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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
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PikeyiIIe Letter.
Association

DEAR ARGUS: Rev. F. W.
Farris, of your ci1y will preach
here next Sunday evening at 3
o'clock. and everybody is invited
to attend.
Mr.. John w. Hosea, who has
been coutined to his home with
chills, is ali to be out again, we
are glad to report.
Oar young friend Mr.. E. &.
Nelson came up from Newtern
Tuesday on a visit TO relatives.
Rev. w. Fl. Frost, the brilliant
young minister who recently
conducted a very successful revi-
val at Pleasant Grove church
near here, will preach at this
place next Monday at 1 p. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Garris, of
your city were in our midst Suns
day on a visit to relative.
We regret exceedingly to learn
of the death Of Elder J. 2. Mos
lingo which sad event occurred
at his home near here early Sun
day morning after a severe i'll
ness Of several weeks duration.
He was about So years of age and
had been a faithful minister in
the Free Will Baptist church for
about - years. He leaves a wife
and three children and a wide
circle of friends to mourn his de-
mise. J. f. e.
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A Millionaire Baker.

Bar Harbor. Me-. Sept. 90
THE millionaire baker" is the
very latest here. J. Mmontgo-
merry Sears is the hero. He is
actually running a public bake>
shop. It is needless to say he
is doing it just for fun.
It seems that the Bar Harbor
baker hired a German assistant,
who made bread that made the
blue bloods' mouths water. His
shop was besieged by the best of
customers. The German tumbled
to the racket and struck for
more pay. He was refused, and,
leaving his employer, bought
an oven on credit and started in
for himself. One Of his best Gus :
toners was Mr.. Sears. The de-
serted employer wrote to the
oven manufacturer, saying that
the German could not pay for his
oven, and the firm demanded
cash. The German could not
pay, but Mr.. Sears did. The
opposition cut prices below cost.
Then Mr.. Sears took off his coat,
and took charge of the Germans
shop himself and sold bread so
cheap that the other fellow sims
ply was not in it. Mr.. Sears
says he will see his man through
the season with a profit.
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Nat Moore on Trial.
Daily Argus Tuesday September q

