the: T IKIES,
i Inccrsoi!"Jse banker's par.iv.
rrMSIIEI KVKUY THUIiSIAV, BV
YOUNG & GRANTHAM.
Cy if the Sherman law. was not re- j
I .vi.inii r--r tutu in'i'H' -.-
Under Ue aiming drenmstan-, : . . i!
ees I have li.s-. nd, and "" l' F: .,,u. i i,olu it is u:neeesan
i" :i i iu i
vain. fr the v.ie of h
Alliance mounding tki r 1"""s :l 41 ! .. - mvs;;f t!i aviuiimsiraliot
4l I for rne to s 'V tb-a the hope f ingr.a; oceis.,jed by E, A. Julms-m.
T0.SA1 TO II
Punlic that I shall continHb busi
ness at Dunn. N- C in il'.e sl op for-;
wis
of tbo.thev nTre-nt. ; (r lJft tn.ne aV '
TllU!5SrY .I17I-Y 27.1.. !riMjioin2 fillv .mo hair f tl.c nn- "hft
! - - ril,U out! vru'l I:il-
Tl.n extra session of Con ires con
voneaonthc 7t.h of Aui4. then fnnai)Ci:d q.S'ion
Washin"ton will be wnrme 1 u;.
. . . . . Tl:f It'l'll - ' t
wbatthv had t" exp-ct, mi Ji.isg.rai
r
'.row
Some admiring Scotchman
Aberdeen, Scotland, has sent Presi
dent Cleveland a Shetland poay 33
inched high as a toen ot esteem,
The Winston Bank which failed
will re-organize. There were 2.000
xhare in the st ck an l th ? stock
holders voted to pay 23 per cent, on
the share and start up again.
n't loll n!
... . : . iln fi-;t n?!ii,i.ll lit"
vur Aii'ii'ict; i "
tera.KMr o , the audject 1 have seen in
the Stale. U 5s time your order was
Ihriniri"!! every ato'ii or its bdluoncf
! f. bear. It should use every mean
possible to let it b i known tin, thcr,
is yet -i not her and entirelv dilVere.it
v,rl I in the tliM and !.:m-s of toil,
whose int -rest demand attention as
Bellas lh-at conibiniiion ! nio-.ev
dealers, stock brokers miblers and
in no sense atfeeied j my
r lt. in the pren:ses.
!!... r..r u iiiuMvc mav "i""'! '
m the repeal of lh:.t lavv I have; no
.r. jr. -will ni. o a uretit w:ty. Ibn
!ei ih jz a t'.iev may. it uuaW be
tiy 'anie. endeavor ti do ,my bty
lu'niHintaini.r the c.-.ue of the pep
pie by j'-eservin the i haraoter of
t heir money and ncroasiiv; it a bun
.lance. Very truiv yours. j
Z. B. Vanck.
Charlotte Observer. 1
.. .i
speculators wh.i assume lor v.hmii
se'.ves to con titu'c the -business ni
leres." ol the la!;d.
Juilie Hovkin of Clinton, to.ik un- ,, ;l,e next p!aee I was lad to
to hi.nelto! the 1 3.1 abnuerhalf in YC.X, Llie res dutions of vur Alliance,
h person of Miss Ada Rodders of
Concord As he has added a better
hall he will of course be a belttr
Judge.
Th3 first bale of cotton made this
yeaj was sold last -.veck in IIou3ton,
Ter., ftnd brought about 150. says
the Clinton Dsmoerat. It was then
shippe 1 to the World's Fair,
North Carolina olfue seekers are
still getting impatient. They think
Mr. Cleveland slow in some of the
affairs. Hit when a man wan.s an
olllco he jrets in a hurrv.
SENATOR VANCE ON SILVER-
GOM3ROOX,
Neau Black Mountain, N. C.
' July 19.1893.
R W.Elliott. E-;q., Secretary Meck
lenburg Co Al'iance.
Sir: I have received a copy of
the resolution of Mecklenburg Alli
ance, adopted by a recent meeting.'
urging Senators and Representatives
to stand by the present silver pur
chasinz law until some satisfactory
substitute shall be adopted.
I observed this action with great
pleasure, for two reasons : In the first
place, it is the exercise of one of the
most valuable and legitimate func
tions by which the Alliance can b3
made to subserve the interest of the
farmers the concentration of their
whole influence upon the issues of
the day. In view of the notorious
fact of combinations among all other
branches of industry and in every
" form of capital, I years ago urged
upon our agricultural classes the im
portance of such organization as
, would enable them to make their vast
but widely scattered and disjointed
strength felt, promptly and cllieient
in legislation. Now, the prcscrva
vation of silver aa a part of our cur
rency is one of the" most vital of all
the issues which our people have been
Railed upon to decide for half a centi
ury. The enemies of silyer money
haye displayed a wonderful sagacity
in their tactics.' Though scattered
throughout tha civilized world they
have obeyd a single voice from head
quarters in London. From New
York the word come? down the line
to all American capital and the re
sponse is immediate. What is known
as the Sherman law is the only legis
lation on our statute books which
binds us to the use of silver, and the
cry is raised for the repeal undor va
rious pretences, all equally false.
