite call on mel may
have it--you can have it on ''time" payments.
JOIN RIDDEN, The Accommodated,
II 613 Seventh street northwest
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CONDITION UF THE WATER
Ter,perzture and condition a; ws'e- ~
an: Great Falls. temueFatGre. 80. condition,
S. Receiving resery or. temperature. so. Con
ditiou =. north connection. 30. condition a;
south connection. sc. distributing reservoir.
tsIrperstms. SO. condition at infuent gate
kou.e. SC effiuent gate house, So.
High tide. Low tide.
sl2 an Ga pm O.9O Am 1874 pm
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II ~ Nor a difficuit matter 20 pOssess benut-
ful teeth and healthy ruby like gurnsif you viii
u.e Ninots Dentifrice pc everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03

1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured 'while you wait" Druggists.
su11
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Phillips Digestfble Cocoa, a delicious
fat-producing drink which does not distress. 1
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TALLY-Ho COACH LINE. siI
6., 18Th 1 & s r. daily arnston sodiss' Home
round trip All visitors should ride great six
inland tally no. s~5-2ms
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LOCAL MENTION
The weather

The Weather
FORECAST TILL p. ". FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, MARYLAND and
Virginia hight showers; variable winds.
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S. Heller. 40 eth st. NV. is making . spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shsmpooing; also cures Dandruf. oc7-tr
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CITY AND DISTRICT

