M Op&atham Record
T'.iCHbDAI. AltlST tl.im.
""hTa. LONDON. Editor.
PEU0GRAT10 HO WIN EES.
for president:
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
of Nebraska.
FOR VICE 1'REsIDENT:
ARTHUR SEYVALL,
of Maine,
Fon governor :
CfKUS B. WATSON,
of- fforsytiv.
fon LIEUTENANT OOVIRNOR :
THOMAS W. MASON-,
of Northampton.
J"OR BECllETAIsy OF STATE :
CHARLES M. OOKS,
of Franklin.
vor TREAsrm:i: :
3ENJAM-IN I ATfCOCK,
of Wayuo.
FOR Al'DlTOIi :
AOBtiKTM. IT KM AN,
3t Buncombe.
JTjR SUPERINTENDENT Pl'IlMC INSVltl'C'l loN:
OHNC. SCAR BOKO I' till,
of Johnston,
fflK ATTORNEY OFSnt.XI. :
2? RANK I. OSBOKNK,
of Meckloubartf.
FOR ASSOCIATE iUSTH'EM :
ALPHONSO C. AVKltV,
3EORG! H. BROWN JR.
Sir jenoE surERioii mru r :
JAMES S. MANNlNli,
ot Durham.
FOR congress:
EDWARD W. I'OU,
of Johnston.
VOLUME XIX.
Th Rkm today Segins its nine
teenth volume Rnd enters upon the
nineteenth year of its existence. The
TinblisaUon of a newspaper in this
State for eighteen consecutive years
By the same person is tjuito exeep
tional in North Carolina j nirualism,
sod tirere are only three or (our
papers and editors now enjoying
that proud distinction. And while
2?orth Carolina in general has been
such "a graveyard" for newspapers,
tbe county of Chatham bus been
particularly so. Since the Ks-johd
was first established, in 1S7S, sev.rul
7iev?c4apera havo run a brief career
in Chatham. Evory year or two a
newspaper would start up "in order
to fill a long felt want", and after a
Uriei.Btir'Jgsle would follow the fate
of its predecessors and pass out of
existence. Some of theso papers
would attompt to got up controver
mo with the Uecokd and try to get
-some freo advertising from the Reo
ord, but iu tbis they wore never
gratified. The Record does not be
lieve in that stylo of journalism. Its
aim has been higher, and its editor's
eole object bae been to give tho peo
ple ot Chatham a county paper of
which they may not be ashamed,
and one that is doing iu utmost to
promote their prosperity and de-.
velop the great resouroes of our
good old county.
We have no new promises to mako
Jbr lb futre, but thanking our
wibsoribers for their patronage in
the past we shall do our utmost to
continue to deserve it in the future,
"with charity towards all and malice
to none"-
The now election law, enactod by
the last Legislature, directs that all
the candidates shall bo voted for on
two separate ballots, which must be
deposited in two boxes. On ono bal
Ibt, or ticket, must be the r.atnes of
the candidates for governor, lieuten
aot goTernor, secretary of state, audi
tor, treasurer, superintendent of pub
Ho instruction, attornoy-genoral,
member of Congress, juticos of the
supreme court, judgo of the superior
oourt, and- presidential electors. And
on the other ballot must be tho
names of the candidates tor the log
ialatM-e, county troasurer (it tuore
be one) register ot doods, shoriff,
coroner, surveyor, constable and
nagist rates in each township, and
oounty oooiraissionors.
Thus tboro will be two long tick
ets, one containing 22 names and
the other containing 14 names. Those
ballots may be partly printed and
tartly written on paper of any color,
nd mar have a device on them.
This now election law also directs j
w aiso uirecis
shall be made
BtiBii uo mn
, r "Lr Za ZX of the
for every precinct, and each of the
that four ballot boxes
hoxea must bo larire onoigh "to con -
tain oneoubio foot of insido measure
ment and shall be provided with a
ballot! must be deposited m two ol
the bows, and when counted (at the
close of the polls) must bo doposited
aissionera and will be quite an ex
gtMivcitom in ovory county.
in the other two boxes and carnod (ree Hilver arifj snocnngly spoke otjiscquai j soumi ..u - ! nominatea.
to the clerk'-office tor afekepinj oThe prairie orator who JJ J ' Jnt ion from j Lieute-nrlv.-V: I)ouKh
These boxes (four for every precinct) I .. n . .ni,.in nnldiawu Hjiiaie in in ' ,., .lrttlli,.,..-,l , the Dem
... k niit for hv th countv com- Bl ul" UUU,,1J""U" "-' """' ocean to ocean, iuu "K"' "v " ; r, . r
lUSl De paill lOr Dy me touiny luiii o ... i : , . xt..i. I...ni;.! m.mlii i.rh,1 i l:.t fir CoiielSS III fti
Tbb Terms dictated by the ltepub-' two roars. He etands for ull that is
licau State Executive Committee for dangerous in American politics",
cosoperation with the Populists can ' ; . y isn't that a uico way to do
not be accoptod in auy county xx here scribe the greut mau whom three
the Populists make any professions parties have nominated lor Presi
for priuciple. dent? Is not such lanuae an in-
Iu tneir reoeut aJdiess thin eoui suit Id every iVmoerat, Populist
mittee "heartily endorse" the twin- j HI)1 Silver liepubliean who favors
rnations of MeKiuloy and Jlohiii t P.ryan's elcctrou ?
and "heroby pledgo our support ot Kareli n speech if said to Lave
their candidacy nad the platform been a failure and very disappoint
! of principles upon which they aland" ;wt to the Republicans who beard
! Ol course ns everyone knows, the; him. It is no wonder that he in
. ....... .. ."ii..iw
i, nnk n that. nattonn is
! against free silver, which the Popu
V,..- io ih "...ivninonnf i,noo".
r --. Outhrie!