Daily Argus Tuesday September %.
AS we go to press the trial OF
Nat More for the murder of his
wife Polly Ann Moore on the
uight Of August 1st is rearing
IL send. The evidence for the
prosecution and the defense was
concluded about 10 O'Clock to-
day, and argument begun, The
detFndant Is ably represented by
MesSrs. [ f Dnr;ch andAycock
& Daaieis. and The S ate IS repre~
=, n;rd ~ acting solicitor r.
Jain S H. Pou. Upon the cons
Gu icn Of the evidence at u
u'circK. Mr.. [ f Dortch al :
dr. s7,d the jn'y. oleting The
ease, as lis argument Wa
force fui ard il~np'rts>;ve and his
citations Of law bearing Oh the
facts We're Conclusive, III b.urlng
out the tia II the d-f,nc--:hat
OF !EanoIau5htrr, or iiiH:d. I III
the SeCOHtt Il. gee.
A. tie c1rrtuai1n Of Mr..
p,i cl: : arg !fnt -. cuurt TOOK d
uinutr Itct>e C!!ti. 2 81 ucipck,
Upon tie ItcuLv* ul.4 ii court
thls afitinuun. Mr.. e B. Ay-
cock f"n the u. t. nte began Ills
argus cit, a. i !,= u4aue one Of
he 9'r.ttSs s. speeches ever
!It ARA E. uf .Iurt house IN be-,
bail II Use unfortunate man
Wht>e iiFe now hangs trembling
III Tie rafarc3
HE argument fer the State by
Mr. Pou was cpmpr+htl we, in
partial, clear ana succinct. aud
dlu t!a! grn1lem1u great credit
as an able iaWle TT ami conscien-
,int:s otficer
The jury agreed on Il verdict
alb nat 600 clock and lmmedi-
atcly court re assembled When
Judge Boykin took his seat, the
court room Was crowded, but every
whisper was hushcd when thcClcrk
asked the jury for their verdict,
The words, "Guilty OF murder in
the second degree fell from the
lips OF the foreman and broke the
d2a:h-llke stiffness.
The judge expressed regret at
not being furnished any evidence
commendatory OF Moore's char
acter and sentenced him to i'm
prisonment for 80 years III the
State penltentiary.
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the county convention:
Delegates-M L Adams, W P
Whitly, j II Grant, Howell Gar
ris, James M Handy, Rufus Mo-
lingo, Sr.
Alternates-J A Adams, J A
Sasser, Dick Anderson, G D Biz
zeH, Geo Casey, B F Mozingo.
w D Adams, for tax collector,
and Ed Long, for constable, were
nominated by acclamation.
The following magistrates were
nominated by acclimation: j M
Handy John Herring, Benz F
Mozingo.
The delegates were instructed
to vote for James FL Grant for
sheriff and A T Uzzell for county
treasurer, whereupon Mr. Grant
thanked the convention and the
people of his township for their
confidence in him and the kindness
shown, and asked them to support
Sheriff Scott instead of himself.
The convention then adjourned.
PROVIDENCE.
The Primary for Providence
precinct was held according tc
appointment Saturday Sept. 10Th
1896, with good attendance. Elijah
Edwards was elected Chairman
and D. G. Davis Secretary. The
following were elected delegates
to the county convention. D. G..
Davis, D. IL. Overman, Council
Pennington. These delegates
were constituted a committee to
confer with committees of other
precincts to nominate tax collec-
tor, magistrates and constable.
D.. G. DAVIS, Sec.
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seventh. T, F. Klutz, Democrat:
eighth; Tyre York, Democrat;
ninth, r. D. Gjlmer, Democrat.
The Democratic committee
adopted resolution. which will
be made public at 9 80 o'clock
this morning, when another meet
ing will be held by each commit
tee. Keith and the Democratic
electors will vote for Bryan and
Sewall and the Populists will
vote for Bryan and Watson.
At 2 o'clock your correspon-
dent is told the Populist commit
tee has informed the Democratic
committee thatit does not regard
it's contract with republicans as to
congressman as binding and is
open to arrangements with the
Democrats, if one can be made.
II is further asserted that both
committees have appointed SUBJ
committees to confer.on this mat
ter at $50 o'clock this morning.
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County Delegates.

At the various Democratic
township and precinct primaries
held throughout the county last
Saturday to select delegates to
the Democratic County Conven-
ton to be held in this city next
Saturday. Sept. 26, the following
have been reported to us:
PIKEvILLE TOWNSHIP.
The Democratic Primary Con>
vention of Pikeville Precinct No.
l, to select three delegates to
the county convent lion which
meets in Goldsboro Sept. Goth
was called to order in the Alliance
Hall. Saturday Sept. 18th at 4
o'clock p. N. by chairman w. B.
Fort. w. B. Abortion was re-
quested to act as temporary
chairman and w. L Pike as secs
rotary, on motion Of w. b Fort
the temporary organization was
made permanent.
The following were nominated
delegates.
Delegates-nyman Pate, W.
B. Fort, W. B. Albritton.
AIternates-W. L Pike, Jlmcs
Winbon, J. H. Sykes.
Ga motion Of w. L Pike the
delegates are requested to meet
a like delegation of PrecinG No.
2. at Goldsboro on Saturday
Sept. 26t1, and the joint delega~
ton shall have full power to
nominate three Justices Of the
Peace, one Tax Collector and
Constable for Pikeville Town
ships. Convention adjourned.
W. B. Albritton, Chm.
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for SALE