The banks, stockbrokers, bondhol
ders, chambers of commerce, ct id
omae enus, clamor for its repeal and
urge the calling of an extra session
of Congress to assemble arnl sit dur
ing the dog -day's for that purpose
bseauss they concurred with. my own
most serious conyi jtions. Many
ye-rs ao. after as thorough an 1 im
partial examination of the question
Us I was capable of making, I cam to
the conclu-ion that the use or silver
as well a gold, on equal terms as the
b jsis of nr currency, was best fr
he welfare of the people of the Uni
ted States. This view has governed
my course in Congress. The facl
that, nature sometimes ilded more
of owe metal than of the other, thus
causing a discrepancy in their intrin
sic values, did not. disturb me; for I
lvarned fioin history that for nearly
three hundred years during which a
ratio between the two mi tals was fixed
by laws, the fluctuations in iutr"nsic
value had never exceeded 3J per cent,
and that soon after that law was
withdrawn great and material fluctu
ations immediately bean, vhi ;h will
doubtless continue so long as we treat
Notice- ,:
There will be publihd y the Ail
rnl number of the Puooukssiyt:
South, of Rio'mono Va.. an article
on the best, most acceptable, safest,
and stablest eirrenuv which can1 be
issued, showing h nv a largely incren3
ed volum.) of paper money can be
eireulatedgoud alike in all parts of
the United Statts. convertible into
roio at w 11, sind et release two-thirds
ot ihtt present stock of gold and nine
parts out of ten of silver. i
The rame number of the paper will
contain an article showing how large
Mini. nnts of money can be expended
(without leaving interest charges.)
making goo! country roads in! all
parts of the Union, and create, pros
perity in all part3 of the United
states at the ams time. j
There will likewise, be several oth
er interesting aiticles for agricultu
rists, miners manufacturers, and busi
ness people. j
The. Pkogressive South is the
best monthly paper for the agricultu-
T keep on ha.d CARTS. WAG-j
ONS. MJGGIKS. HARNIS.:
WHIPS, etc.. nil of which I offer j
very low for-CASH.
REPAIRING of til kinds done at
Moderate prices. 1
Order by mail. : receive prouqtf. at
tention. II p:ng by fair dealings to share
a portion of your patronage,
1 am, '
Yours Respectfully.
J, A. JOHNSON,
Dunn, N, C.
Mch30.
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tCTTJAL COST USSS XHA11 51.25 fEUQAI,
LEE HARDWARE TO.,
sole agents,
dun'n, n. c.
June 29 h lv.
If you F feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN 1 S IRON BITTERS
TP
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LABIBS
one metal as of fixed and standard rial and business people published.
value and the other as a commodity.
It is not necessary to go over all the
grounds on which my conviction was
founded. 1 simply wish to assure
you that ny opinions are unchanged
Recent developments which seem
to have unsettled so manv silver ad
vocates and make them give way to
the repeal of the Sherman law, has
rather strengthened me in the deter
mination to yield to nothing to the
rnono-metalists, wnose schemes I re
gard as absolutely selfish and unpa
triotic. The "panic," so industrious
ly advertised, is known now to have
been created by them; and will be
known hereafter as the rich mm's
panic; the explosion of the Indian
bomb is already discounted as the
rasping by the government of profits
of coining silver rupees which here
tofore had been reaped by British
merchants. The coining will go on
as largely as ever, only the Indian
government will pocket the 40 per
cent, gain and not the merchants.
England does not dare to demonetize
silver in I na i a. which alone mikes
her demon qVxzq it at home. There is
not spare gold enough in the world
to replaceHhe 900.000,000 of silver
in that country. The attempt to do
so would bankrupt half of Christen
dom andElgland well knows it. The
suggestion is pure bluff, and can on
ly disturb a politician who holds a
vety weak hand, Nor have the alle
gations so distressingly shouted that
the Sherman law was causing our
gold to leave the c untry had any ef
feet on me. From the beginning I
knew them to be false. Goid went
out because we owed it abroad and
the balance of trade was against us.
Shipments of wheal have turned the
tide and it is now coming in. Some
of our securities did come home and
Price one dollar per year. Subscribe
now. I
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PRESIDENT WINSTON,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
June 29-2m, i.
AYE ARE NOW SHOWING THE
NICEST LINE OF-DRESS GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO DUNN, AND
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO ASK OUR LADX FRIENDS TO
i
? - . -
CALL AND SEE OUR MAMMOTH
STOCK.
Go to Young Bros, and buy Rich
mond Brand Gaano and u.ake a good
crop, - i
OUR LBftSE IS COMPLETE IN
EVERY RESPECT AMD WE
GUARANTEE. TO SUIT . ' EVERY
ONE.
Have you seen Fleming & Cos
New Goods? They haye the nicest
line of Dress goods in town" and
prices to suit every one.
take off geld in payment, but this
hurt nobody except speculators in
alone. Tariff repeal, which formed j them, who were fearful that the price j
in chief issue of the oast campaign.! would fall and thev would lose mon-i iro iTii.tfil iitli Kiek Ihinlnrhn !r(.n
- 4 C ' , J . - - - -r"w--w . v f
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is thrust to the rear and interest ofjty. But even those which did come ! will hnd speetly and permanent relief t
Sirenslli and lloaltll.
If you arc not feeling, strrong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters, If -La
Grippe" has left weak and weary,
use Electro Bitters. Tins remedy
acts directly on Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs
to perform tueir iuiicitons. I! vou
THANKING YOIT ALL FOR' PAST FAVORS AND ASKING
TO DE I!f I1E11ED IN TiiE FUTURE, WE IRE,
YOURS TO PLEASE,
FLEMING
t-anitnl is place.! in front, lo bo Iealt ! from abrond came in ctmsenucnen of '' lakiua lilcclnc Bitters. Obe iriaS !
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