How then can honest Populists ...
agree lo elect u United States Sen-! Atfalitst Urpublil-atl Fusion,
ator who endorses that platlorm ami j Iu view of the efforts that are now
strong for McKinley? And yet buing made iu this Stato to fern
that is req ihed of them in order to bouest Populists to su-iii :o their
have Republican co-operation! ! principles by fusion or cooperation
Yes, tho Republican State com-j with the Republicms, it may be
mittee, in their published address to both timely aud appropriate to
tho voters of North Carolina, "re-; publish tho following extracts from
C'tmmeud to tho Republican voters the address of the Populist S;ate
of the Slate tho necessity of co oper-. Executive Cuwu.iiUo, which was
ation with tho Populists in all the published iu tho CifictsUtit of Feb
couutiis, wb;re it is practicable, on ' runty O.h, lS'.'t!. Iu puii.isuing tins ad
tho legislative nml county oltieers dress the Ciiouim.ih ileelar. d for '-co
with the inkrt.ii' Vnj tlmt tix-inher opeiatiou ou and lor pi ii.ciple, hul
cf (f-r l.,;ps!ittvn' ah all support tft? not for spoils". This declaration nud
ri'imiinr of the .'cpul l. an oi-iaafjr the utlcr..n -es of the Popiilist Slate
Cn'tC'l Sf.itc Xciuit'ir". !coiuuiittee (printed below) uiv in
That nominee is Senator Pritch-' strange cciitriit lo the cfioits now
nrd, as the Rcpwbhean Slate con.. being luudo to fuao ag.unft principle
volition has already nomiuated hi in, and only for the t-poils of otUv!
and Senator H itler's paper, the Rmd caiefully and soiiouly con
CiHOtfi'tii, has denouticad him as a tdrter what tho Populist Stale com
"straddle but;'' who had betrnycl miucc pu iiishod last Pebruaiy, as
the Populists who helped to elect ioilowr:
lim in the last Leislat 'ire. I "the liue of bailie ha3 already
Ot course, in many conn I it
tho '
.. . . .
present I'opu..s. m,-f is (U.e s'.cr,..-,
registers and treasurers) wid .iccept.
this r. fptiretnent ot'lhe Republicans,
and indeed they wtMild ac.-ept any
other condition however di.hor.or. '
, .i-t
able, in order to secure their r. -e!ec.
titm. But while tor their personal
p:(tit theso county officers maybe
...;n; .. r i.i ,.,.. ui unv ti'i-ii s for Iu-
sion, yet the honest Po-u!ists
throughout the State w
sent to siivdi a saci itieo i
; till
pri:
con-
evmi if it does d-'Pi'iVj :l lew
lliceis
of a piece of jde !
As tho ''iN!?.t.''ii has frctitetit!y
stated, it is just as important to have
silver Senators as i: is to have a sil
vor President, aud surely the Pop
ulists of North Carolina will not con
sent to any trade, or bargain and
sale made by county orll.ers. ly
which the next Senator frou. this
State shall be against fr-?o silver!
We therefore call upou the honest
IVpuiiaU ot North Carolina, who
siiiCtrcly beiievo that free silver is ;
tho paramount issue.
to spurn with ,
contempt this requirement of the I
Republicans "that members of the
, P , . ., ,. , ,lK !
Legislature of both par ies t Kepnb, (
lican and 1'opu.isi) shall support tho (
norainoeot the Republican caucus
for United Status Senator I
.si.,., . ii... P ,i'i oiii iv lio ruhd '
bv office holder or by the people!
, ..,
themselvis .
This question is printed in quota
tion marks b'-eauso it is not oi igiual i
with tho Kecokd but is copied from
the rrogriv lrm,; and it is a
iue ji .
question that is especially pertinent
aud proper just now, when the I op-
ulist county officers iu this Stato are
Irvine to rule and coutrol their party
. . .i i . f.. ,
bv forcinir their party to fuso or co-
Dy .oic.ut, iui.ii , j
operate with the Jiepublicans.
Yes, in many counties of tbis Slato
the Populist officers, in order to so-
cure thoir lo-eloction, are trying to
forca thir parly
nfiian xcilh ,lft
Itepublicans, and beucothe pertinen
cy of the above question propounded
by the I'ro.jimice Farmer last April,
when some of tho Populist oCieors
were denouncing Senator Butler for
rejecting the Kopublicau commits
tee's offer to fuse. That proposition
of tho Republican committee was do
nounccd by tho Cuucd-siiin as 'a
cold blooded and almost brutal prop
osition to divide the plunder among
a few meu", just as is now proposed
iu many counties in this State. Tho
Caucasian also denounced tbis prop
osition as meaning simply this,
"Wo, the office-holders aud leaders,
ra in h; iliiior fi.i thflhtufl'aiid oie.