Containing Encyclopedia Britannica
leather binding. full number of vol
umes, Works of Shakespeare. Dante
and Milton, and numbers Of other
works by standard authors, all in good
Also one Winchester Rifle.
leather case, cartridge belt and re-
leaking outfit and one Remington
Rifle. ALI will be sold together or sep
arately. Can be seen at
HILLS DRUG STORE,
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L WO men
became engaged III a fight near
the Southern depot last night
aud one of them slashed at
the other with a knife, cutting a
cash in his throat. DR.. Baure
sewed it up aud he was ali right.
The cutter got away from the
crowd.
Murfreesboro Index: The to
bacco crop is nearly all cured.
The cures are remarkably good.
The work of stripping and grad
ing has begun. Our advice to
the farmers is.not to e n o big
a hurry about selling their tn>
bacco. At present the markets
are crowded with the lowest
grades of tobacco and prices are
consequently low.
Nashville Optic: To-day is the
first anniversary of the Bank Of
Nashville. Que year ago to day
it's doors were first opened for
business. During the past year
this Bank has done quite a sue
cessfuI business, and having just
moved into their elegant new
brick building and the rapid
growth of the town, it's future is
bright for a prosperous life.
Greenv,l!e Reflector: Capt,
Henry w. Brown died at his
home five miles from town on
Friday night at 9 o'clock. He
had been in feeble health for a
long time. He was an excellent
citizen, held in high esteem by
every one. Capt. Brown was a
Mason and a member of the
Knights Of Honor. He was
turied with the Masonic honors
this afternoon.
Washington Messenger: We
regret TO learn through the
Watch>Tower that the Rev. J J.
Harper the pastor of the Chris
ten church has rendered his res
ignation to take effect the fourth
Sunday in October. Mr.. Harper
has been the pastor of the church
here for the last twelve months.
During this period he has made
many friends, regardless Of de-
nomination and endeared himself
to the members of the community
as the faithful pastor and the
Christian gentleman.
Weldon News; An engineer OF
the S. A. L whose veracity cam
not be doubted, relates a strange
coincident, which happened in
this town last Monday. He says
he was walking along First
street, and just as he got oppo-
site Capt. T. F. Anderson's resi-
dence, he heard something fail
just in front OF him. and upon
Investigation, he found it was g
brand new silver quarter. He
looked around and not seeing
any one near, could not imagine
where it came from. So yor
see, we are destined to have Tree
silver. If the American people
will not vote for US to have. i
will fall from the skies. O {
Hanna and all his gold Acannoi
keep it back. It's coming JUS
as sure as you are Lying.
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i hoods
Sarsa par
Hoods Pills e easy t to op 1aisi easy IS 50 cents saas,

J. II. Sanderson and H. G. Bizzell.
Precinct No. 3.
Delegates-A 6. Jordan, Jas.
l.. c. McCullin.
Alternates-Geo. Joyner, Irwin
Grantham, w. E. Blackman, and
all Democratic voters that wish to,
were requested to attend and cast
their pro rata share of the vote.
O.. 2. Britt was nominated for
tax collector, c.. w. Denning for
constabIe;Haywood Burch, Henry
g.. Bizzell and g. NJ. Bridgers,
magistrates.
Geo. M. Bridgers, Sec'y.
.sAULSToN.
The following delegates were
elected from Saulston:
Delegates-J. b. Smith, H. E,
Parks, E. P. Daniel.
For Magistrates, w. H. Smith,
George F. Butts, John Eason;
for tax collector, G.. c. Rackley;
for constable, W. r. Newsom.
w. G. Whitfield, Chm.
w r. Newsom, Sec'y.
WHITE HALL.
AT a meeting held at White
Hall precinct, Sept. 10, the fol
lowing delegates were elected:
Delegates-J NJ Rich, H H
Grimes, + Walker.
Alternates-E NJ Head, Atlas
Price. A Stroud.
W B Whitfield, Chm
IA Whitfield, Sec'y,
INDIAN SPRINGS,
The following are the delegates
from Indian Springs:
Delegates w. F. Patrick,
Henry Grady, j, a. Kornegay,
G. w. Smith.
Alternates-John W, Ward,
Daniel Grady, E. Grant, C.. A.
Smith.
Executive Committee j. H.
Edwards, j. ". Ward, {. w.
Smith, S. B Smith, Daliel Grady.
j. H. Edwards, Chm.
G. a. Smith, Sec'y.
MOUNT OLIVE.
The following delegates were
elected from Mt. Olive precinct:
Delegates-I. ]. Kelly. J. E.
Griswold, D. n. McGee, VIM.
Potts. r E. Lee. Jas. A, Vest
brock, W. e. Wilkinson, Lewis
Virgins. W. F. English, DR.. J.
W. Fornegay. NJ. j. Norris. W.
G. Fulghum, Jno. r. Smith, Jas.
r Hatch.
Jas. r. Hatch, Chm.
Jno r. Smith, Sec.
P. SD. N. MCGEE and Lewis
Wigginswere elected as delegates
from Thunder Swamp pracint.
+. R. S.
GOLDsBORO TOWNSHIP.
At a meeting held in the court
in this city last night the follow
ing delegates chosen from
the different precincts and town
ship to the county convention:
Precinct A-E B Dewey, II T
Dortch, ] K Wrenn, j M Gran.
than, M S Witherington.
Precinct B-M H Tilton, jim
Summerlin, N O'Berry, Z I
Bizzell, [ N Waters.
Precinct C-Henry We'll, J M
Powell, John Handy, G Mel
son, j E Peterson.
Precinct DID j Broadhurst,
W H Sugg, G W Daughetry, j
w Saddler, j W Roberts.
Township-G W humphrey, I
E Pridgen, Amos Prince, H A
Pinnock, John G Bardin, W I
Dortch, w Cotton.
For Justice of the Peace-Amos
Prince, Geo W Langston, W Il
Griffin, j H Hill, W H Collins,
IN W Musgrave, j M Hollowell,
John W Gardner.
Mr. Willis A Denmark was
unanimously re-nominated by a
rising vote for tax collector, ano
by vote Mr. Thos Head was re
nominated for constable by a ma
Ijority of 1 vote over MI Henry
Grady.
The convention was RECALLED by
stirring speeches from Messrs W
iC Munroe, w r Allen and c t
Aycock.
The indications are that Wayn.
county will do her full duty, al
ever, in Noyember's election.
NEW HOPE
At a meeting of the Democratic
voters of New Hope township, hele
at New Hope Church, the follow
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! nm re

