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tatarad tk FoetOfflee at Wlnaoa. , i. . Bsaoadv-Claea matter. ' j - a aosixsr lUlte TBwrwU fame 23rd, 1893 . Vhaa wntin to ten you P e writing bot chanted, don't tail to give th otto no what VlntH changed wl Af IM( W wbish job win Mwt ATlUAfc WVEHTI!B - - rhlrd Party . Omaha, July 4th. PrbhibUB,iCIaeiattJ gaat 29tb aadSOta. i TKational Ticket.-, , i -loi-rtMAWA, f r f I .J tea to auT VIITfXAW UK1U, j ' or WW fowr. ia. Tmaam. 1AnhM thai ftit- i aatioa . rt-Obleag aa touoaa: : Uisi to efWa ; t'ltwlaad eanaol ear. Itf. Kortb Crolin. and a Lt to " Bio fcoavfboLjiwbD oa en New : 'Jl a allioaoo f itbe Trc grf mit FaMMif U ha aontiaoad by! Mm. L 1 tc, vntt ud roprtetor. with no ; afaaagw iat (ditorial pri taicM mn j tatftMl Tht fohej of tha papar. k la aaDonaetd. Will tolf hbftged ia ; any tMicalr. . I , . ' i . a i i f i i i j i !-. j. , . t i ! i . . . i -v ' afaa!ay aoraing during a ttorra I at BUkoni M. Ugbtaiag .ajjraok Ua ! koaaa c I kit. 0. . yigmoa ahila three i of hi aU ehUdrea aeii, leaUd oa a tiaak sear hJ window. Twit wen i ioataaUy killed.! while the cue' in the 1 ai;ddkMoataiaid onJt a atlsht 'ahoekv FX t X. "i X. JIadaoB, Ula paator ol tha phalby Circuit litthodiat eboreb aad Eomapoadi&g editor of tha Bal aik.Cbkttoa Adtoaale died as Muf gaaloai early Uonday aorniBf. Pr. i Badaok had beaa 'aadet tteataeat for : aeteid'aoBtba and waa tht-ogbt to be j iaproui; Ha waa ia bia 9lh year aad mM widow and one aoa . Tha ptoaotioa f . Soger Q If ilia, : ihaeaa o the Tezaa.Demoeraey, from iLegfkUfare of Taa lait Winter made i tha jeteelioo of. hie atteeeaaor i m the Boom a eeeeaitY wbiek election ba Jaat beta held, teeaUirg ia a ajority foe tka People a Party aaBdidata over ;. tha redalar BodrboB JDeaoaraOe aoaa- iaaa of aeac BOO ia tha diet riot, So Daajeewaey get hlaak eye ia ;lta. Horth OarohaA Deaceraey edTaa but. CI eeteAd ia aocaiaaied' for the 1 Praaidaaey what a Bete of Brow ay leoaatryaaa. Heart. Bob Olaji, Wat- bob; Baztoo, BUir d Oa. beeA before i tbeialo ckt Bat me the matter of the I ticket end platfora pal oat by their Bute Contention, ae gneaa. they will aof aaly awallow iW bataaenrtttaatea 4a will be aeca oAoar flrai 'fage the BiefaBOad PuillLr lailro paarre ! i ato tba hand of r,eeerfer. ' Joat what i wid hatha reuilt to the. pabtia Mrrioa i we do not know, lot we" lake it .that it aaaialy affaU tbe general manigemeut, ! that w t ey iteal&eera. : there ha ! beea a' twirl ia -the re orauiinn of I t'B'Tetafaal property aad tha receiver i ahlp aaeae to be an off-abo of that troaUa. j - i ttt i-A colored man, in loge Hama - ratifieatioB mr eting : inL. Raleigh laat wa?k IB wbieUaa altemp") vu ttidt t peaa a taablatiaa to the ffeot th it tbe . nepaiaeape ongn not ; piece . a ouiie ; tieket ia the laid thie Tear bat aoppoit . tbe Tfiird Farjty eaadidatea, aomewbat ; partinenttj-itated that, wht B be joined ; the PemoeraUo patty h wontd prefer i going it ttraight and not to auer at ' ai4eduort - The reaolntion t did . not i A dreamer at t,he Iballelta board : ia taie atiy TaetJay, aoa minting apoa the tela ana tioa tba Cbicaao Coavea tipa bffer)eg aoedoleaee to eSSecrt.ta r ofStata famea ;d. j Blaine 1b hia raeent aflietion by the death of hla iou Hmmoaa. Bbiine. provoeed Blaine te Preeidential nomiaee of Uie Demo i et alia parry, f Tba aathor of the idea aeeate j ta aht hia party to fry over f agaia tba Bojraoa Greeley expetiaeet. I Three of tba geallaaeB already propoe ad fo the Demoeratte aoaiaattoa aa e-Upablicana, Bok; Gray aad Pais ar. " Bat tkea tba Demoeratie partr iAlwaya,wae etrack oa ex ficpabliaaa : iahea ' and soandidaUa Aa to ; Mr, iBlaaaA. bower er. baada ofL Ha allll ntlkl tlLa .mini mwiA rfnltahMi ' Beaablfeaa eapteiaa, Iwboa a honor lag by tha reaoiatioae referred to, tha OATeatioa bat boaared Ueelf, I - - y.t. ,i.r wOae of the acet eommendable acta ati tba Kortb. Carolina jdetagetioa at i ltUnape4ia,'aad an thai wHi inspire j great; onftdeoee anu-bg Bepablieaaa i tkroaghoat tba BtaU waa the" elect! oa j of Co).' fl. 0. Oowfea, of BUtearille, member of the National Bepablieaa ' KxaeatiTa Committee. ; Col. Cawlee ia i a. good ana, a traa BpabUeaa and ; alwayA aAd aadet alii etreamataneee " ' vaay be relied apon to represent the beat intareeta of tbe party ia the Btata : Free7roB tterj faotioaal eoTkoameat, hia axperienoe of the party V great art Bead andthe tact that be icaidea ia the Piedmont eeotioa where the growth : at Bepablioaniani I aol only aUady . bat; rapidly inareaaing, , reodera , hla ' aosAael pf great Table lo tbeiNational tVnuaittne aa wall aa of benefit to tbe party tkroaghoat the Stale r Dp.VT HIM TIIEH - fiLOQ wiU oar for t HB Ubtob Bkp- cauo and tha N. I, Trlbone ap to Dec. lit both papera for' the. vriea of i ..II II I f-,Whe Mid Cleveland wm Uek aaattMT. i - . i ' I J ttt I y i kl "- i i TBMP, TRAMP. MVI ABB RtBCHIlMI. J Forsyth hae tea npCMelUUTi Ik th Natloael Democratic CoaTaatloa at Chicago UU was la the persba of CYB. Watsoa,U. C. Baftoa, K B. EffW. E. B. Joace. H. W. Friea. J. Galea, E. O. Vaagba. I. E. Felp, Dr. E. Keraer, tad ExSaerlfT Bojrer, aad poeslbly there who eaeaptd oar atiaatUw. They at alao a ajut for Cveland. .;;:' C -j ; "f The Vailr Sent iel ,ut yette ray awaafr? j"fer4..' ,-brr-..