warttwm caw.
fill. c. w. reoanT
" DKimirr.
OOi» attain Otar Hilda Drag Htore
No, 87.
pi W. T. HERNDON, ”
U DENTIST.
_ uAu«nfBi)Ra, n. a
*“«•’« to* Store.
OOm pAat, No. SB; teafcUara. No. T8,
J C. UcNEILL,
•• ATTORNEY AT LAW
LAUMKBtraa. n. a
OtorottrlW, l!n« Star*
J W. COWAN,
•* __ BAKBER.
Eawythlag aatr; Srafcel— aaraW
»|AXBY l. jou n,
“*■ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
uttataat aa, a. e. ■
I*Nlcre, >o. a. hAwa No. 8.
XU D. B1ZZELJL : ~
"'. attorn NT at law.
°*»»•'Cauda) attosioa
Rtoa. to all Ivitobto aatmtad to
r 1 «f*
J. MATTHEWH, '
* OtTICIAL
AOKtrCt EE VOlt ROWLAND OOUNTT.
_ RnrBRTON, N.C.
AIIoaRap—ptfr attidad to.
—V-- ■ I
fMhOMdhi KekTiekk
C—frarii Hbm,
4. & Draksford, editor of tbe
York Tin* Yeoman, printed a
four column editor*! artiote feat
•eek ia which he announced that
tbe paper would suspend publi
oatioa with the current issue.
He say* he wiU go to anothe
Btnto tO seek a di votes, hAvLig
been driven to desperation by
lying gossip of women in his
Against the chastity of his wife,
be says time Ja no word of re
proucb, but, like ildooln Dean,
he believe* it is imroond for imh
and women to live together M
leguJ prostitution. “In this a3l
b*«p|.y emergency," lie eojiF
“three couna^ are opm
•Idde, whiskey or "
hn^too much
to take'
.. . rpreferoble-4* ‘ ' v.
ltmMotttvtMkae wbefeaals de
ulafeofthe charges ngulnst hie
character and be »peake of hie
critics as “eodnlbaisanis/' Tbe
men, be enye, who hare criticised
Li* coarse have led notoriously
lieeatious line. He declare* that
hie town Is infested «dtk social
■rpia and theft gossip has
made him pnmdUiteiy gray at
the nge of 83:- » «
Drakeford will apply to tbe
court to have a receiver appoint
ed for bfe newspaper. He will
also ask for tbs appointment of
a guardian to core-, for hie
children. 1 * ’•
; “lean tun* ago ay dofafckfer au«l»
mAwooU. 8h» ootfclMjl et pal—
BP. tedHtaalklatM wougk.
«4y aanritlag to.4lnstioao —4 two
dariak*«•*««■—4 aJtfcJefot* go
toarfcool IWhiM.Mi tMMdrto
imor«r«iiiV"
■4
OONZALU 3H0T BY JM TILLMAN.
Wmmd
■ Iwwiurt Cevtaar at Soak
Columbia, 8. C., Jan. 1&.—X.
G. Oooaalea, editor of the State
and one of tlw moat prominent
men In thia city, woe ahot and
mortally wounded about 2
o'clock thia afternoon by Jamae
j H. Tillman, Lieutenant Goren
ur of South Carolina.
iDt tragedy occurred at tbe
corner of Main and Uervais
street*, directly in front of thy
Opera Horn • Tillman, wbo
bad been presiding over tbe Ren
at*. left tbe capital when that
body adjourned nod walked up
the street. Oouxales bad left
Ti)e State office ut'about tbe
■ame time, on hie way to din
ner. At tbe oonMr of Oervais
and Mala they met face toface
and Tillman, stopping abrubt
ly evluimed.
"*I nave received your mes
•**>”T-Qotekly drawing ills pie.
tol be fired point blank at Ooo
talea Mis aim was efisctive and
Ootualee dropped in hie tracks.
TVbuJIet entered- ti igbt ekfc
paaied completely (L igb the
stomach below the *, *nd
Cmeig^f on tbe opp- , W
As quick y u«> > the
wounded mau wag| niel d to a
T ilium p wax. immediate . \\
lasted y.! take* first to Um ota
tion bomm.tbm.M.Js. Jail and
jF .ilulov%
it cnodktut
SoutU
both w »
sen. In-000 raliu.miM
ootaoie xur iwi
Gomalkw aocuacrf TlTlmuj Of ntn
baaltng *hmde that oolieetK
ed for
merit in KrigtM^HlBee^ and
•iipilar attacks, rBSde bj Mr.
