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Published Evkkt? Thursday, by
YOUNG & GRAKTHAM.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1892.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
TIOKET-
FOK president :
G ROVER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
ADLAI E. STEVENSON,
of Illinois.
ESTATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET-
FOR GOVERNOR :
ELIAS CAKR,
of Edgecombe
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR i
R. A. DOUGMTON,
of Alleghany.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
OCTAVIUS COKE,
of Wake.
FOR TREASURER.
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR :
R. M. FURMAN,
of Buncombe.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION :
JOIINC. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL :
FRANK I. OSBORNE,
of Mecklenburg.
RESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
STATE AT LARGE:
C. B. AYCOCK, of Wayne.
R. B. GLENN, of Forsyth.
the
FOR JUDGE TWELTII DISTRICT :
GEORGE A. SHUFORD,
of Buncombe.
THE FOURTH PARTY.
The following from a Texas paper
is going the rounds of the press and
vre publish it by request:
"Ed. Courier : Being an old and
Astute politician and having careful
ly studied and analyzed the Demos
cratic. Republican and Third party
political nlfttfnnns and fin.llno- thpm
all rntton n,l rmrvi t n,o r
r
u. ..,y leuuencies. caicu
1 l - t , 1
iaie in uieir nature, design and pur-
Vpose to oring disaster, ruin, poverty
Bnd destruction to the masses, and
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lipMnvin,. fl.n ;D ,.f i r .
b ..v. , ..e u! averts
ing ine disastrous ruin and that
threatens our country !y organizing
ia fourth political party similar and
Vet dissimilar tn Pirlr nf ti.A r,..
"J WUW I
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forgoing, as it is made up entirely of
the rag.tag, bob-tail, dissatisfied, dis-
affected, grumbling, growling, whin
in.r memhpra nfntw rUf;i
ties; and dissimilar as, no man is al
lowed to become a member of
;iui party lor uur party iraue or in
... f- - . . -i
'fluence.
I hereby call a mas3 meeting of
such men as above described to meet
in John Borbee's opera hall on the
night of May 21, between the hours
of 1 and 2 o'clock, for the purpose of
organizing and fully equipping for
the war of this fourth political party.
When fully organized we will elect
by ballot a sufficient number of men
to fully, secretly, stealthily and
soeakingly canvass all the entire
county of Hamilton. It shall be the
duty of canvassers to lie on, misre
present, and throw their nasty filth
and slime, and even puke on all
other political organizations I here
by notify all interested parties that
no one shall hold office in or even be
come a member of this party until he
fully endorses and subscribes to the
following oath :
A. B., in the presence of these,
iny disgruntled brethren, do moit
sincerely promise and swear that old
Jim Hogg is peisonally and individ.
uauy responsmie ror tue di oughts.
fcyclones, hail storm!., short crops
Jll - . .
anu iow prices oi iarm prouuets in
the State of Texas; if CUrk is elect-
fed Governor he will hare the coun-
try in a worse fix thn Hogg has, for
I do boleraly swear that Clark is
bigger har and itnarter man than
Hogg. .
MI furthermore do solemnly prom
ise and swear that I will not,
tinder,
and write or whotw State and county
taxes amount to more thn two dol
lars a year.
I do furthermore most solemnly
and sinceaely swear by all that is
good and bad. with all the devil and
vim there is in me, that I do honest
ly and sincerely believe that the
property accumulated by the hard
licks, industry and economy of our
weathiest men ought to be d'yid o
equally between the lazy disgruntled
members of this party, and I further-
mora swear that I will never bf satis
fied until this is done. I furthermore
tip-toe and rock back on my dew
claws and most solemnly, sincerely.
willingly and anxiously promise and
swear that l win never plant more
than half crop of anything and will
under no circumstances half work
that, and futhermore swear that I
11 1 .11 W 1 1
win uo an i can to Keep my neign
bors from working theirs or paying
their debts, and to cap the climax,
I do with all the earnestness of my
soul, from the bottom of my heart,
sincerely promise and swear that 1
will take my wife's chickens, butter
and eggs to town and trade for
whiskey, get on big drunk and talk
politics."
