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Democratic Ticket.
N A HON All TICKET,
OR PRESIDENT,
, WILLIAM JENNIaGS BRYAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ARrHUB SEWALL.
, STATE TICKET.
0R GOVERNOR,
CYRUS B. WATSON
' - .; -y. OF FORSYTH tj .?:
TOS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOS. W. MASON
OF NORTH A-IIPTOK.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CHAS. M, COOKE
f frankin
FOR TREASURER,
i B. F. AY COCK
V OFWAYNE.
FOR AUDITOR,
ROBT. M. FUKMAN
J OF BUNCOMBE.
EOR ATTORNEY; GENERAL,
FRANK I. OSBORNE
OF MECKLENBURG.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT ; OF PUBBIC
" INSTRUCTION, -
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH
OF JOHNSTON.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
A. C. AVERY, of Burke,
Geo. H. BRQ WN, of Beaufort.
-POR CONGRESS FROM 7TH CONGRES
SIONAL DISTRICT.
SAMUEL J. PEMBERTON;
CONCORD, AUGUST. 29, 1896.
A LET1ER FUOH SIR. BEW4LL.
We clip and insert the following
from the Mecklenburg Times with
the hope that it will meet with due
consideration by all seekers after
truth and fairness : '
One of the Ten Commandments
is : "Thou ahalt not bear false wit
ness against thy neighbor."
It is j ust aa much a yiolation of
this commandmpit when a man
misrepresents a political opponent,
as when he slanders his own brother
in the i fish. It is too often the case
that men misrepresent and circulate
false reports about their political
opponents. Men of all parties have
been guilty of this sin. Belieylng
it to be wrong we never publish as
the truth anything about any man
that we believe to be untrue.
In this connection we call-atten
tion to the following taken from the!
People's Paper: xjT
et'everyniaQ who' doesn't want
McKiriley elected Jvot for Tom
iWafeon,;and letyMr Sewall come
dpwxi and go' jback ip attending to
the duties he: has to attend to, as he
is president of live National, bank 8,
'several railroads, and a very large
stock holder in abjut a dozen of the
biggest monopolies in the country.'
We sent this clipping! to Mr.
Sewall and asked him if it was
true. His reply which
speaks fur itself :
follows
O' Bath, Me-, AugJ I8'lh, 1896.
W O Dowd,-E q., ' j
- -..r , Cnariotte, N. O.i
-Dear, Sir Your esteemed favor of
the i5ib inst. at hand. . . .
i ? Thetateiueut oi1 the flipping you
enclose, and which I no return to
you is entirely misleading. 1i
,, I; am president of -one back; have
no official connectionlwith aiiy other
corporation, or otherwise; excepting
a trustee in a small; trust company.
' J-My 8ple4 interest. injthis campaign
ls'in the one issue, free coinage of
silver, uobiif which'1 believe our fun
tare prosperity depends. U
Yours truly,
u. :t . v Arthur Sewall.
? TniIefe is' a&nified liilitsde'
tlhef misreprrBen tation of the Demo-
cratic candidate' for Vice , President.
We 8 tip pose that i u is hardly neces
sary' to sta te that a trust compatiji is
in no t-ense a trust or similar to it.
U It'isorthy of note 'that the Vice
Pr6sidnVial Candida e siyt:: vMy
pVoajjVri ty depenSs." t Mr, Se wal I
r -
8
ah earnest and coneisten t advocate
of ree coinage, and no one can op
pose him on that ground," Jk - r'
,) Let the trbth betbldJiri 'all these
matters without feasor favor.
, The, great ' value i of"- succeBsfdl
arming may not be I so much' urider
estimated as it is overlooked in. the.
popular gaze for a more rapid accu
tnulatiori of wealth or a more aV-
parently t -inviting occupation.
When cdhMderecI Iffom'e very stand
point, there is probably no Occupa
tion so conducive to long life, ro
bust health, a steady nerve, j sound
8leepfm6ral culture and real bleao
'dhes ; ' " Ji
Discouragements are probably
more visible than irx most j i other"
occupations. ' It is. therefore a mat
ter of special delight for us to note
every mark of adequate reward for
scientific efforts. Si
About a year ago Mr. James P
Beatty, of New London, Stanly
county, bought what was consider
ed a thin, almost worthless piece of
land near him. He used hie large
sulky plow and put a 25J acre field
in good condition and applied 200
ibs of guano to: the acre. . His re
ward was 389 bushels of wheat from
the field of 25 J acres. About 75
bushels was an average crop before.
