The Maxlon Union.
PUBLISHED EYEST TCXRD-AY BT
B. W. KNIGHT,
dior and Propria or.
A Mistaken Idea.
Onr rmiiment last week in
jjard to tbc arrest made for ille
gally selling whiskey seems to have
made tbe iuipressiou on the minds
of some of oar citizens that w
are disposed to uphold tbe viola
tors of tbe law. There was never
a more mistaken idea. We heart
ily endorse every legitimate means
that may be used to suppress tbe
sale of liquor in 31 ax ton, aud we
have all along urged tbe rigid en
forcement Sf tbe law. TVe Abaft
emphasize that upou all occasions.
Our criticism last week was in
tended to apply only to tbe meth
ods cmplojed in those particular
cases. If there are those who dis
sent from us in that why, we
can't hHp it. THE UNfON will
never stultify itself by publicly en
dorsing what it privately condemns.
CONGRESSMAN NrEDREfGHATJS,
of St. Louis, was tbe foremost
champion of tbe tin plate tax in
tbe House aud be bas been tbe
foremost spokesman of tbe alleged
American lin plate industry. He
has been telling all along of tbe
j numerous factories that were about
re. t to start up, and now be bas fixed
Aognst 1 as tbe date wbeu bo is
going . to start a big factory of his
own to turn out 600 boxes af tin a
day. Meanwhile, it is gratifying
o leain that Mr. Niedringbaus bas
uot lost anything by his devotion
to American industry. It bas been
found out in St. Louis that in antic
ipatiou of the McKinley duty he
imported some fifty carloads of
Welsh tin plate, or say two and a
half luillkui pmurfs. On this be
paid tbe olddtU, but as tbe new
duty is added to the price Mr.
Niedringhaus will do pretty well
with this pauper tin, however bis
American tin pans out. Pbilal
delphia Times.
President Polk, ot tbe Farm
ers' Alliance, made this declara
tion in bis recent speech at Golds
boro :
"Those who wish to oppose any
principle of the Alliance will have
to get out and join the enemy."
Whom does Cousin Leonadis
consider "the enemy Surely not
the Democratic party, for it has
endorsed every demand of tbe Al
liance except the sub-treasury plan.
If Col. Polk attempts to read out
of the Alliance every member who
is opposed to that impracticable
scheme, tbe ranks of tbe order will
be greatly decimated. Tbe Al
liance is not sti oug, enough just yet
to "go it alone," even if all its mem
bership could be held together in
the formation of anew party. But
that cannot be done. Fully one
half probably two thirds of the
.members of tbe Alliance have a
. strong predilection for and an
abiding faith in the Democratic
party, and they will not jeopardize
their best interests by cutting loose
from it to secure tbe enactment of
a law which many of tbe wisest
amongst them regard as dangerous
aud infmical to the public welfaie.
There is no fight between the Dem
ocratic party and the Alliance, and
but little difference in .the ends to
be attained. What differences that
exist can be easily settled by reas
onable concessions on tbe part of
both, and we are sure the Demo
cratic party will meet the Alliance
more than half way. Tbe States
ville Landmark very pertinently
says: "To be sure, turfmen who go
into tbe Democratic conventions
next year must go iu as Democrats,
else Democrats cannot fellowship
wit h them. It will not do for aliens
to be allowed to capture tbe organ
ization aud pervert it by declara
tions for sub-Treasury and other
anti-Democratic schemes; but an
understanding, we aro quite sure,
leaceable if uot satisfactory, will
bo arrived at in due time, by which
Democrats will hold their conven
tions aud Third party men theirs,
though if all men heretofore Dem
ocrats are not in the Democratic
conventions next year, prepared to
renew their allegiance to Demo
cratic principles aud pledged to
support Democratic nominees, it
must not be tbe fault of tbe party.
It is reported tbi.t Mr. Eamsay,
who was at one time associate ed
itor of the lrogressiy6 Farmer, is
to assume editorial management
with tbe next issue. Tbe Char
lotte Chronicle says "he is but lit
tle short of an anarchist and if be
can create a Third Party or raise
tbe devil bo will do it." During
bis former connection with tbe
Farmer Mr. Hamsaj made many
enemies by bis severe criticisms of
Senator Vance, aud bis immoder
ate expressions on many public
questions. The fact is, be wrote
himself dowu an ass, aud justifies
tbe estimate placed upou by tbe
Chronicle,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The befit Salve in the world for Braises,
Cats, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Itheam, Fever So rep,
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns
and all Skiu Eruptions, and positively cares
Pile, or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. D.
