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flRAHAM. N. C Feb. 15, IBM.
Tinas or 8v MCBirnox : . . ;
Una year
MIX Moo:h
Three laonCbs .,
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ersabwripdon mast "be pel- strictly to
. dv.oee. "refe tree. . '
The Clltor Is not Taipoatt-la tfor
view express- breorrn.in-nts.
the
RATES OF AOTBKTIMNO :
One square (one lack) One time t.Oi -or
Srst Insertion an J art coal for each snsae-
auant publication. '' , - -
Kates far mora -pec and loafer tlms far
ntibe- on applir-lloa.
' Loo.l notice ehargsd Ma iwti a fta for
; eaeh Inwrtlon.-
J. D. ' KERNODLE, Editor.
? Tbi GtBANBB gives Its "heartiest
commendation to the sentiment ex
pressed by he Charlotte Obserrer in
the following : ,
The ground upon which .Senator
Vance bases his opposition to the
The hut Issue of I ha High Point E
lerpHie eon til ned Ihe MloaI.it; :" ' "
Judge R, V. Win. tools spoken f aa
lha nrst Congressman from tie Fifth
DlotrtrtKichaut'. (There are itH
is who will possibly canvass tb ail'
nation, amorg I Hens John L. Kloif,
W.: w. Fuller, Jaka Ling, John It.
WfWater, IM .v;' vf - f,
i Jtefoie.icHn the foregoing Is made to
ao Alamance man, J. A. Lonjr, Eq ,
ami hi this connection Th Oi.EANBK
desires ti say a word lu behalf of Al
amance, end of Mr. fng especially I
In tba Brat place Alamanca county haa
never had tfaa Congressman, while
deferring lo others baa at all times
worked valiantly for wnonisoever tba
conventions nam ad and given them
wall roooded mejoritira, aud as a mt
terof justice thleMUirty I enllt! ad to
recognition. Ia the second place,' this
count under the leadership, of Mr.
Long; as chairman of the fieciillve
cominitlee for the past tim e campaign
baa nearly , doubled her Democratic
majority. . Ia the fall of 1893 Mr. Long
was elected to the Legislators by tha
splendid mnjorliy of 859 over the com.
bincd opposition of tba llepubliceus
and the People's party, a majority
equalling almost tba average mnjorjly
given tba regular couoty ticket against
bleb there was no combiued opposl
lion, at the fame time managing tha
campaign as eliairman of tha execu
tive committee. , Especially do wa
wlah to refer to lha em labia record
00B WASHIN3T0S
confirmation of Collector Simmons
amounts-to a proposition that no I made I y Mr. Long as a member of tba
outsider hns a, right, after a Senator Legislature. Is iht : body , ha was a
has na4o a selection for an office, I ilr-lees wcrler. As chairman of the
o enter an obicction. He makes n5 1 &MM CBfl,Bal" A; besides "k ing on
- . . i i i ...
viuev taiTorisut coaimiuccs, no pn
charge of dishonesty, incapacity or
unfitness against Mr. Simmons; the
charge is that he went to Washing
ton and interfered to prevent the ap-
pared the revenue bill, which reduced
taxation five per cent, and procured
I's parage.' : ;
Beiideellbv fads above ' rttted.
pointment of Messrs. Gudger and I grounds upon which Alamauoe claims
Hale to offtco. Ijet US suppose he recognition, Mr. Long Is an able law
lid.' If ho imufe his objections an aggreasive eampalgner, and
tm., if W " led la pcll.lcs and aa to the
he simply exercised tho right tliat
belongs to tho humblest citizen. To
deny this is to contend for an autoc
racy such as lias never been heard
M In , this country. . W frolcst
against tho proposition that tho men
who carry elections are to 1 dbfran
- chised after they are won. The lo
. 'lorcr in the Dcmocrntic cause has
the right, after a victory has leen
achieved, to an oxprcfswn of. his
opinion alxrot who should and like
' wise as to who should not share the
fruits of it.
;1wttmtil alter tho Senators have 'g:.
NOETH CAROLINA SEWS. '
Xewberne Is thlpninz orsiars direot
to London. "
Newbtfrualiaii a naw
The Charier. -
dally paper-
Wilmington want tba horticultural
fair this ye4r. r.
Leas tobacco will ba nlaoted In tbia
8iat than formerly, It la statd.
Evarg. Hat Pearaon la hoMInc
sariea tf mactiiigs at Davidauu Collrge,
Win-t in Khlpnad 600.000 pounda' of
manutitoiurca tooaooo taat wtek.
. . . . . , . ..... I K. irnuru irwni
isncio ceep nui moum Cumb, r'.aud couuly jail ll F 1 lay
ti.fxla ilieir helw.tions.' lest hd sub- Tba Engliah avndlcale that pronoa
. . -.:ie n:. -i.: ... f 10 y tb C. F. A Y. V. railroad
i ing lite setuttonai prorogntivo i ana
after tlicy have made thuir selections and lndiiirial : 8chol, Greeni or,
Thera are now at Iho Stale Normal
fci'ALtwuiiuaj war
oien his mouth only to hurrah t ? .f "',iU'
' 1 a lrt uiJ halt I
j limit uw uvuu - m-b I ru i.n. m.j m..
' tin moon than such1' an Underling. Dag MWB Mu'. i.d 'M0 one of ihm!
Vve hone the Democratic party' "has M luelodwl, we'ghs lss than
, f mmn In th a ri. If It hsa. it
Lal'tt "tmlfca .,t ...rof' Bl,r.. SiperlnUndent of tha
-ni uw.w.a-"v " iWio,llla arradMl anhfiolit. ihuMmI x.v.
f itself, leaving nothing behind cx- Ural pupils for going to tba DeQraO
Kr.t nfl.r matnn nm " aon. oaing IB iBlirauBj.
atrial prerogative W"LW?
