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I e e THE'-TIMES, PlTKUSHED tVEKY THURSDAY, BY YOUNG & GRAKTHAM. J L J- - - - THURSDAY. SKI'TKM BKTt 15. 1892. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TIOKLT- ; ron president: G ROVER CLEVELAND, of New York. ron vicErnESiDEsr. ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET- ron governor: ELIAS CAIIR, of Eiljiecoinbe VOK MEUTF-XANT GOVERNOR : R. A. DOUGMTON. of Alleghany. 1 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE OCTAVIUS COKE, of Wtike. FOR TREASURER. DONALD V. BAIN, of Wake. for auditor: R. M. FURMAN. of Buncombe. FOK SUPERINTENDENT OF TUBLIC IN STRUCTION : JOIINC. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FRANK I.OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. f RESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOB THE STATE AT LARGE: C. B. AYCOCK, of Wayne. R. K. GLENN, of Forsyth. FOR JUDGE TWELTII DISTRICT : GEORGE A. SIIUFORD, of Buncombe. COUNTY TICKET. TOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. N. A. SMITH. FOR CLERK 'SUPERIOR COURT. G. E. PRINCE. .FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. II. T. SPEARS. FOR TREASURER. Wm. M. SEXTON. FOR CORONER. F.T. MOORE. FOR SURVEYOR. D. E. GREEN. FOR SHERIFF. C. M cAR TAN. The Republicans of the 3rd Con gressnnftl District met in Conven tion at Fayetteville on Friday, Sept. 9th. Hiram Brown called the con. vention to order. On motion acorn mittee on credentials was appointed. Hon. Ralph P. Huston was made permanent chairman of the conven tion. The committee on credentials re ported no contesting delegations On motion to hear from the candi dates Ave responded, Mr. S. T. Buch anan and Mr. A. M. Clark of Moore, Mr. Monk bt Sampson, Mr. O. J. Spears of Harnett, and Rev, Ed ward Bull of Craven, after which the candidates were put in nomination. Mr. Clark of Moore, was nominal ted on the 1st ballot for Congress. This nomination was then made un animous. Messrs. Oscar J. Spears and E, V. Cox of Harnett, were placed' in nomi nation for Presidential Elector, Mr. Cox withdrew and Mr. Spears was ';:.vh unanimous. With a vote of thanks to the chair ;:n the convention adjourned. Mr. C!srk, the nominee for Con refs, is a native of Conneticutt, and ben seven years in N. C. fclvcry township in Harnett ought :: iganize a D uiocrutie Club. Let '.airman of each township call a : neu sg and organize and go to work. ja&i j;ood caa be done in lie clubs. lJJJJ..L.L!g REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. 22 WJIITE MEN AND 64 NEGROES IN ATTENDANCE. The Republican met In conven tion here in the Court House last Saturday to select delegates to the Republican State convention. There were present 22 whites and 64 nc groes. The convention was called to order by Mr. P. T. Massey who call ed on Mr. J. R, CoaU to preside over ! the convention, Mr. Coats safd that he was glad that ths Republican party could meet once mors In Johnston county, and although they were few in number; their principles were right and would eventually succeed and wished for the time when they would again have the power in the State ; the time wou'd come when their enemies, the Demo crats, would hare to lick the dust, as it were, at the feet of the Republicans. He applied a scriptural passage to himself and said that where two or three are gathered together in thy name, lo. I am wi.h 30U." The next business was the selec tion of a secretary. (We suppose the bosfes had neglected to fill this place in their caucus.) John Beckwith, colored, moved that J. W. Byrd. col ored, be made Secretary, and Free man Ennis, col, seconded the noniN nation. We would that we were able to de scribe the look on the chairman's face when this nomination was made. He looked the crowd of whites over again and again but he could not see J. M Byrd. He was one that did not want a negro sec. etary, He feigned that he did not hear the nomination made and sat in the chait as still and deaf as a mute.. He was ina quandary. He knew not what to do. Three or four minutes passed and the