LoSpoS CouoH SYRUP. A magical remedy.
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HuM.s Artificial Eyes HrnrIrR's. i5s Paav.
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CHn xAxprH'. Blackberry Cordial
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"WEERE Is THE OFFICE OF THE CEN
w TURY DICTIOSARYs'
In the Washington Loan and Trust building, corner
9th and sts., Room "a.
CAN SEE THERE STYLES OF BINDING
AND STANDS FOR HOLDING THE DICTION-
ARY?"
Yes.
'How CAN PAY FOR THE DICTIONARY"
Call and inquire. oc27-tnol5
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Is almost here and II you desire to make your home
and comfortable come In and talk the
with US. Brighten up the parlor with a new Paror
Suite. Take your choice between Plush OF Hair
Cloth Suite Of Furniture for a2S cash. $50 on time.
See our suites in Brocatelle, Wilton Rug
and Tapestry. We are selling them cheap on
credit as you can buy for cash elsewh ere. Do you
need Carpet for the parlor! You should see the
splendid Brussels sell for 90 cents Ter yard cash
6o cents on credit Reliable Ingram Carpet IS cents
per yard cash-40 cents time Remember we are
surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet
free of cost-not charging for the match
ing figures. II you need Bed Room Suite see the
one We offer in solid oak for $l7 cash and SIS on
credit You can't duplicate it In Washington at our
price for cash. We sell Solid Oak Extension Table
for "a % cash. - so on credit Woven Wire Springs
~. 20 cash. 90 80 on time. Fortypoun Hair Mat
tress for 81 80 cash. % time Special attention is
called to our line of Modern Cooking and Heating
Stoves. All sizes and all prices.
EASIEST OF WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Six per cent discount allowed for settlements in 80
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Monday. Nov. 9. frst time on any stage. Bronson
Towards new comedy, "ARIsToCRAcY." Seats
n ALL THE WEIR.
Matinee Saturday,
The Glorious Comic Opera Success,
n | j INN nm
Illustrated by the Best Company Ever
Seen in the opers-
sSs5E SSSEFf T NIB SfHEEEE.
SoBfRff &AfsooN Il Il RaS afSSkhhorr
Grand Chorus-Enlarsed Orchestra
Monday. Nov. Held in Slavery" Seats now on
KERNAN;s LYcEUM THEATER.
N Pennsylvania ave. and 11ths.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE SATURDAY.
HYpE's COMEDIANS.
Under the Personal Direct From
Direction of Hyde and Behman's
MISS HELENE MORA.
The Famous Female Barytone.
NEXT week-Rose Hill English Folly Co. oc3l-6.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER
Beginning Monday Night.
First presentation here Of the
300. 900 production,
O b. jefferson Klane h changers
SSSSSEEEEEE S SIEsRs.
cc 9GSTk94 G CIsSUs::
An Harmonious Blending Of Stage and Arenic Spec
THE BIGGEST IEPo9 %b EsYSTTERrAlNMESr II
/
900 People In the piece 500
75Hor.e. and Shf Ponies. rs
9oreeousi Glitterins! stupendous!
TALENTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Wish.
nT e Aoin tssstricsi company please address
II ARRIs' BIJoU TREATER.
Mira P. Harris. r. L. Britton and T. r. Dean.
Proprietors and Managers
Week commencing MONDAY. OCTOBER 81.
NEW YORK DAY BY DAY.
A fresh. crisp picture Of life IN New York city
Next week.
BARTLEY's CAMPBELLs PATE"
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS WEEK.
After an absence of four years. Of
His: S$EHHs
AND
Me- NJ: sHEHH#
r nd The direction q MI John s.stsOn
cessful new play from the French.
z z Las T THEEEsE:
THAT TN TTiSH Is s. spT FRH PSEs
Matinee
Next w.ek-.'fhse Country c ireuss ocs1-s
RANJo! BANJo! BANJO!
in s.seh Il. oss n
musical person to play perfect tune each lesson or
METZERoTT MUSIC HALL
TEPNEsPsY tE EyENISas M No.
shr EGRkhb ktYfh AfTERN COY = Nov. s.
&onSsIfS Ts'hls spsSa. Ct the
SEVEN AGES
OF OUR WORLD.
From Chaos to Man,
No operate performances in America, nor Europe,
these "-Nen ORR Etentfl Post.
"A revelation. ~ Boston Trdnscyipt
. "A wonderful spectacle. RlOriously Illuminated by
the electric light and beautifully stage
Globe.
something abs olutely new to Boston So reslisttc
scene has not been witnessed upon the stage. "
Boston Herald
FAIRY TALE OF SCIENCE
Graphically explained by
- GARRETT p. SEREISS.
illustrated with beautiful scenery and naryelous
Light and mechanical effects.
Popular prices.25c., SOC. 75c and sl
Seats now on sale at METZEROTT'S. lilo st. n w.
Monday. Wednesday, Friday evenings and Saturday
afternoon week following second Crania" Spectacle
oc29-t "A TRIP TO THE MOON"
ssSPANISH COURT MINUET.- THE ONLY REAL
~ minuet all others notifications The only
place IN Washington where the genuine Spanish
Court M;n9et,, is taught Is at the MARTIN COLLEGE
OF ORATORY. 6l4 Eth st.
Also Fencing and Physical Culture Elocutiop
Oratory and the Drama. oc24-;,n
METzEROTT MUSIC HALL.
DAMROsCH CONCERTS
The
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
OF NEW YORK.
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CARPETS GxINED bv The EMPIRE CARPET
woRKs G9i-635 Mass. w, ara mnde moth
proof free VI charge. Telephone 40 ?
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Eye Specialist. Dr. s. D. Hicks Of Phila-
delphia. Thursday Friday and Saturday at
the CIrY OPTICAL STORE, ATT Pa. ave- NV. It.
Deserving COnfidence.-There Is no arti-
Gle which so richly deserves the entire conf
dence Of the community as Browns Bronchial
Troches Those suffering from asthmatic and
bronchial diseases. coughs and colds should try
them. Price, rs cents n9-eo3t
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use use use use use use use use ue
use use use use use use use use us
use use use use use use use use ue
mao
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TRT sHErrz = Delicious CANDY. 10th and SITS.
FRASo's sI9O DERBY
"a Sure Winner
Have Ons?'
FRANC 4 SOY. One Price.
Cor. Ith and ID.
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Tar ssEErz > DELIcIoUs CASDr. l0;h and SITS
FoR WALL PAPER, Window shades, Room
holdings and Interior 1inting AMI Decorating
40 10 Il. ". HENDERSON
llI3 F 81. NV
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8 Eau En 5 81 3 t (
9UoSS + + Ern BPpbP Il +
PAvES THE WAY TO COMFORT.
OUR
PEERLESS
CREDIT
SYSTEM

Places Furniture and Carpets within easy reach Of ALL
You can furnish your house from top to bottom at
very small outlay OF ready cash. We have stricken
out the disagreeable features common In other
credit establishments. namely. the signing Of notes
covering the amount Of Indebtedness.
THERE ARE
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THE WASHINGTON MATCH,