I'tL enso, which will show us whoro ing'on, on tba observance of JbTcmo-
this policy would lend to t Smith is rial Way on loin of Hay, , , M
. . i . I sua. v a (a n t . mrtis m
ia MllldKlate lor Collector, ana met m urasavm wooirn aim lew
t.. i li t . i oava as wnieaean lungman. tor inc
senators nave ngiwuw oim. of 13 J03. Th- W ataof tba
; knows of n ovcrwheuning reason I eompany amouut to f 65,000.
Why Btmtn snouiu not do appointca Tromas A. Millar, for mrny
. 1 i I v-4 In I hs last I puaine-x maniirr oi mo itnof a
V ' ... .' . iKr.gmin luirun wiKiuniii.tmi
eloctioD, and Jones round It out ; ne 84 VMra. n WM nephew of Cant.
b dishonest and Jones knows it ; he p. a. aw.
intends to toll the places under hini Cat. John M. Reck, of Raleigh, died
. r. , -V-n fc . tn nA f aiuruay in i oiia.ieipnia wnora aa
,iur uji7 - had ncaa noma moKtha rr weal meat
Jones lias been appnsea oi me met : for eann r. tia wa oa years old, was
i.:.. r-aa . Ia TuMtmaalar a uatlve Of eat . Virginia, and was
f LI.. r.1 (faff. nlftMt ttaa tiiwm I .
R 1111 WIW'M I . .l..... . ,
.-(..in- t.i t.. l trl V v' .-
v proinuea iuui, uu no uui i tnrongn iwrna-a onutity iMomlay
t.a talla on Rmh and beats him the event "" o-cmea ia given in ut
i . i . n -
. - iy j . . I r. ohm. , 1 litinio lurinvu i"ur rant:
tcnators will defeat bis own confir- mor.h f ch.n.1 iraiHi ita eour
( u.i:.MlliAMfiiM hi Mmftinl rlllfnll I ta tha uiiltliaia IntA nranwilla mui r.
'j .t..M.n4 th miMla arrlM I r H was funnel ahMl nnd where-
.nuu uv.v " aver It d.poH down t tba earl I. t-r-
i .1 . .ri . . . - - .
: are uisgraceu oj wo pim-jiuuucu vi i rime oeetmcfiou waa wroug'it.'. xreca
qj,j, .-',.. ; J arc IwMrd HT and bues wera
emilA. ' ; ' ' I a..WaJI Lit L.MH..I.I. a. V..
But, whether or not -harm comelhtaH from, ao waa killed. A
fa either by tho silence which we U H and a woman are repoit.d aa be-
' .U J 4a nnIAratarMI muat ha nib I
iVI.VU " ww w -
aeived after a Senator bas selected a it u ren-ried that exPreablei tfar
. r... .n aAU n nmlixl amtriat rlana and Mra, S.anford. widow i t the
vi w. w , r -o " 1 1 ... .T-U...I Q..-I....I - ..-
dragooning vne men, w ny wi uisoi, fo. Bta ia ba married. Mr. Hr
.hnwrff tha clceuons. The rtsbt nana v in aoon go to V urornia to rl
a -J - i , i . . m .
, .t.j .jit. :ui r I liver a aenea wi leci-iet ai eiaeiirn
f petition and the right of protest rjBiw, ,- ,h ,h. marrUga l
are all that is left to tho private cit- acbeduledie iaV aJaca whila ha .
inare. aire ni i r ia aiiaiaiau to
Ixen after he has cast his ballot, and
Eunices all the manhood has gone out
of him he win not tamely submit to
any abridgement of these.
Machine-made roods or some
'kinds are handsomer and better than
be worth 1 20,000.000,
1 w-d tit cough all day aad night.
Aver Cterry X'actotal rvreu me
qu.t ,
The Bradfonl Era, Jaotaiea, Vt., 'ha
la paper e-lled Cliger. 8-111, tl.,
ka- I k.. WUL 1. .1 ..I 1... k-
those made by hand, but the peoplo it, paper at Tombio. e.' lr s i
draw the line at inachino-mauo fol-1 Eijiiaph. Tha Print U pWthad
I -. i v, x at. a 'w u.fi'w ih iuf
iocs.
A botaleida t-ecnired at Wc-etown,
litila buig -eat l Unrbam, 1 urtlay
iirrno Ml uf Wt work. Foa Mata
had nbhed oraaalated ia robhixg tha
iMUiOwinili ooafc-oikoivanr a. TJa
. irervt y fUton a few daya ketwe.
Drputy SberiffCanae, of Oaa Co-a
ty. a la puraollof M iya and frond
bimat Hlo-iwii aad aitep;d lo
aire-tk-m. Maya ed and UH H-
,e4. eol. g cl-'w or-a him. May
trew a kn'f- ae etrwrk at Ut-ea aho
rrd hi l m. The ball took eBWt ia
M-a' aek,f omlWeeB-ct of whirs
itrl the ae e-eolng 0 waa
xS mer.irl l y Ibaenro-er'. Jory. A
liny or lo later a bhcr f Fna,
.1 o It. I 1 t-J ,h w" 'r,
e l and lg d In IMUboro );! he-t
pf ts. t. 1-n gcl la wera found at tba
I ,. . of ite i.o4b-t ol tha Maya bora,
, A it arpt-rs t';t t is act cntlily
Ui.liw-1 Slalea la retueaented. there-
for, hylka SolUl Maidooa, Jaaaaiea
Hlnger, CaUoo Pilot aad a TobtJoa
Epitaph.
Aa laeoma af tSSS OOO.nQO la derived
from tha chicken ladotry tr tba
Frc-ck. Good thing.
SSaainaiaf Wllai i.
ftoasach diaeaae-, anc-bj aa Indlgea
lre, dyiM-ivta, etc., ara Hard lo. cure
lih ord aary remeaiea, hot TyrV
Dj-epepeta tUenedy aeret taiU, Vlnm
aaada ear ao who have c-rayt. f
ynn hare a atoaiach ircuhle it U your
doty lnM'g:e am II yon A.mI
r-e. Ad f"T book f partcii(ari
""Ho ! Cra l)ympaia"--fraa lo
(kaa, O. Tyuer, "i-il, AtUota,
tia. la
from Oar RrnUr Correrpondent.
WaBHIXgtow, D. C, Fb. 13, IS94.
