HIMsUI. OCTuHBK 15. IBM.
X. A. LONDON. Editor.
lEBQCBATIC NOMINEES.
fob ruidert:
WILLIAM J. BRIAN
f Ntbrtiki.
E ttCI-PKlIDBNT:
1KTI1TB SEWALL,
oi Maine,
rex governor ;
CTRUS B. WATSON,
of Forayth.
fOfl LmTBNAHT UOVRRXOR :
THOMAS W. MASON,
of Northampton.
(or ttmcTARY or tati :
CHAKLKS M. COOKE,
ot Franklin.
FOR TRJCASL'RIR :
1BSJAMLM I-'. AYCOCK,
of Wayne.
FOB AUDITOR :
JiOiJfiftTM. PL'UMAN,
of Buncombe.
twiBCTittufrrHKDBMTPrBLtc instruction:
JOHNC. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston,
FOR ATTOBSBV OBSIRAI, :
FRANK I. OSBORNE,
of Mecklenburg.
PR AWOCIATB JUSTICRS :
ALPHONSOC. AVERV,
EORGE O. BAOWN JR.
fob jrDOB scrsmoR rrRT :
JAM IIS K. MANNING,
of Durham.
for roNiinrss-:
K I) WARD W. TOU,
of Johnston.
Tms aotioo of the Republican con
vention, held in this county "tt last
Monday, verifies the prediction made
fcy the Rbcord in 1892, when we
warned our Democratic readers a
gainst the shrewd scheme ot certaiu
Bpublicaux,"who pretending to be
Populists, were only trying to in
duce Democrats to abandon their
party io order to defeat and disrupt
that party and then they would throw
off the mask of. Populism and again
Woome full-blooded Republicans.
Yes, the Record repsatedly warned
its readers against tbgae Republican
Popislists, who professed to have
abandoned their old party aud were
so ztalous for the People's party, and
were so eager for Democrats toabau
don their old party aud joiu with
ahem in building up a new party.
We predioted and insisted at that
Sue iliat these Republicans were not
MDoere in their pietended conversion
to Populism, but that they were only
planning a shrewd scheme to divide
od disrupt the Democratic party.
Aed they planned well. Iu ISQ'J and
1691 the Republican party in Chat
bam Mttued dead. The Republicans
gave all the cilices to the Populists
both in IS92 and 1894 and claimed
nothing. Bat they were biding their
time. Liko"Urer Rabbit" they were
tying low and watching. Indeed they
kept so quiet that the Populists
leally thought that they ware dead,
or had iecooae so nearly dead as not
to be worthy of any notice, except a
few crumbs, such as coroner and
surveyor !
But the Republican convention, on
last Monday, rudely awakened the
fcneied security and over-confidence
of the Populist and carried conster
Ration into their ranks. Like a sleep
ing giant the Republicans suddenly
awoke and girded on their armor for
deiperate fight. And conspicuous
ia that convention were many of the
very men who in 1892 and IS!) t pre
ended to be ardent Populists and
earnest advocates of a new party be
MUM 01 tue alleged corruption or I
l.Klt, llm M r,riaM Anil f Laba I
lormer pretenuea x'opuiisis aciuauy,
ky a unanimoua vete, adopted a reso
lution deolaring that tbey will "en
dorse only such candidates as will
support the platform adopted by the
Xepublieau party, in its national
convention", which declared for the
gold standard I
' Tee, the same old fight is on again.
The Democratic and Republican par
ties are ones more drawn up in op
posing ranks and are engaging in one
of the most desperate contests of
their eslsteuoe. The one or the olb
r will be victorious. Which shall it
Im? . There ia no possible chance for
the Populists to carry either Chat
ham county or the state of North
Carolina. Either the Republicans or
the Democrats will carry this county
aad this state. Which shall it be ?
After having been betrayed and de
eiveJ by their former allies and as
iciates, will our Populist friends who
abandoned tho Deinocratio party,
now permit and allow those Republi
cans to reap'the reward of their per
Idy and treachery ?
The Democrats of this (Chatham)
county ' are indignant and feel dis
graced at the proposal of the Demo
cratio State Central Committeo to
fuse with the Populists. Ami they
I are especially indignant and inceu-
eed at the offer to withdraw Mr. E.
