k«:a» thin,
CitizeiiMof >iorlli C arolina.
Senator is in a very unarnia
blf. mood nowaday?, and not a little'
of liiK bad humor is caused by tL#-
persistanee of the Hon. Levi I'. Mor
ton in making him spend manv tliou
Hands of dollars in endeavoring to'
O
carry North Carolina for the liepulj
lir-ans. According to a member of
the National Republican Executive*
Committee this has been the burden
of Morton s song ever since the be
ginning of the campaign, Mr. Mor
ton said some time ago that lie had
giveu to tho National Republican
committee three times the amount
of what his salary as Vine-President
wouid be, which is suppo-ed to mean
that he has contributed S'JG,OOO in
return for this he h;is insisted, an 1
slii. insists, that the full power of
t he National Committee shall be used
to carry North Carolina. Senator
objected at first, but lie could
hard ley help yielding to the partC
eandtd ate for the Vice-Presidencv
ttiid its greatest pecuniary aid. so an
oiiergetic Republican campaign ha
been canyon m North Carolina. an 1
Senator 4'iay has spent money in
that Stat-: whic he wanted to devote
to other States.
Tin digu>t 'J Senator now
"s due to a discovery which he has
just made of the reasons which act
uate Mr. Morton in desiring to have
North Carolina go Republican. They
are, in short, that the firm of Mor
ton, Bli-s A Co. are holders of what
are known as the special tat bonds,
which now amount, principal and in
terest, to more than S30,0(»0.000.
These bonds were issued w hen North
Car >iina was m the hands of tue cai
pet baggers and it was pretended
that they \v iv to 1 e drvoted to the
building of certain railroads in the
promotion of which Milton S. Little
tieid was Iwe chief actor. A special
tax was levied for tiieir payment,
hence their name. Littlefieid took
the bonds, sold them in New mi
f,,] thev w ** 1 and d*d
not build any railroads with them
The fraud was so gro-s that after
North Carolina came under the c »n
trol of its decent and respcctal»!
citi/ens, a constitutional provision
was enacted forbidding their pi\-
inent unless such be authorize.! by a
majority of the \otersofthe State
at I he ballod box.
Morion, liii-s A Co. bought up
these bonds after their repudiat i«ui
for almost nothing, and have made
several attempts t > collect them
through the courts. Te-t suit-linv.
been 1 rought in individual bonds m
the I nit ed Statt s C'ncuit Court foi
North Carolina iu the name o! dum
-IU U .S tsho 11 side in North Carohn i.
The suits are not brought by Mor
ton, lilies A Co . in order to avoi 1
the piovi-ions of theeYventh amen 1-
llieu t to the Federal Constitution
which forbid, the brin ;ing of a -uit
against a State by a res.dont of an
other State. >ae of these suits is
now p, n ling in the I'nited States
Supn :nc Couit, with --lall chances
T,ut. even if the suits were to >uc
ceil. the collection of the judgment
would be ditlicult, unit-- the legi
lature. and the t >o\, rnot -ho iM in
in favor of pa\in«; 1 ij ' n ,I-
Morton us very dc-irou- u> l-w*
North''Caioiina go lb ; u; . a:, i
there are persons at the National
Republican Head piai tei > w.. > ar
unUmd euo igh to say th it his man
if not hi- >.»le pui p.»« . iu obtaining
the Kep ibhcan n uninati »n for il a
Vice-Pre>idt i cv. \\u- to be turn- et a
bit d to « Ulploy the whole powei o!
the pai t v through bis National C m
mittee to collect his bonds whicb hi
bought foremost nothing after they
had been repudiated In oltin !
word-, th it las candidacy i> •: y •
rust financial -peculation, m whirl
he u-es th« Republican ] a
tool to accon-.p.ish ni-end-
It the lb pnb.it ar.- wti to caj t
u;e Noith Carolina at :hi- elevn >!
vf colli -e tuat won .•. to. w. t,i u
. r.l 1 , K R '
>j: e I ht* 1 Uit - tin '
PRESS AND CAROLINIAN. OCTOBER
it would give a Republican Govet
nor, a Republican Suprf me f Court,
and a Republican Legislature Much
may be done with -aid agencies. At
least negotiation could be c n 1 2ct-d
i ®
for tlie payment of money on the
bond - And whatever is paid would
be likely to be profit to Mr. Morton?!