Thi-ty-oue mayksmen faced the targets in
the Washington match. Each man fired FIVE
shots at 200 wards and five more at 500 yards
The score cards show that Private T. F. Nc
Naiiy came out first with n total of SO; Private
h. b. ;. Phillips second with SO. and Private
I. ID. Hester third. with 80. The prizes are
three handsome gold medals, donated by Mr.
John II. Magruder, BY the Hanson Electric
Battery Company through Mnj. Frank Aldrich)
and by NJ. Il. ii. Warner When the medals
are distributed, on the night Of the 18th instant
Private McSally viii have his choice of the
three; Private Phillips Will make second selec-
tion, Private Hester will take the remaining
decoration.
Other scores in the Washington match were
as follows: Whip, IS; Hodges, 81; orth, 81;
Flick, 81; HecoN. SO; sumner, IS; Phillips, Z.
l., IS. Farley, "a; Wells, "a; Bush, "a Poultney
50; S'abin. 81. Memorable. 81; 0'Riordan, so;
Swedberg. 80; Crist, 80. Hill. 80: Beatty, 80;
Phillips. +. H.. 20; Dyer, %: DAILY, ~; Hsines,
q: Andrews. &c; Middleton, a. Wilcox, %;
Bumpus, q. Conard. y; Overacker, IL.
SPLASH LEAD.
While the last stage Of the Washington match
was being disposed of Gen. Ordway and Adjt.
Gen. Mosher arrived. They remained until the
winners were announced.
Capt. Z. Il. Neumeyer assuaged the hunger
and quenched the thirst of several Of the off,
GERS shortly after noon With Mrs Neumeyer
ne drove TO the range The buggy WAS laden
/ With Sandwiches and ginger ale and other per-
/ Ishable and lmperishable material
| toL Livingston, commanding the third
United States artillery, Capt. O'Hara and sew
ersl other Of the officers stationed at the bar
racks visited the range during the day.
! Lieut. 4. W. Perry, ninth United States cav
airy. was universally commended for the ex-
ceilent manner In which he discharged his
arduous duties A. range officer
Private 1huee Of troop A missed the target in
. hC To- 90 = Il
/ Cnpt Barbours men would have captured the
clock. Before Pm yesterday Private Thuee
had purchased and presented TO the troop q
clock which is probably quite as valuable a. me
one they might have won.
The Contests Today.
This was q busy day on the Washington bar
racks range, for the sharpshooters and marks
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel Of ightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9Th st. n ",
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DAMROSCH CONCERTS.
SYMPHONY 81 ORCHESTRA
OF NEW YORK,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
OF NEW YORK,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
CHORAL SOCIETY,
Under the direction OF
WALTER DANROSCH
Assisted by Eminent Solosts
VIII give course of six
SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO CONCERTS
As follows:
Wednesday Evening. Nov. 10. 1882. :. SYMPHONY
lSoloist, Miss Emma Juch.)
WWsddnssdsy Evsnins Dee J. lss: ''Msssish -
"Wednesday Evening. March -. SYMPHONY
M MSadsy EVENING" Aprii i9 10 symphony
., SEASON TICKETS. 81. 50. ST. $3.50.
Now on sale at Metzerott's. oc24-3w
Mr.. ALLAN DE G. MUELLER, INSTRUCTOR
AVA OF dancing and department. at the q. 8. Naval
academy and member O: the A. ertcan Society Of
Professors Of Dancing will reopen his classes
season 1928 WEDNESDAY. October 5, at and
oclo ,; m. Circulars at the academy Masonic Hall,
Sth and r sts W. ocl9-2ms
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
The Tariff a Tax.
Atlanta Journal.

ALiAntd journal.
The Buffalo Courier says that some
time ago Senator James K. Jones asked
the Hon. G. R. P. Breckenridge, of tie
House ways and means committee, to
prepare for the Hon. W. L. Terry, of
Little Rock, statement of the amount
of tariff duties on bill of goods bought
by representative farmer. In reply Mr..
Breckinridge furnished an exhibit based
on actual transactions between Mr.. R.
M. Knox, merchant of Pine Bluff, Ark, ,
and Mr.. D. W. Branch. farmer, who
bought the goods. Mr.. Breckinridge ex-
plains that this is caculated upon the
basis of copy from the books of Mr..
Knox and upon the rate of taxes actually
paid upon competing articles at the
ports as provided by law. The bill, as
1t appears in Mr.. Knox's books, is sub
joined:
1887. ARTICLE COST. TARIFF
January 26 To cashmere suit
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
:: g = :W nolfo|k:W Western R.R.
Schedule i'm Effect JuIyI7, 1892.