Mr. Beatty.is from Ohio and it
was feared he would meet with the
failure usually expsriencad by j men
from other sections, but not so.
We congratulate Mr. Baatty.
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v ueuru uuizmg connaence i n
officials re3uits in despotism!; un
fair criticism produces confusion
and the destruction of all confidence
in faithful offisials invites anarchy.
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A Georgia editor rbjmes the free
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"He said, my love, 'tis sad.
That we cannot agree.
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While I'm for silver free. ,
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To let you know I love y u.
And love you for your sake ?
Oh !' said she, ( we'll not fall out,
But we'll differ just for fun ; ;
Dear John, stick to yonr politics?- '
Take sixteen, love, for one.'"
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novels at 10c.
50 Seaside Novels at 5c
Clotli bound Novels 16c
A big lot of Ink Tablets
worh 5c to go at 3c ;
First class steel pns at 4c
per dozen.
Ink and mucilage at 3c,
worth 5c
Good Shoe Blacking at . lc.
15c French blacking at 5c
3 plain cedar lead pencils
forlc 1
5c colored envelopes at 2c
Our lc lead pencils are as
good as any 5c pencil to be
had.
2c box paper to go at 10c.
-15c White Collars at 10c
25c white cuffs at i8c
: Solid Silver Shirt -Waist
se ts ; for 25c. . Also pearl at
the same.
Swansdown 5c :
Royal Borated Talcum worth
25c at 9c
Hose supporters, silk elas
tic at 10c yd, good cotton at
5cyd . '
Belt pins 2c up, J et black
lace. pins 10 and 15c
Safety pins 2, 3 and 4c doz.
ltlc fast black seamless hose
3 thread heel and toe for 10c.
Hermsdorf black, good val
ue at 25 to 371c
Handkerchiefs. We have
by far the largest assortment
in town from 2c to 3?ic
60 inch heavy bleached tas
ble linen at 47ic
3 pound feather pillows only
50c each.
Feather dusters 15c
Crib counterpanes at 48c
2 spools Coals' capital thread
for 5c. Colors only, i
Percale at 6 ls4 to 8sc
Ladies
Furnishing
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gee our No. 80 fine bleach
Cambric, same as Lonsdai!
Co.' s, at 10c aale
Cambric at 5c yd
Chenille curtains at $3,25
Chenille table covers at 98c
v , Embroidery silk at 1.9
skein m
Tur&ey Red or Navy Bln
cuiuiumeiy uonon at ,0ft
doz.
Colored linen floss 20c per
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Gold embroidery 3c per
skein
Shaded crochet cotton 200
yard bolls at 5c
-Embroidery scriin 12c yd
Bleached butchers' linen
yard
Ladies' ' home made muslin
underwear cheaper than you
can have it made.
r Home-made percale' shirt
waist at50c. Bonnets for 25c
I New'Iine of embioidery in
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! $5Q Wheeler. & Wilson Sew
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Extra value in white and
colored shirts; white ones at
25c .
2 cakes of Turkish bath
Sqip forSc .
Lace curtains at 48c to $3,
extra value.
Gingham at 3 to 81c
30 inch cotton plaids at 5c,
good value.
I We sell as good Tinware as
any house in Concord, Our
pirices are the lowest to be
hkd. Recently one of our
customers tried to exchange
produce lor a -gallon bucKet.
They asked 15c, and when he
spoke of the ; Racket selling
cneaper he was told Jhey did
not handle cheap shoddy stuff
like the Racket handled.
Theirs was triple plated be
sides The man came to us;
we gave him 15 cents to buy
the bucket, wishing to vin
dicate ourselves. He brought
us the bucket. It was the
same size single plate1 and
weighed 1 ounce less than
our 10c one. 'The party took
bur bucket arid left us the
15c" one. See our extra
heavy stamped dish pans at
35c. v;
Granite Dippers 15c.
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