- "The Jest beam of , til Wtosfoa delegation to tha Rational Coavea tioa is thai they were aea walking over tha Olio river bridge froa Cot Ingtos to ClidBBAtl itqairing Ike way to Chicago. Taeyjtald they vert hot aad were all to way ftem Wiastoa Saiea." ; ; I ;r- TbaKaw York Waakly TfibaBA end Xba Ujnoa BxrcaucA from tow aa 10 Dee. lat for oaly ILUL , THi rwruc PAjmr. Ak will be aeen iroat oat reporU oa tba rat paa lb Third r feopJe'a Party fare bald eoareotioae ief ery tjcgieaiuBai auinei u ia oiaie, i aept tba FineV aa haT"aoaiaatd aaadiJatea for Oongraaa ift aarea at tha nine. Hot only ao, bat 3a arery eoBTe&tion the diaatiafaat(oa with tba ateeeat hybrad State tkket: pat oat ty tha lata Pemoeratia State tJoaTenttoa waa pronounced and the deter ainalioa to aoaiaata a Paopto'a farty btau tiaket aaaatfeet aad aamiatakable. pa fact, tha DerAoeraUe State' preaa have aboat broagil thenaeeleeerta a point, diaagreeabla aa it hae beeo i tbaai to te and to acknowledge that the Third or' PeopIeV Party uNaa - eatabliahed fact 1 Aa to who will be nominated for Ui e Preaideeey by tbe Deaoeratt i tt Chicago thta week will make .bat tittle diOereDoe, ao far aa thia aoTement ia oonotined. The temper of the eoaea Uoo ie eaeb Uat tha "St. lVoaia da- maaden" are reallv ia waa laTor than Biaini Kepubiieaua. W ether, there, fore, ; it u Clerelaad. Qormaa or- a Weeteia man the Tbird or Feopiew Parte . candidate. Preeidential and dta, are aartAiatiea. . . g .; - : i '4. lnaiead of thie apriaiag Of the people . . - it- a a. t: oeiag a disadvantage (0 ui nepauu eana to aorta uarouna, we are mm to eipreaa the belief that it will befp them help eleet oar Preeidential eleo ton. help ae raet good men to the Legialatare and to Congreee. - With te-o Democrat tieketa ia tha field. State aad National, it doea look to aa thai the Bepablieaaa with A State ticket by atber Jadgee Byna Fdrobee. Fairolotb. Buton or aoae aeb repreeentatife North OaroliniaB woeld. with oar Preeidential eleotora. averp the State. t . ! FOB TIXK VAHPAIGX. We will eand eon Taa Caioa Bar cBuoiAa and the N. T. Weekly TA bone anUl Dec let for S1.00. 1 I vnaona bi.ai!ik jead. The et apalhr of all! Americana without reference to party ronnectione will te extended to Mr. ; Btniae and ftw.il.. im mmmi,iu AnmUc aiflotiov which haa orerwhelard thea; For the third tlae within two yeare death hae entered their clr cle, and tblt Uioe with :Urtl-,Dg an ezpaetadneaa.m Eaa ae Blaiae. who was one of tbe epectAlore at the afinneapolia Conrentioa and. appar jtly in excellent health, baa died aad -Ie p ly aad alaoat without warn ing to hit family. He wu a man pf marked capacltr for affaire, and had many aocial grace which, endeared him to a large circle! of I friende Since the death of Walker Blaine he tea been frequently witfr bia father, id tha re!a iona between them were very . cloaa and affection ate. Few public men bare had deeper private grief than thie great American, who i honored at home and abroad. Poor in feeling mntt be the man wboae hiart will not be touched by the new arrow which bat darkened Mr. BlaJna'a borne. -fl ' ! Esmona Blaiae wat the eldest living arm of James Qi Blaine, ex Secretary of Slate, thoagh In the life lime tf bit brother, Walker, people frequently luoagbt tnai tmojiiB waa tbe elder becauae of hia prematurely (rray nair, wnlon began o ta remark ed when he waa hardly more than twenty-three yeara old. He waa born Ma Angnat. 18574 Be atidied kt Harvard College, being graduated in 1878. and afterward: at the Law School of Harvard Univeraity, taking a tw- veara' coarse there la 1879 and 1880. Bat eveu la boy hood be had shown aatrong iniereat tn raiiruaae, and once on a Western trip be atruck an acquaintance oa a train with man who alao aeeaed to be latereatr fd nailroada. The PcoaTerealion a that tabject led to Eamona Biaini becoming a railroad aaa, for hie friend proved to be aa fflalat f the Cbic-go and Kortnweatarn, aad after ward offered fie yonag maa a place oa tbe road. m' 8abMqacntIy Mr. Blaiae held dif ferent offld with the West Virginia Central, the Atchleon. -Topeka aad Saata Fe, aad tba Baltiaora aad OjIo. He early ebowed a apaalal capacity fur railroad work, aad wat ooa made aaeiatant general freight and paeeangcr agent to the Chicago, Saata Fe And California Bail way Company, tha Chicago- exteneioa of the Atchieoa, Topeka and SnaU Fe He becaae tha geaeral freight aad paieeneer' agent ia 1887. At the tiae of hie deaU ha waa rioe preai dent of Ue BalUmora And Onto Soathweetera BailroAd, and bad until recently lived ia BalUmora, goiag to Chicago to take charge of the Wea-ara uitereeu ol taa company. i. Oa September 26, 1889. be aaniad Uita AniU afcCorBlck daughter of Cyrat H. IdcCoralck, of Chicago. Tha wedding took place) at B'chfiald S ringe. Hit wife aad oat child tor rive hla. , " sir l! While Mr. Blaine "wat 8eraUry of a tale ander Preetdeat Uarriaoa be loet bit oldest aoa, Ifalker, aad; bit oldeet daaghtar; Mra. AJioa Copping er. Tkraa ehildraa are atail alive. Mra.. Walter DaroechMlat Margar et a aiai ). Jaaea O. Blaiae, dr. aad atiba. Harriet Blaiae, tba yoaageet rteiUl.JWF. rrihaee! t Cap. C. M. McLaad, aaa of the moat pro miaent lawyer of Weatera Carolina, and a member of tht Legit- la are ia 1888, died at AabaTill at CPCBU , The primary canto, for all th(t, however, aaya the Philadephla Preaa, epeiking of the jaanifest tera of pab- llc teat Btnt racent'y to wardt the! B-pablieaa party. Me to be found ia the amazing tapetaa which baa beea glrea boaineea, Banafadarei. aad foraiga trade fa the eighteen Boatha which have aaececded tha McKialey tariff;; Prosperity always helpt the Btpablicaa party. It baa staked Ita aacoeaa aad fatareoa the growth of Uta country. "waiamity la bo part ol Itt ttock la trade. Diaaater doee aot aely it. ,lu platform