Groom, druggist.
Tobacco, Snuff and Ciprars cheaper
than anybody. A. J. McKinnon & Co.
Candy, Crackers and Cheese, fresb.
A. J. McKinnon & Co.
Pure Hog Lard, any size bucket
A.J. McKiknon & Co.
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn.
Just received a fresh lot
. A. J. McKnraoN & Co.
Lion Roasted Coffee, tbe best yet
A. J. McKinnon & Co.
Try our green Coffee cheapest and
best. A. J. McKinxon & Co.
Best
town.
stock lamnv Urocenes in
A. J. McKinnon & Co.
Here we are Again
With TWENTY Tears experience
and tbe tares and beat : Selected
Stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, etc, etc, eter of
fered in thia Bection.
To the Ladies, I can offer a Tery
handsome selection of Henrietta
Cloths, Cashmeres, "Flannels, Teazle
Cloths. Outings, Ginghams, Calicos,
White and Black Dress Goods in
endless rarieties.
My stock of Gents Goods, consist
ing of Clothing, Underwear Neck
wear, etc, etc, is complete.
Remember, I am .always headquar
ters for tbe Best Shoes. ' I can truth
folly say thai T-eto not offering any
old goods. Ily entire stock is Jreeh
and new, anfirs&klass; in eyery. par
ticular. I wifr ranUe to. sell as'
lowfor 'pasb atft& wne goods can '
be bought -elsewhere. : . r -,
f hflTikinff my friends -and custom
era for their past patronage, ai d top
ing for ,a continuance of the same, I
ing
remain,
YCtrS 10 P1FASE
JQHm A. TiIcLKIlItl.
FIGURES DO NOT LIE.
I advertise tbe largest toek of Fu'bNITORE in the State, and the lowest prices of
nny dealer North or South. I shall prove it by FIGURE.
READ THESE PRICES:
A. Rattan-body Body Ca rage-Wire wheels-only
Gecuine Antique Oak Bed Boom Suit -10 pieces
Waluut Frame Wool Plush Parlor JSuit-6 puces
Antique Oak feideboard, with large glass
Standing Hall Backs, with glass
Antique Oak High Back Wood Seat Rockers
Mexican Grass Hammocks laage eize
Mosquito Canopied with Frame ready to hang
Bamboo Easels 5 feet high .
Ladies Rattan Bockers
Antique 0 k Center Tables, J6 inch square top
Holland Window Shades. Dodo Fringe and Spring Boilers
Platform Spring Bockers (Carpet seat)
Sterling Organs, 7 stops. Walnut Case
Sterling Pknos, 7 octaves , Ebony Case
$7 60
25 00
3o 00
16 00
5 75
1 50
1 50
2 00
200
2 50
1 50
65
3 5
50 0
225 0
I Offer
unc uane JUin cneaner tnan can
be bought from regular dealers.
JOHN LEACH.
eBftTlllJllVfflTIIfE
tALSO
loreoiLiimijwoip
IIPPAUNBR05.5avanHaH.G.
1 - Sole jQEHTo IN THE U. JS. se
I have just put in the Fnrnitnre for three large Hotels and am receiving orders from
all orer North and South Carolina daily.
One Piice to all, ami that the lowest known, is my wvy of doing business. If yr-u buy
an article from me and it does not come up as represented, return it at my expei so and
get your money back. f&? Write me for catalogues.
'KM. ANDREWS,
Leading Furniture and Music Dealer,
16 and 18 West a$aJStref t,
CHAKI-OTTE, N. C
1891 FINDS
arte V
Equipped with the following, viz:
ACME GUANO. POCOMAKE, ZELLS. PUBE GERMAN KAINIT, ACID PHOSPHATE
A Urge Line ol FABMEBS GRASS WEAPONS,
TOBACCO,
CHEESE,
SUSPENDERS
CALICO, ' HAME STRINGS, "BRACE BUTTONS. NECK WEAB and MOLLASSE&
JLGTWEm
DISTRIBUTORS
The Best
He who foiling mrable, snfTrting with
Pysppik and ludigestion and ofientimeo
with dizuess, vonhl do veil to take P. IV
P. At nf P. P. V. (Prickly Ash, Erti
Utiot and Potassiom) mill cure you and ar
rrt tbe iTittfe in ipdpiepcy.
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CURES SYPHILIS
1 for mmd mm at fHiry, Mumtrnt m4 Tmttmw
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CURES
ALARIA
I r. r. p. rmur a. 7ZL
T.1V1
tttzUnuohliaAi S1TAS7HLQA.