'One thing which militate- against
the -uccf-ss of thi-gigantic scheme i
the fact that the I )emorrat- of North
Carolina have on' to it. Sena
tor Ransom i-abnr to freely \\
it on the stump, and his exposure
will finally defeat it. The people of
North Carolina do n>t really want
to pay for bond- from which they
never receive any benefit, and which
were i--ued bv whom thev
ha v e recentlv driven from the State.
Nf>\v ;tn«l Tlii'li.
A man was brought i»ef »:e I . l.;f
(iiMer.s>leeve in New York city the
other day for committing a theft
while drunk. Judgment wa- sus
pend* 1 -not an unc nuiion or;- ii -
renco by any mean—but the Ju Ige
said to the prisoner :
•'Your trouble i- due to rum, and
that is the cause of nine-tenth.-of all
ciime-. A\ lien wf have prohihitioi .
if we ever do, we shall have only one
Judge here and one District \t
torney and probably only two or
three assistants. They will be able
to do all the work. That would be
a srving to Ihe country of sTa.noo
to sIMO.OOO a year, and of million
of dollars to the pei»ple ttiroughout
the country, and it would make hap
py thousands of families who are
now miserable.
We offer O.ie Hundred Dol ar-
Revvard for anv ease of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Hall's
('at arah ('tire.
F. -I CHENEY A C().. Prop?,,
Toledo. ()
We. the undersigned, have known
T. .1. Cheney for the last fifteen
v?ars, and believe him peric-ctly hon
orable in all bu.sim ss transaction-,
and fmuncially abl - to earn- out any
obligations made b\ their firm.
i °
West iX I s uax. \\ ho
1 t>ledo,  V
W a ding, Kinnan A Marv in. 'A iio e
-iY 1 >iaigL;ill s. '1  »!edo,  K
II 11. Van !I»es«a:.  'ashler. 1«>1 1
Na'lotial I'in. l'oledo. ( ».
1 Lall's, ( '-•{"!  'lite is tak> n if *' ■ -
nu!!v. acting directly up m the bloo 1
' and nine i- ,i ' the svstem. l'rict .
1 7">c. ]"•! b ctle. Sold by all drug
gies 40—it
i
Tlit* Nortli Statt* .wc-V» il«'l>.
The State ville Lan linark say-:
•*A per-on of the name oj l. u- is
running for I'ougn -s in thi- di-tnct
on the R« i»nll 4 n• tn t • k•t ii. I the
(ireen-boro North State tnaims that
he will be e.»ete,l by ».>" majtuity
Whv not claim soim-thing worth
i talking abcit ' It would have been
1 just a- eii-v to have ?-aid J ( L
)f et)in-e the Noith Stat'- vva->
iH'->ing and it ! .;--♦{ ti •* truth
nllfre than a !> 11 > i.• 11 i- al■ •u,
tin way the N. S. s m •' its
'lssCl t 1' ns.
t
I lie I KfHUll.
\\ »- 1- arn tl it i 1 • ' was s li--
■ tin bance aftei -iv ice w..- o\ f r i.t
' W an; r i i d Baptist chur -h. on
] > if'
1 nist Sunt! o . in tw et-u s, -,» rii o! t' .e
citi/ens of that i!t igliiiorho. 1 A
little too much wi, i-key aboaid wa
• {he i ill-f of all the t! lb'e M-!
- gaui >n stai.
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111 V* «•!>«• «'• at . !tl» ' ■ I»»I * ■' }
vtii.lis .' r .t' v t d t i ii r v>. . :
s; a .t ;i • y -i ' •*  ' 1. » .t «!