epeakere are aot engaged , la showing , thai the eoaatrj it going to the dewll. Tola It a good year for the eoautry. Tba MrKinley tarifT waa going to da stroy oar farelga trade. Hat It F By ao Bf taa. It wat golag to eat off oarparchatea abroad. It bat; done aothing of the tort. A vaat lncrcaae of foreign coomoditiet peyiog duties a ider it waa to follow. Tha exact rtreret baa eoBt to pass. . Tba McKialey tariff hat added 60 par cent, to the iaporte free of duty. Ia tba past eight aoatha tha laporta of free gode have beea $277,266,309. ie ia f 109.031 261 more than the average tut art preceding yeara, Which wa 168,235,138, One third of oar importtatadto ooat in free, or for the average of -aight montha ending with February foVthe years '87-91, fl68.235.138 of oar imports I were irea. oat w a ww oi 9vv,zo, a ' aV a. . a aiAABAA B. 940. j la the paat i igbt montha over one half, or 1277-266,309 oat of 1523, 776.409, have beea free. - f The United Statee ia getting more of what it bay a abroad- free than at any tiae aince tbe war opened, j Bnt I Aad it it a "but" if the first magni tode.thie jnereaae cornea timpty and aolely becaaae the United St.t se ie importing more of what it eaa not graw at home proBtbaly aad leas of wha. it can grow and make nere. When we come to analyxs the growth of the trade of the Ueited SuUea for eight montha paat under the McKialey tariff with Unperturbed oonditloae the importt free of duty nave grown cbU By In tbeee iteme: Chamicaldfea and drugs, f 2.010 416 Coflje, ! 31.677.709 Sugar. ! ' X 53 674.620 Textiles graaal " 5.564,375 2.877.220 Thie cover nine tentho xin the growth of free ImporU. In tbe same eight moatna duuadie imporu nave fallen $75 494 592. or fiom aa average of 1322.004 602 for fira yeara pre vloua. to 1246.510.010 for the eight months jaat paat. Of this decrease 141 245,548 ieldue to eager and $7. 516,889 oa textile fibres traasferr.d to tbe fret liefJ Deduct tkese. i There ia left a decrease of $26,683,155. Tblt it 12 peri cent, oa the datiaMe i m porta, teaa angar ana tcxine graae ea for aa average of Ova yeara t,aat, tba average ;i Aggregate of imporu lees than twoj being $271,074,781 Of what la tblt deo'reate made up f Why, chiefly of theae iteme : Barlev. li $3 694 011 Cotton, aanaffctarea of 1.114 363 Iron, manufacture! of, 5,197,780 Silk, manufactnrea of. 2.812 612 Tobacco, macaracturea of, 2 579,300 Wool, aanafactares of, 9.664 707 ($25,163,713 Thie ia all the thlnee we can max here, and zi making here. Thia de creaaa repreeenu an addition ot over $3,000,000 a aionth to tbe pay roll of American mechanics. The practice reeult ia that we are to day making more iron, spinning : more cotton, weavlnz moral wool nod tarn1 out mire silk acd jute gords thac at any time in oar bis ory. Tit MtKinley tariff waa going to rain oir trade abroad. If wi did not boy Eag!sh and Earoptan man ufactarea wa could not sell ; oar grain, proviaione, cotton, oil. and msnufactorear ibroad. Hae thie prov ed ao f Absolutely no ! Look at the fijurer. Our exports for the past eight months were $728,770,042. Thia waa $183 69419.35 above tha average for eight like, jjmontbs in fWe yeara past, Theae lexporte beat the record by over $100,000,000. Of tblt Tast aggregate $108,120,085 were menu lectures. Wtjh the ; loweat price abroad oa ironl cotton, ard a boat oi other articlet known la years, our expos ts of mannfacturea were within leas than 1 pt n cent, aa great aa in the eight mob tha before. So oar manufacturers! who were going Jlo loae what foreign marktt they had, ander the McKialey tariff hare kept it, and they bate added to their home market into the bargain. All thia moans prosperity, more wo. k aad morel waaea, and theae all mean more Republican votea. r J. u. a. A D. Hallraae. !! ' I The Railroad Coamiaaion haa de ci Jed a caaa bjf aoma interest to our citixeae aaderi the above titl the paat week. Referring to the matter the Raleigh tfejtce and Obterver says : la thia caaa tbe plaintiff Young aaked tbe UpBmiaatoa to make rale raairlne! tte efeadant to trana fir care consigned to the plaintiff at w tnaton irom tbe norioia m weetem Railroad to thd DlaintlfTa warehbnae ia Wiaeton on tbe d.feacant'a right oi war. it appeara tbat tba ware hoaaa waa bafltj by permleeioB of tbe defealaat andtr a wrlttfe contract, and that tbe coaeideration of the per- aittloa wu tba ad vsntagea to be de riTed by the defendant for i a 2h addi tional accommodation for freigbta deeigncd fur hid received : from the defsadant'a toad. The commission held that the plaintiff waa aot tati tied to demkad a tranfer from tbe deftndAat except la caaee where the car conaigned, to the plaintiff and coming over roads were from pointa aot reached by the defsndant'a line or eoanectiona or where the defend ant cou'd not give aa goodratca froa taca points to w melon atthoeegiTen by other roaa. Bat la these two ex oeptioaal caaes the Commiseioa held tbat It la the dutv of the defeadaat to aake the tfanafer for taa plaintiff upoa reaaonable term. . This decit ion waa based, upon the terms of the contract ia thl cae- aad tha state aente made jlto the Coaaleeioa by Vice-Preeidenl A. u. Andrews, of tht Richmond 4 Danville. fawaa; LarxnreTox, N. O.. Jeee la. Mt. J. AT. Neweeca. aboat , 80 yean old. waa drowsed ia Abbott creek, two aikt froa LeiiagtoB. thi evening.: j The Mxae f lUf Mfi ! bl rat:e.l a hlti eh to the eelir euaitottM'tyl Ba i'h ae aral other partite, were eeiaiog in tbe watera. which were oasiderabiy wol laa. Nawaoa got into too deep water, , aad. beeomiag aotegled ia