W. Pou, in favor of Hon. W. P.
I Strowd, as the candidate for Con
gress iu this district. They vow that
they will not vote for Mr. Strowd,
even if Mr. Pou is withdrawn, be
cause they Lave no confidence iu Mr.
Strowd's eiuoeritjr. They tmy that
Mr. Strowd publioly declared in Lis
speech at this place, court week, that
he is in favor of Pritcliard'a re-election
to the Uuited States Seuate,
and they cannot vote for any man
who favors the olctiou oi a gold
standard McKinley Republican!
This proposal of our Centrttl Com-
mittee has aroused intense indigna
tion among the Democrats of Cbat
hiiu, who openly denounce it as not
(only demoralizing to party organizn
tion but as disgraceful and Lumiliat
ing, and also as a higbbaudcd usur
patiou oi power unprecedented.
Tub election in Georgia, last week,
resulted in a glorious Democratic
victory, the majority being nearly 50,
000 Even Tom. Watson's own Con
'gressioual district was carried by the
Democrats. Thus far, during the
I pttat few eiks, elections l ave been
held in four southern states Alaba
ma, Arkansas, Florida and Georgia
aud all have gone Democratic by
lurge majorities.
Now, what about North Carolina t
Shall the "Old North State" joiu
her southern sisters and wheel into
the Democratic columu ? Or, shall
she go with Maine an.i Vermont iulo
the Republican latks?
Otho WiNou'ii Special Train.
From lb UalebJ'h Nnws aad Ojeorvor.
The following curd, written by Mr.
W. L Arendell, a leading citizen of
Carteret county, bearing date of Oot.
8, appears in tho Beaufort lleurld
this week:
'Oq Subbatb morning I loft my
borne for Sunday school and stand
ing in front of the city station was
an engine fired up with a hi st cImss
car attached. The conductor told me
ou inquiry that the train was to take
up Rmlioad CommiHrtioner S. Otho
Wilson, who, I understand, bad been
over to Beaufort to ffeet a fusion
between the Populists and Republi
cans. What I want to know, Mr.
Editor, is by what authority the Rail
road Commission of North Carolina
uses our State roads for political pur
poses and also violates the laws of
G-xl and of the State ".
Dockery and Pi itclimd.
rrnn lbe Hews and Obrerrer H'.ti lam.
Senator Pritchurd spoke at Troy
a few days ago Col. t). II. Dock
ery was also on band, and after Prich
ard had finished speaking Col.
Dockcry was culled on to speak. The
Republican henchmen tried to in
duce the crowd not to hear Col.
Dockery, but tlioy remuined tj hear
him. Uo made a strong spoech for
froe coinage, and denounced Pritch
ard and other Republicans who had
come out for gold. Ho showed that
this was the first your in its history
that the Republican party Lad fa
vored the single gold standard.
Roanoke News: Mr. illiain Ruck
er, of this county, was a gallant Con
federate soldier aud a meniSer ol
company A 4th N. C. regiment. At
the battle ot Chancellorsville ho was
shot in the tot. The bull was probed
for but could not bo found and tho
wound healed. Tor over thirty
years Mr. Rucker has carried the
leaden missile in his foot. A tew
days ago he discovered ihat tho ball
had worked its way near the skin
and it was promptly takeu out,
much to his delight.
Newton Knterprisc: A very (lis
tressing accident, resulting in the
death of a child, occurred at the
homo of Mr. N. E. Sigmon, of Cliue
township, Sunday evening. Lcona,
youngest daughter ot Mr. Ciino.
aged about H years, was the victim
of the accident. She, with two very
small children from the neighbor
hood, was in a room playing. A
quantity of seed coltou was in the
room in which the children had dug
a hole some two or throe feet deep.
vj some means nine neuim leu ueau
St 1UIO IUIS tlO.O aUU WI1B BUUOCai
Murdered for Uis Honey.
Special l the Charlutt Obnerrer.
