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Tlease mention this paper.
Ex-Gov, Jos., E. Brown on the Polit-1 cratic party placed permanently
ical Situation. . . I in nownr. thft crrivanr.p.a of which
they-complain can all -be reme-
The-question whether one o died and their' rights can he se-
axvother leading-; man shall hold I cured ' . ;
this 'or the other office sinks into Tb b - ' . manfallv bv
insignificance when compared tbe Demotfratic party for almost
wun ine; importances maintain. a lifetime, and it is natural that
ing the Democratic party and the tbey Bbould feel Stated when
solid South. the relief they - seek "may still
1 know that certain classes of . distance: but if they
our population feel that their in- look carefully at the . situation
terests and rights have not been they will find that they are far-
properirprotectea.Dy-tnegovern-1th- f u in tbe cmbrace
ment,: and" they feel that they of theJ Thirdoartv moTement
1 1 i j.l - j. k. -
The Board of Agriculture has un- Ua? Wevance on u wcouua, tbjm they We beeQ beore
dertaken to make an exhibit of the ana ? ine n 8ieP I0r lDe .?or" with the Democratic party
rfiSonoftheStAteoforthCar. action of that grievance tney
STATE NEWS.
Items From All Over Korta Caroli
na, as 0 leaned fronv-our Exchanges.
; WORLD'S .FAIR.
Office or Board of- Aqbictjlttjkk, -.
. RALEIGH, N. C, -
January 15, 1892.
The burned Central hotel at
Wadesbcro is to be at once re
built.
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The wife of Jake Ridenour, near
Salisbury, jumped into & well
while crazy and was drowned.
An nmisnal occurrence is death
caused'by. having' tbe ears .pierced
for earrings. Mrs. Giles Beal,
near Derr, Lincoln county, died
olina at the Columbian Exposition,
formed an alliance of Southern
Collins and Caskets.
We have added largely to our
stock, and now carry a full line
of these goods from the plainest
wood coffin to the finest plush or
velvet covered casket. Also
full line of coffin hardware, lin
ings, trimmings, &c. All of
which vf 1 be sold at reasonable
prices.
Respectfully,
R. R. Harris & Co. s
Louisburg, N. C.
and has appointed the World's Fair farmers, that as the public nnder
Executive Committee to carry out stood and believed, wasa'non-po-this
purpose. This Committee ap- liti cal organization,
peals to the citizens of the State to ' That organization is now be
give them a cordial support, and to ing madethe basis of a political
aid them in famishing, an exhibits party to be known as the Third
that wiUbeilliistrative of the State's or Peoples partyv and the people
resources of every kind &iq to look to tbat Tbird
We confidently expect that North .. lt -., .
vi j. . . party organization as the surest
self in high competition with the safeguard of their rights in the
rest of the world. luture, ana to expect tue proiec-
Every,country in the world and tion of tbeir riShts from no other
and every State in the Union is ex- quarter. .
pected to participate at this display Now if the Democratic party,
of the world's resources and pro- which has not in thirty years had
gress in every department of the the control of. the government in
human effort. It will give some idea all its branches, has been unable
of the extent of this Exposition for iacfc 0f power to pass such
when it is remembered that 750 iaws ag were necessary for the
acres, more tnan a great plantation,
is embraced in the grounds, and
that 150 acres will be covered with
the necessary buildings. These
buildings will be filled with every
I trust and believe the Demo
crats will sncceed in thetoming
presidential election, and if they
do, having the house of reoresent
ativgs by a large majority, 1 hope
it may not be long tiefore Democ
racy will have a mAjority in the
Senateal80t and theu the farmer
may look for relief.
Until then we cannot expect it
Ifwe all pull together this may
be accomplished at no very dis
tant day. If we divide and
eldest daughter of Mr. J. B. Chris
tian, the street commissioner. She
is a few months over seventeen
years of age, consequently not of
mariage&ble age, without the con
sent of her parents. Application
was made to the Register of Deeds
for license, bnt it was refused 'be
cause the applicant . would not
make an affidavit to the age. This
did not deter them in their pur
pose- to get married. Thursday
morning about 3:30 o'clock Rev.
Mr. Batter, with the aid of friends
spirited away Mi&s Christian, who
was apparently willing to elope.
5ew lines txd Aellre ComptUUaat.
from this cause. She
years of age, the Gastbnla Gazette
says.