Schedule i'm Effect july Isa,
DURHAM DIVISION.
Leave Durham. n. c., 700 a m and 2.55
- Arrive 4, at Lynchburg o5 p m and 7:so
Al trains, Durham Division. arrive 81,
burg, Va. AS ich-
WINSTON-SALEM DIVISION
daily. III 'nu LOU m
m, daily. - '"" '0o p
MAIN LINE-WEST BOUND.
p cave Lynchburg, daily. $50 u m for
Roanoke, Radford, Pulaski. Bristol par
Ior Gar to Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper from
Roanoke to Memphis. '''i
D.; 20 m for Roanoke, Radford, Pulaski
Drls1oI; r also for Bluefield, Pocahontas
clKnorn and stations Clinch Valley M;
sioH' sI also for Louisville and stations l.
q n. n via Norton. Pullman SIeener
Lynchburg to Louisville via Norton pei
zoo M, daily for Roanoke and inferms-
Roanoke. "esohu
EAST BOUND-LEAvE LYNCHBrrRG-n.uv
Norfolk. ispurs and
11:6 p m. Arrive Petersburg 4.,s q -
arrive richmond IA In: arrive Norfaii,
folk. 0o "ieeper 10 Nor
Also Pullman Palace Sleeper betwesn
Lynchburg and Richmond eeh
Norto ,2 F. IN Ior Richmond. Petersburg and
to9- tS1Ii0iR; o H arrive Richmond $50 m. Nor.
folk, 20 p. IN. ''i ->'i-
ir.Mullman i.Ma Parlor Buffet Car to Norfolk
washington and Chattanooga I,imit.
ed, train of Pullman coaches ard siaen-
ing cars runs daily via Shenandoah Val
ley route, stopping only at Lurav. Sbs-
'"nuoan' Basic, Roanoke and Radford.
rr.,,. ALLEN HULL.
VI, Irave!llng Pass. Agt Roanoke Va
w. b. BEVILL, 6. p. & T. Agt.,
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

THE Churchman of August 6 and 13
publishes the address of Hon. Kemp P.
Battle, delivered at the semi-centenpial
celebration of the ordination of the priest
hood OF Bishop Lyman in Christ church.
Raleigh, December 19, 1891. 1t is very
interesting address, and, like everything q
that comes from the pen of DR.. Battle, is
finished and full Of information.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

Col. SKINNER didn't find very warm
welcome from the republicans in the con
vention when he said he must have the
privilege of withdrawing in the event the
republicans were about to step in because
OF his candidacy. Their business in the
convention (and many of them were in
IT. was to secure the defeat of the nomi-
nee and make certain republican vic
tory in November.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

Trains No IS and Al have throuob p,
man Sleepers between Portsmouth w
don and Atlanta w
Train No 81 connects st Weldon ,,,t
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper for d.
mond, Washington, Baltimore. phils5.i
phia and New York '''''
Train No II connects at Weldon Wiz
Atlantic Coast Line. "a
Daily. Daily except Sunday b Rr-ss
last. d Dinner. sSupper.
For information relative to sches,r.
etc, apply TO T. H. Murray, ticket az,
Raleigh, or K. l.. White, ticket 60,
johnson street, Raleigh. '-''
o. V. SMITH, Traffic Msnsra-
Il. T. MYERS, Gen'I supt
John q. WINDER, Gen'i M.n.ge-
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

On March 4, 1889, Mr.. Harrison sue
cecded Mr.. Cleveland as President Of
the United States MIR. Harrison found
IN the treasury a surplus of $50, 900, 900.
II MIR. Cleveland should succeed Mr..
Harrison on March 4, 1893, as is proba
ble, nc will find deficit in the treasury
to the amount of $3.50, 900, 900. This is
simply the difference between the ad
ministrations of the two men.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
The Supreme Court uu1

