lV"Cl"iiiV ILTKP annua! report.
Hciii:;v!MV LUlbiU Private Secre'ary Timrber said to
MT1 I
LJ
cf ontrai tiui s . , d y t iiat l he Pre-ide "t continues to j
Dee 1st 'in.n.v n,l will eortiiulv complete
f . If!
,,; (.. ) .-to nice- .n -
.i . I .-- m itt-r.
... .r I llllill N -
Waslin-jr". '
his message m amp e ivne r" trns j
nrssion to Ooigrcss oi .Utiliy j
next. It is siid tint lha msage
will onlai.i a') u 12,)) worls.
whve is ab tlt the '.ength'of th reg j
o!S Cf SUBSCRIPTION.
.IV !
J ( ..!. Ml MIV 1M OU-
. . . ii the cilv. Senator
Ire fere Saturday idght.
fell!.
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M.uih
i tin- Year
Se; :!'
iin mi lion lu.m r.
' fM-,.1 bv Mail. payable in auvanee
-oi i:c: era Iv a-nve t e ui .rn- ; " i--. j
: t
ii,.. .In on which Conges- i' " '" " ' i
f.-Nnvf-rtumg rates furniV.. I -lk.tiitiii.
i V Wo- h'j'il notices inz'.rM). t'- io.
- J ...
i agair.pt a renjnture publicalio-i )f
I V( "If..
1 J.,u. Thomas Settb; was
..... several ta) . MoihI ,y i u Pl"-'v
(junrcss will :r ' rn .
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. Htl'.n will be m-.'ptfl l() Jv. transniiltt'! t tltat b-jiiy. Mr. j As a n-tm-dv f 'ir all fonnsof Hf-al
ank-J by the writer . lcesSae j -ctric Iliiter has ji..vlr w the
L.extian i t - !!,-t. It etl-ct-a jL-rmaneat cure
T !!. rANIKL K'litor,
i MAN.) I.u.-iine--
(; unett County, X. .
C, DKf mi.ku .VI:! ) 1.
la be L
very
..it
M.'nn:uieiiL curt aim f
he rea-ty nv .wouna, j :j. ui0,t ;r-alfnl li;.l:t n-k Iu-a.Iaclics -j
r ..f oY fcatcd members of ; y'l't to iw msiiienee. rte urge aw wn j
, , . -, i are aJ-i'iet (! to procure a bottl". anJ sivc
:r.- : r Uieir mileage, : t!lU lVilll..,y :l f.lir trial. lci..f hit.
r..-,..- ,V.L. ;i ,i : iMite toVa-b- itual eou-tijati.m Elect r!l ii.riT '-ure-;
bv r: viui tl' iH 'ilyt! to!M- i- tiu- l.o I-. !
aiid feu -c;h-s lon ifit th- n-- of thi j
HK-'tkiiH'. Trv it. L irc hoiti.-s ooly ;
".) ..viits at Harp:r & H o l' Drug Stoic j
A
jjai..,-r-' ' ,V-L
tr.Jitoi. '.:. 3 v' r
refu-eii, '' -
----- , Depajtmeat, i
r "i 'i.-y r.'fj to t wc?
iirtve Oct n.
ul tiic Treasur-
aSied iiiv alt eat on
to a p&ragrapa it. one o'i t he H ash
i-AKMKits will lybtless get enough in.Tton ,Kl ors ivu cit s'.h'.c-s thai Hon.
)f Mve cen- co lon by Ianttng tunc
l.ext spring ami instead of planting
the largest part of their r"Jin'l in
cotton will p ul it n corn. poat-es
ais.i jrraia. If they will only pKnt.
wtiat cott.n they can cultivate with
tin ir own force ami stop using m.
ii i hin cuano and make nieat and
bread for their own use it .will not be
N. S, O'U. Iioiiin-: n. .of Gol.!bro,
and a!;o was at !ho nceut election j
madeajude ofihe Superior Court, j
is lh; o.ilv C'aliioli'j who has ever 1
been elected :o public orli-.i in North
Carolina. The j'.du tti s that, this
a " r ss err.ir a:i I d ied jreal iuj istic -to
the pcJiIe .f tt'e State.
Ho says it U true that by the Con-
Tip
xliu
Latest
long lefore Ihey will aain be on the. slUulion uf t!e state ;.d .pted in 1770 j H "POTTH.
roal U prospenty ana plenty. ! c aholics could not hold public ..tfi-
"if our land owners could sell their
lend at the price that be 'ge W. Van
derbilt pai to Wm. J. Coke, of As '.s
ville a tew dnys ago it would tc
worth Bometbsng to them. 'I lie
price paid was seventy thouotid dol
lars iot c.nsb for three humbed atid
forty-foi.r acres. W'Len Vanderl ill
jretf Ins eye on anything u.oney in no
object.
! ves but tliu .Constitution fortned in
tl Ul away w th the restriction,
and tdnce then Catholics have been
as elligible as oilier eniz?ns to obiec
I'ohlers. lie liirlher says tltat lhi!
cliauge canie aUutt irntl
bv the cif-irls and ii.tl'ionce of the
Hon. Wm. Gaston, of Neb?rn who
was one of ilie avst cmin. nt j:liC
ol North Carolina. Soon nf'er the
Constitution of 1S3" was ad -pte-.