boss. F. T. Massey, whisper ed to him and he put the question, and Byrd was elected secretary with but one distenting voice and that was W. T. Cox or Bentonsville. He Voted no. He don't take any negro secretaries in bis. A conimltte of four white men and one negro were appointed to se lect four delegates and four alternates to the State convention. They re ported as follows : delegates, I). W. Fuller, J. R. Coates, J, B. Dupree, Rev. W. T. H. Woodard (col); alter nates John Sanders, Joseph Langs ton. J, W. Byrd (col.) A, W. Smith (col), John Beckwith (col) moved that the delegates be Instructed to vote for the putting out of a State ticket, and made the only speech of the oc casion, giving very good reasons for his position. John Sanders opposed the motion and said if they wished to aid the Democratic party to do what John Beckwith said; the Republicans need ed help row and their only hope was to act with the People's party. P. T. Messey also opposed the mo tion ; be was in favor of uniting with the People's party ; they .could not hope to gain anything by a-' State ticket they needed some help to watch the Democrats, and the Peo ple's party would help them; and he moved that the delegates be instruct ed to oppose a State ticket. No one seconded John Beckwith's motion and the chair was about to rule it out because it had not receiv ed one, finally a negro seconded it and the chair put the question and it was voted down. Mr. Massey 's mo tion was .then put and was carried. The convention was completely under the control of the white boss es and John Beckwith was tee only negro who would dure to assert his rights. The negroes could easily have controlled the convention if they had stood np and wanted too, but they sat still and let the minor ity rule. The roll of townships was called an I only 9 answered. Clayton, Cleveland. Boon Hill, Wilders, Oneal's and Wilson's Mills were not represented. Among the white men were six office holders. P. T. Massey and H. M. Barnes Revenue officers; John Sanders, guagei; Joe Langs ton, stor-keeper; J. D. Massey and Wm. Gurley. Pott -master a, Smithfield Herald. The negroes of the South are the biggest cranks in the world. Ask them who are their best friends, who gives them work to do, who they live among, and they will tell 50a the white Democrats, and yet they walk rght up to the poles and vote again t the white peoples interest and wel fare. One feature of Montana's mineral display will be a genuine brick of gold worVb $130,000, ,'N.C.B. E-ts. THOMAS LOSS Thos. B. Long is the nominnee of the People's party on the State tir.k et foj Auditor. Mr. Long was the a?ent for the North Carolina Rail road at Salisbury from August 1868 to October. 1869, a little oyer a year. He had given a bond in the sum of 10,000 for the faithful and honest conduct of the duties pertain ing to this trust. The Railroad Co. discovered by and by that their agent was not making full and complete returns of the proceeds of the office. He was dismissed from service, and an investigation instituted whicn de veloped the fact that he bad been un faithful to the employing company to the tune of several thousand doN lars. An action was instituted bv the company to recover the amount ot his defalcation. The suit was brought in this. Alamance, county, it being the domicile of the company, and upon trial a verdict was render ed by a jurj' for the sum of $5 951.94 against the defendant Long in favor of the plainlitf companjv All the records of the proceedings, judge ment and all, are now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Alamance county. And the judgement has not been satisfied to this day. Several j'ears ago. when said T. B. Long began to aspire to political honors, he went to Col, Thos. M. Holt, then President of the N. C. R, R. Co., now Governor of our Com monwealth, and asked the company's best terms for the adjustment of the matter, Col. Holt proposed to remit all interest and to accept fifty cents on the dollar as full satisfaction of judgement. Mr. Long said the pro position was liberal and