It Isgralifylag lo note that J ha rlem
ocrais i Coi gn m have at laat realized
lb. benefit of uicd party actlor. No
man In Coiigrew bas a right to expect
that every mvaaure be is called on lo
sappori will I e eoilrrly in aecord lib
bis perao-al idaoa. Jf rery member
of Congreaa abould ado that Idea
led billon of any aort would ba in
powiLle. ; Lorg yeara of power In Con.
grew laugul tbc republlcaua tha value
of orgntsntion and ut.l'y, and the les
son wil have lo ba Irarnid by any
parly that hopes to accompllab Iropor
Unt Icgblition. Tbc democrats in fie
bousa mudea good start by paaaing lba
Wil-no t .riff bill and f.llowad it up
this wk by the adoptiou of the Mc-
Creary Ha'atlie reaolnliou wbicb con
demns the acts (.f Ex-Miulter Sttveua
and t eadoia-is Prealdent Cleveland'
policy; . The democrats in tbe ''Senate
are not eolitlcd to gradua'a in unity,
but they got together, tbia, week, and
pasaed I be Houaa bill for tba repeal of
tbe od Ion j Federal election Uwa, , If
they would get together on every thlug
and atay t 'getber it, would be greatly
lo their credit and lo tbe advantage of
tba democratic party.
, Bfrceeotative bland' bill for lha
oiitagrf tbe seigniorage U now hb-
fre tba Uouan, but aa it but no order
from tba comaihtee on rules behind it
and the anti- liver men are -refusing
lo vote to make a quorum Ibtre Is
soma doubt as to whether it will be
able to maintain i be Tlg&t of way ootil
disposed i f. Couutlew misrepr s-ohi
lions bat e been made of tha -t'itude of
Prei lent Cleveland and Secretary
Carliale tjwards tb'e measure. Neither
of Ibrm bave publicly spoken oua
word either lor or sg iiu t tba b:l', al
fiough Been t try Cftrliela did po!n
out one pariicuUrly olji-eiionabla' fea
lurelu lha bill t Mr. llluud-l.batj.ro
vidingar the lua oi silver certill
cales lu advance of the coluago of lbs
elg ilorage aod Mr. Bluud sxprauvd
hia wilSi'igiicra to change Ibe bill so as
to make tba certlQeates issuuble on tbu
Colbage of tbe silver.
In deciding not to grant hrarings on
ibe tariff bill tbe'Senate committee on
Finance deeply offended a few gvntie-
ineu who bad come to ! WarbioKton to
Ira met t'.e committee and air ihilr
view, but tbe demourata on I hat com
mines in so voting were acting aa tbey
believed from tha Information tb.y
bare received Ibe eutiro country wih
ed them to . act, . From north, eutit
east siid west comes in. chorus 'a but
aver la lo be done let it be dona quick
ly ," and the denial of further beaifiiga
on tha tariff means Ibe aavingt f never
al netkk' tlma ia the cioeidertion of
the .ill in f.A Sniutc. Wenalor Voor-
heestized up tbe situation correctly
whea be eald : "Promt and .sparriy
aelion d pending Ipriu legUlatton ia
rcqu ri-d at tbia lime by every pal riot ks
and buaUeea coni'ideriitm.n This be
ing a fact ackuoalrdged ly buaineaa
men wbooppote as well as tho. e who
lavor tba WiUon tariff b.ll, thi repub
lican Sena tore will do w ell to consider
ibe, matter carefully belora they at-
tempt to carry out Iba ohttrMtive pro-
gramma which ia ooar being prepared
by theli ablest parliamentarians iu the
8enate. The capitanrta oi tha country
are only waiting a definite seuleiuet t
of the Uriff questioa to luveat ibeir
money and inaugurate a period rl pro-
erity for everybody, d- t for a com
paratively ft-w foriunaln Individual',
and woe ba dmo the rvpublicao party
if its repreaeutni'Va lo the Senate
poetjioiie that proeperi'y by factious
opiKMitioo fe a meamire that tliey
know tbey cannot In lha end defem.
Tna sub-eommitt'e of tha Btnate
commiltee on Foreign Reloilona haa
eoncluded Ite Hawaiian I tveatlgailon,
ao far as lha taking -f teeilmony U
eonocrned. . .The ra porta t. tba nub-
commit' ee all! ahtrily be submitted lo
tbe full commit'ee for aetli-n tb.-reon.
Althwagh tbera U soma talk, about
three report a there ut oo re.il founda
tion for the belief that there will be
more than twoa mij.irity report
dgned by democrats, and a minority
repoits'gaed by republlcaaa. - There
a no lesoa to d-'Ubt which of tbeae
report a will ba aliipfd,. aoiwithtaud
ing pnlilcatiuos fr lha ouirary in re-
uuiicaa ana anii-aumiuutrailoa pa
per-. .
President Cleveland ma eejy
raiding tba eoat radioiory fairy aturlaa
that arc daily related in tha matnpol
Itaa papers ooocernieg bis alleged ao
iuna to aecuta tha om ".rotation of the
nnrnim tioa of Mr. P-ekham la tba Su
preme CUirt. What Mr. CI veUad it
really doing 1 1 that cnneetlon can I a
authentically elated wiihout any via
Ut'on (if eva fiilan co In ana word
aotblng. Aa tba &u,.ra-iR court baa
ailjourued fur a month there la no
apecial aecaaioa lor iaata ia dl-pweiejM
ol tna aoiniiiBUofi. .
Mr. Aneel-ui J. MeLaaren, lha new
Panatv from Uiaai-aippl, I not wide
ly known ia Waahlngtu. but if ba U
aaaMeamaa a tbe Mi-ii.piaia la
ia Cagreeaaay be ia ba will nuka a
fit anna aor la Senator WalihalL Like
PVata" Jvha Alln, the ponlar
Cuagmamaa from ihe eaiaa fu e, b
eairiaJ a musket In tha 1st a-pleaa-
anlne..
WASIIIfiGTOfi BUDGET.
TAKES TWO JDAY3 TO GET
; A QUORUM.
a timmw ill... laal-aa SalLAa.
