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THE - ItADICAIi lit HE j BOTTLER
GETS IN HIS WOBK.
the reason that they know theii
policy is helpful to Republics sue
cess. The man thev attack are the
.: " - - W - ; - "
men they fear.
The above is an editorial in Tues
dy's Raleigh News and Observer.
Tje Standard cannot see. for the
life of it, what good such articles
can do the Democratic party. It
held up some of the most prominent
woikera and unblemished characters
to the ridicule of the public. Such
is not conducive to harmonv; and
my Lord, it is harmony that is need
ed at this time.
' KMX
IF DEMOCRACY HAYS OVERMAN,
ALLUIOHT.
Yesterday's Standard tells how
Hon. Lee S Overman was taken at
Lynchburg, Va., by a colored woman
for a conductor. Go slow Professor,
This is evidently a scheme hatched
bv vour fertile brain to side
track Overman for governor and
make him a railroad conductor.
And we will expose the plot in all
m ' m ft i
or its envy it you aon c let up.
Salisbury World.
It's a true bill, certain. Mr. Ov
erman enjoyed it and we are here to
testify that he answered the dusky
Thus ended the contemptible con
spiracy against the life of the two
grand old parties a conspiracy in
the name of patriotism, engineered
by the jickals of both parties who
fear to lead a right, and have not
the co j rage to stop their cohorts in
II in u iu . ive me luuuocuta. i
-MoU-uit sua. Yahoo. J maid's questions courteously indeed
The above is the closing paragraph I more so than any conductor on the
of r and a half column comma- Virginia Midland railroad would do,
nicauou dated 'Raleigh, Sept. 25," and Mr. Overman certainly knew he
that appeared in Sunday's Charlotte was out of the State of North Caro
Observer. It purported to be a hu- lina. He's not like a Charlotte can-
morous account of the - Silver Con- didate for mayor, who buttonh-oled
yentii iat is called to meet in Ral- a Cabarrus colored sovereign and
eigh this week, fixed, him, but afterwards, finding
Wcue the JNews and Observer is out the negro to be no Charlotte
in acct. w vitn tne action or tne yoter, cussed him. Mr, Oyerman,
State Democratic Executive Com- the true gentleman that he is, will
mittee, held in Raleigh, May 20th., not allow no one to outdo him in
in belieying that no necessity exists politeness.
for holding a silver convention in No, we ha've no plot. There's no
the State this year, this paper cannot crime for any man to aspire to
permit j nameless scribe to call the the Governorship. But we are not
promoters of the convention "jack- in the manufacturing business-
alb" and "conspirators" without an this the people will do: It is before
expression or indignant rebuke. If them we must all take our claims
the rumor of the authorship of the and get them audited, We are not
communication be correct, it will making or unmaking candidates.
not occasion any surprise 'that such "
xtutwibnsianaing ine en oris or tne
Chinese and Japanese officials to
suppress the news in regard to the
cholera, the truth has at last come
to light concerning the plague. Ja
pan and North China are fairly alive
with cholera germs. Siberian offi
cials have declared Japanese open
ports infected, and from official
sources it ib learned that over 17
000 people have died in Japan from
the plagae since its start in the Pes-
cadoe. In China the disease has
gained a firm foothold. Advices by
the Steamer Rio Janerio report that
in Tokio the heat is terriffic, and the
disease germs have been nursed by
the climate into virulent life
LIFE SAVED
By the. Persistent Use of
Ayeis Sarsaparilla
, "I was troubled for . years with a
sore on my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called a
cancer, assuring me that nothing
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a last resort, I was induced to try
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ing a number of bottles, the sore
i
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H. M. BARROW.
J. F HURLEY.
Democrats as Jarvis, Oarr, Cooke,
Smith, Ashe, Broughton, and others
should bq called "jackals" by dis
credited, life-long Republicans. No
Democrat, not ready to plume his
flight to greener pastures, would
characterize the honest and well
meaning action of these gentlemen
as a "contemptible conspiracy," or
the men engaged in this movement
as "jackals."
The article not only ridicules and
slanders such men as we have
named, but many other Democrats
who, while belieying in-Bilyer, have
not approved the calling of the con
-yention. Its purpose is therefore
. shown to be to hold up all advocates
vof silver as "conspirators"' and
'l ickals," aod thus fly-blow as many
Democrats as possible. This is the
policy of wisdon for the Republican
politicians who see in the division in
Democratic ranks, which they thus
try to create, and the gullibility of
Eome the opportunity of coming in
to power of the Populists and the
Tenality of others, again. These
Republicans know that the men
from whom they have the most to
fear are the consistent Democrats
who are standing by the cause of
silver just as the whole party in the
State has stood by it since 1873. It
is these consistent men, whose De
mocracy was learned in the schools
of Jefferson and Jackson, whom the
Republicans fear. Hence they hold
them up to ridicule and contempt,
and seek to destroy their influence
by wanton misrepresentation. You
rarely r r one of these fellows
criticize a gold; bog Docror
Fire Insurance.
I have ; transferred my entire
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Barrow & Hurley, and assure
my friends and patrons that
their best intersts.will be attend
ed to and bespeak for them a
liberal share of the patronage.
L. D. COLTRANE.
We have secured the Fire In
surance business of Mr. L D.
Coltiane, and assure you we will
give you the best service possi
ble, .
Barrowfe Hurley.
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In another column wo print a
clipping from the Statesville Land.
mark about the assignment. The
break is even worse than at first ex
pected. But like all failures, there
is a sadness about this. Wallace
Bros, haye done too much good to
come to all this.
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Mr. G Caillouette, Druggist,
Beavers ville, -111., says : To D r.
King's New Discovery I owe my life.
Was taken with La Grippe and tried
all the physicians for miles about,
but of no avail and was given up and
told 1 could not liye. Having Dr.
King's New Discovery ia my store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get
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jan 1, '96.
MORRISON H. OALDWEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CONCORD, N. O.
Office in Morris building, opposite
Court House.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been duly appointed and
qualified administrator on the esw
tateof N. G. White, deceased, all
persons holding claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified to
present them to the undersigned
dulv authenticated on or before
September 24, 1896, or this notice )
will be plead as a bar to their re-
covery. Also all persons owing said
deceased are notified that prompt
payment is expected.
T. J, White, Administrator, .
This, Sept. 23, 1895.
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