blood, to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
prevent such eruptions and suffering.
81 had a dreadful carbuncle abscess,
red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor at
tended me over seven weeks. When the
abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and
I Thought I should not live through it. 1
heard and read SO much about Hoods
Sarsaparilla, hat I decided to take it, and
my husband, who was suffering with
boils, took it also. It 0 purified our
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VOCAL AND instrumental
MUSIC,

Miss Minnie Aycock, a pupil
of the New England Conserva-
tory will give lessons in vocal
AMI Instrumental Music in Colds
boro commencing Tuesday, Sep>
TENDER 18th, 1896. For terms ap>
ply to the Office of Messrs. Ay-
cock & Daniels.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE.
As remedy for all forms of
ueatiache Electric Bitters has
proved 20 be the best. It effects
a rerluannnt cure aud the most
l.anitual sick headaches yield to
its iriuence. We urge all who
are afflicted 10 procure a bottle
AID give this remedy fair trial
La cases of habi1ual conslipa
ton. Electric Bitters cures by
giving the needed tone to the
bowels, and few cases long re-
sjst the use of this medicine. Try
il once. soc. and 81. 90 per bot
tie at j. H. Hill & Sons Drug
Store
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Do pot experiment in so important
a matter as your health. Purify, cher
ish and vitalize your blood with Hoods
Sal saparilla, and keep yourself strong
and healthy.
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III: ARGUS
DAILY AND
al BRIEFS