Believing a party nade up of the
above mentioned material would re
volutionire the whole country and be
a good thing, I urge all who can con
scientiously take the above oath to
be prompt in-meeting at the above
time and place.
John Bentiit Brown.
ROTHOHILD'S MAXIMS.
The elder Baron Rothschild had
the walls of his bank placarded with
the following maxims :
Shun liquors.
Dare to go forward.
Never be discouraged.
Never tell business lies.
Be polite to eyerybody.
Employ your time well.
Be prompt in ever3'thmg.
Pay your debts promptly.
Bear all troubles patiently.
Do not reckon upon chances.
Make no ureless acquaintances.
Be brave in the struggle of life.
jM&intain your integrity as a sacA
red thing.
Never appear something more than
you are.
Take time to consider, and then
decide positively.
Carefully examine into every de
tail of your business.
Then work bard and vou will be
certain to succeed In life. South
port Leader.
COL. SKINNER GONE-
He has at last.taken the fatal leap.
tone has Col. thinner I Whoever
would Lave believed it! When he
, . , . . . .
as n.ppoarommg ti.e btate in the
..latform with fil. R.llr nnrl Mr R-t
. .
ler, the Observer warned him in al
gentleness and kindness that he was
r'"" uw,c,v '"e ol- raius u'juncuon
,. l ; c. 1 i ; :
i v : 1 1. i it
lw ttu,u " appearance oi evil, ne
retf,rfpr1 that. . woe aa crA - T
crat as the Observer, nnd t.l. Ohspr
ver, gooil easy souU believed him
an" on,y regietted tha' he kept such
company. He was keeping such
, , . .
company ana matting such speeches.
he said, in order "to kern th Alli
ance in the party," and lie has met
the fate that overtakes the swimmer
wno venturesout to saye a drowning
man uo lias Deen cnguited himself.
He went out as a missionary ani has
oeen eaten by the heathern.
He has gone on the mountain.
He is lost to the forest.
Liko a summer dried fountain.
When our needs were the sorest,
The tant re-appearing -
'rom tlie rain drops shall borrow,
But to us comes no cheering,
To Skinner no morrow I
The hand of the reaper
Take 8 the ears that are hoary,
But the yoice of the weeper -
Wails manhood in glory.
The autumn winds rushing
Waft le leaves that are searest,
But our flower was in fluehinsr.
When blightentng was nearest.
Colonel, so long ! Charlotte
Ob-
server.
lhe lhird party held its State
Convention in Raleigh on the 16th.
Mr. Marion Duller was made chair
man, Col. Harry Skinner was nomi
nated by acclamation for Governor,
but got up and withdrew. Dr W. P.
TVI'TTI orna I 1 a r nnminatiul fn
Dp. r.. M. n - m . RM1M.
o,.t. Tiinfl r t. t
H. Lyon for Attorney General, W J
Woody for Supt. Public Instruction,
Marion Butler for Elector : t La-e
o-
W. A. (outline for Justice of Supre
me Court, R. A. Cable for Lieu. Gov.
The ticket is a weeV one. Mr. skin-
ncrs action confused them, as he was
their strongest man. We hear from
reliable authority that Mr, Exutu
can't carry his own township.
So we
guber-
guess he will never sit in the
yatUjfiaJ chair of this State,,
TURLINGTON I N S T I T tJ T E,
Smitlilield, 1ST. C.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GrIRLS
WILL BEGIN TUESDAY,
AUGUST 30, 1892.
This Instruction has EngHeh, Classicnl, Mathematical, Scientific,
and Business Courses, Equal in almost Every Respect to
Those of Any School in th State.
AND A FULLY EQUIPPED MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
This school having out-grown its former accommodations, the
Principal purchased a site just outside the corporate limits
of the town and constructed on it, -
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
f Building
WHICH GIVES AMPLE ROOM FOR AT liEAST
i
i
Two HiandrecL JPnpils.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
has been so enlarged as to make it equal to that of any school in the State.