, ... . r....i... :..k...Ji ;
i auil We uaB uu nil luei iiiLViuoi 1M
i , .. ,, ,
; the peoplo than to use them to that
end .
Now, will the people, the honest
masses of the People's paity, allow mouoy of the Constitution to co-op
themaelf es to be thus "used'' iu or- -( ' It 'rMul to" 'can
. ,, al votes of North Caroliua to a can-
derthata few onicesholdfiis may rod.dite wbois ou Alm.,.it.ull ,,at,i0t,
tain "the stuff aud pie"? Aro theyiauj wno wiU fiut t the bitter
willing thus to sacrifice their polit i death the infamous British yold cod
ical principle ? For, is it not a com-
, . a , . .. .i,.,, iiw,
P,cte 8a0l'.'fice P V1
, . , .. of JJrvan
whcrewncerely inravor of iJryan
j ai?d f,.ae B,vGr fuge or co-opeiato
1 w ; kU lleDublicaDs, who aro iu favor'
: of McKinley and against rtee wnvoi r
i-BgEbeganhisaipaijjn at
j wboro ho Bp0ko m company with
: gena.or pritchard anil other prom-
incut Republicans, lie ridiculed
aviiimrorn snccch that he has Dcen
.Tin m Till H nilLL!.!! lllUv I'D wo UlUtl 11 K . um V iw , v. . --
totioij over tho prairie for the UitIuui me mouuiaius iw iue Bt .
anam in i-tun ...i" ........ - -
sion with those honest advocates ol
: : i:. U-..I.,.,. U.ll
" eo VJ
been drawn. Ju llio
coming lirfiii
t.vi.rv vnter tuiHi n. on tn;o m
. : t . . ..
Utf m(18, ljno hun,t i u,,
UiB i.0Iub,i,e, with trusts.
monopolies aud British 'oriis, or be
uiust line himself up wiib the peoi It.
i upp;.rt f-1 w' WV
bo tiomuiatcil at ot. L.ou;s, ou Jtiiy
j
'pue Dt inocrsiie. winjr cd the gold
paity and ihe Republic iu wi
of
t!.e ii'ni pti'lv
II. e .,!! iiarlv will lioini:: tie e iiiiii
dates who belong to !n? Brills!! gold
tru-.l, pud wlio ptai:d i: r tb e suite
eviis that now curse Immunity. No
Congress wt.l eve.- be able to give
the people relief and good g.'VCMi-L'K-:U
ttiiiil an Ameti.-au patriot
I ill in the Vliii House, i.'m I'ivsi
lie nl's power tf veto and Lis com
:),:m I of livine!. dons ut l)i:ii;, wi.l
cull';!- bo used Fou tiie pL-opie or
.oiN.-r Ihe )!e.tple. Therefore, in
tho coming campaign no paliiot can
vote for a goldbtig for Piei-idont, oi
for any candid ito f--r the Presidency
woo :s not micondiliouaily nod uu
i ij in vocally aud uvo.M'iliy pledged to
t!.o ftfrO and u.iliiititt 1 coinage ol
i;v;r and (n a ph.ifoim which
pledges ihe eaitditUte anil binds ihe
.
iir:y lo lunepi-naen; iiciion on t;nf
llo must uoi on,y i.e
nieudly to silver but bo must lepra
sent the people on tuis jjreai aim
vital question. The peopte w,ll not
again be deceived by fair promises
( ivoCn, pUlUor,u declaration
TlieSlU0 ,.lweou ,.l0 single gold
tUuUri and Ihe free coin:..' ot sil
tfl nlB.1o ,0H j,,lin for
ilotibl or misiuttit nictation. The
people's danger is not iu fighting hi.
open enemy. Ihe danger is in a
doubtful candidate, with falro prom
iwj8 0Q lue Mtra,uiinfr platform, who
bus boon secretly pledged to the
money trust.
Now. it is the duty of patriots in
every State, tho patriots of all par-
i g jiue , 8,,aint
i tiJ0 C0IUUJO enemy, against both old
parties, as outlined above. Let those
! in North Carolina who aro opposed
i to tho srold combine lose no timo iu
. fa"'" v . .
getting together aud lining up for
1 the greatest (druggie xve have ever
uuj for American liberty and pros
perity. The People's Put ty in North
Carolina endorses aud stands ready
lO IttkB bUtue riw luwi. . . .yu i
has been takeu be txxeeu the lie-form
forces in tho n.itiou. that is, we are
ready to cooperate xxitb individuals
nr nv naifv that, will turn its back
upou the gold combine aud make a
common light for nn American aye
torn of finance and for American
principles iu all Government affairs.
r
Hut, we have now before us a Pies
sideutial campaign and the groat
overshadowing issues that presout
themselves for solution aio national
ones, iind among these Ihs greatest
and by all odds ihe most momentous
to our fuluro liberty and prosperity
is the financial question.