tla .u.r hautl'Se >torro of MtSsrs.
SIN, il. n,..oll e. 60. uf ibis CITY.
Nj '"' ". -
a .~a.u,a...r d " ~, sl.n. j. on d
yi.i. - y. nrn.ugr Mr. GAo G.
X .rn4ut. cur u.buiar REGISTER
n.n.
us afy d 10 }nt~nE is on
u VI" / - -'nod e'l't' ON a YORK
roh-t-"i's Fht g. h:chard
\ q q u"ush Fl 'elofe re
tnfI'''S 80 '"f schooi duties III
Wiz
,,,t,.. u',r and Grams
L.. ,i,n basf.k.n :.
.,xi,i,,n on. iA..5r,
- -, r1nt tfNr II a
in ,is ci1,
IS Ertle Tinker. of Haiti-
r';, upa!ai mliliuer WLL
Pay san SUnkIai sallstaciion IL
ll",A l>lve tlaCe of MCsers. j
W. zzc!l & Go. last year, ha>
1Ileo 10 Ine cliy 10 LII au-
fs' Ao'o
ne "'oNF
TIE Try IN th.' trial of the.
negro CHARLES Many Ter aJtpInl:l
to wreck lie ''shoo fly" on ths
night of 1he % h IF asst N VEN
Der cou'G moi agree aud d miss
trial resulted. The case went
over to the next term OF the Su
perior court and Mauly was Eut
under a $500 bond. in default ri
which he was lodg d in all to
II IS the duty Of every Demo
C at to ue at his place of regis
tratIon his vuttHg prcciuct-
Mex Saturday and STE THAI his
name is daily registered. Ii IS
comparatively a new repatriation
this year, and only three success
ivrSaturiayS in Wnich 10 register
uLder We new election law. l.
is the law of the enemy anu ID IN
Ocrats should be alert.
ruF G.,h,,Sbor, OIL Mi,i xii
r,,k w., fall ,ima orc
Lan III we.E Thrnnyb h
summer months, when cotton
S ed ar, scarce, the mil Is shu'
down aud the machinery Is
all over'saulnd and repairs MAD
where neeCe l. rms work has oeef'
comp leStd Il when the macflih~
"rV Is SET IN m'tlpil everything
Will he III hr't class condlt'on
aud h '0It''rS VIII never Se'
cold nut Il X summer.
The d.ath rate at New Orle-
-. ,., az ,ho i,u.e, ~,
- .,,t, ~ ,rlit'c r.,
n,'Iu11 -, .nd for h,a.k nnlr 1e
10 T,,-' - ~ ax.aIIant .bow
~, f,r,ni- .a.-nn nf tho vo.,
me TImes-D-meerat claim. and
with re,son. that !, SHOWS The
CITY is becoming one of III.
healthiest in the c,untry. il. sum
mer as well as COOL weather. The
G.. edit fer the existi-y condition
of affairs is given TO the imDrov
ed sanitary measures that have
been adopted in recent y,ars.
JHE ARGUS is always GLAD to
note Inc or GoidsoorG
talent aud Goldsooro merit
Whethef al nome or elseWhefe
IL IS therefore a pleasure'to US tt
chronicle the selection, under 9
competitive examination, OF VIM
PrincinaI .of the ColoreS Schoo1
of Nawbern He is one of the
Lrirhto.f vonnr mon of his POO.
n he : are a,.d has always sC
demaan.d himself here Al, home
and elsewhere as TO win anc
hold The esteem of all who know
him,
Trr tin ond shoot mo+.1 a..
NJ 9 D So,
" 10 49, 49, haan ,naLaHal
49, r. r 80 r.,
III ooat; +ho 49,
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VS. vs. roo NJ 80. -
10 s;miIa. hnl;noas ~ no.
n;tr - 81. tha ,as,
hano ~ ~ ~ tp;I,
sro now located and ha fnds :
impractlcable to successfully
conduct both businesses. MI
K6r is An GoSlTdOlS
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The Best Salve in the World for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever. Sores, letter, Cha p
ped Hands, Chllbialns, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price rs cents per
hottie, for sale by J. Ell. Hill & Scr.
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Truckers Convention.

The truck growers Of Colds
boro and vicinity are requested to
meet 1T the mayors office next
Saturday, the 26th inst, at i
O'Clock p, M, for the purpose OF
organizing a Truck Growers
Association.
L B Parker,
Henry Lee,
a l. Swinson,
\ nj Prince,
II A Pcnnock,
r L Pipkin,
Arnold Borden,
and others.
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20 IS

It is often difficult to convince peo-
pie their blood is impure, until dread
full carbuncles, assesses, boils, scrot-
ula OF salt rheum, are painful proof of
the fact. 1t is wisdom now, or when.
ever there is any indication of
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SUMNER prices-Coal: s.450 ton of
1000 Id weight, or measured, 10 bbls
full, So. w. H. Griffin. Leave ord
ers with J ".Grifin or Pitman Bros.
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Hoods Pills are the est-after-din-
ner pill; assist digestion cure head
ache. 25 cents.
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Subscribe to the ARGUS. 81. 90
per year
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS
LIFE.