Goosalee, through hie paper, ac
cord log to Tillttiaft’e own etotn
meat, defeated him Cor the often
ofgornrpori .
- X KirnMiif tmmtitn'
Wooden never oeaes. A ma
chine hue been invented that wiL
cdfc, paste one hang wall bacef
Theneiria of lurebtioneana die.
covertof aeema to be ■ unlimited
Notable among great disooTer
toa to Dr. King’s Kew Weooverfr
lor Consumption. Itbaedoaea
world of good for Weak lungs
sad waved many a life. Thou
sands have need it and oonqored
Grip, Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
and Consumption. TMf gen
eral verdict toi ‘fit’s the best and
most reliable medicine tor throat
and <ttng trouble* Ever? W)c
end |1.B0 bottle to /guaranteed
by all Druggist*. Trial bottto
• r.••
Maa In* Te .1* Ttair *«T At
••rr - , flkMki
.Chicago, tvnnati, 110.—la a.
sssbfts*zm£
lailltnoie central ear wu being
loaded wlthfhihMga freight lor
Hew (Meane; .The box wae aix
fcatloogptbm laa».high aryl
tfcne lift wide. In the box ,wa»
fftobgh tbodtplMt-Um men a
bfe Jug <tf watea.
‘TbW side' op and handle with
care/'wan the'-; WecriptWa <4
the top. Machinery W »o*'tn&
bed tWt way! fad an hwpectdr;
depMed to o£ef the box to fMT
what It eoataload. Whan the
top wan ripped of out popped
) Me two ooenpante, • ...
* •,
a TW Q( FT-,. - rmnW., L
teOMhadiiMKNb *"*
Wuehi.igton, D. f., January
IS.—Onleae the aigoe fail Ptua
hlant Rooeevelt ia on the vergi
of outburst ugainet the iniqu(
Uee of the negro Republicans oi
the Sooth. Since tie took hfa
now famoue flop from the “lilt
wbitee” to the “black and tane,"
the question of the negro in pok
ties baa been ahoved at him in
w«y poaeible form, until at
laet be wae wearied of it
Ttw latest is an investigation
of the political methods of tbs
“Vo«o< tbs Troth Coogree
^onal Districted Georgia. Rep
"•••uttlvs Fleming, of that die
trict, called the attention of the
rontmnster General to a system
o* Blackmail and bribery that
was going on down there, In
which certain negro postmasters
wvre implicated, and the Poet
naster General sent an laepao
tor down to look into the char
gee made by Ur. Flaming. The
Inspector filed a most remark,
able report with the department
ae a result of hie investigation.
Ip which he said that he had
»*ia«d negroes on the ooanty
committee blackmail a poet
master by tell lag him that if be
did not pay them so much money
they would file charges against
him and have hiiu removed.
Other cases were reported in
which commltteoMo bad refused
their endorsements for Federal
oBore unless a cash price was
paid. •
when lie beard of this report
htatfmat eept lor Seoetor
Bepreeeoto
7 . flU told Mr.
"““•W A> reporting tide
iQglft^ <**rwrt.-» -he Lad
rtc* to <jh« wlyto
Ilanffuagw, and
to pot a stop to
i■ wi nil in uwib .or.
«W»j thee* uue
I jo ^*rw»her, and the
*>fgo aL. _,,a*Pted content With
of the negroes
that tbStyhoTjes were outrun.
It happened that William
Pleoger, of Atlanta, aooom
pausdby several other promi
nent Georgia negroes, am bow
pn their way to Washington to
insist that Mrs. Jane Awtxes,
postmistress at La Grand, a
white woman, be rsmovsd and
a negro pot is her place. It is
tWr intention to give the Presi
dent to understand that if be
does not do this they wiU swing
the whole Georgia delegation
gainst him in the nominating
convention.
The indication* are that if this
dusky delegation goes to the
WhiU Hones with any bluff or
bluetsr t hey will get the hardest
tall la history.