A large majority of the voters oi
North Carolina are opposed to the
j jBjr0 gold staii.lard. A lare lua
1 ioiitv ot the voters of North Caro
I linu endorse tho resolution passeu uy
- . - . .
1 that silver convention, and wo mvilo
, wh) faTtir tbcs.3 irieat pi iu
I eiulee. who are opposed to Ihe siuj,'le
..old standard and who are for tho
piracy.
Tho people are tired of ?lll,n"P
a no lieoioo uio meu wi
they are still more tired, i.f possi
i . i i i i. iu
j () - f huulbl, f, aud bypocriles.
: TLy want t0 8ee tLo is8ue drawn
,.. i.,. ,..,, iimneonle ami the
, coiunioo enemy. In tho coming cam
' pain the people will have an oppor -
, Tbty wi baT0 aQ 0p,ortunity to
Tolo for a gtuto ticket aud for Cou
gressman and for a whole ticket that
; tlraxx n touare
Uletm's Eulogy of Watson. I
,,,, . i ll i , !
neu n man u.ga.y epoucu ,
by those who know bun best and i
aro in daily contact with him then .
slraugeis can thiuk well of bini, aud
thereloie all person who are not i
personal,, acquainted wUh Hon. j
Cyrus B. Watson must think well ol j
him because ho is so highly etU-em-1
ed l7 every one who knows L.m. Iu(brma:,v. whlci. lots i,,.,.v;iscd Iron.
'r-r 'TZ'ZJr
u'1 1 1 ' ,
llr. Watson: !
-For t-ighlecu years ho h s been i
one ol my n.osi active opponents in
the practice of aw, uiol my bImhj. ti
ers bli.l small under his hurUi:
blows ot logic, and the pocnel tinoiis ;
ol my ciieuis have sullorcd irotu iiic .
l'ii-eeorhiiuri'uineijlsnlidolo(iuuiiee, I
y et, I say it, to his honor auu gioi'y. i
thai ciurmg all ths lime, like a ; Wns tin ann-'l ol even Iiy the must
biuvo umu, be always sti uck liooj ! pnoiounfed opponents of Multhusi
tii sliouhier, and never below Hit-! jinisni in their coutroveisii s with
bo.t, ami 1 havti never liuort n tiiui , th. in.rant (heorisls wlio believed
to Jo ,t Utile, a mean or U.stoiior- j tini the limii. of pipulation hit, I
able act. j h.-eu or was about to bo reached.
, 1 Uave read and board of Low as a j Ai-cu'dunx lo Mulhall ths total
mcru boy, ho donuoil In knapsack, !
and with muskcl in Laud, went to ;
ilio liont, to Cgul for a cause he
deemed jusl auil Hgtn, ieiuriiing i
nomowiiii loar.ul woun.is upon n.s
person, as I lie pi ico ui his btaVei y.
1 nave Sueu tiiui pei Itrl'.ii lii.-i WeeK 1
ly pilgt image lo luo ullle laiiu near
KtniiTaWiii; to leceive the b.essings
an.i pruyirs ot A sainted and veiy
wiMi obi nj.;iiie:'.
I know mm lo be a t.uo husband
and a devoted lalln-r, and i.o.v in ti.e
..-tilth ot his power, ond Honored
with i t.o l.iyiiesi giit ol his pany,
he is not asliiunod to aekn j .v.edge
hiiuoell an humtdo foilowtrol Hie
greut God wlio iuiule biio.
B.ave so. diet, tlevoi.id S .i, faith
Itil iillsbiii.d and pareiil, ui.o tint i re
ehfisliaii, I hail luce, as wor.ny lo
be, and that will be, ihe mxiUta.
ernor oi ourgrsiitl U.ii orin swuc . i
Watson and Oiitliric.
From tho N'ws aud Ohaervor Jlel lust.
Th.
Populist and Democratic c
didates for Oovcrnor will have
joint canvass. trini, and div.-seil iu slviisii
Chainuau Manly yesterday 4 e:pin- it tiovei nor Levi
cep.ed tho i roptisiiioii made by ! p j,,.,, n's 4:;pensivo li.nel, jus1
Chairtiian Acr lor ajoiiii d.so.s i..n ; ;i ,'n . ( . ,.,,... tic h.al
belween Mr. Ualson uut M.ij. (iU.,,.u.,.s ;, ,. 1.:rlet and the lb
liuibrie, aud soon iheso gentlemen j . iM iiv.,,,i(j ,.rl- t rs on ihe oi her,
Will be speakliig for Jb'xaii ano t 1 1 . , . i holding t ted' meelitigs l:i Seiia
ver tro:u ttia sama slump 1,1 '''l;' i p, ,Ul s i. i.'-i-priee.i apartment,
Hum. Jlltlgo Ullssul, Wlio St -
oiiied much support on the '. 1 i.m ,
u
lie is ail. e tj iiiv'Ot. a.iy .ni-i on
loe stiimp", has beeuinviU-d by boiu '.' jr olvn jJir.v ... tl,,:ill. fc I . t-i i
candidales to a joint tl.seus?!oii. and I o ,i i,.,' jil-jis o.