satisfactory, and that be would pay it off. Al ready, several years have elapsed and Mr. Long has not paid a penny of it. Such is the record of the man for mer Republican whom the People's party has nominated for the office of State Auditor, whose business it is, briefly stated, to manage the finan cies of the State, how long would it be before be would bankrupt the State ? A defaulter to manage the fiuancie3 of the State would be a pub lic disgrace and calamity. The peo- pie who believe in honest govern men t and faithful public servants should see to it that only honest and capable men are nominated and elect ed to office. Alamance Gleaner, Stevenson's Appointments. Raleigh, N. C-, Aug. 29, 1892, Hon. Adlai E, Stevenson, Demo cratic candidate for Vice President of the United States, and the Hon, W. G. Ewing of Illinois, will ad dress the people of North Carolina at the following times and places: Asheville, Sept. 15 ; Raleigh, Sept. 16; Charlotte, Sept, 16; Winston, Sept, 19; Fayctteville, Spt 21; Wilmington, Sept. 21, at night; Goldsboro, Sept. 22. Gen, Stevenson and Ewins will reach Asheville on the moriing of the 15th, and will travel through the State in Special Pullman car on the following Fched le, to-wit: Leave Asheville, via R. & D, R, R., Thurs day 15th Sept., 5 p m; stopping at Hickoiy at 8 :30 p m for supper, ar riving at Raleigh on Friday 16th. 8 a ra. Leave Raleigh 5 :30 p m ; arrive at Durham 7 :30 p ra. Leave Dur ham 10:30 p m; arrive Cbarloitte. Saturday 17tb, 8 am; leave Charlotte 5 pm; arrive at Statesville 7 p m on the 17th; leave Statesville 11 p m; arrive Winston 8 a ra Sunday 18th; leave Winston Mondav 19th 5 pm; arrive Greensboro 7 pm, Leave Greensboro, via C. F. & Y, V,, Ry Monday night 19tb, 11 p m; arrive Fayetteville Tuesday 20th, 7 am, Leaye Fayetteville Wednesday 21st, 4 p m. Arrive at Wilmington Wed nesday 21st, 7 pm. Leave Wilming ton, via A. C. L., Thursday 22nd. 8 a m; arrive Goldsboro 11am. Leave Goldsboro Thursday 22nd, 6 pm; ar rive at Rocky Mount Friday, 23, 4 :00 m and arrive at Richmond, Va, 7 -.40 a in. STATE REPUBLICAN CON VENTION. The Republican State Convention last week in Raleigh and a full State ticket was put out. all the counties but six were represented. Zeb V Walser was chosen as permanent chairman and W. D. Parker of Car teret, secretary. D. M. Fu relies of Iredell was the nominee for Gover nor; J. M, Moody of Haywood, L'eu. Gov.; Rufus Ames of Granville, Sec. of State; H C Dockery of Richmond, Treas.; C Foushee. Supl of Public Instruction; J R Purnell. Attorney General; W S Ball of Guilford. Jus tice of Supreme Court ; W R Nur wood, Jude of 7th DUlac:. Senator ft, B. Hill pAffd arrangements with Mr. Cleveland and the Democrats of New York to open the campaign this week in Brook tyn ami will canvass the State for Cleveland, The leaders of Republicanism of Harnett went up to the State Cons vention and opposed a State ticket but of no avail, some still bigger bosses said we must have one. So our men came home with heads down knowing they are gone with their party this year wherw the "wood vine twinctti." While seaiching for relics for the woman's section of the Illinois beild ing, a valuable pi a no .was found that is over 200 years old, as fares known there is only one other piano like it in this count, and that is at Mount Vernon, the home of Washington; it is needless 1o say that the old piano will bo sent to Chicago. The head of the Third party has pulled oft Dr, Exum, has instructed the chairman. Mr. Wilson, so says the Charlotte Observer, not to make any more appointments for him, that between the Republicans and Demo crats, he preferred the Democrats. Col. Harry Skinner who has floored the Third Partyite more than once this 3'ear, give them a last death blow. By saying lie will not enter the field gainst the Democrats in this campaign, Over $50,000 in special premiums has been offered by different live stock associations, to say nothing of scores of gold and s:lver medals and other special prizes. The Exposi tion company has appropriated $150. 