For sU by IXaxtOQ Pn Oonmy
HEALTH CORSET
in town. Call in and see us before all are sold.
feh. 391tf
CAETEK& WEATHEBLY,
Maxton N. C
ONCE AGAIN
f -
I come to the front tind offer to the public a foil line of
Good
and wfll BtU this aeaionifei lollomng well known Brands of Fertflizera;
SEA FOWL, HNrTlSLAND, OLD DOMINION and NATIONAL.
Thanking a generous public for their past patronage, I respectfully solicit
continuance of tbe same.'
Mf LEASH.
t i i: t at : i WM. IJX-iCX
to Nets. A. J. cKinnon & Co,
NOTICE.
Notie is hexvbr giren that application
will be made to tbe next meeting ot tbe
Board of County OotnrnwriontTB in July to
change tbe name of Shoe Heel Township to
Maxtoo Township. ..,)--
J. S.McRAE, f
Broker for
FLOUB, MBAIi':COBN
and
OBLEANS MOLABSE
V V4V- UVMI v :
BLACK & PATTERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
MAXTON. N. C.
Will scsoriot is any of th comrte oi ths
State. .
FOR SALE-
Ut dwelling boos and lot In WtTfow
Terms oasn. Apply to i
A. C. COTIHGTOX
Ktw Oop, Fresh Batter, Bwcst Con
Prss. Tomatoes, SneooUsb, Pasts
reaches ana cChtf Csnned FroUs at HsytSt
The New York Racket System involves
o risk whilst it embraces all chances to
buy your goods for cash, and only twenty
per cent, margin.
The Twenty-per-centcr turns his capital
everynday, increasing in volume and mo
mentum, while the old regular, under the
old plan, turns his time values but once.
This is a svstem more than the calibre
of the man. though the svstem must have
for its champion the iron nerve to say no
to the one wtfo wants credit, ana plenty oi
pluck to cut close and quick.
Manv a time the imitation KacKeier geis
left because he demands Fifty pr cent.
when he should have sold to: only Twenty,
instead he errabbs at the Fifty per cent,
profit, and the confidence of the people 13
gone.
Place not your Faith and money to a man who sells for Fifty per
cent, if you do you will be eaten up before you know where you stand
swallowed up and destroyed like the ancient Assyrians in the Val
ley of Tophet, or like the prehistoric race that lived flourished and
perished a million years back in the dead arcades of time, leaving no
trace, no landmarks or monuments to perpetuate their history a it
lay buried beneath the dust, the mould and waste of eternal life.
In reading the above you can readily see that we sell for small
profit and no doubt that you will call and see for yourself the cheap
Lwwi. fri.ot OM Mtnintr in and coin 2- out all the time. I think it use
rrio nnpoa nf Mi a cpzo coodi. as every one who comes to the
iiBW YORK BACKET see for themselves. But for the benefit of
those who live at quite a distance, ana tuose wno nave, not as yet
called in to see our prices, will quote a few. ,
t- ..v rtn win find ftinffhams 6 3-4 to 8c Calico, BEST oc
Challies 4 3-4c, White India Lawn 8 to 14c, Check Muslin 9 to 13c,
Hose 4 to 49c, Half Hose 5 to 14c, Corsets 23 to to fcoc, Dress But
tons, metal, 4c, Paper, Writing, per quire 4c, Envelopes pack 4c,
Gents and Ladies CoUars 6c, uans t w . , .
we have a large lot aad will sell less than New York cost. We bought
these coods at 25 per cent discount wnica enauica ua w txu. Cui
from 1 to 14c per yard.
ti uBtifln to our bsts, Ws bocght m krgs lot oi
goods st25 percent off which gires ths atatfagi UmthM
oos. There is do two likQ7 stjlc sad color, prices 18c to X23c
Insboeswt csn do joar hesrt good, also yoar pocket tx moss rrom o up.
Hsximss we bsre s trv sets UA st jttt MO u www w uw '
bridle, collsr. linet sad sfl somplste, for $7.88.
Onr line of PoUring it complete. 8ttiii from $2.23 op, Psats Cc up.
HAMMOCKS 73o and $L89. .
Kow we iaTiis the pfclic to eons sad get prion belors boyix elsewhere, ss ws srs
stisftsd ws aiff P t hPer M aoyow
cxxfor Bed F,0s-
Thanking ; tfie people fori; past patronage,
lam Yery Respectfully,