. t l ... i . il.. ...i'. . ! ' t . ...
c
lias run iio:n fotii. uu iei. v..,- i
day altcrnoon lor the mountains,
confident that Watson aud Gmbrie
woii:d so manage tho debute as lo
ict Ihe people loi get ho is ruul.lUK j b.tlltr clothe or better ciiciiMi-
on a fold standard plalbu in, ami j ti,.(,,l.l s tj.ul i!,;(Kl 1'i.j.uiiM man-
that he bought his iionnii.tlion. Jle H ,.;s
has an idea that by coward, y I u:i j ' ' ' . .. . .
lilliglO llto niolUililllis I.e will be the j ijj,! V,.,j y i"
one to prolit by lite joint .iiscu.-sioii. j .;:ivt.jv. ,u a r-tnody fv.r
Lie wiit tind, on ibo oilier bund, Unit j M. ,,lt;,;or, ; t ,,!, o, t n b itlie
Ihe peoj.lo will be told every uay of I h iW Tijij modicine
his malevolent spirit; the position of;, . 71 1 1 1 1 1 lo be iiieiiliarlv ad
bis party; anu mai uuninu mm
Watsou xx ill tel tho people thai,
while the differences belweeu the
i'emocrats and Populists are com
paiatively slight, there is a great
gull tixed between auy mau xviui
xxaiits tree silver and good govern
tneiit and tho Itepuhiicaii paily and
Daniel L. Ui.ssoll.
North Caroliua Mica.
from tU Milling UazUa. I
Tho wiltt and apparently xvortb
less mountain region around linkers
ville, N. C, is iliu main source o!
mica for tho United Slates. Alien
mining is ono of the greatest indus
tries in North Carolina, ami has
yiolded fortuues to those engaged in
it. Mica is found in all sorts of
blocks, )f various thit kuessps ami
.i I I... . rO: ,1.. .. 1 ....
8,.U,.c0, ,uu u r,...v .
sii it unti ilbocomes mo linn, irnnsi
1 n.:i.i.. ...( 'a
naieill IIOMUIU natvt Ul von, tin. v v.
I ... . .... .
Ibis material is bv nature embed
;.. Oouii.oii tiirnti.'li ih
feldspar in masses largo or small,
close together or far apart, and is
blasted from the rocks by means of
dynamito, tho purer veins being j
j()Untj betxveen the walls ot slato.
The average sizo is about 4 by C
inches, although raro sheets of 2 ly
8 inches are sometimes found, i he
electrical industries aro largo con
suiners of mica, it being invariably
used as an insulatiug material on all
high voltago ariniluros and for vari
ous other purposes.
No Fusion in Orange.
Si.e. ll lo lb NewsniKl Oberrftir.
lIILLbliOKU, X. J., AlifiUSl. -i. oi"!
PopuM county convention ot Or:
ango metberc today and nominated
thonfollowiug officers: For Sheriff, A
J. Gordon; for Treasurer, W. t
York; lb. Legislature, A. F. Holmes
, XI I 4 Ol Tl.
and two commissioners, leaving the
ba anco of the ticket vacant. A
. r '
committee was appointed to confer:
I wit, the Republicans as to fu,ion !
,,u tle remaiuder ot the ticket. I lie
Hepublicans rofuso to accept thwir
proposition and there will bo no fa
sion iu Orange.
Prohlbltloifstate Ticket.
From Hie News au.J Obtcrter '21t Inst.
The Slate Frohibitiou convention
mot at Salisbury yesterday. Tl
attendance was very small. Only
alien.
ei ht
,.,h .
eounties xvero reprosenteti. .
x,7e followi.xK ticket was nominated;
For Governor, James R. Jones, of
n i ' t;. Vint.-n.'nr
: u j i),,NV,.:, Kaleish, Sccretarx of
j ylftl0i Thomas P. Johnston, Salis
j,e paHj Superintendent of Public
Instruction , (J . W. Holmes, Yadkin
j College State electore wore also
the eighth district.
World's lncn'asins? Population
Kroru iLe Sew York World.
(l,U)Ulslji ,.owlh of Eoro. ,
iu Ul0 iasi twenty years !
j -; navi 0f a uiovomeut in popuU
tion which is general throughout
civillz,il countries It is ceitMtoly
tyT'luc oi
f.0!, 5,o(0,0U() to 70 000 000 in Itss
thin, two decades is p.uulleloii by
alike iiicrcat.-, coittuicd cliutly to
the ciiu-s. While liel.ii.d, Italy an I
Sj.ain arc not so rc.-poii.Nivo lo the
ni..-c inciil, it is lor can cs loo w. n
uiiili'. si..d lo make Uivir cases seem
evet -ptions to i he rule tint I i it ir. at
M.iuniih,: hi.u meehnuical impmve
meiils ol tho century aro in'tumi: u
r.wsililn to:- the World lo Mvdllco
ami support a hrger v.puUlton than j r
p ipul iliou d Hie earth iu the time
ot .-. iiiiiisi a-, di-sar ditl not rscedl
o J.dtm.i'Oti, so thai in the United
SiaiiM wh n.v have more poop e
tinn Ihe earth eoalainetl Wtien Hie
emtnre ol the 1','t sars was at its
iciU-.-t
Aet-oidiii ' to lite same auttio.i-'y
die p'ipiilatioii of l''urope was tuny
r)O,i!0,!,'l'bll in t'.e 1'itieenlh ciiilmy.
wiule now U is estimated at ovt r
.l.'n.OOU.iliiO j e ple, whose average of
iivmg is lar Itijlier than that of the
Hgn of Aii;:ii.-ius or that ol the !
ee it it eeoi in y.
