The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-04

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The discussion ends by the Liberty
Bell going to the Atlanta Exposition. 1t
viii leave Philadelphia, Sept. 18th, going
by Richmond, Lynchburg, Knoxville and
Chattanooga.
The StatesviIle State, commiserating
with editor Robinson, of the Asheyill9
Citizen, says it might have been worse.
Instead Of being sentenced to jail, says
the State, editor Robinson might have
been sentenced to the Legislature for
life
Yesterdays State Republican, edited
by colored men, says: Eight hundred
thousand dollars vas invested by white
people in cotton mills last month ID
North Carolina about three thousand
dollars was invested by coEored people
IN excursions
The French artificial pearl is produced
by boring hole in ths shell of the oyster,
and introducing small bit of glass,
which the animal covers with "nacre,
or mother of pearl TO stop the irritation.
Such pearls are fat on one side, and of
less value than tho1e produced natur-
ally.
Editor Gillian has written poem on
DIR. 7. B. Kingsbury, in Which he says
ehe doctors beart is fpure gold. The
tatesyille landmark remarks: Mr.
liam means well5 but this class
kQf Dr.. Kingsb9ry with the gold bugs
.ke all the balm out of the poem.
I'd haye said his heart is pure
at vs. 10 to /.
ssThe substantial benefits which can
merry may bring to locality" says the
Chico, California, Enterprise, "are well
shown by the fact that during the past
three seasons the Chico cannery, with
capital Of only $11, 600. has sold its pro
ducts for $S1 900, and paid the women
and children of the town for work $18,
$50, and to the orchardists for fruit
$27 900. !"
Jackson and Van Buren, were Presi.
dents when Col. Morrison was boy,
and he says: During this time | got it
in my head that if a Wing was to be
elected President the bottom would drop
out and the country would go to hell in
three days When Harrison was elected,
then. fully expected the order of the
universe to be changed and was much
surprised to find when / got up the next
morning that the sun was rising in the
east il the accustomed way"
The Illinois Democrats are to carry
their silver split into the 18Th Con
presslonal District, where a new Con
gresham is to be elected in place Of the
late Frederick Remain. The regular
convention is certain to be controlled by
the silver men under the lead of the
State committee; and recognizing this,
Senator Palmer has announced that a
sound money Democrat will surely run
for Congress in that district, and he will
take the stump in his behalf. This means
that the administration men will bolt the
convention if they cannot control it, ard
the success of the Republican candidate
IN a district nominally Democratic would
seem TO be assured.
tIt Il suggested" says that Charlotte
Observer, ''that it might not do for the
Fusi0nists To nominate Mai. ". a.
Guthrie foe Governor next year because
Of the fact that he is an attorney Of the
Southern Railway Company. We assure
the doubters that there is nothing what
ever ia this objection Fusionists are
GOOD at yelling ''m3nopol!slh 'aireling2'
at other people but nothing could be es-
tablished against one Of their oTu c2Gdi-
dates which would cause shan 70 hesitate
about voting for hin TIE raj roads ran
their Legislature AID .ec.e4.-Q q rail Dad
attorney United STATES Senator, so nat
It Is seen tnat a railroad man is al right
in their eyes uule be Is opposing them,
Make way for Maj Guthrie
The Marion Record warts Judge Arm
4 nominated for Governor. The
! .rham sun wants Julian 5. Carr The
f1kforf Ledger faYors It. Gov, Dough
ton. The AsheyIle Ojsiz3n wants &
mountain man" name not given, but
Y1rpsuIa2d TO 0e COi. ll6o. I. DaYlCSOu
i1r Faison tells the Charlotte Observer
that the East is solid for Jarvis, and say s
4ehe,s the only Democrat that can carry
4ha stare. - Ogerman has lots Of friends
The statesyllle Landmark prints the
Following: Wen, Governor, who's
going to be our mex Governors" asked
Ir. Geo. H. Rose, of Fayetteville. of
sanator Jarvis Wednesday night at the
Renbow House, ia Greensboro. 81
can't prophesy, said be. 4 hear Tom
Mason. julie Carr, Lee German, Bob
Glenn aud Theo. Davidson spoken of.
We ought to nominate the strongest man
we have for Governor in May, and start
him to work early"