After completing it. bj's and young men are prepared to enter the sopho
more class of any College in the State, or at the University. Girls &nd
young ladies completing it, it is believed can graduate at any Female Col"
lege in the State in one 3'ear. It is
girls of this school take a high stand in the Colleges wherever they go.
Besides preparing boys and girls for College a finishing co irse has been
arranged for those who do nor. intend
them for the ordinary pursuits of life
Those who wish to become expert
and business men will find the Business
"Mens sana in coupokk sana," a
truth contained in these words induced the Principal to introduce a Mili
tary Department for the physical development of his pupils,
FREE MEDICAL
Dr. R. J. Noble, fhst-elass physician living in the town, has been secur
ed by the Principal Kok after tbo health of the boarding pupils at all times.
This attendance is free or charge to the pupPs except in those cases of
sickness when a seconk physician must be called. In such cases the pa
tient must pay the extra charges.
THE BOARDING
IS UNDER THE IMMEDIATE1
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Incidental Fee $2.00
Board, including furnished room, washing, lights and
fuel (10 mos.)
1 uitiou in rrmiary uepartmeDi 20.00 or $2.00 " "
TUITION IN COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
KNGLISII COURSE. .
Freshman Class X
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
MATHEMATICAL COURSE.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
SEMI-CLASSICAL COURSE.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
CLASSICAL
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
Tuition in Business Course (without
Tuition in Telegraph
Tnition in Book-Kf eping alone
Tuttion in Writing alone
Tuition in Music
LJuse of Piano
Board and tnit'on for half of one month and half of the
must be paid at the beginning of eacu
The remainder of board and tuition
month.
Books can be obtained at Hood Bros.
rates,
Uniforms including coats, pants, and caps are furnished to the boys at
$15.00. This is the exact cost and is as good goods as can be bought for
the money unywhere.
CFFor Catalogue Addies,
IRA. T- TURLINGTON, Principal.
5MJTIIF!LDy.C.
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noted with pride that the boj's and
going to College, This prepares
Telegraph operators and book-keepers
course suited to their needs.
sound mind and a sound body. The
ATTENDANCE.
DEPARTMENT
CONTROL OF THE PRINCIPAL.
$30.00 or $8.00 per mo.
$25.00 or $2.00 per mo.
30.00 or 3.00 "
$23.00 or $2.50 per mo.
3a.00 or $3.50 per mo.
$30.00 or $3.00 per mo.
$40.00 or $4.00 per mo
COURSE.
$30.00 or $3.00 per mo.
$45.00 or $4.50 per mo.
$3.00 pr mo.
$3.00 per mo.
$1.50 per mo.
$1.00 per mo.
$2.50 per mo.
.50 per mo.
Telegraphy)
incidental Fee
term.
must be paid monthly at end of oach
Drug Store in town at reasonable
Cotton.
Middling
Low Middling
Stuins I
TVKrENTINE.
Virgin
2ml Year
Yellow Dip
Hard
6
55
$2.10
$1.70
$1.60
1.00
CouNTJiY Produce.
Chickens 15(25c
Eggs 10
Hides 4CGc
Corn 05
Peas 60&I.00
Butter 2025
Haras 10 -
Cape Fear & Yadkin Vaey Bail
way Company.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH 29TII, 1891.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 2, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Wilmtnsrtnn. 9.50 a m
Arrive Fayetteville,
Leave Fayetteville,
Leave Sanfonl,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro,
Leave Walnut Cove,
Arrive Mt. Airy,
I..r3 p m
3.00 p m
4.25 p m
6.O.") p m
7.15 p in
9.00 p m
1 1 .15 p ni
So. 4. Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Eennettsville, 12.40 pin
Leave Muxton,
1.27 p m
2.57 p ni
Arrive Fayetevllle,
No. 16, Daily Except Sunday,
Leave Ramseur, 7.25 a m
Arrive Greensboro, 10.05 a in
Leave Greensboro, 10.45 a in
Arrive Madison, 1.03 p ni
No. 12, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 16.10 a in
Leave Walnut Cove 1.55 p m
Arrive Mt. Airy 7.55 p m
No, 14, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Bennettsvtlto 1.00 am
Leave Maxton ' 4.25 a ni
Arrive Fayetteville 0.55 a in
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 1, Daily Except Snixilay.