Boetdh, Mae*., January 16.—
City ttegiatrar MoGleoon, fat hi*
Mutual report, filed to-day, aaye
a lew things that will be inter
seting reading, to Houtbernera,
as weH aeto many Bostonians
who are ruRM over the appoint
ment of«colored lower to o*
mittlMe/
• Mf. MoOtengo's report •totes
that there were thirty-fire mle
ItoyMr! Ih l901i > there were
thirty-gve sdeh dnfooa, and tbs
JCtorll RWMR-Vr" ito /ton
part |g thirty. In nearly every
eane it was a white brVd*, only
abeot-ofte white man marry
lug a nagrb woman. Root d
the caaen were amotur the bet
terdaee, moot of ilia brides h»
ing domeetka thrown in eon
inet with nagroee tbrdngb that
employment. One bride, how
ever, wae * widow and a ateno
grtpher.
There seems to ba^mUng on
the part of eomes vena the part
of eorne merchants, ’it a news
paper ha* no busim&o make
' money. Why not? •*> la the
, oioit exacting basfeU in the
world, the mast tryio in evepy
way. It means long lure and
tha greatest oars in itmooduet.
Tbenewepaper has he entire
pnbUo to deed with, t has to
deal with all the oraw in Jhe
community, and % do Ale
■on awfully require* Judgment
and much patience, ftas power,
and Ant power, toje ereditoi
Jowallen, is near] always for
the pnhlie good. Qn^ioMofvi
tal concern to home pJpl# never
lafl to And tepport <bm new*,
pwpmw, and Ale t.V, without
■fronmeratioo, oftoHrltbowt a
word of encouii finest or
thank*. Tha po bilker aprode
his money Hberali/kto further
pro|ecta, as every b-Vr knows,
and tha comaonlWb Par gives
a thought to tha tester of cost
to him. It ie not mid oat of
thepahiie pocket Jreiy com
mantty needs newqapme, nod
the way to have tboi ie to **
list A making Ms beslDSna
proAtahle.—DniW Hon.
_i_
Wrtttn tor Thu Exakutl*.
• AM*^4p.
Mothers, upon jftoan Altars
tow top dadiatu' your eUU
4m? DolbcurHMw of you
aar*fcawefaadrui*sry to be a
toother, aad look i<oar nhlldpwn?
Too huYenotaeoTrefet idea of
thie matter at afL y
Was it drudgery »o Haaoah to
make thorn HtUapoote lor 8am
•al? Was itdrudj'ery^to bring
ap that ehMtor Gf*l? Hire to
the tree aad oob^vmtosiow of
Udif road kins' ‘or agitiua&tf
woman's righto, dr managing
aril government. Hannah
did not try to do any of theee
things; what did aha do?
8ha trained her ana lor God’s
work abd the nations work, and
there to yonr duty mother.
Yoar bqitnses to nokto try to
rale church and Statotbnt-to be
qneen in the home, to train yoar
children, to asod fourth sons
whom God win honor. That
to yonr honor; that la yonr
glory, xoo may m poor—a
nyothar fat an haabla boat lit
mAylmtfcatyoaarraayfog to
youraalf: “Hare am I rimiin
cribed; I hart to *Ugr bar* aB
tb* tiro* and oook for tfatoe Hi
tie oaaa, wash and mead' tbair
clothes, it takas al my time."
Be faithful to God and dedioat*
that little one to. Uod; this ia
year duty mothers.
A Subscriber.
(steaded >■* Uet weak.]
Un. U. C. Covington and Mias
Mattie Visited relatives near
(Hbaoo last week.
Miss Berth* IJvlagstoa spent
last week with relatives and
friends in this commoaity.
Mieses 8aIlls Covington is rtai.
ting her stater Mm J.W.WaUaee
at Chalk Level, Ji-Q.
Mr*. Flora MeNsiU of Raeiord
visited Mm Evelyn Qibsoa 1m*
Mtas Julia and Blanche BaL
lord wee* the guest of Mtaa Gib
aon tanlay and Sunday.
Mm Gettta McArn spent Sun
day at her home near Mu toe..
Mr. Major Livingston neat to
Qibsoa Saturday.
Mtas Verdi* Outlao of Suatar.
S. C.,Wvtalttagst Mr. A. J.Gaat
pbsU’s.
The 'young people enjoyed
themes Iris very pleasantly at
Mr. H. T. Gibson's last Friday
even lag.