Monroe, Oct. 12. There was a
murder committed near Marshville,
this county, last Thursday night, the
news of which has just been brought
here. John B. Marsh, a pojr white
farmer, started from the above named
village at night in his ox cart. Not
arriving borne that night or the nest
day, his neighbors started out to
look for him. Uis body was found
near the roadside, about midway be
tween his home and the village,
which are five miles apart. Tho
body was not removed until Satur
dsy, when the coroner held an in
quest.
There were three wounds on the head
such as would be inflicted by a heavy i
piece of timber, the skull being bro I
ken. The dead man's bat was found
uou iuv iuwu. wiuuu uu iub u iu
cicateu thai the man was struck just (
when starting out, and that he rode j
on io his cart, aud finally got down, j bilious fevers. Mo medicine, will act
or fell, and crawled some distance more surely in counteracting and
from the road. The team wmt to j froeing tho system from the malarial
the house of a neighbor. The man j poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con
was seao to have some money at the stipatiou, Dizziness yield to Electric
store, and it is thought that for this j Bitters. 50c. and !l .00 per bottle at
the deed was dene, 'u. R. Pilkinglou's Drug Storo.
Washington Loiter.
I Frew our Reular Correapoudcn'.l
Wasiiinotom, Oct. 9, 189G.
Chaumau 1-uulkner and all the
oilier oHii-iuls ut dumouialiu uead
.....
quarters in Washington have u:
we'ro bound to wiu expressioii on
their lines. 1 hey Iihvo not lacked i . ,.,.,.,
confident lro.n the beginning, but ' Uuruijj Fair welkin ItalmKb. Oi
they Lave received inloriitf.tion this 'bor ID-!U, visitor may expect to
week which Uiey think mako the j hud tU following orJei ol serve.l hi
election ot Bryan ail absolute certu I''Xpenmeiit I' arm. Those e.-
taintv. Tliov deem it best not to
make public the exact nature nf litis
information at this time.
Mr. Lawrence Gardner, secretary
of the Demociatic Congressional
t'ampuign Committeo, relurned tliis
week from the convention of the
National A-Kotimiou ol Democratic
Clubs, of which he isalso Secrolnry.
Ho says tboconvcution was
the most
largely attended and most llior
nughly enthusiastic ot any conveii
tion ot the kind ever held, and that
despite tho hard times and the dis
elimination of the railroads there
wait a hirger attendance than was
expeited. Speaking of what lie
learned on tlio trip Mr Umincr
said: "While at St. Louis, and on
my way thither und buck, consult
lions wore had wiih delegates tram
all pails of the country, and while I
wont to St. Louis already satisfied
that Mr. Bryan would, be elected, 1
returned with absolute certainty
that nothing can be done to sisy the
tide lliat will carry him into the
White House 1 Lave refrained, up
the present lime, from expressing
my opinion for publication, but now,
tooling so absolutely confident of
the result, stale tlie sincere beliel
that Bryan's election is assured. But
as this is the ti 1 1 1 oi the people
against the money powers of the
world, we must be watchful and
keep up the tight until the results
are declared".
Democrats aie wondering wheth
er President Cleveland's return to
Washington indicates his taking an
active part iu the remainder ot the!
campaign. Some say one thiug slid
sumo another. Meanwhile Sccrcla
ries Carlisle and Morton aie talking
for gold and small fry ollieia's are
asked tor their iesignatiou lor talk
ing lor silver.
More than three hundred eiitluisi
aslio democrats went out to Lauml
to hear Senator Gorman make his
first Biyan and Saw.ll speech, and
i hey were amply paid for so doing
Senator Gorman's statement of his
jwn position on the financial ques
tion was ut oueo modes! und force
ful. Ho said: " There are some dem
ocrats who have thought it best to
go slow on the question now belore
the people, but whru we submitted
our views at thu highest court in
this land, the National Convention,
there was nothing left lor any dem
ocrat to do but accept the decision".
The Senator paid ins respects to the
boilers in a tew vigorous and char
acterislic words and closed by us
suring I. is hearers that the Mary
land voters could not be bought
in his own language: I think I know
the poi ple well enough to say that !
all the batiks, railrosils a nil o'Lei
corporations will uot be able to pre
vent Maryland from casting her
electoral vote for Bryan and Sewall '.