.r
Ilea. Bill MlBgrlag Iba VT ins
iba I'lrll aerriea Haajbaa FeaVral
t: toe II aa f.a K epea le a se V U
aaci Caaaaaltlea at Warh Iba
TarlaT Kllli-aia.a' Nemluotlaa
a Ba aieawraedl rarareHf Tfca
Hk" KrlwatB b rrealdeai aad
Meaalae Vaara aad! a.aaaa-; tbee
ihe party, nmt n i. hie palriullo il
to atop this Itiliig.
1 he Oi-ati" fi I lieliii rpMly re-
ducrd n'l by Ihe firat of M y nearly
all the Ri-pubi-uiia will o go;ie.
Mr. PeckhniuV chance of coullrnia
lion are appareiilly growing mote uu-
ctkiain. 4-"- :x s
Ko'Puliliu Ptli:(er'npioiutMl .yeir
anil Ihrrw' tbuutl placw ara filled
Kipa Tabnlea poiifj the blnod.
hliKuts Tubules hare o.M to say.
H'1-i.at Tabulct ; for bad temper.
Ha declares it to ba
I ka aa v.
kla 11
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Special Correspondence of Tna Q-aaxmt. ,
Washington, P. C, Feb. 10, 194
After a t.vo day atrti -gl- to get a quo
rum, the Houte passed tta MuCieurv
Hawaiian resolu'l'tna. ' These rradu
lions cimroeod Mr. Cleveland, ' cn
U era ii fa., rtevene, and rppoe anuei-
at Ion. Tbia Ualt right, but il Is not
all fight for Congressmen to ba at t Ih ir
home or at their hotels, while public
bti3incs stands rt !).; No Congrers
nan should be entitled to pay. when
he leeway on prlvati bestnesr. The
people are getting tired of paying men
to work for tbemi"elea. . . ; .
A new silver batt'e is now on in the
JJousr. The proposition is t coin tie
i ullion in the Treasury, It will huv
Some Mrong pj:ollloi', but will as
uiib'ss all signs fait.
,M lie oil if it parses all arid -one
hundred and 'elgbi y mill'ous Jo the
present circulation. ,Tb republicans
and some Northern, detiocrata are
malt leg a bitter figbt aguinst it, but it
s hardly poenibla for Ihero to defeat it.
There is little doubt about ite pasing
the Sennt". , It U. known tlint aome
Seimtors bave changed fieir oilnds
since tho tepral of fie Sherman luw,
promiuvntly anions 'hem is Mr., Out
mao bo is quoted aa saying that he
was mistaken in hia views as t ihe
eff ret of repeal upon, tbe business of
tile coatitiy. , - . , .
Mr, Hatch, ( f Missouri, hnsintrodue
id anotber atti-option bill.: ' This lies'
bill 's very drastic, and if passed, bich
is to be devoutly hoped, it will put aii
end to stork and grain gunbling. The
biilaoutd fill two or ibree columns of
TnB Gleaner. I hope in the. future
t) give some of it details..
Rome time ago Representative . By
mm Introduced a bill to , restore I lie
Kail way Postal Cleika who were soun
jua'ly tlUmlflocd at tbe beginning of
Uarrlsoii's adiiiiuistrallon. .Tl:ia : l.il
has Men favornbly reported lo the
Ilottxn and will paaa. li pruvides ths't
these Clerks shall bo restored aa faat as
Vacant ls oc-.'ur. Il is boned tlmt thi
ia the ebterliig wedge which is t t split
and aoiaiihtha Civil 8rv ice Lumhug
The Senate passed Ihe bill repeuliug
ttie ledenii election lasrs wnn a ma-
oriiy of eleve.i. All the democrats
and all fie popu'iH's voted for tha bill
Tbia once mora give ua free election
and it is le he biped is t;ie - flit I tie
pariuroif. bayonnla from. the. bailot
box. , The democratic doctrine' is free
elections. ," , ,
lie senate f iuaore -ommittee . is
now bard at woik nn ' Iba larKf bill
which pa. s 'd lh House, and will piol-
ably report it during the next ' I o
weeks. It is unt)ert o. that but Utile
time w ill 1ms given tor. dieussion b-fore
tba Committee, , Everybody bat a fair
showing before Iba H ue Comm'l ee
and it U B'-t wiaa to consume time go
ng over the s.m a t-utul-. - There U
no telling bow long tbe 8--ate will 1 1
rusa it, but It will hardly dire repeat
iia action on the Silver bill. Tnere
ill on doubt be soma chanjea niHtle
y the Senate, but none ot -a radical
nature. . The opponents' of the bill
av been given to understand tbst
hey will be deslt with fairly, but no
time alii bewsjle.l. ; ' -vi - , ;r
Representative Ilouck of OMo drop.
ped tie id wh.le lifting a friend Tliurt-
iay evening.' Ha was an able lawyer,
aod a democrat of the oM echotd. " -
I am una'da to leatu much about Ihe
ecnilmatlon of Mr.' Slm-nons.' "The
comnii: tea will reKtt bis nomination
f-vrtbl. I do nt know wby, but
ir some reason, Senator Vance, who
ia in Florida, requested that the reori
bnhvMupuutil ba could hi beard
from.'' y-.":':- -,.,, v.- .- ,v
This friction between Mr. Vance a.d
tha President and rVnat ir lUnsom i
a ve-y nnf..rtonata aOair. Mr. Vance
claims that the entire patronage of Ihe
Stele haa I e-a virtualiy given to Mr.
Ru ssia. Tba ftWs are these c Thi
U r hs'iof the Wtrrn district, tha
heal cQca ia lha Plate, waa filled by
M. Vance. The Dtrict Afnrney fur
tha same di-tiiet was Vance's cb lie.