the aeiaa, waa dreernrd. Bia body waa recovered sever d aoora a'ter the aeeidiat. He rHMrAJtlTT MAKE . car verrs Hm BfewaM. - CHICAGO. CLEVELAND SURE TO WIN monru cAttoLtsA.' hemes. GATIO.T IIGABD a?BU9fit BUT BADLY JSIXED. f i ! t CUT CF ISSUXA CJ, STEVEISM, cf njj:::s, vilcet tee SECCX3 PLACL f . fSawall Atfenlanc;eo!l fclnilia- aiauana Tbe D'lret IlaUlot Probably tab Taken' TevDayi Tba National Democratid Convin tioa coBTtnel la Chicago, Taetdty, 12 o'clock M. to name candidates for President and! YIee Preeidenti; to le defeated by Harriaon and Beidl The clalma and ratimatea wbfch htTe ebaraoterixtd tbe jcampaign lof tat cieTelani And anu CleTeland factiona are feat giving way to facta and. figa ei, and tbe preferencee !of delegate to rapidly becoming kaown that the only element of doabt oa the aeaeebling of tne oonTentioa waa at to tht t;i of the CJereland ajxi The National Committee named Henry ifatteraon'e candidate. W. C Owena. of Kentacky as temporary airman of the conTention. I . i special to tbe Charlotte Obitrvir, Monday, givea the aitaation aa fo!- low: i 1 . 1 1. Th North Caroline ddi station met thia mornteg an.l orgaaiaed by elect ing J. r. Caldwell chairman; M. p. Pibnix vice pretid-int Of the cbaveh- tioa for the Stale; John D. Bellamy, Jr., aecretarr, and making the follow- iag cimmlttee aaaisnmenta; Cred9- tiala, W. P. Robert;' permanent or ganixation. W. S. Williama; platform, K. H. Basbee: rules, W. J. Gncn;to notify the nominee -j lor Preeideht, Hope Elias; to notify the; nominee for Vice President, Ja. H. Pod. 1 The delegation epent about three boora bearing argument in behalf 4f Cleveland from Congressman Bnum, of Indiana; -Gen. Tracey and State Senator Walker, of New York; and, iQ be balf ot Hill, by . Diatrict Attor- ner Ridgewar. of B-ooklvn; Con- gretaman R ckweli, of Eimtra, and other. Tbe dclegatida ; i : ad at e Cleveland. Hill anil Gorman all having a follow. ng in it. I;a general complexion ia anUCleveland. Capt. Bobarlana bee r-inz in wiib tbe lam many Tiger and I wearing one of its badges. . : j j . TKLXaSfFBIC. j Tucaday the following ulegrama were received here t ; j Chicago, Jane 21. It i said oppo nent of wievt land rare trvin to ef fect a combination oq Gorman fior tsoia, out tar cave Deea unsuccess fnL Convention called s U : order 12:46. Oeens. ot iKtJtackyi made temporary chairman. S i Chicago, Jane 2L Ruk govern arning last National Convention adopted. . Ca'l of State for selection of member of cosmittee concluded. Bourke Cuckran eelected fori Ne York on Credentials ' Committee. Resolution, adopted extending aym patby to. James J. Biaine. ! 1 j56 :P. M. convention adjourned till 11 to- (Chicago. Jane 1 21. Ixprsaaipa prevalent among i delegate tttf CltTeland will be nominated without material, opposition!. 'Th ught that Grav will be selected for' Vice-Pree- iqent. Owens, of Kentucky, wID ba temporary chairman aodWHaon, of W. Va.. permanent chairman, la the ittareat of harmony, tbfl Syracuse delegate will not contest, i i Wedneelay the new received by fl egraph and otherwise ie aa follows rl jnicago, jnce xa.-vommittee ion Platform could noil agree on tariff plank. Minority report advocate by Neal. of Ohio, and Waterson. of Kv. Majoritr report , advocated bv V'ltai. who aaje it i same l8t Boll of Statee eolled for amid much eonfneion and ex eiiemerit. aiotion to auofltituta mi ooritT tartiif plank oarr.ed. ! Vote On substitntioa of micorily taiitT plank C64 lot to VIA against. j ! Chicago. Jai.e 22. f he PLdform adopted. Call of Btatei ordered lor preeeAtation of uandidate. : Qoveraer Abb tt, of , New Jersey, prtssnte Jbe eame oi Cleveland. M m M The Convention adjourned ita after noon sesaion to meet acaia last laiabt fbe afternoon gathering waa , taken up pttncipally in adoresiea by lJalmet, Wilson, Campbell and there.! Stevven- eon, of Illiaoise, ia atrongly urged tor aeoocd place on tbe ticket instead pf Q ray, of Indiana. . U Latbst. Olaveland was nominated thia morning at 30 o'clock on: fleet ballot. Tbe vote stood ; Cleveland 616 j. Hill 112. Boies 103: ! Gorman . Htevenson 161. Carlisle 15. Alor riaon 5. Campbell 2. I Whitney; Pat- iiaen ana noseen each . Tbe conven tion adjoBTned after making the aomi nation ananimooa antil 2 p, m. thia alternoon. ' : BaMMOmha. j The Progrettivt Farmer an nooflc- es omctaiiy the route selected to th Omaha CoBvention, a follow i-4 Richmond & Danville Rail mail L AUanU; Georgia Pacific to B.rmirg bam ; K. B, M. A B. to Memphis i K. C. F. 4 8. & G. to Kanaa Cit Mia ouri Pac.flo to Omaha. I! hi Arrangement have! been made for a apeclal tbrongh car to leave Greene boro on train No. 9 Jute 28, at A ta a m aa. - !. iu:za r. aj., wntcn will ron ttroogt to Birmingham without chanee. From Birmingham a apeclal reclining ; aeiat cnair ear w,u run through to Omaha withoat change. 1 ; i Roand trip tieketa to Omaha w(ll na aoia at au coapoa offloee of taa Richmond & Danville railroad,! on Jant ZSUl to SOlh. inclnaiveJ at ; rata of one loweat firat-claaa fare for the roand trio. All delegate from the e eater a arid middle part of the Sum eaa parchaa tneu ronna vip ucxete atlr-tldsbdrto, Raleigh, or other coupon ticket ffl eet, and will meet at Greensboro on above data. Dlegatee froa i Wea tera part : or tba State an Wtt ai Saliabaryor Charlotte. j j , Ia order to secure the above trie cial through car arrangement, tMy have assared the railroad anthoritiaa mm me entire Worth Carolina j dee d gattoa woaia ate the aboTt route uaana. i -. , For aay other iaformatioa to i ticket, rate, achedale. Ac, writo to Cba, L. HopkIna.Traveliag Paaaeager Agent R. A D. Railroad; Charlotte, C. ; : 'iM, FoLowing art the roaad trip ratea frora pointa aael : Winston Salem, ' N Raleigh, i .y Goldaboro. " " 36 CO 33.25 33.25 33.25 GmaaborD, Saliabory,; ; t Charlotte,: - t TASmXGTOX LETTER. . -r , . , f Frea ear Bela Curiamuilrat. i WasnlSGToa. D.C, JuneC2. 