.Mr. Gasto'n, who wai a C'Ul.i lie. !
. was elected v.nc of :hc ns.-c'.ate just-
tlie
Eleotioii
:,i..;::! ARRANGE BS
A pucccssful Georgia larraer rc- j cg of the .Si-.preme Court d" the
ccntJy ealled a meeting of the farm- , stat0 i,k.5l p.,ition lu filled with
ers of his county and passed res"lu- I vt.f reat ability ai d Piii-fae
lions that they plant only & smal hc pC(,p!c n, hs jU-atli several . r- s
acreage in cotton, and make ll,eir j yonr.s after. I
home supplies. II U.is simuui ia.i ! : iion. lail.ias g. Ilatilcy. hnotbet
raise the pi ice of cotton to a profit Calll0i1Ct W:4S fnr Iiny years a jud-e
point it will leave the farmer in f tiie Superior Courtw of L iw an.7,
condition to live at home, and keep ; Eaity anj uiM)Ut 1856 .or .57 wa.
himself out of deot, ' I elected an associa-c jusik-e of the
; Supreme C urt, which r1ice
WE HAVE J
COMPLETED Al!
?T 1
he filled
It js to be hoped that Congress wid very acceptably, until tl.e reorgniza
f.on ol the State Government under
pass a law at an early day prohibit
ing 'tniir from other countries be
ing Leaped upon our shores. 'I be
immigration of the cut-throats from"
other lands into our country is one
pf the greatest curses that, was ever
put upon the American people.
The sugar manufacturers in the
N irth soom to be enraged over the
action that Congress is expected to
take on the sugar question. We
take the following item from the
the re-construction acts of Congress,
after the late war.
Hon. V. A. More, fc.f Edinton.
was appointed a judge of the Super
ior courts of the state by Gov. Cald
well about 1872, to fill a vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Jones,
and continued in office until the ex
piration of t lie term it 1878. Judge
Moore was also a Catholic. The
Jude informs me these facts are of
his personal knowledge, except as to
Judge Gaston, as ihe other gentle
men were person h acquaintance and
TH A
CRAPJD O L
CHAMPION OF
LOW PRICES, C.
13. ROUSE OF
BROADWAY,-N.
Y. AMD NOW
HAVE HIS
goods siy YOUR
TOWftl WHERE
THEY CAN BE
HAD WiTH
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YOU MEAN
ARID TO
VINCE
THAT WE
BUSSRSESS CALL
QN US WITH
1 GEftlT
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Atlanta Constitution ;
Washington, December I, It be-(friends of his, as is also Jude Rob-.'
pins to look like the old sugar fight ! inson. recently elected. The Ju-lge
will open up as soon as congress cabs my atten'ion to the fact, that
meets. The action of the trust in j there. are but few Catholics in tht
closing down its refineries frnd throw-! State, the numb.-r as shown by the
n:g its employs ont upon .the world i census of 1890 being 2,640. and
usi as winter comos on, has arrayed j t .inks no one c:n consider these as
ramj of its for ner senatorial friends any ; ; judicc or feeling agaii.st Ca'.b
a-ai- st and the .-enatc may p?. loliocs in North Caroii-sa. when out ol
t: fr-.; ar bill. Even Senator j such small : n tubers of .-. iinmunican 9
.-- ,11 . : ir. i.:, wlio fought so hard of that eh:: -eh four men huve been
!" r tm-t iast session seems to j elevated to very high otlk es. Other
! i.vo tt;.i.-.l agali.sl it. In a'h inter- instances might bc given of persons
view iu tlie JCewark Nes to-day j of the Catholic faith occupying posi-hesay-:
m j ti.ns of irus-t in the State
-Aft r receiving all the consideras ' The report of the Postmaster Gen
linn they were entitled to, these rc- jeral shows that ther has been a de-
fniers now turn"ana:id and announce j crease of one per cent., in the receipts
. tliat they are going to close their fac-! of the postal revenue, instead of the
to.ies and throw thousands of men average annual increase ofei-ht per
.. out of employment in mid -winter, on j oent Tim n..
' ceni, 1 tie postmaster general sas
twenty-b.ur hou's notice. Tliey arc ii,,, i1(1M1N(1 flf ,, rn .
, . ,. ... urn uccause ot lie recent ex'ension
iliin this for ii'dm.-al e!fect and rii.n ...,: .1 .,
1 I 01 I'-e proecluin of the civil service
notbing cUc. I.y doing so they ex- j the total nuuiber of poal O,fico f,k3
- pect to force the senate of the United j wilhiQ the clagsluetl ,eryic( 66,
S a:es iuto doing wh..t they desire. I Ia bpeaki ng?f the lmes for this 'ovs
1 am Sntlfil'e from' niv inmiinid : ...
crnment to i.iw he,ays: -I believe
into the subject 111 Germany, that it ... hp t.rno , ,
. r J . ittoue 1 u true policy tor Lhisgovl
there is no necessity tor tins action .mine nt . . ...,o;., . .