It ii bi-joiiiiiig nioro and more a
so f evitlii! proposition thsl lite iu
creaso ol civ I Ziti'.m is not only ac
conip iiii' ti i'.v but is tlept ii. lent on
aa men a-e of popul iti.m. And no
f :ct i:i ec .n. i.Jie hi-tory is of mole
lar it
iillij.
iieporiaiii
1S,n Bill let' Li vni
High.
W.v-Miij '".ti'-c iii'lrne I'lilla lulpi.lu liun-ril
Ii.i- H .1,1'f itlid hi.-
'..t, ;., 7UOi i.i the Popunsi Legisia
live. Campa i;n t. oiiiiuillee, ail neai
, e. Jodrooni and
p.r.
ii. d
-pially
llsl
ut.ih
tie
i an
an 1
li e
pp.-a. u:. ci: o ropulisia iroin
curit-ai ii. e.-. an-i cartoons. N com
tnillee ol' bankers, or goitl bu.;s, or
ol anv oilier vurtetv, could be in
a pled lo tiio relitf and euio ol all
m ale Ctmplaiuin, ext-ninga won"
detl'ul direct influence in givimi
strength and tone lo the organs If
you ha vo Lo-s ol' AiMtite. Consti
pation, Headache. Painting SpeiU,
of it re Nervoir.;, Sleepless, ExclUb'e.
Melancholy or iiotibed with li..y
Spells, Electric I'.ilii'isis tho nu-di
cine you need. Health and Strength
are guaranteed by its use. I'ilty
(!ents and 1 III) at O. U Pilking
ton's Unit? Store.
My lilllo boy, xvheii two years of
age, was taken very ill xxilh bloody
ll.ix. I was advisod to use Chamber
lain "a Colie. Cholera and Kiarrhoea
... '. i i....i.:t. ,1 .., i
imeoy, ami ...ck.ij ,m.,v...... ,.. .. .
of a 1. iMIe. I eart-Itiny leati inn tu-
t-ftillv
I eel ions and
ave it accordingly.
II
, hll, fcl.vv surelV
--
bo b-.'ati to improve, gradually re
t . - i
..I ..ml l TlllW rl BlOtlt llllll
fovereo,
i stronj' as ev
I feel sure it saved
his life. I never can praiso the Ucm
pdv half its worth. I am sorry cv-
;oiy one 111 the woru ooes not m.o
S. llinton, (ji abumsville, Mai ion
Co., Florida. For sale by Hyuuui&
lleaden.
IlryuuN Tour ol'thr Slate.
Kai.ki.ii, N. ;., Ang. 21 Demo
crutie slate Chiiirinan Man y is per
feeiiiitr arrangements for Wiliiam .1.
lb yun's tour id North Caroliua, it
being di linitely settled that hexxill
comt to North Caiolina. Ho will
I iiiuk.j a txxo ilnys tour on a special
pi,ejtraiu through the state, lunkiug
- . - . i .
m..'fe.em.u the rear tut plat
orui. and wnl bo heard a m d
w 1 1 " ' "
llreo rt-tiU.iirsj-ei'C'ies, one J"
gh n..d probably one at Gtoensboio.
Tutfs Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Doctors Say;
Dllious and Intermittent Fevers
o Wiiich prevail in miasmatic dis-
i ;ed by
ctnmL
uerangemems ui mc
Stomach Liver and lJowels.
The Secret cf Health.
The liver is the great "driving'
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pills
rc ail Liver Troubles.
0 rfinftn "sa3 W
BUST JiikPIE
fmW mmKV mm JTT-.jirs-"""
() I J 1 1 1 ! I' C ISS tBi 1
t W. i.. l.ol)ON & SON'S and
sec how cheap they can sell you
one. They keep all kinds of
FURNITURE,
The Best $-2.50 Oak Bedstead
you ever sauf.
PM TSIiflliO', Aug. (, lSi f..
COXKKNSK1) RKPOltT OP THE CONDITION
or TIIK
Commercial and Farmers Bank,
;,, KAId.Uill, iM.
a I.-I.-VIH !:Pli TO T!IK S1ATK TliKASlTIIKU, O.N T.IK
Rl'SoViU E .
Titm.is and D.s i..Ih, .?:'. 'C.i'. 1 7 HI
O.-Hi-ilrat'l.--. (.-cured tT.im'H'o
Ovfi-tliaf uiist cured. 1 :', P.I 77
s--, (100 N (' ! pi-.i-i. li nds-.?-'i (ll')'il'
I5:::i.-: lli-ii' i', Peiniliiris
tile
Olio
C ii
(;.-.
l-'ivtni".
i . ii e- title,
I loans.