000 for live stock premiums. The live stock exhibition will open with a dog show on June 12th, which will be the greatest ten nel exhibit ever held. All ei.trics in the cattle and horse division from the United States and Canada must be made before June 15th, 1893. This will prove of great interest to farmers and all those who are interested in live stock. Notice- State of North In the Superior Carolina, Mar- V Court, before the nett count'. ) , Clerk. Harry Hawkins, Adm'r 1 Petition of Benjamin Barbee, to sell against Land Mary Hawkins, Anderson for Barbee and Neill Barbee. J Assets It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the place of res dence of Neill Barbee one of the defendants is unknown; it is ordered by the Court that publication be made in the Central Times (a newspaper pub lished in said county) for e x weeeks notifying him of the filing of this pe tition and that unless he appears and and plead answer or demur thereto at the Court House in Lillington on or before the 27th day of October, A. D., 1892, the proceeding will be heard and determined as if the sum mons and copy of the petition were personally served. Witness: Geo, E. Prince, Clerk of Superior Court at office in Li'ling ton. This 10th day of September, A. D 1892. J. A. Spears, Att'y for PltfT. Geo, E. Prince, C. S. C, sept 15 6t. NOTICE! Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of John Adams, dee'd, late of Harnett county. North Caro lina. All those having claims against said estate ere requested to present them to the undersigned on or before the 5th day of September, 1893. or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All' those indebted are requested to make immediate pay ment. This September 5th, 1892. J. A. Adams Adm'r. sept 15 6t. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cwkrb. For Boils, Pimploo carbuncle, pcrofulouo fforest eczema, and oil other blood diseases, take Ayeis SarsaparillQ It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling, Has CurecJ Other) will cure you. 1 flataspafesflsi Cage Fear 6 Yadkin Va'ey fiail way Company. cc::nsED schedule. IN EFFECT MAKCfl 29T1I, 1891. NORTH BOUND. No. 2, Daily Except Sunday. Leave Wilmington, 9.30 a m Arrive Fayetteville, 1.55 p ra Ieave Fayetteville, 3.00 p m Leave Sanford, 4.2 p m Arrive Greensboro, 6.55 p in Leave Greensboro. 7.15 pm Lwive Walnut Cove, 9.00 p ra Arrive Mt. Airy, ll.lo p ra Xo. 4. Dally Except Sunday. Leave Bennettsvllle, ' 12.40 p m Leave Maxton, 1.27 p m Arrive Favetville, 2.57 p in No. 16, Dally Except Sunday. Leave Ramwnr, 7.25 a m Arrive Greensboro, 10.03 a m Leave Greensboro, 10.45 a ni Arrive Madison, 1.05 p ra No. 12, Daily Except Sunday. Leave Greensboro 10.10 a in Leave Walnut Cove 1.55pm Arrive Mt. Airy 7.55 p m No, 14, Dally Except Sunday. Leave Bennettsvllle 1,00 a m Teave Maxton 4.25 a ra Arrive Fayetteville 9.55 a m SOUTHBOUND. No. 1, Daily Except Sunday. Leave Mt. Airy, 00 a m Leave Walnut Cove, 8.11 a m Arrive Greensboro, 1 0.00 a ra Leave Greensboro, 10.30 a ra Leave Sanford, 12.45 p m Arrive Fayctteville, 2.0G p m Leave Fayetteville, , 3.04 p in Arrive Wilmington. 7,03 pm No. 3, Daily Except Sunday. Leave Fayetteville, 2.1 1pm Leave Maxton. 3.32 p in Arrive Bennettsvllle, 4.22 p ra No. 15. Daily Except Sunday. Leave MadUon, 2.45 p m Arrive Greensboro 4.55 p in Leave Greensboro. 5.15 p in Arrive Karaseur, 8.10 p ra No. 11, Daily Except Sunda. Leave Mt. Airy 2.10 p m Leave Walnut Cove 6.15 p m Arrive Greensboro 9.30 p tn No. 13, Dally Except Sunday. Leave Fayetteville 10.15 a m Leave Maxton 4.30 p ra Arrive Bennettsvllle .05 pm Train No. 2 connects at Nanford with Seaboard Air Line for Ralci.h, Norfolk and all points North, and East, and at Walnut Cove, with the Norfolk & Western ft. R. for Win-ston-Salen. Roanoke and all points North and West of Roanoke. Trai i No, 1 connects at Walnui Cove with Norfolk & Western R. R, for Winsion -Salem. Roanoke and all points North and West of Roanoke, and at Sanford with Seaboard Air Line for Monroe, Charlotte, Athens. 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