1892 Bepnblicaa i entbaaiaam ta plenti ful around Waabiagtoa to day. ; The committee appointed by the National convention, headed by Got. McXia- lay. oallad at tba White uoaee as Beaa for the parpoaa t officially notl- n! the President of hie nomina ar tha Pretldency.-t The Pre!- dent, aorroanded by ,tbe laembere of hit Cabinet aaa other prominent ue pablioane received the committee ia the !Ea room of the White Haoae. OoTalcKiBiey Bade the notUlcatloa epeech, -whiek waa a -model addreaa of ft ffJBd.-aot too laasu aot too abort, net too guahing. not atlfiV 'Ia abort. It waa laat the right epaech for tht ocrasioB, add earatd for the Gor- ernor tht applauae aad eongratala- tlon of all who were fortvaate enough to baTt heard iti5- to - '4 -T y . The Preidnte reply wat, Ilk all tht jreat ofihla apeecBca, ia choice lanenaee and: perfect good totte; he iadaleed ta ao bragging or bluster ing be It incapable of that tort of tking, bnt inert wa a nng ia bi vsice aad a look : ia hit eye which left bit kearera la no doabt aa to hie feeling aboat tht reealt or tht eleo tlon. He it confident of winning, bnt those who talk with hia toon Hod out that be fully rea'.iase the obetaclea to be oferoome, aad doea act expect to win without r bard fight, and tht aid ofttfry Republican, and the knowl edge that he bat; conscientiously per; formed kit daty and given tht coun try aa administration; tbat every pa. triotlk American la proud of, make him ; confident tbat no Republican will withold bia aid or Tote. i - : Washington bat already keid -i number of ratification Bettiagtaiace the nominatlona were Bade, eteral by th State Republican Association and one by the Kaighta of Reciproo- ity. and tonight there ia to be an other one, the prinMpal apeakert be. ioz Gov. Mckinley and otter pnml nent member of tae Eotmcatioa eoav mittee. When it it remembered thai the weather baa beea oppressively hot here ever tinea tha Minneapoha- convention : w ta held, tb!t i a rt markable ahowing. and It givea thi lie to Democratic atatementa that Republican ire Indifferent to! Hani- son and Betdl M Tbe presence of Hon. Cbaancey U. Depew . is Waabiagtoa aa tbe gneal of Secretary Elkl na baa ret ired and given etrengtli to the rumor connect ing Mr. Dopew a aame witb tbe qabi cet yacancy, aitbongn some win aaya it that he cornea only In an ad- ?lary capacity. Should Mr. Depew enter the Cabinet It ie regarded as probable that Secretary Tracy will be given the yacancy oa the Supreme Court, aa tbe President would nattily cafe to have two aeabera of hie Cab inettrom New York, although there are plenty of precedeata for bit doing so if be feel ao inclined, -it te ai most certain that Mr. Depew -ha beea! atked to become Secretary ol State, and it t believed tbat he : baa not given a decisive anawer because he withet to conldr tbe matter and consult hi friends before dolog so. The Deaoerata of the Hooee near ly all wanted : to go to Chicago to aee tbe fight to the death between Cleve land and Tammany, and not deairing to present ncb a spectacle to the country aa holding aeaaione with all empty teats on the tide of the Hook to which two-third of tte member belong they adjourned from Saturday until Wednesday with tbe under atacding that another adjournment for three day weald be taken oa that da, and th Rmnhlmaa membcra good aatoredly acquieaced. Today Dertpjratifl Congream?n are rare bird In Washington, conacqacntly there it sot to much talk about the onicago coavjnuon aroana tne cap itol aa there naa been. : Before tbe House adjourned, Sat urday, Representative Kilgore, of Texts, prevented th passage of a bill by ananimon consent, all iwing an li. A. if. men in tbe employ oi the Government in this city keven aays leave with pay during the Na Uonal' encampment ' ia September. Mr. Kilgore j njoye nothing better than Japping the old Union aotdier over the knuckle at every opportn nitH 1 -i : r' I The DemocraUc member of the Home committee on Reform in the Civil Serviae, have signed a report censoring Poatmaater.General Waa amaker becaaae he did not dltmics certain employee of the Baltimore Poatofflce recommended for dismissal by the Civil Service Commission. It ! probable the RrpuBllcana oh the committee will preaent a minority report, uphold ing Mr. Wasamaker for not dismissing the men on acb flimsy ividence, when be bad a re port contradicting even U at, made by postolSce Inspector. ! i The Preaidant and other r rominent ofboiais have been invited to attend the launching of the big battle . abip Texae, at tha Norfolk Navy jard on the ; 28 Ji . inf. Thia It tbe vessel about the plana of which there: waa nch A controversy early in tha pre ent administration. It was contend' ed by acme . naval Olciala that the plan were radically wrong, and that ue Teste! would never n jet If it were built According to thpee plana. There were : aoma change made . ia them, ander direction of a committee of naval officer, and ah la now proba b!y all right.! It ia expected that a large crowd fill go froa here to, tee the launching. Tfce: WarM'a faJr. li l One of tbej moat interesting exhib its in tbe Government building i at tht World't Fair will be a display of arms, aniforma. tent and