-. SuuSeSIlDs
ofeclal Cor. State Chronicle,
ksaw 1t stated in your paper this morn
ing that the governor would anno;nt 49,
Judge next Monday. 1t immediatelv oc e.
CURED to me to ask if it would not ho
pest TO come as near to a convention ~
thls matter as possible. 1t seems prettv
well settled that no convention will Ny
calleo' hence the next best way to oct at
the voice Of the people would he ~ ,at a.
'he committee meet and suggest to the
governor the name of some eentlemon
~, Inc committee is composed Of resnecta.
1, Dle men from every section of the Stata
Ihelr expression then would be verv near
70 the utterance of convention. W.
can not afford, Mr.. Editor, to weaken onr
tlcket. L would suggest this view to our m
eAceilent governor for his most serious
"''on' DEMOCRAT.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

If Harrison and republican Congress
should be elected next fall it would be
100 late for expressions of regret. Before
another year passes. the force bill would
be the law of the land, and within four
years from the first of next Janua1y there
would not be democratic government in
single Southern State. No sensible
person ought to attempt to insult com.
mon intelligence by treating Indifferent.
ly the force bill and its conseouen-
ces-negro domination and the bank.
ruptcy again of the Southern States
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
'IHs MOVING NORTH.
NJ 0A

LOUISBUHG RAILROAD,
Leaves LouiShurs At 3:45 p. M, $40 m
Arrives at Franklinton at $40 m, COS o
m. and 9.20 M oo
Leaves Fraukiinton at 5.s5 m g os. -,
&n' 1905 p m.
Arrives 1t Louisburg .. 500 p No, 7.5o.
m 1880 am "o
Nos. "a and 45 trains of the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroads will run caily except Sun.
day. VIM. SMITH, Supt.
L. T. MYERS, Gen Supt
j. G.. WiNDER Gen'l Man.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

The presence of several negro dele
gates on the floor of the convention yes.
terday made it evident that they "under-
stand" the situation. They were there
to help Herring, Long, Malone, Macon
y Co., advance the interests of the re-
publican party.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
GOING NORTH

PITTSBORO RGaD
Leave Pittsboro 8 IOa. m. and aOOnu
arrive Moncure 9.55 q. m. and AZ ".
Leave Moncure 1925 .p. ana 5:4J m
Arm: Plttsboro 11:lG a. m.. and 6:ls N
=. y; WiNDER, Gen1 Manager.
u. L. MYERS. GenI Sup..
Wm SMITH. Snut
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
W. /. { R. S. TUCKER & CO.
Chamber Suits
Individual Pieces.

Early in September be-
gins the Furniture business
for Fall.
Now it is quiet in this
department d and prepara-
at1ons are being made to
receive new stock.
We have several mex
pensive Cham Der Suits and
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The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

You could tell when a republican rose
in the convention. He invariably re-
ferred to the democrats as "the Bourbon
party" The frequency of such utteran-
ces showed the presence of many repub-
Ii cans.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

LlNNEY ought to be nominated by all
means IN the world. He ought not to
be sacrificed by such damn fool" said
Loge Harris, rushing down from the
stage, when the delegate from Lincoln
killed MIR. Linney by saying that he did
not think the railroad platform would do
Immediately Mr.. Herring trepublican).
from Haywood; Loge Harris father. and
Revenue Agent Mason, of Chatham and
other republicans urged Mr.. Linnev,s
nomination. He has been maxine
speeches on the st. Louis platform. said
gentleman nominating r. T. Linne,,
Esq, for Attorney General. "Yes." said
delegate, land 80 has Skinner"
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

TIE third party convention adopts a
platform against national banks, and
then declares in favor of Weaver who de-
nounced democrats for opposing national
banks.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

Mr.. SKINNER was nominated for ,,,
ernor by acclamati n. When no an
peared on the stage to accept he was ap-
plauded. His remarks We're we'll 70
celved. But when he said that he reserved
tne right not to be made an agent to
elect republicans in North Carolina his
words fell like wet blanket over the
convention.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17
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The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

AFTER yesterday, it cannot be said
that the third party is pattern by
which all other can take example.
The state chronicle., 1892-08-17

WEAVER declared that "the record of
the republican party appealed to the can
did judgment Of all men as unimpeach-
able This record favors national banks,
gold standard, only, and high tariff
The third party declares opposition to
all OF these and yet advocates Weaver.