. , , , . - ; trnme ni 5.0 continue lor a number ol
hacer, and I d' not hesitate tuif..1.t . ,
. ir . 3ta' 1 uevelopment of tLe postal O
say now tta; if these men ia rqy Ute Sorv jo . ., , ' , ,. 1 i A
' ; ";i ll,e present lines. 1
w ho have leen thrown out of employ-' i 1
. . i 111 o-eral I woutd recommend that
. meat are nut put back at oDce, I shall ' ,i,P tw ,,-1 , .
, . . , 11 e nrst aiu1 mst important thin" to
niUVt' nf It Kft'l Tl I 1 f lain , . ' l
uc vlone l3 y revise the hiw Q ., .1
up the free sugar bill, and I shall do seftintl UWS SS tw
.. . secona-clas mail matter, so as to
everything m my puwer to mke the nKcG thp V. t rvr ,
bill a 10e I)llpart!Uent im-
1, ., c . , . i KcJiately Pn a ajirsustainin-' b-i.
Ihev ay these factories are closed ! 0 U i
'cau-ie of the acli u of Congress I j
. .ay U U ,. .., fr 'J; a ! A;;" '7S- r-crim.m,. like
. m on. tal ir' U,oy re kept Z ! ,' lr
' there will be in a very short time I r i 1! ,
Kvr-ii w .!,,,, .IZ iic:c,,i: 'rw -
t!,.c i ..,1 . . . " . ui aominiMnui
. 1 1 o . i T'Xteud liee tit li y
proiesstU bthef thnt n.o s.t. ,n
?ni'n.)w c.iHvit ' .
).. .... free 6..r ..il,. lte. 1 , I. i Aw)ri 'to .. . .
IXIli t u fj ' ,M ""ra - U r , W. ' j O&ns roMIXO IS . FPOM
1 as it can be en icted." n . u-'l,M' ! I DY 'OAS' si'fm Viii-
This i, th. Kind of talk w-t u ::V;Cr iz I? sokrm Vy
- w.lcm,,d by the -real- .. s. V r ' te" ATriJACTIVK KAt'Il DAY OP
- oiUratHinCongreas. fa C S THE WEEK WII.CX IN TO VN
b ..b .nacneil on "the bill iath, sl'W ,,,r,lu -" Vvi.i.i ol i,".VXAMINE "AXU
' Senate, the people will itaie
f Hgar a id that yery soou. .
99
and get 2 lead pencil-,
or 3 slate pencil-,
or 1 yd. of nice
laee or a hut full of
toys.
Olt WITH
you can get a paper
of pin, or a p;ip'r of
needle, or 1 yd.
extra white laee, tr
1-2 quire of paper, or
1 .-pool f cotton.
ok Ei;i:
j om ran get 1 quire of
extra good note pa
per, or 1 p;ckge of
envelops, or I pool of
0 ply machine cotton,
and other ankles at
the same pricts
which are household
necessities.
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ion. viz :
ery m cities that
h A DIES' YES f 2?n GEN IV
FINE UHEss SHIRTS. 44c. EX
TRA HEAYY GEANS P.AWERS.
24c. NICK UOSr: 5c. AD UP.
t
i
i
ail ut,u. .,h..,, i .. CUVENCED.
p-pe' r ' poiouneui ol
: eaiert postul ..i.i ia?a rrot! clasMfiei '
: rv$e..asrecou,me..lled ia my Ta.tlACKE f STORE.'
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to
Democrats should not U-eoine dis
counted at thi- large majority, asitl re
member we have auothe chance in lsDC.
and let what happen that tn iv. it wid be
understood that TllK TlMKS job ollke is
tlie p.lae to have nice woikilone.
Wa submit this advernseau-.it for
your coiuideraliou.
READ THIS !
T IT will be to vour inverest to read
La
1
JUST ARRIVED,
Our iew JOli PRESS and the
LATEST JOB TYPE male -in tlie
FOUNDRIES, and we are
P
RK P A R K
D
To do your wo-k as NEAT ar.d as
CHEAP as ou can possibly gel i
doue in I he S TA I E.
1 nUr own work and nek
no'trian an' odds in Style and oriecs,
HELPING HAWD
We are tanrb. to deal wi'h ur
tellowm n JUSTLY, and to jfiVe
helping hand. Tld.i we into -d to do.
arpi I we hope our efforts v. ill mett,
with the co-operation f ! e b -siiu ss
men of DUNN, and all otl.cf a 'j in
ing tons.
It wid pay you to fend us yt. ur
otdcr.
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THE TIROES
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AND
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Clfl
Ifl All
I have ti e PRETTIEST and CIlE.-vPESTi ne o(
D R ESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
EYEU miOUailT TO DUNN. . My-sfoek of
HING; HATS AR1D SHOE?
: j" 3 T 33 SEEN TO BE APPBECIATi:
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Give me a, call
Yours to I'UJ.VSl',
n
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Y fill II
t
Our Goods' ajj the Bzzt
OVP PfC3 TM2 LOWEST
Drrnrr
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