This week the Democratic Con
gressional Committee issued a pock
et campaign bjok, giving in a nut
shell tho attitude ot the demccralhi
p:.rtv in ttie present campaicu, and
especially designed to aid democrats
arguing lor th-s free coinage ol
silver. Senator f amkner says it is
one of the most unique, useful and
popular campaign books ever issued
Here are some ot ihe reasons, iu
the shape ot letters received at dem
ocralic headquarters iu Witshingiou.
why the republicans are getting
frightened about Ohio. From Full
eiton, the Chairman of 1I10 Silver
Club writes: "In our backwoods
town in tho coiner ot Ohio, where
wo usually poll nearly two hundred
republican to ten or twelve demo
craiic votes, we have organized a
silver club, which now has more
than ninety members There has
been a silver club organized in ev
ery township around us", and from
Rod ri oid thu secretary ol another
Silver club writes: "This precinct
polled 82 democratic Votes last fall,
and wo will have over one hundred
this fall'.
Mr. Sowall's letter of acceptance
made public this week, is con fir in a
tion which nobody can dispute of
the positive assertion rnado wet ks
ago iu this correspondence, that Mr i
Sewall would neither be withdrawn j
nor withdraw from the ticket upon
which he was placed by the Chita
go Convention. j
Tho republicans came dangerously '
near to being thrown into a panic,
this week by tho unfavorable views
they received from Ohio and other i
states which thoy had fancied to be j
sure tor McKinley. They are still j
quaking in private, but have mus
tered up sufficient courage to resume
their old old game of claiming every
thing in public, and notice has been
served upon their millionaire bank
crs that more money lots more
must be at once raised and sent into
Ohio and other states without which
McKinley cannot possibly be eleelcd.
Electric Hitters.
Elcclrio Bitters ia a medicine suit
ed for any aurson, but perhaps more
generally needed when the languid,
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the!
ucvuui a luinuaim aueiiiiup ia icn.
A prompt usn ot tins meuicino has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
The Archbishop of Canterbury died
smldeuly, on last Sunday, while at
tending church.
Marvin Ring, u ounir man who
tried to poison his father. Dr. King,
"verm "
:,.,,, lt lbe poi,Uenli.r- tvr
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. u o cm s.
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I.'v iltrimi.iit lu in 1, iiiriiini.
, rr""". 'u"-,t,!"-'-' "".v ul
htttble or dairy operui ions aie invited
to visit thu farm and inspect tut
work.
Bicauso of the lorafion within the
enclnytiie for tho Fnir, (he lime fixed
for i-itor8 Las been advaueed iinii
! afu'r ,i,e -"ilur opening of the fair
I 6'f e moruin,
lu"
paiator will be iu on
oration at 10 to 10:30 a. m. and i to
ti:'M p. in. Siablo work affer 4:110 p.
in i lluming and butter working 10
to 1 1 :a0 m m. 20lii and 22ud. 'J h
I I.iIjuoi k tester will be in operation
part of every forenoon at the Kxpori
incut Paim Dairy. Both hand and
s'.eaia machines will be used.
Those who do not know the loos
lion of the Exptrimeul Form w;d
find it within the enclosure and west
of ll e Fair buildings. Tho flg pc e
ou tiie lawn nmki a the place unmis
takable. Very respectfully,
i'liANK 15. Emeiiy,
Agr culturist.
A Fire at MarL t esboro.
Norfolk. Vs., Oct. 10 A special
to the Viivinian from Alurfreesborn,
N. C. stales that a lire, which ori
ginated in a kitchen, swept uway
an entire block iu that town today
Anions the buildings burned wn
fhe Episcnp-il church and E. V
Rice's grocery, the latter quite an
extensive vslubiishment. The total
loss is estimated at about 10,000;
insurance very slight.
It Troubled with Hhcuinntlsin.
Annapolis. Md , April 10, 104
I havrt used Chamberlain's Puis
Halm lor rU umatisin uml found it
to bo all that is claimed for it I
believe it, to bo the best preparation
for rheumatism and deep seattd
muscular pains on the market and
cheerfully recommend it to the pub
lie. J no. G Brooks, dealer iu boots
shoes, etc., No IK Main St.