Beeid ih-H ba has filled a nun her of
sanaller plac. lla was iitnored ia the
ele-iton of lha Collector for lha West,
aod has bad hi t lit la show in ha ar-
lee ion uf QiuUr ap iiaina tt. " It
ia a notorioua f tot t tat Senator Vance
ricised Mr. Cleveland In bia f-4iner
admiai'tieiion, and that ba baa lima
afr tme since tH. n apro aed bia di -
like for Iba rrwld-nt's policy la re
gard 10 odea boldra. I
Oar Seaaior -aa n ae just eana for!
ma plain, and I hal-evs be Is just aa
hoeet ia trie ma't-f aa he baa alaays
prurea biinarlf lo w in oiber niatieis
I admire bia Independent pirit, hut re
ught eit to oppoe each eei as 8 a
i with ofleuxlvo repunlicans. Tbe Pie-
ident seems to iM.-k it "It atnot matt r,
but the peopl; ihluk itherwie, .
t,V,;r,'..' .-. f,.'.'-..V.": :
1 be Pleat iea.
rerha; s youare run down, ctin'i eal.
Can't Sleej , Ciu'l think, eui't d an
thing t- vur sii f-ftijn. and . yU
woiitUr 't hat ails yi'. ,Ytiti sliniltl
beetl Ibe war-lnp, ynu ar takii'g li t
itt step .lino ' Nervous ' Proslrnlion.
You need a Nerve Tonic ami in Elet
irie Bitttn sou will find tin exact rem
edy lor rerljiing your nrvius sys
t. in t v Its niornl," lien I thy " Coudit on,
iiirpriaing rult follow ibe use of this
preut Xs't rve : 1'nic and . Alt -ral vo.
Your appetite r-turn, good digett on
is rratired, and tba Liver aud Kidneys
ieuine lies 1 1 It y Bcii.n. Try a . bottle.
Pric 50c. nl X. A. -Albright's drug
rtora. - - ' . '
'. Darbana febaccs aiarbel.
OarbnraSun,Feb.8t)i. ' ' '
. Tbe sales so fur this wiclc have. been
quite nc!ive. . The bright add higher
grade a have no, ; well. - One- of our
Suyer te'u its tbey have been Jilgncr
in prices tba u he. lias known tnetu in
nany ranrs. fjuuiinoii aiun noes not
tlo so well ; there is so iniscli ol it. A
mnioritv of tie furwers have Wceu we'i
sniisfied with our uiurket this week.
Durham fans still some of bur ; old t me
vim.
est of afl in Leaveninrj Tower. -Latest U. S. Go v't Reci t.
rzr-v . . e-i
i v rv
n
A .Aim i
- al V-l- L
J a-, aa N. r
tiENATOS. VANCE USB iUS,
. r BIMMONS WHITE; ;
Tbe Mra alar ataiea His Cleaaada
aajllM la iWe. , afcaaaaa .Mr. M
saaaa Sfxptalae. Dia f)aaiae-Beaa
aad-tadga far Vaar-cir. ' .'.. ''':'".
A l.lnle Olel'a P-xaerleaee I a A Llgbf.
Mr. and Sirs. Lureo Traacolt. are
keeer of tbe Gov. Ii hi house tit SanA
lleni-h. Ali'-b.. aud uiu blessed wnn a
duUnhler; four yeara: old. ('Last -April
who was taken down nitn aies.-.lei, lol-
lowod with a dreatllu I Couuh unU tim
ed into a i-ovey. lKicturs at notne.nuu
at Detroit, treated her, hill 1 1 vain, sue
giew worse r nwlly t until el; wa a
mere "nandfni of "boiiea." I hart : ehe
tried Dr. King's New Diecuvery, nod
niter the uie f two and a hall b.tt:,
wa rompletelv cured,' They eay Dr.
King's New Discovery is wonh its
we kIU in gold, yet you may get a trial
bottle free at T, A. Albright's lr;ig
store. -' ' u '
Balalag Apples FraSfaVIa
Some Vircinia farmers have di--
oovereil lost ih -re is mora money and
les work in npi 1 h trail in any other
crop i hey ;wn 'irndue at present
piteea. : The sules of thir fruit1 fioiu
i.iit county, alone . renchi'il Del ween
three and lour hundred thousand dol
lars, while nn tuJjiiiiilug county huswid
ver $100,000' worth this fall. Oua
farmer shipprO one liimiirrfl nnrr. is oi
fin apples t Liverpool. and rrnliz tl a
u t protit t 15 21 per barrel, al'.tr pity
Ir g for - irautfpoitution - and c--jiuU-
lous.--JE;, - '
-..... ':.. A tSi.li tJamptlaaeni. .''s
Bolton. Cons, I , mn ,veiy much
pi sseil Willi tin- ellit of your: &ui-
u.otis'Lfvet lt''uhilor. Slid 'lniVi r
eoiiimeniN.il ii In a goml iiany friend
Ej A; R4.se Y. ur r-ltrglet sells it
iu powder or 1 oiiiil. The powder to
be tikeii dry or tr ade into a tea, . '
'. -." 11 ' " - ; :.''1'..
' Btae-r.nl Wnfcia(a. . :
AvrsHtGTOSFeli ?7. Tlie Pcotes-
aul ctiti't'lies ot VV.ii'r.li.R oil have been
etiL'HEid in prennritti ns f . r the Gciivn
nf Hirelings lo be lit 1 1 under I lio leiul-
ei ship ami OirepMon ol lr. Llw l.lil , 1.
Momlv, the we.I known evanneln", us
later! by Mr. H:iiik-y, bentnr-I.Ji to
day aud continuing Ibn ilgb ' t'ie
m ml Ii. Allien iniere. t la lei. iu. l ie
ork. mid n an y i.io-iiiuent t lii.mK
nra lending their ai.l. Anion r these l
.Vice-l'rei'lfloiit SkCVPnaiMi. , 0 : lea.
tnre uf the m o ma will be a chiiriu
fll'ilr i f 1,600 I oar all completed.: Tin
n ork in WsrUington wilt Mi lit
M civ's Irat prv v ous to sailt-R - fir
Ashkville. N. V.. Fab. 8 The Cit-
tie a pru t l V.itsy a latter from Sena
tor V-. ve u liich was drawn out hv i
kit r fie Citizen addressed tlm Feb
runty lit asking him whether' ho' pr
leir U any climges agaiust Ut; tUta
aiMi.s him) s-Uo iw io bia present attitude
toward his confirmation,. The reuly
l..u- .,1.... ... ..ill.. - ' . r
Tampa Ba? Hotel, Tampa, Fla.,
' -:i Fob. 6, 1894.