I Lie from Palik--1
;s hi d cash it I';;:
IS.VP'.' Is
1 i ,s",i ."i
; : . ; . r : . i iti
ill -'It;:!:
t.'.'-J) 7'.
Cu.-h in Vaults,
r-r, i:i..i'.l
We Ko!:,il v. .ur cr.lhcti. i s and
We xv ill bo p'ii'-a-ed to coiu- pond
l Lali.'t s or 0 i liil.g ni x.- accomon.
SANFOaO
Fiiriiitttrt4 DfiiliM. I'mlor
tiikois. An-1 Agents l'r l.tnl-
illMI .V IlilU's I'iillitiS illl'l C'l'
OilliS. 1 1 . t : i
,'. t
St CM'lv
'ill III I.-
lilt:
niiiil I'ofoivo prompt
illUMll I'.lt.
April 2. ls:'rl.
TUI2UNIVKH.SITY.
ii, TfKf'.i'i'H. SM St ii.i. iitf. 'lulu, ii ifrl.'.il n jrnr
ll...ir.l!H i.'lclit li llnr.-i it nn.iiih.S f.iil I'l.lli';:-'
Our-, a llti. 1 t vi.it I-w Siii""l M"ll. i
SV1i...i, s'tc.er.".' S.'!n. ( r 'Ii icIhih, t. It la.'
l.irs nii.I l-".'u.s t. r .In- ii: .ly. A.I if f
I'UKslliF.ST XM.SsToN, t'lcilii l llli!. N. ''
Ml
oitn; (ii: s. li. iiy iu
i. S u:....t a Li'irtf i..- i s.-i-an-.l ! m l')' la""
II ji. Vittli .ni l wt i-. it Hi. I.'Ui .lay f Koinu.iry.
l.-ii, I will h.-ll f..r .-'islt nt ii.tl.ll" n.i-i..ii.i.nlli.i
Vm Ml ii-s. n sx'l't l:ix V. ilw 'J'J.li Uy '' Anstift,
lsjii. tin- Iitti l ....-rliii'.l Iu fii l m. i-'K.i!. sloia.H
In Ill. li..ry M.uin'r.l
iiiwnslilii. cii'i'liani I'.iiihty.
nit.t In mir H.TI-S on Oi
rtli si.lu "f snl'l M-
.,,.,,.. R...e,i,u m- u..'N..t u. U.
. , K , u..
i Hju-Liu'V '.n ilio wont, s
1 mi.) i. : Smltli mi l i.iti
It. ivrry
-. Ti. '.II U.I- I'.'fc.l.
.lilSIII'X .IOHNSOS.
.Inly :il. 1KU-.
TjaOUiGAt.E SALE -UY V I U-
aTB uu; .if n inrtKn:n mwiiioI tu 0. W. C..(tln
l,j I.nwls Smltli nisi t Ite nml July t.Hn.-t.Tr.s! lo
mi, aii.l roflsi. r...! In It. k t! K." pauo In
H five "I tlt r.'Blsti'r .t il.-A'U "I Ch.nliMi
c-uiity. 1 will mil I'-r mil at (.it. .11" mi.-tfn.
ll.o ...tirt li..ii.'n .l i.ir In l'i'.ui' h i S o . it Mo
ilny, tlm "tli ly "f St-pi.'nibvr, lt-'.ui, tliw I"-rtmi-rllM
il In onl'l nn t'i.-i!'-. hliiniis In Ot.lt iwu
slitc lii xal.l o.iii'.y. ami Ih iin.I.'.l Ly U. lanJ
nt l.ihn Check, Jeniian Snil-h nifl I mien Tlllmnu,
c. iitHliiln twi-lve ui-rto mure ..r ln.
A,iK f.. WHN H.F.I KUS.
Horner School,
Full Term loiiis Sojtoinler
I 1
1 1th. Aiply i'or cattilduo.
si. mn I
ron
Tim A-lvoiit 'JVnn of the
Firtv-liflli School Ycsiv will lo-
giu Sciiletnhor 21, lS'dd.
Special at lent ion paid
thorough instruction ou
violin.
to
the
. J uly 23, 1 SW.
I'aveatr. nd Trarfe-Mrlrt obulned. ml ill
rnt bimiaege cnndnctcil for MODtfiATK fit .
Oitn Orricr i Opposite U . P.tcntO'Picc
nd .e?uw T'Sfetil Tin to Uiuo Hum dioM
remnie from XViohineton. . .
Head model, iln-wlng or photo., with rtoncTI
tion We mlvi.6, if itental.ie or net. ftey ol
cl.rKe. Our fcc m.t due till rwteul U neurwL
A pmntiT " ll'iw lo OMi IMicnie. witl
tittiiei'.f trtml'tliput. iu Juut btale, cutuity, uc
town, e. nt tree, ..i.trfei,
C.A.SKOVV&CO.
Oer. Mint orrice, KiNro. t. .