flag ia aaa in the United SUtaa army a varloas times el nee 1776- This die play U being prepared la one of.th Uray'a Ferry araenal building. A pace of 6,000 Square feet naa been eetaalde for thia exhibit. The ani forms will be draped upon lay figare and arranged ia ralUtlo attitudes. Tne one paicular group ia which es pecfal pride is taken to consist of sev en Dgoree on-iorseback, repreaenting A general of the present army and tauvr rot central figort will be as nearly at ootaible an exact likenea or met r uenerai Scboneld. All ttt article we: ei made entirely by Amer leant, and of Americaa material. Tterq it a cdllectloa ol at least twen- five flags, and theee alone are Tsioed a fO,VW. : ! :i . " r a aa The Greenaboro Record aaya the road to the Battle Ground ba beta pat ia fin eonditloa, aad bicycles aaae tht nv aad oaa bair allea it twenty mlnutea. B iggies aake it in forty niantes. A Mr. B. .F. tlpto-j. ct'y'of th f. Holly iVews rit-d Mcdty raorpile after an ill oes of several aeik. H waa a brother of Col. J no. C. Tipton, editor of the Shelby Review, aad for a wane resident or Wlns'ej. . 14 ;.t --l: ''; j , . . -- i-i: WEEKLT CBOP.prBT. . I N. C. Experiment Sutioa.' v.-is-vRaleigb,iNi C.' S The rrforta f orrepoadeataof the Weekly Weather Cropi balkti a (stand by tht North" Carolina State Wtathej S.'rrice fvr the, week end ing Monday.. June 20, 1892 ahow that BBueaally favorable eoaditioae have prevailed everywhere, the weath er having beea jaat what wa desired, waa and , dry with apandant ob hine." Bsacfiolaf hbwera Occurred la the Eastern district on ihe 17tb and 18tk, in the Central oa-the teye nirg of the 181b1, acd In the Western oa tie 18th. - U oder tbeae favorable conditions crops have made sphn lid progress, and have bcen'.tboroughTy cleared of graa.;:" ;. ; tr : ! The general condition of crop la excellent. Cotton," of wblch a very tmall crop net been planted; though a little late i thrifty and vigoroo with a good atand. The past week bat canacd rapid geowU Wheat i reporud at many placea aa the beat crop of ye are. Harvesting commenc ed laat week' and ha been' pained rapidly durlag .thia week: Rait, which had Attacked the" blade In a few place, did not bavi timle to a, feet tte Brain. Oat alto . will vleld aa excellent crop. Cora, upland and lowland, ia in good condition ; laying by commenced. Tha stand of pea nut in the Kaatern district is poor. The weather the coming week wdl continue warm with Iriquebt showers- v:: ; . ,v ." Easton DItt-Ict. The weather ha been exce'lent daring the week. aa wen f r barreeung wheat ae for growing crops. Iii plaoea, Lowever, 'rain is beiit be needed. The yield of very good; oata fairly goo ping Irih potatoee the ordc day. Cora being 4llaid by. reported : Wilmington, 0 Galdsboro,4 0 51, Lambert? Newbern, 169: Weldoa, 0 2, r Central Dittrlct. Iltiyeiu'Dg ol wheat has been pushed tepidly and la completed at many p. ace. The crop la a apiradid ote. Oata alao good. 'Another week of favorable weather will fiaiah the larvest... The warmth of tha past week haa caaaed rapid groat i ia other crota. . Cotton it (mail bat vigorous; tobacco thrifty. All crops well cleaned. Rains report ad : Raleigh, 0.41 inch. ; Wee tern Diatr.ct. Harvesting wheat ana oat waa alio the chiel event of the, week in tbi district. For thia purpose the -Wi atber was just what waa waottd. wheal and oat crops goMl. There is some com plaint of geiting Uo dry now. No rajn reported except Charlotte 0 80 inch, oat he lpji. THE Bt lHEM OUTLOOK. Omm Sc .' Wakly Kvrlcw awA nmt mmrj ! Trade. : The wecekly review of trade pub- lihl by R.G. Don a Co, New York, Jane lb, aay: 'Hot weath er and hot pohtica together have af fet ted badness at many points, bat there i. tievertbeUs, improvement both in actual trade and in the pros pects. One obvious , canee ia tbe swift improvement La ths crop out- jqS. After weeks of growing, grain has now last tbe westber Tor most rapid growth. Floods still make some trouble in' the lower Mississippi Valley, but elaawl ere thronghont tbe Wett and Nerthweet excellent farm prospects stimulate treoe. : At tbe East the dematd for ma jo factored products is large for the aeaaoa and the aettlement of many labor controversies, 1 etpeolally in building trades, while tbe fear of long strike ia Westers irob works also atimalatit purchases of iron and steel products. Political movements have much encouraged conaervative men with re gard to tbe monetary futures. The iron output Jane lat was 175. 14 Ion weekly only 2.712 tons less than May 1st, while untold stocks bate decreased 26,527 in spite of come Increase at the Sooth. Tbe ontput ia now 18,728 tons iess than the greatest ever attalnt d on March let, or abont 9 per, cent., but it ia 28,000 ton greater than a year ago. bootbeia do. 1 is eo'd at $14 25 here and crfie LehigL companlea are Cut ting prices, ao that a abirp redaction by leading makera is anticipated Hardware is very active. Impn ed trade is noted at Louisville and Nashville and bu sines holds on we.l for the season at Savannah. A de crtaie in production of naval stores is being contemplated. j Hig water makes business dull at New Orleans, bat sugar is quiet and teady and money plentiful witb lit tle demand. , Better weather1 and de crease of only 12 per cent, in cotton acreage, according to the most relia bit report, have caused a tall of 5 lCc in that price with salea of 813,000 balee, receipts anl exporta being lar ger than laat year, cotton spinners taking more citton thia ago, and anaold atocka of goods are compare tlvely