? ,..i;or iiA lauen: In answer to
your letter of the firit, I bave tbia to
say : Y-u kiitiw that lunli'ir-nsactions
con ueel nua wi.fl, the executive sessioup
uf the Senutr, iircluaiug what : Is said
and done in eumuiltiex, my mouth Is
cloaed. 1 am av libeny therefore 'only
lu epeak to joti about my own altitude
towards Mr. Sitnujous what bas, not
been di.oe, i lc, but not as to what bus
I e n done or probably i ill be done. -1
wuulloeoy, firnl thai for .myself and
ou my own nuthi r.iy I liava filed no
charget against Snuuioos. Aside from
those w hich mny have been Iliad by
others, my nitiiud s towarda hl.n is due
ol opputiiion, Ur ibe reas-oo Itat as
chairman, of t ie D.-ruooratio committee
f Noith Carolina he came to Wash-
iiigtou ftf.il interfered in oppotiilioB t
my rec'inineudftiii u for appoiutuieuls
uuder tba- govoinroent; Knowing
Hiut Mr. Itonsoui aadI had .agietl
ih.it i rmaii y IehouHrecotnOwRrid alt
nppoiiitmeiiie iu ibe Wett, "vhiltt Oen.
Itniisom did the' shiii -iii ? the 'Emt j
hud k tlwiug that I had rccomtntnOV
ed 3ii.iiu.iger fur collector in my own
lisninf, and lhfn Den. Bansom oppoii
ej Mr. tjudger on ieronal, ground
and favore I Sir. EliuS, be perverted i
sun ni illicit l tue power lu trusted ' film
by He ilemorrncy. Or North Carolina,
by. M g'lig and securing lha npnoinlt
mem of Mr. KIihs
There no eUltn made for' Ayer
Sari's Mrillu whioli Cinr.ol be endorel
nv scores ol ttnootilal". "l)l I..C
irlaiiilv proves Hint the blood is the
-our- of jnot diordra an tin t
Ayer'e ?araimrilla is t'l best of bjo.id-ptiri4i.-
t iy it this month. ; '
a m ii a Sflb a .-aaa-a aaiaa-B '
A dlapatrh Irnm Vilminstn on the
6ti, soys; ,The-ldy of Mrs.' John
Brock, who, wih her hii-l.id. :, Iwe
been inUsi.iir from hcuenl Wriuhlsville
Hound, a fav inili-a from Ibis niiy. since
Saturday last, and who, it wa suki-.i-ed,
bad bt eu m-irdered by . her huv
band, waa f-tind t--"lny btiricd on ihe
h'ach four miles ntit'i of Wrighisville.
H .ock cunitot bit found. -The coroner's
ury returned a verliot lb it ; Mrs.
Bruck Ciime to her tlatb by drowning
al the bands of her huf band. ,
Hill's IIir Renewer i prononnced
the best prepsrit Ion msds fir t -Ickon-ing
ihe growth of tbe bair aud restoi
1 tg ibat w hich U r .y to its i rginal
Ctlor. . , v
' The Abbeville (Va.) Tstra haa the
following mollo nailed la lie mast
be.-d : "Sueceea to a'l whn pay their
Don eat dobia,land devil tike the bal
ance." .
Rheuinst in rack the eyftt-m H'ce a
t'lombT-ew. I re'ieatu bafora Ihe
power nf Hml's &rsaparilla, which
j.arieihe blood.
He also tiriposed my recomment
1 1 .d-, H ile for foreign appointment
wbljli wa virtually secured ' aud waa
biiihrr. in gradn than any givru t'ie
c'ate. To'. it ho ihoiiKUt, proper to
volunteer Ins interferauov. where b
bud i.i- rht or i:nlhoriy to do so, be
should not- ol.j it to the exercisse of uu
ui.uoui t a .right. v a Benator lu tbe
tt ciiou if . aj. poiutments besiewed
u;;on hi m by tliu con.tittitlon. To snvr
trouble to ennitymoiiH scr b.rra who are
tson'tnnily nlan 'elii.g'uie in Ibfr regard
wu:l wlio report blur a speaking: el
Inn se fas anions and ihe Deuio-
i-rulie )mii" I announce once f r all
luiti I rifi.f cot only imiuons' inter
feimn!i wi-lt uiy rinl.tw, ae n Sein t r,
hill li.e in-ultiii; and ifetintlt 1 tone an
tuinetl liolh by iiiin sn-l Ihem. I ehull
ojipixe A!r. ini..oii' contiriiiHtion on
peiso al ns : well as piitiliu uroyiii ,
grcuniL; connect. d wi b l.i unfliness t
iiol.l ihe pohillou ior wbicb he bus
lieeii sppoliitcd. . -. i t . j,
My hrulih is improving." rapidly in
Vila fi m climate ami I hope aoon lo bo
in mr seal in the cWnate. '' '
' Very i-spec.fally yiuis,
renpiinse to a question I expressed the opinion
that there was a mere general erystallzaUon
of sentiment In favor of Ur, Glino for District
Attorney Diou then) was . for Mr. Cadger tot
Cofleetor, there being nt tbst time a nnmbor
ot strong een.ldate for tbe latter position
and for tbia reason," 1 express Ibe belief "that
then won Id be greater dtbappantwnicDt In lbs
party if Mr. Glenn failed to receive" the por
tion of Dlstrlat Attorney tban there would ba
If Mr. Ourtger was "not appointed eoBwtnr.
Idld n t advocate the appointment of Mir.
Ella ' noroppoa the appointment of Mr. Oad
gerforColleator. . ;, - ' y- r
In all I did and sold in this bebalf Twos act
uated by. no thought or purpose of antago
nism to Senator Vanoeor rovdrlsm to Senator
Baasom, fori then regarded both of them aa
mv!nindabQt:I was moved and Ihfluenced
purely and simply by what Ctbongbt to ba
my duty to tbe party In. Ibe Interest of har
mony and right, , ' , jr , --
With reference, to Mr. Hale and his asptra-
tloDifbra high gtade foreign; appointment.