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Col. t»nt (ifiieral Docki rj,
oir esteemed contemporaiv. the
Laurinburg Exchange, remin U u
>f an alrn.o-t forgotten j/lorv of t •
o o •
-ha!e-fai mer cf the brawling Pee
Dee. It says :
**A- Col. Dockery was eouirijis-i n
* ] a Get;ej tl in the Holden Kii t :
war. he ought to bo called General
Dockery. D« rnocratic bretbr«*n ol
the ]>re-- an 1 -peaker-. d >i. t ign u e
the General's prop-T title in i. f. :
* n: e to L:m.
'r> Dockery, tiie top of the
pot to you. Like the Eat her of
hi- country, you are fir-t in wai.
fu.-t m peace, and fust iu the hearts
ot Par-on Walker and the "ni '■' r
O
paity,' as you call it—W'iimingten
HELP IN TIME CF NEED.
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• - «..i. - 1-r t-r % .»• 1
b* -* a sufferer f" m i ancn n
P 4 NIP P
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ur.t.l 1- '.uv r - . ; •
vrv ' • ■ • I 1 t' with
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J . r.. . I .v - e i • lilood D.ilm.
n. 1 at
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a:. 1 i v« in i ' ' ■' v - . ' • ■ ir
nv 1 .-1 'imorv. I .nt mv t>o much ii. its
praise."
A. 11. Morris, i'ine Li Ark , writes:
i : , rings faileder.ti: Iv to cure m»»• -t s«?v -rai
ten. '•, in. -I at run:.!. u'. -*3 on r. v i ... . w.\i
v I . .t- . i : - ~ \ _r
a! >i ct >:•» also atten . * ■i to cure :.. • but failed, 1
HOT SPRINGS ' 7 fj , V;
(n.arl" in Atlanta. CI a.) ar. I ; t!i.■ I -n truly
r. ir- il ..iter
in.;, aj p :tite and digestion good. I steep soun i!y,
at.-i r. -verf«-1t better. D-ctors t '. ! n.e that I could
nt u- i.i-rei.
1 ; ' r to every t. ; ".ant or' i r i nal man of
Pine Dluff-
on ■ interest i w!»o dcsii to know more
about the wonderful n r.t f ii. will ; '.--ase
s-: i a '.riss to II .' i n ( At" : ' \ ■ . . : u r
tht i'iastr-t I "I:o \\\,i. . rs.* W
'l'lieir lttisiiieHH Hoomi it«:.
lhoii 11) i y n> on i ttiin_r 11 a - calls.-il >u-!i a
iicral leyival of ti ilc at l»oy-t-r'.s I >rll_r
-roj as t r«r o\a> to t'.*i: '"is* -
ilt'l s (if s ) in ('| y 11 1 ] I,»t 'o it tit'- of I) *
K nk*s Xevv Ilisfovt'iv f»r C'onsumption.
I i! •:i 11 ii'lr is -iinjtly ciioMii 'iis i 1 hi- \ •i >
\.i u.i 1 »1« • a:' if • 11 out t:,«• I act that it ,i w ty v
in - . ; ; in-\ ,| th. ,t-. ■
c«»l,l. As'htna. 11! »n«*t. it" ("n»nj». iiml.il
llnoat aid !imu tti-t-a-es .jui k!> fiiif*'.
Vol, caii tf-t it befoii' Ih.\ i 4 by 4- t'iiia' a
t! ia! !>'>n !•• t: t «*. !ai-■ s /-?l. »-i'' but tlf
v, :U! ill it i .1
It is sal I th it W> 'dell lio-t- treilt
•d a- follow'.-, at a o*-t «>f t\\> eeuit.-
apifce, will hi-l -o that the par
ty adopting the n;eth»d will not live
to st e hi- post - in decay. 1 akf
hoiled lin-eed oil. ami -tir m pu.vur
i/e I cliaicoal t» the cuns>t» n. - y of
pai t and put a c it ovi-r th »tin'■ r
lliukloi's Vrnica S.il\f.
Ihe -t Silve in the woi.'d for
Puts. P»rui-e-, So'.-. 1 If i- . S'llt
pheui. I•■ ♦ r See-. IV'trr, lij
ie 1 11 tu 1 . b l olain-. » rn-'. .in-;
,11 Skm I'll ~ptl«>i.-. Hi 1 pt • -:i v y
; ui' s t'i i'■! no j ,ty itjin . d i'
s ,»v is i»:t. . i r i _iv•• t ' rf •*t- at i--
f iclion. or n. >ney letun h t I'r.f
-a o nt- t'i r 1 \ i v K.\ s:. ;.