Leave Mt. Airy, 6-00 a m
Leave Walnut Ce-ve, 8.11am
Arrive Greensboro. 70.00 a in
Leave Grec-nshoro, 10.30 a ni
Leave Sauford, 12.45 p ni
Arrive Fayetteville, 2.CK)tn
Teave Fayetteville, 3.04 p m
Arrive Wilmington. 7, 05 p in
No. 3, Da?ly Exceji SuiHlar.
Leave Fayetteville, 2.11 p ni
Leave Maxton. 3.32 p in
Arrive Bennettsville, 4.22' p in
No. 15. Da3y Kxeept Sunday.
Leave Madison, 2.45 p m
Arrive Grecnshor 4.5S p m
Leave Greensboro. 5.15 p m
Arrive Rainsenr, S.lOpni
No. 11, Daily Exeejt Snndus.
Leave Mr. Airy 2.10 p m
Leave Walnut Cove 6.15 p ni
Arrive Greeuslwro 9.30 p m
No. 13, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Fayetteville 10.15 am
Leave Maxton 4.30 p m
A rri ve Ben itet t s ville .05pm
Train No. 2 connects at '.hariford
with Seaboard Air Line for RaSeLb.
Norfolk and all points North, and
East, and at Walnut Covt with the
Norfolk & Western R. R. for Win
ston-balen, Koanoke and all points
North and West of Roanoke.
TraivNo, 1 connects at Walnut
Cove with Norfolk & Western R. R.
for Winston -Salem. Roanoke and all
! points North and West of Roanoke,
and at Sanford with Seaboard Air
iLine for Monroe, Charlotte, Athens,
At)fta and all points South and
South-west,
PnHroan Palace Sleeping Car on
Seaboard Air Line trains North and
Sonth from San ford and on Norfolk &
Western trains North and West from
Roanoke,
Passengers from Wilmington, Fay
etteville, Maxton, Bennettsville and
all noints south of Sanford will arrive
at Raleigh at 11 :15 A, M. and have
5 hours in Raleigh and reach home
same day,
Ample time is given passengers
for breakfast and supper at Fayett
eville, and dinner at Walnut Cove.
W. L. KYLE,
J. W. FRY, Gen. Psiss, Agent.
General Manager.
Gitarnntccd Cure.
We authorize our advertised drug-
gist to sell Dr. King's New Disco?,
ery for Consumption, Cough9 and
Colds, upon this condition. If you
are afflicted with a Cough, Cold .or
any Lung. Throat or Chest troudle,
and will use this remedy as directed.
giving it a fair trial, and experiwncc
no henifit, 3 0U may return the bottle
and have your money refunded, We
could not make this offer did we nut
know that Dr. Kiug's New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disap
points. Trial bottles free at Harper
& Hood's Drug Store. La.rge size
50c and fl00i !
$11
GIVEN VWAY BY
D. II HOOD.
I Will give in CASH $2.50 to the Person
the LARGEST
TURNIP
FROM SEED BOUGHT
F R O NI RT E
$1.50 in CASH to the Second Largest
$1.00 Third i(
The CASH will be Paid December 25th, 1892.
D. H. HOOD'S DRUG STORE
Is HEADQUARTERS for Everything in the
DRUG- Line, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Stationary, School Books, Seeds, Tobacco,
iSnttff. Cigars, etc.
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
D. II. HOOD.
YOUNG & CO.
GENERAJ. FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE AGENTS
R ep res
LONDON LrPERPOCXL & GLOBE,
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE,
NORTH CAROLINA HOME AND SOUTHERN
Insurance Company of Louisiana.