I wtUjstate genemlly and briefly, that I have
never adrocated him for any position, and I
have in the exercise of my right of pemonal
opinion at all times denledjnls claim to prec
edence over all other' Xorth Caxolhiiana In
the distribution of tbe foreign patronage of
tbe government. .
Earing my conference with the Prvsldant
(I have bad but one wllhbira since the eleo
Uen) lb claims of JtrnlKBn. Bobbins and
Henry were discussed, but nothing wss said
about Mr. Hole. Daring my stay In Wash
ington on this visit I called upon Assistant
Secretary Qulnoy twice; onoS of my own act
eetd and the second time ot-bis suggestion.
On the occasion of my flr.t visit, made sole
ly for Ihe purpose of aifrnig: the .reoognltloa
of Messrs. Jemigun, Bobbin's and Henry, I
was told by mm. tna t it bad' been . suggestea
nnd claimed (hat Mr. Hale SiigbVto have the
next best plooo In the foreign service given to
North Carolina. ' From this alaim I dlsaenuxl
and expressed tbe opinion that be was noten
tl tied to precedence ever such gentlemen as
Bobbins,, Jemlgan and Henry, and that it
would be unjust, to set aside tbe men who had -bome
tbe beat and burden of .he light, then
Justanded In victory, for Mr. Hale. , I knew
of nothing in bis political career which en ti
tled him to such paramount' consideration
and I believed and said if he was appointed
over these gentlemen 1 1 would Create groat
dissatisfaction Jn tho party. Iu taking tills
position I actea from a sense of duty to the
party and. withoutfeel!n$. personal to any
one. This Is the eum of tbe facts of my so-
called interf jrsnce with .tbeae appoint'nenhv
Beaator Vance sayvmy, tone bas been defiant
and insulting to him. Ho bas been mlsia
over air. Monger. I ormed . 1 have neither Drivatelv nor oubUo-
dat iou j ly given tortb. any utterance which can make
me amenable to tills eharge..; I have no; .de
sire to make an Issue with Senator Vance re
garding my rijbt to express. an opinion to the
President, whether 01 advocacy or opposition
to Uie elalius of an .'aspirant from UilBUile
for a Ksdaral. pouiUnn reqalrlag 'Benatorlnl
eonffrmatlon.lliatls not tbe issue mode by
the facts In this ease. But I do insist and
maintain that f had a perfect right to do
what I did, ana :that in doing It, I did not iu
t!t, (as Iloartainly did not In intent), either
ntuxp -or Invade' tbe lights of tbe : Benutora
from thtsStat?. '..Yours truly,
, - .- -. r.M.WMMOXU.-,
vxios who have not
8" ate in lha Dr
cly kept
to reeks
and
e-ly for e-u-h and croup " ale.
. UotmI, UoliiniMs, Teua Will
... . . . . . . i
"?-!" VwUua r-vrap lit ,i1,.l,,Ml,,1aa!J,f-l!. Vina
ju all ibe iluje. lt-s the u. el r-' . . . " .
edyf.rwOUgbaderoupIevertised.l,rTU,Blu"l ,a bcn'r. l-
Iasorr, iir. mm mors oar oeen ni warm
Itrsoutl friend. Toe be.ntoc ruht
to see that bs U cs tn. fire breeds la
Only i5,000 for. ijr.ers atUadeJ
Wotl-'r Fair.lt I .Uled.
Those.
Pimples
rs ttH-iaU rifrnntrm that four Hood
is not rvjkifuuof fnttntriiiea, tawing
$cffth end enjaVu; comijcztoa.
A few battle vf &. H. 8. wul remore
oil f trdrn and smpurs waiter, tkantt
the blond thorctckly, C""i pvie m dtar
and frt-7 cnennl -xi-m. It il tKOet e act
ual, en d entire'? karwilct.
fam n-rfr-v n t-jrmi Ptmtt, n!V-. area
- irswa hail fr nr ft S-aicV la .T Wou-
tkl asj, f-a drvnd to ,. Himu bn,ac
ClKir3 vuki t OLt. Ha CJJHI:! varif to
bt a ieai tmajvimw. A: .i tu thna bnci-t
a--.w.awa a 7 txm It ftli cLa mnd Oman h Si
' in t'-io-ki ba rs"" rw-waxi,
" " ' -at i. -i l u rejuuag a
fact race a9 1 tsm ki US.S-S. ,
Trearta Hiv-t .vk saa TOrW fraa.
- .V ii I SjLk.Lt iC CO Auutta, -a. .
Z, ByANCE.
M!t. SIMMONS' 'lETTEEJjj;
lULKian, N. V Feb. 28, 1894.
To the Kdltorof the News-Obnerver-Ch rouiclo :
bv natur Vance, In a letter to the Aebcvllls
Citl-en, dated Kibroary fi, 1861, and published
lu your imue of yesterday, declared himself
opposed lo my confirmation for the alleged
rut sou that as Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee of this State, I went to
Washington and Irderfsrred with and defeat
ed toe appointment of Mr, Hale to a high
grade foreign position, and of Mr. On tger for
I'olteetor of Internal bevcntie, and seeared.