A I. Ml HEAD THIS
Mecbatiicsviile. St. Mary county.
Md I sold a bottle ot Chamber
Inin's 1'ai n Balm ton man ho had
been suffering with rhotimntism tor
several years, it made him a well
man. A. J. McG;ll. For sale at 60
cents per botttlu by Bynuni A Head
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the storv for the month is "Rose
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t it ! huild. no the health.
If yoa auf7er from Iebili:y. Skin Fniptir,n
Cough, Asthma, iJyspep.ia. kidney, Lii:.ary cr
eJe.ompliinu.or any oiwrun m in i.nr.p.
Stomach, Bowels, Blood or Keirev, d.n t wait
till ymi arc s.ck in bed, but use i'Mtn'i Toxic,
to-day t st will five you new life and vigor.
MlbCOX CO.. N. V.
S,ild Hv Initjritu. Largo saving buyiag $t siie.
S0LI BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
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Drains-
DOUBLE DAILY
SERVICE
To New York.
; Atlanta, Kichmond, Norfolk,
And all points NORTH and
SOUTH.
Trains Leave Pitts-boro--
0 05 a. m. 8 20 p. m
Trains Arrive at Pittt
boro 11 45 a. m, 5.25 p. ra.
). i.vir t SuitJoy
FINKS T I'l LLSlAN VESTIBDL-
ED TRAINS.
T. J. aNDEHSON,
General Pass. Aent,
l'ortsmoutb, Va.
E. ST JOHN,
Vice li t s. and Gen. Manager.
V E Mi:. 15 EE. (ion. Supt.
II. W. 15. GLOVE It,
Traffic Manager.
C. F. & Y. V. RAILWAY.
JOHN GILL, Riceitib.
Condensed Schedule.
liielVcct August 23id 189(1.
Noll 1 11 liiLNU. No. I
SAILT
l..'sv WtlmtiiKi.'n
Arrive Knye'irvllle
l.cttTe rr uvlilo
.rave tiiyeiievllle Juocllnn
I.AAro hnnfrl
l.ritTr Sllr City
:to cilinai
Arrive limiisrviro
l.wvn OivetiatMtro
Arrive Ml Airy
Tss a. m.
10
11 ot
11 is
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1 20
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no. i.
DAILT.
Sulll'il 15oUNU
tave Ml. Airy
I.HHve witlnui Cora
l.cavo OrctnifllHiro
Lenve miMrOlty
Lfuvo hrtitford
l.euve rnyenevllla
Arrive Wllinlng'na
t At a. a.
11 U"
1 us
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lit
t a
1 M
NOltTH HOUND.
No. ,4.
DAILT.
I.np IlrnnetlBTllle
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1 .
Wlaea
Dally Sae-p.
aaday
50KTH llullNU.
Leave rtemiieiir
I.rav eilmai
Arrive (Ireenabnro
Leav i On eueliuro
l.eave Kl.iktlalo
Ariivo Maillwo
ita.au
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No. 15.
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Ijve Htnkt-edala
Arrlvo OrcuetMiro
Leave ilreuuabere
l.eave tllmaa
Arrive Kaipeeur
itnHTU BOUKP OOmCTIOalaV
At rayetievllle with ailaaue Oeaat Have tat aA
points norib and Baal, aad Saslerd wllta taa aa
board Air Line, al Ore Habere with lbe aaajtMrt)
Railway Company, at Walnal Oeva lt tka I at
fulk 4 weatern Railroad tec Whaaui waif
SOUTH BODRD SMIRMTION. '
at waJonlOove wltk the Hertefk ft Waalava let?
. rod tor Roanoke and peiaka Renk eavel Weat. a
Ueeeruibora wlU ska tealtiera SaAlway Oeateeaap
fur Italaigb. IUoaM4aael afl peaat Wmm mm
Enal. rerettevUle vita tk Al
far all points Beasta, as Ua
ak' UU tar raMe4a, Alli aiia taat
, gviitci aad aeatkweea.
W. K. ITU, Dean 9mm
J . W. I KY, Oeal Ml