Mr.. C. Caillouette, Druggist,
Beaversville, ILL.,. says: Ito DR.
Kings New Discovery ! owe my
life. Was taken with la grippe
AID triod all the physicians for
miles about, but of no avail and
was giveL up and told [ could
not i've Having DR., Kings
NV Discovery in my store |
: II for "a bottle and began its
U.s. and from the first dose be-
gan to get better, aud after US
ing three bottles was up and cut
again. 1t is worth his weight iu
gold We won't keep store or
mouse without it.
Triai bottles free at J.. Il. Hill
&son's drug store. Regular size
soc aud II.
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vention OF Pikevl!Ie Township
Precinct No 2, was held to day
at Gurley's school house. There
being many present is evidence
that Democracy is still triumphs
ant. The meeting was called to
order by ]. W. Thompson chair
man, and appointed II. F. yell
verton secretary, The chairman
after explaining the objecG Of the
meeting, proceeded to business,
1st by electing delegates to at
tend the County Convention to
be held at G~oldsboro Saturday
Sept. 26th. The following dele
gates were chosen.
G. L. Gurley. Ed Peel. J. w.
Thompson, Alternates. Henry
Talton, Irwin Talton, VIM, Ful~
gum.
It was moved and carried that
the same delegates that are 40
pointed to attend the county con
ventiOn Ire empowered to meet
the committee of Precinct Nc. l..
at Goldsboro in regard TO nomi-
mating Justice of the Peace, Tax
collector and constable, no fur
Their business the meeting ads
burned.
j. w. Thompson, chm.
HI. f. Yelverton, sec.
GREAT SWAMP.
In response to order of the
Democratic primary, for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates to
the county convention, to be held
in Geldsboro, on Saturday, Sept.
26th, then and there TO choose
candidates for the various offices
to be filled, the following delegates
were chosen:
Barnes Aycock, Rufus Hol-
land, Thomas Hooks, Dempsy
Copeland, w. G. Swift.
Alternates-Simon Aycock, +.
j. Edmundson, David Peel, p.
Peacock.
The following are the nominees
of Great Swamp:
For Magistrates Sc. S. Decs,
Green Copeland, B. Y. Hooks.
For Tax Collector-P. l.. Pea
cock.
The delegates from this town
ship were instructed to support
John D. Davis, of Fremont, for
one of our representatives to the
next Legislature.
E.. j. Overman, Chm.
R.. G. Renfrow, Sec'y.
The voters Of Dudley precinct
appointed the following delegates:
Delegates-J. M, Edgerton,
T. O Mozingo.
Alternates-Urban Lewis, G.
G, Warrick.
We recommend j, M. Edger-
ton for magistrate, and G. P.
Hall for tax collector.
W. B. Bowden, Chm.
j. W. Grady, Sec.
FORK.
The Democratic primary OF
Fork township was called to order
Sept. 10 and elected the follow
ing delegates:
Delegates-Joel Rhodes, q. J.
Yelverton, j. w. Rose, VIM. U.
Grantham, H. D. Porter, N. H.
Gurley, T.. B. Parker.
Alternates-R. P. johnson, G.
L. Becton, Joseph Croker, E. T.
Atkinson, j. B. Hastings, G. W
Mitchell. A. II. Toler.
The township nominees arc.
For Magistrates-W. F. Rose,
Joel Rhodes, E.. I. Atkinson.
For Tax Collector-W. l..
Becton.
For Constable-T. r. Gurley.
The enthusiasm of. the meeting
was greatly increased by a stir.
ing speech from Mr. T. B. Par
ker. At the close of the primary
a Bryan and Watson club wa or
gained, with our young friend J.
M. Mitchell as president.
A. S. Sasser, Chm.
E. I. Atkinson, Sec'y,
GRANTHAM.
The Democratic voters Of
Grantham township met together
at Grantham's Store, Sept. 10th,
and appointed the following dele.
gates to the county convention
Precinct No. i. q
Delegates -Charley Edwards
r. A. Whitfield, John Bizzell, G,
w. Denning, Ransom Keen.
Alternates-S. D. Thornton
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-09-24
A THREE CORNERED TICKET.
THE DEMOCRATS AMI POPU
LISTS ON FUSION.

The Electoral Ticket to be Conn.,
posed of Five Democrats, Five
Populists and One SiIverite-
The PopuIists Offer to Desert
Their Republican Allies and
Form Congressional Fusion
With the Democrats.
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MRS. ANNA PETERSON, Latimer, Kansas.