amal!. i !."":' x ; Etporta of producta continue heavy for half of Jane 231 per cent. lar ger from New York than laat year, witb moderate increase in imporu. Money ie everywhere abundant and cheap and collections are better than oaual. . : X. The boalneaa faiiorea occurring throughout the country daring the lait week number; for the United States 153. anJ for Canada 26: total, PIEDiVTONI NOW OPEN. This jeatly eelebrated fiTJMMEB KE SOBT ia open for tbe reception of gneala . . ' i - I SpIeniii Die of Hack will Meet ' Eaci Traa at f ainnt Core. THE REPUTATION OFiTBE SPHINGS iatoo wall known to aeed aay aoa aaendation traa as For particulars write for circular to j I GOBGE B. QUINCY. Laaaae aad Proprietor. Jane 161 a . Winatonj, N. C. HA WEES Crystalized Le " FOB THE EYES Pure, BrOUant, P aSVZaXa -AT- ORiV.OJHOMPSOH'S DBU6 STOBC, 1 ,4 f s.r--j!rf.... WISSTOK. If. O. adoat ome aiag to Wheat I ol: Shli r of the J BaiL CO inch; b. 0.63; 3L SPRINGS nses ABB erfect. HAPPY HCOSIERS. Wm. Timmona, Postmaster of Iu villa, Ind.. write: Eleotrio Bitter baa done more for me than aU other modi cine oombined, for tbat bad feeling erf ting from Kidney and Liver trouble," Joha Leslie, farmer aad atoexman. of same place, aay: "Find Electrio Bit- are to do tbe beat Kidney aad Xiver medicine, made me feel like a aew man." J. W. Gardner, hardware mer chant, aame town, aays: Electrio- Bit ter ia just the thing for a man who ia all ron down and don't eare whether ba fives or dies; ha found aew atreagtb, good appetite and felt jaat like be had a new leare on life. ' Onlv SO aanta a pottle, at V. O. Thompson a Drag More GUABANTEEDCUBE. " L We authorised Our advertised drag gist to sell Dr. K.inga New Dieeovery fo Consnmtion; Cough and Colda, ap oa thia eondition. It yon are afflicted with Coagh, Cold or any Lang, Throat or Cheat trouble, and will ase this na edy aa directed, giving it a fair trial and experience no benefit, yon may re tarn the bottle and bava yenr money refunded. We could not aake thia offer did we not know that Dr. King's new Discovery eoald be relied on. It nam diaappoiata. Trial bottles fre- at V. O. Thompsoaa Drag Store. Large lias 50 cm ana i.wf. . - : . , 1 .' STJPEBIQB CODBTS OFN. & rnm jvDiouii cisTxior. : Spring. Judge Mernmon rail Judge Hoke Beaufort IFeb 22d Mav 80tb Not 28th Carritack laareh 7th Sept 6tb Oamden March 14th Sept d2th " raaqootanx March Hat Kept 10tb Perquimana Maroh 28th Sept 26tb Cbowaa April 4th Oct 3d Gates April 11th Oct 10th Hertford April 18th Cot 17th Washington April 25th Oct 24th v Tyrrell May 2d Oat 81at ' Dart -May 0th November 7th - uyde Hay loth Nov 14th r ... , Pamlico May 23d Not 21st SaCOKS JUDICIAL DlbTSIOT. spring Jadge Btcsm - rail Jadge MerriaoB Halifax fllarch 7th May xl6th Mot tain . . Northampton Jan ; 25th April 4th Uct Za Bertie Feb 8tb May 2d Oct Slat Craven t Feb 15th May 30th Nov 28th warren aiarcn xist Hept lath Edgecombe April 18th Oct 17th THTEB JXTDICIaJj DISTBIOT. ! Spring Judge Brysa. "t Fall Jodea Brown Pitt-Jan 11th March list tJane 13th Sept 19th i Franklin Jan 25th April 18th Oct 24th vriiaon jreD tn June etb Uct 81st Vanee Feb 22d May 23d Oct 3d Martin Maroh 7th Sept 5th Dee 5th N aeb May 2d Nov 21st j FODBTH JCDIOUI, DISTBIOT Spring Jndge Conno.. Fall Jadge Bryan Wake Jan. 11th, fFeb. 29th. March aotb. TApril. a5th, Sept, 26th, fOot24. Wayne Jan. 25th. April 18th .Sep. inu, we. ma. Harnett Feb, 8th, Aug. 8th. ! JNov, 28th. . Johneton-Feb 15th Aug. 15th, Nov. lit. ' FIFTH JUDICAL DISTBIOT, Spring Judge Whitaker. Fall Judge Connor. Darbam Jan. 18th, Mar. 28th June ttu, uct 10th Granville-Feb. lat, April 25th, July 25th. Not. 28th. Chatham Feb. 15th, May. 8th, Sept 26th ; Guilford Feb 22d May 80th Aagast 27th Deo 12tb Alamauoe March 11th May 23rd Oct au. Orange March 21st Aug 8th Oct Slat. Caswell April 11th Ana 17th Not lath., f Person AprU 18th Aug 22d Nov 21st BTXTH JUDICIAL DISTBIOT. spring Jadge Winston. Fall Judge Whitaker. Paadcr Afar HUk Hod4 lOtk . i - I Greene Jan 18th April 11th Not 28th New Hanover f Jsn 25th fApt 18th Tsep zotn j Lenoir May 9th Not 14th DnpIintFeb29th May 2d Oct 1 10th Deo 12th 1 Carteret March 2 lat Oct 24th Ooalow April 4th Not 7th BXTKKTH JUDICIAL DISTKICT, Spring Judge Boy km Fall Judge Winston Columbus Jen 18th Ana lat Anson Jan 11th tilay 2d Sept 6th I JUT OiU ; Comber land Jan 25 th f May 9th July 25 f!iov 14th Robeaon-Feb l.t May233 Oct 3d Richmond Feb 15th June 6ih Sept 19th Dec 6th Bladenf Ma eh 21st Oct 24th Brunswick AprU 11th Sept 12tn Moore 4M.reh 7'h "Aug 15th De 12tbt . . ElOHTn JUDICIAL DISTBIOT. Spring Judge Mel ver . Fall Jadge Boy kin Cabarrus IFeb lat Mav 2d "Oct 3 lat Iredell Feb 8th May 23d Aug 8th Nov au Rowan Feb 22d Aug 22d Noy 21rt Da Tidaon March 7th Sept 5th fDeo Randolph- March 21st Sept 19th Montgomery April 4th Oct 3d Stanly -April lltb Oct 17th . NINTH JUDICIAL DISTBIOT. Sprint Judge Arm&eld Fall Juage Mclver uocaingnam reb lath Aug 16th Nov 14th , Forsyth Feb 29th May 23d Nov 281 Yadkin May 9th Oct 3d . Wilkes March 21at Sept 5th Alleghany April 4th Sept 19th Davie April Hi hOot 3 1 it - Stokee April 25th Oct 17th Not 16th Surry Mareh 7th Aug 22d Not 23 TKHTH J7DIOIAL DleTBICT. Spring Judge Q raves fall Judge Armfield uenoeraon Hay 80th Nor 14th Burke Mareh 21st Sept 5th . Caldwell April 4th Sept 19th Ashe April 18tb Sept 26th Watauga Jlfay 2d Oct 10th Mitcbel April 13th Oct 17th Tanoey May 23d Oct 31st -A McDowell March 7th, Aag 22J i BLXWMTB JUDICIAL DIaTBIOT. Spriog Judge Bynom ! Fall Jadae Gra ne Oatawoa Jan I8tb Jaly 18th ArexaLUer reo 