1 *
Consumption »*tiic-l> t uriil.
1 To TifF. Ml 1T"I. lsC
. y« Lir 11 ills that I hav •• a j osjtlv 
rern» 1 v f. i th'* al« \ »*d i ai:.» 1 tl.s
■ ise. ll\ i'- timt .y u-c thoj^and.-
if ho pelt s~ c t -« s \ l ,i\f I»» ♦ . j 1; . ■!.
ently '■ lit ] I - .' 1 S•«' r ' t1 I" sef.• l
two bottle- of mv remed\ ihti t(»
ai. > vi voui reader- w iiO iiav « «»n
« sumpti- ti ii they w,.. s, ij 1 rut- men
' •\j.i >s an ' p '.st til «:i ■il♦ --.
Ik' -1 ■ t' . - .
r \ >! * ••. M
« *»1 Pt HI 1 >t . N»-W \« |
(■■TO STOPPED FREE
M Smcy~^m
I I ■! 'tie- P-'i-m
■ | KLINE S GREAT
m NERVE
mm for i
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Mv Poor Back!
J
That's t'." mm n n lutiti nof • ntfl ring wkh r! or !a
either *sc Pabi *s Celerj C Ofx uni *ill Mtrt• "• t » or, ari ! theft .. * J
any cau-- * r k- I!.- r» !- ' •*
Cu:.';r: • .
i« - •* -• v «■...?.• . /»-■ nor t—i i i * •■.
-■ : wfi;/
liijv. '
" lia - . „ - .r: :: iti-rn I * U: :-e \r\r- ,
to get • \«-v on
have ■ ' n- s . r -j® !-
Having «**rn Paine *s (V! :•• Com fswd advotiM I ban
u-r-1 n.! « • .f -v' *e and ar . * "> 1 * j . a.. . Url
lively a.* .i ■ • 1 rank '*r .1 ■•. N" v ; * $ ->\
- . . : V I r > S ) 5 s: V »' i I.M"S . M P.U >
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
M. M kh>H »N , I'r. - I». w >h i uu,  a-' .1 N Jcst.v A-- t C.i»h
IUMvOF IIl(M\()HV,
HICKORY, ISI_ O.
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS SUBJECT to PAYMENT on DEM AN u
DISCOUNT NOTES.
SELL EXCHANGE ON UNIED STATES AND EUROPE.
Ilnu (me of Hie lii\l hi.rslur rr.'"f S.ifiv in Wfvtirii Virlli Carolina.
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'iili .lti l' Ii M! I t»«'k -
SANITARY CLOTHING.
HEALTH WAISTS, UNION UNDERGARMENTS. SKIRT SUS
PENDERS, S T '~ ' 'NO SUPPORTERS.
All M)r!» of H«-a!tlt- . i m», ai rtn!'•
Family lllcctrir liat(eri«» *- ... . Uutrr ua«l Lii\alHi%' «
of overjr !•>» riptioi?
S£ ?» 4 " CiHCULAd.i
SAN 3 TAr SUPPLY CQ~»
BATTLE CPF.EK, RI!CH.
HEALTH~KOOiSS
for nl! - kit i|'iali.), und rr:is»tu:il»l in jtri. r.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
SANITARY FOOD FOR INFANTS.
and ciini Cholera Infantum. The cli autl tin »h-»i hi
ilih market,
SANITARIUM FOOD CO.,
BATT! E_CREEK. MICH.
| Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes.
» THE BOSS TURNING PLOV/S AT "
ji 53.50.
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I AXES. HATCHETS AND KICKEL PLA IED
B NAIL HAMMERS 7 be. j
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CI INT'.'N" H . I!o]M; SJI"!-: \
■j v/orci'.vorth's Paints, Linseed Oil.
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A i i • S i r«*» t. 11 i• k' •i y. N  .
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J. W Mc MIL.LI AIM,
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HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA.
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