Also the Old Reliable
PENNSYLVANIA MUTUAL
Of Philadelphia,
The Best Company m Existence.
office in YOUNG BROS. STORE,
Hi"
Xb Best Remedy
ww.u, amy a v. iivmtir, oi DyiMQM
N. Y., ia Pastor Koenlc'i Neive Tonic. bee&flBA
my boo who was partially paralyzed threa
7?a5B.ago ?d attacked by fits, bas notbadaay
yaaptoiuB ot theia siuoa ha took one botUo ui
uu raoeay.- x moi neonay tbask lor .
Realizing the azaount of cood Vmtor Kosnb'i
eettif, to iu good auautiee. My nervous.
"me oas Qona me. 1 lasl it tdutrto
wa hmm by uvkx babit and eumtre
effect ol your medicine I felt imxoediaUily, aad
before I even used a whole bottle all trettJbiing
o- w m Mvvfw rinrH. lm
auu luiewwH iki oisappearea, ana l felt wen,
Diuep buum ana am iuu or ambitloa and llfo,
something I had not been for some time. .nrt
cordially reoommeod ttma ezoellent nam
u a.
FREE
A Valuable Book on Hernmi
jJiMeafle eent free to any addreas.
fwi uBuauw can aino oocalu
this medicine free of charse.
TLiS remedy ban bees prepared by the EeTereod
raster Kttti. of fort Warne, lad afnee W76, and
KOENIC MEa Chicago, III.
Sold by rhruirasta at 1 per Bottle. QtarBZ,
REASON WHY
EVERY LADY SHOULD WEAR
SHOE.
They are instantly Com-
lurraoie,
A norrower ahoe can be
worn.
They prevent and Care
corns and Ban loos, and
give instant Heller to Ten-
ur Feet
Recommended by leading
iiijsif tans, aamiiies
cannot iass tlirough the
ioles.thus ire venting colds
ana sicRuess.
They are practically noin-I
le-. - 1
bSr.A.Wde.?'"4 '
i'atccless in Htyle. Fealt
les In Pit.
Ladies pleaae remember
the name
PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE.
Price and Quality will lm Satisfactory.
Consolidated Shok Co.. Mann I'm
Lynn, Ma3.
For S;il: In Dunn by Flfmino & Co,,
TIT
PERFECnON
ADJUSTABLE
I IS II
Rising
o :-
en tin g :
We desire to siy to our citizen?
!that for years we have hpon oDn;,.
- -rws - J. (Ill 10
Dr. King's New Discovery- for Con-
; sumption. Dr. Kingrs New Life Pills,
Bucklen s Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled re-
I cyn TTUli, Oi lliat Have
L.: . .
6IVM CI Dniversa) Satisfaction. Wer
do nnt l,ot;f.(a
to snarahtee them
every time, and we tn)
reiuna llie pnrchase DHCe. if fiat.ifaf.
J tut muow Ineir use.
t.nrv yaa.,i a,. .1 . .
inese remedies hare won their reat
ry.vux FuiKjjr or iiKjir merits.
Harper& Hood Druggets.
y irauuitu, W UilltlO.
Patronize home industry and call
on R. A, JOHNSON,
Manufacturer of CARTS, WAG-
f ( INU
and BUGGIES, if you need a
first class BUGGY I have them &ni
I will seH for less mouey than the
same quality of work can be bought
for elsewhere, so come along aud I
will guarantee satisfaction.
Ifjoo want a DUMP CART
ROAD CART, or WAGON,
I have as gv..; as can
te made.
I do all kinds of repairing on
CARTS. WAGONS, and BUGGIES
in the best order.
I have some Second Hand Buggies on
hand and will ell thorn erv chear.
I am determined to hold the bead-
quarters for the best work for the
least money.
I am thankful for the very liberal
Datronncrp T Imva ronn.
o - vvf cu in tue pai
and, will try to merit a better in the
future, so when you need anything ia
my line of business come and see me
before you buy, for I am yom-a to
please.
B. A- JOHNSON,
DUNN, N.
BUGGIES
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