1U Aeg let Union Feb 15th fFeb 22d 'Sept I9ti Tsepazota -y - Mecklenburg fFeb 29th t Aog 29th Qaston March 21at Oct 10th Lincoln April 4th Oct 3d Cleveland April 11th Aug 8th Oct 24tb Rutherford April 25th Oct 81st Polk May 9th Not 1 Ith . TWKLFTB JUDICIAL EBITBJCT. Spriog Jodga Hoka - Fall Jodae Bvaaa Madiaoa Feb 29th And lattNor 21st uuneom be til arch 14th tAug loth tDee btb . Transylvania April 4th Sept Mb Haywood- April 11th Sect 12th Jackson April 25th Sept 26th -af aeon May 9th Oct 8d Clay May 16th Oo 10th Cherokee May 23d Oct 17th Grahsm June 6th Oct 21th 8 wain-Jane 13th Oct 31st For erimiaai eases. - ? . - j -tFor civil eases alone. tFor civil caaee alone exeept jail eaaca, THE Z1NZENDOBF. Tbe Hotel just aoapleted and far- aiahed by the Wat End Hotel aad Land Company, Winston, N. C will be opened fori tha entertainment of guesta on end after May 18tb, 1892. lour patronage ia respectfully aaked. Electrio oars ran to the- door. Rooms seen red by letter or telegrtph Men. ger, Eugene 8. BoeweU, formerly of the New York Hotel aad Manhattan Club. Owners. Tba Weak End Hotel and Isd Company, n , t , , This is tlio Best NnrsiiigBottlo Gold. I : i 4 CALL AT SillTU'S DRUG STORE AHD BUY ONE IF IS NEED OF SUCH ARTICLE. i..-i - WE ARE STILL JIAVINQ JUST OPENED THE i Spring l1 i EYEB SHOWN Aknaaiiuliaaivl arw k Hn ilnuvaii sertN inn fiTfitDn arra PEB8 for Lavdirs aad Cbildiem. - -" - W . H W. . .Kum. . .. kjhbuu u J.W M-MMMAM . W . Call and aee aa aad you will be mora il Truly yoore, , v f- traw Hats jat CJOSW WE UOK't WAMT TO CARET THIS YEAR AND CLOSE THEM ENTIRELY OCT We are doing bow what we uaoally do in July and Aognct ' v Selling tlie Entire liiie at Cost ! 1 1 This ''Meaxis; Mo'ney tot I flTou . i NOW A FEW W0BD3 ABOUT SHOES : Leather Shoes. Honest Shoes. 111 . U - : , We carry tbe best Stock of Shoes in town, Shoes tbat aro ade of -Leather Pe sell them at Honest Prices too, and tbey are Mnoh Cheaper tor joa tbAn .low priced shoddy shoe. ; ff ben we eell yoa onco joa come again, because we protect yonr iotereet by givino; yoa good wearing goods for your money. Don't forget as when joo want Shoes, Hats and Trunks. ! YOURS ANXIOUS TO PLEASE, . ' W. A. BAITY & BBO. GEORGE W. HINSHAW. HiiisliawczMedearia : HOii. 120, 122, 124 AND 12S WEST FOUBXn BTBEJCT . - -1 -: ' ; I '.i K j "WINSTONi ST. O, , JVholesale and Retail yixERCH ants We Oflfer in the Wholesale Department 6 ; DRX GOODS ot every deecription ; NOTIONS, SHOES, EATS, QBOCElUFfi, Staple Drnga and Patent Medieiaea, 8tatioaery, i Bola LaathAT, S i byraps. Floor, Ae. i Si ' - iU- . i j we Carry a Larger Stock better quality, and greater variety of goods than any boaae fa North Waaler a North Carolina. .' Have now aa immense stock I i-: a ';!-.. : - ' ' v" -v INEW -AJTSIX5 bEABONABLE GOODS H: IS-'-"-- ! : : and invite the MMohaat. which read Taa Kxpcbuoab to eell and examine war stoek and price. Wa BuceeafBlly aran iu ooMPmrmoa raoa kvkbt socaoa. 'And in the Retail Department Ladies medium and FINE DBESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. HOS IERY, Cornets, Sboee for Ladies, aliases and Children, bleached aad aiowa Domeetiea, Table Linens. Napktae, Cnrtaina, Bbewla, fta.i BpeeisrHsa. ! Sim alee of.FiaetDreae Gooda Men and Boraooarae. medium, aad OottoBede. Shirts, Drawera, Coilara, Guffs, Tiae. CmbteHaa, Sagara, fjTTapr.. Coffeee. .'1'et.a, Canned Unoda, Floor, Meal, Sbisi Staff, Cora, Oata. Meats. Lard, Graae Seeds, U 1 sj . f.- iStar and Anchor Brand Fertilizers. " - ';. : ir i - - - ;- . - .- Our atotfkiot SPUING and SUMMER GOODS a very large and wpaeia ly well aaawrted. All ara cordially iuvited to-all and axaaiae for Ibswaalvaa. No one tim afford to comt to Wtniton and N TOUB FRIENDS TRULY, ! HINSHAW & MEDEABIS. WinatoB N.: O., AprU 13th. 1892 Ife PjDstdAw Wheri etse can 00 toy goodi rioter bants, well made. ' Rest Molc-tkio paota, worth 1 1.25, Tba best Shoe for women yoa ever s at Ureal big Towels, .i4t Extra Letigth Saipeiiders, A real good Sock, -Beet Wool Pants, (not shoddy.) Wide-brim, high far Hat; worth $1.50. Men V Saibday Shoes, white oak sola. Women's Solid Black Stockings, The best Sunday Shirt ever made for 9 yards d heavy drilling cost 30c, the same for 21c. Lifrhter Drawers, 15c to 20c. WE'VE MONEY ENOUGH to laat awhile if wj aelt BELOW COST and we will do it before we'll be UNDERSOLD. MAke It A role aot buy anything until yoa as CHilD (DMISAIP eIDIHIN . . - tjfj ..... !.,-'. ' : : : : . ... ;i ... -.. ... iN:; ;! if he has it and what haafikafp l (LOOBT AT OTTH. X3 CENT SJHCXST. Ileaoaarlers for Ciockerv. PUtAt- flnr-a inA KihMM TTiwm t Forks, liardwai? aad lolls of all Kip, :TJppar Calf Pant Cloth and every ' Come tt when in Winston and aee ,v5 T ji MQOIJY, CO., I " i is-.-ii.i.! Proprietora, i l'XTs-l i i i t 1 ;-r,t; Hl'l';v -at t IN THE LEAD. HANDSOMEST LINE OF and Summer Goods IN WINSTON. . , (:. i , v -i :,.-' thasl pleased. - " DINGELBOEF ft BI8SINGEB. -i Liberty St., Opposite Poat OOea OVER A 8IRGLE STBAr? HAT IN ORDER TO ' i . M. B. MEDEABIS aeot bv mail oa application. fine Shoes ; Hata. Caaalaerae, Jraea aol exdmiae ear mock f oeods. .. CHEAP JOHN, Questions.., . tbe following price: Oood toagb : 1 4. ' 75c, fie. 10e. 5c $L25. ' 68o ;U4. 1 5o. ba 49b. We eell men's dre wan made ol kloda. I Pocket Kmn by tb Ipahel and Sole leather, - thing else too want. , . oa mAnnfaetnre Greenbacks. One. -' I , .: J ' J i i 3 P. IX. oa Monday. - . 'aad waa liked by everybody. Children JJorritchejtstoa; May 16th, VSJm . :
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