.1. J. i HO.M VS. Pi e.-i if nt. I- '
J. G. WILLIAMS iggljsjj
nt?
I lib
GS
lllrii hki'Emdek, 18D5.
LIABILITlKS.
Oipitai nuu-K paui m
Cash.
l'n.iivide.1 Profits,
S100.000.00
20.81.22
30.000 00
10,880.03
'silts paao:e,
Duo to !iiiks,
I'l-posits ut'ject to
Check
350,510 8fi
1,859 87
' '.i.sbiei's checks outstand
ii.g
8513,531.08
t'S
bosinfss Wc gnninnfeo satisfaction.
will, those who contemplate making
I ER MAN, Cashier,
! IMITPD
k MIHTII ew
RAINS'
DOUBLE DAILY
SERY1CE
To N.-v Yolk.
Alhiiita. Hii linioinl, Xorflk,
Ami nil loints NOKT1I nii-l
ruirni.
Trains Leave Pitts-boro-
'.) 05 a. m.
Train' Arrive
boro--
at
rttts-
25 p. in.
11 15 a. in,
J nhi t.rrrj'l .SiNo'iiy
J't N !IS 1' PL' LLMAN VESTIBUL
Tin ixs.
T. J. .i.N DCKSON,
General Pass. Agent,
Po. Isiiioulb, Vu.
E. ST. JOHN,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Manager.
V. E Me. P. EE. Gen. Supt.
II. W. 11 GLGVEIt,
Tnd'.i" Manager.
" C F. 1 "II RAILWAY7
JOHN GILL, Rkchver.
Conclensed Schedule.
Ii.efft-ct August 23nl 180C.
Noktii Ior.Ni. No. 2
laiLY
Lukx-0 Wtlmlnuioii
Arrixv Viiyetu-vCIn
1,,-iiY.i rnyil.'ilil
Ij-hv Knyoiti-vllle JuoclU.u
Ijhvc Sftnti.r.l
I.nHTeSllrr City
i..ave Cllmnx
Arrive tlrwontKiro
T Ji m.
1U.4S "
II 05
11 15 "
J'i. 4 p. m
1 -i0 "
40 "
SOS "
3 11 "
6 Ji "
No. 1.
ILXII.Y.
LfxiTH OreoiiStmro
Arrive Ml. Airy
SoCl'U If OVS0
' oiivn Mr. Airy
' -v xvi.inui iv.t
i. vi. Utnil.ri
;..iivn stioritty
I.HHVA Smifnr I
Leave ty..tovlll
Ariivo xxiliiiliigum
0.4S n. in.
11 O"
i.m "
J.'Jf
i 19
4 46
lii "
NOHTH BOO NO.
No. 4.
DAILY.
U'Hve Bi'tiuntivllle
Arrive Xtmt'.iii
l.i-ave XiHxtim
Li-iivo lli'd senium
I i'hvh l".e mills
Arrive nyatuvllle
bOl'TU BOUND,
B 4 . in.
V 45 "
V FiO "
10 1'J
90 "
10 W
No. 3.
DA1I.T.
I.enve KHyeitevlllo
l.i-i.v.. Il...i' M Ills
l...itv lie.1 Sn iiif
Aitivi Xl.ixii.a
XiHX'.llll
Arrive It. iinriiBVllle
OItT!l lioCND.
4 4S p.
4 ill '
51!
6 14 '
f. II '
Till '
No- 10.
Vlie4
Daily Kio'p
boudny-
Leave I'nin.rur
I.I'.IIV Cltnmx
Arrive Orel iul.ro
I.t-HV Or. i-i.slii.ro
l.eavo Sn.kJililo
Arrtvo Mailiaiiu
e 44 a. m.
8 54 "
90
5 "
111 60 "
11 50
No. 15.
Mlie4.
Dally Exe't
SuiiSiiy.
SOUTH Dol'SU.
I mve M.lll3tll
l.fvi. si. keltil0
Arrive HrwnsiNiro
Leave Oi'wnaijorft
Leave CIIiiihx
Arrive KHn-senr
IJ -It p to.
t "
J S6 "
10
4 01 "
NORTH BOUND CONJtECTIOHf.
At royottovlllB with Atlnnllc Const Line for All
iH.litls Nnriti aud Enet, an.l Kanfvr.t with Iho 8o
iKiard Air Line, nt OieouiOmrn with Hie Buntherm
luilwiiy Ooiiiiany, at Walnut Covo with tlto Ho
fi.lk ti weeieru aallruai for Wlutoo-8m.
HOCTH HOUND CONNECTIONS.
at Wttluitt Cove wlili the Morfol k Wertera Bati
roaU f'.r li-am ke aud polnla North aud wt, at
Oreeiiborn with the Southerii Sallway OaiaMuy
for linle'gb. Klchra ud aad all polata North aud
Enel. I ayetWT.ll.. with the AllanUe Coaat Um
(..mil ...ii,tShi.uin,at lal..n with the S.ab.aM
Air I.lnc lr Chrl..no. Ailuuia aud all 4a
South and South weal.
W. K. TL. OWI Pe atuu
f, V. rUT, Ovu'l Manager.