tbe appointment In bia stead of Ur. Ellas,
whom be sntngoulaed. In vlewof tblsspeclflc
snd public slateineBt by the Senator of tbe
groands of bis opposition tomy eondrmsUon,
I am eonslmined to believe It proper for me
to uiahe a statement of my connection with
Ihcnppol in incuts rtftrred to by blra tbat
tbOwS Interested inny Judge "whether! bave
transcended my rights on tbe one band or
usurped tbe prerngaUve.of tbe Senator on tbe
atber. .. .:,,,.'.-.. --
Both as a citizen and aa Chairman of Ibe
Democratic lixeeuUve CommlHee.i waa on
account of tbelracknowledged Alness and emi
nent party services, ardently In favor of tbe
appotntmeut.of Mr. Glenn for Attorney of tbe
western .District ana . or Messra. Jemigan,
lloblilnssnd Uenry for tbe beat obtainable
positions lu tbe Jbrrign an-vlce of tbe gorern
mrat. Borne of Uieia gentlemen bad appeal
ed to me In very urgent lerma to go to Wasb
Ingtnn lu their behalf. I cheerfully yielded to
tneir sotlellatlons in tills respect beeanas I
thought tbey deserved tbe recognition tbey
sought as a reward far honorable and faltblnl
public serrlco, and I felt tbey bad tbe right
to eali upon me as tbe ebalrraan of the execu
tive committee of lutlc party to aariat them
to that aod, to such an extent aa I might be
able. 1 was apnoasd, as was also Senator
Vanee, to Mr. ElMi fur District Attorney," bat
I was not opposed 1 1 Mr.Oadger for Colla-tor.
I bad taken no part In Ihceouteet lor tbe tat
ter posltkia, and tbe appetnlasent of Mr, Cad
ger would have been entirely saUsfiact-ry to
me. Mr. Hole bad requested ma o end on
blm tur live postUun of Consul Oeoeral toLoa
doa,apoaltioa wiilcb pays about JXO per
annum, I am Informed, and I bad not eots
plled wlih bis request, beeanse Idld not think
hlaieuUtled In absorb all tbe pa-ronace la
Ibis acrvk-e which mttebtbeaeeordedtoKortai
Carolina- Ihts waa tbe posllion which I oc
cupied with reference to tbeae gcsUemea
when I called open Mr. Cleveland and the Aa
aueart rVcrvtsry of .Stete iasJab Qaiacy.
I bad had no common lea tkm with Senator
Itanaoea coneerDlng the appoiulment of either
UedcerovIIale.and did notea know hia
atUlode toward tbeas nor towards Ellas, si
lts UMtbewaaoppoaedto him for District
Attorney. When I want to tbe White Hoose
Idld Of4 export to allude to tbe contest ever
tbe eolleetorshlp. I orewt simply ta advocate
Mr. Cleaaandtbeuthergentlemoa SrstaaW
ed and did an with warmth and ardor. I
rpofceof Mr. tJlenn's eppacent, Mr. Ellas, In
sa- bljh terms ut ptaUeas I Utongbt than,
snd now think blm eaUlwtd to receive. Vbea
Mr. Codger aas inenilnoed, I spoke of him la
aqaailyab'(b trrcisof praise. I baommaaat
llied however, wefore ttt knervlew eioaed,
that t!.e Prsldeot would appoint Mr. Kla
eitner JHt-rlctAUor-e or Collector, and la
Ai'ai t , Ga., had a 100,0 fire last,,
Friday uiKhl. ..p-.-.. , . . ,
KT. vr." -ir -: ' , .or ..
.-"f..ii i.wwr-, v a., '.-,iJui;u waa
robbed uf 14 000 Is t Fr'uluy. . j 1 i
It iri'ahmita draw '' when" the North
mulches Einiivl Ely Quisirnnd E. Bovrr
Oiubh titan s tne boutli's Pod Dimukw
huh jjiuic uutv.
Congressman H-uck. of .the 3rd
ObioiliMlriot, ft II dead in VVashint-ui
u t. rlfiny while visiting frieude.
Heart diaea e caused bis death. . - -
: Col. J. W. A'spaugh, a " highly
esteemed citizen of Wiu.ton, made an
alignment In. Palur.lay night. Hia :
iUtiiiiiiea amount lm-re than (75,000
' A dispatch Monday elated that lh;
Mirgir'sippi river had neen rislt g rapid
ly fur throe dy and fiat a repi tition "
of the fl iods in the lower Misd-sippi of
last year was expected. ;
a II is reported that the ZUehmond tc
lanvitl railroad' wilj buy the Al.lantii
&.Danvllle railnadand have Its. dee)
water terminus at Norfolk, instead of
West Point. ;,"-:. ..-.'-.,-''
The aMleyPuUlhrhlhg Co., o' New
York, publishers of Godey V msgizine,
failed a f.w days ago. This was one if
te oldv-i. magszi.iea in tha country .
and wsa moved. Irom Pbiludelpbia- t
New York about a year and a half
tf. :... v -J:?: 1-:.
. An aminent medical authority, in a
recent utimber of tba Boston Burgh-al
mid Medical Journal, muint-ina that
coflVe i a real braio food, and bas lha
power of absolutely increasing a manf
twpacily f.r brain wojk. Tna writer
further snya: H0pium atimulalea tha
imagination ; alCohcl I i fir. 'a man np
for ibe moment to flir.iw him into con
ruainu and irregularity uf notion, baS
Caifeine increases bis power of xvsson
iog, and absolutely add to' bis breiu)
work capadiy lor tha time.
; ' - That Third aa ' ; .
There has been a gecd desiof
plaint of late of pain and) inflamma
tion" fa the third toe.: Sometimes it
affects one foot, and sometimes hoth
are troublesome. Upio data no on 9
seems to have diagnosed the- earn
properly.' Hero is to opportunity
for aome medical research that sh&U
solve the problem of what many per
sons call the third toe disa-je.
In some instances the toe ia in
flamed and sensitive to tbe touch; ia
other ihero is no outward indication v
of any di3ctilty, but all the same
there is continual pain and tineast
eess, spasm odio at times, and ar-ain
tteady, asreasive and Tory irrUat-
mg.ta the nerroa. The complaint
with some sufferers' is that it is iro
poesiblo to keep the foot still, with
otb era tSat it causes a condition of
general nervousness. Another pa
tient says that the pain runs to tie
heart, and another that it iavolvea
the entire half of tho body. Bome
eciectist haa said that some day we .
aro to have no toes at all. Terha
this is the first symptom of this coo--ition.
- . - .
Jlaybe erolatioi has alrea3y f"t
In- If so, and the symptoms ii
crease ia eeverity, it will evil .t.'Jt
be a painful jrrocosa. New
Lodger. . -