Mr. John Warren, who died in
Buncombe connty a few days ago,
was born in 1700. lie never saw
a railway train in his life, as he
was 35 1 They depaited to some other coun.
tyvto consummate their plans; just
where it is difficult to decide, as
the matter has been kepi a pro
found secret. The objection to the
marriage by the parents was that
Mr. Butler bad expressed bis de
termination to so to Uhina as a
missionary and they entered rro-
declined to even look at one. He I test aealnst their dauk'hter coins
was very eccentric, tho Asheville to a foreign country. The couple
Citizen says. cro maxr m xwueigu mi wee
Too Maeh Preaching.
While" playing in her father's
yard in Person county Wednesday,
the six vear old daughter of Mr.
nww Rtl.fT wn riittn thro In recent editorial, the Wil
times bv a mad do: twice on the mington Messenger says:
wrangle over the matter it, will th- . and b- and oncQ on the We m not Bur6 that there is no
' ii . e I I
protection of the Southern farm
ers, planters, and other Southern
laborers, how can the people ex
pect that a new party, composed
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conceivable product of nature and of fragments of different parties
art, and North Carolina can and out of which the new party is
will respond to what ia expected of being formed, can acqnire with-
her. . in a reasonable length of time the
In order that our State may take strength to dictate laws to our
her proper place at this great kxpo- peQple and to place upon the stat
aition, the Boar.! intends to make t hooks such enactments as
may be necessary to protect the
interests which the Democratic
party has never had the power to
protect ?
Now what is the best plan to
reach this object?
, When the Democratic
not be during the lifetime of any
of the present generation.
It is not my purpose to enter
jnto-a discussion of tariff reform,
th currency and other questions.
Whenever the Democratic party
has control of all the departments
of the government, the country, I
think, can look with certainty to
the .necessary and proper tariff
reform and the enactment of
proper laws for the free coinage
It is the live town, the wide
awake, the aggressive, the ambi
tious, the enthusiastic village and
city tbat "gU tljere," to resort
to current slang. .It is the dead
town, the sleepy town, the self
satisfied indifferent, disunited,
don't care village or city tbat has
grass growing in its streets, - that
shows empty thoroughfares of
trafSe and idle derka and loung
ing draymen and desolation and
poverty. Whenever the mildew of
sloth and callousness falls and
fasten npon a town, then Ichabod
is written on ita banners, the bats
and owls begin to take up their
quarters in the great warehouse.
and the birds of prey hover around
to get their picking! while the
sleepers are abed.
If ever there was a time of push
and get up and get, it is the
present. The live buiinees cen
ters are like bee-hive. The plans
for reaching wider field of eon
quest are laid calmly and cunning
ly and cautiously. The multiply
ing of active agencle of
traffic and the earnest energy ef
the men of buslnets are all brought
to bear npon new conquest and a
more sweeping reach into the re
gions beyond. The great arteries
of trade are opened wider, the
wisdom of spending money for
more money "is understood and
practiced.
Some villages and cities act np-
collection8 in the following depart
ments: .
Agriculture Food and food pro
ducts, etc'. Horticulture Fruits,
wines, and garden products, etc.
Live Stock Domestic and wild ani
mals. Mines, Mining and Metallurgy
Minerals, building and monument
al stones. Foresty Timbers and
forestry product. Fine Arts Paint-
wrist, too much preaching in the larger
The Atlantic Coast Line system town ftml citlcs- . eongrega
has hundreds of men at werk erad- lions are often surfeited we have
ing and getting ready for their thought Tor years. They get more)
mammoth nhons and vards at an Q7 can digest. One sermon
Rockv Mount, and is preparing to on the Lord's Day if prepared with
make that place the end of the U"po"iblecronJdeUTerdwilh
division between Richmond. Vir- P0881 fir0 nd ereT7
ginia, and Florence, South Caroli- unction would be enough. It takes I
la mar-rr I n ! 1 art n nl man Ta flff HIM
I mnr than onunnoni week. v,""
Four men are in jail at Shelby mAn . ,ellent mlnd t0 by ancient Rome. That great
of silver, banks, -the currency, for stealing whiskey from a bond- di , lw0 8ermons in one day. eity con8tractJ rod9 of wch
etc. As long as the Republicans ed warehouse. They are distillers Robert iran, the greatest pulpit udity and excellence that to fctbla
control either branch of Congress, and this leads the Shelby Aurora orator of the century, and one of day, after more than two thousand
or the President is a Republican, to say that it seems as hard for a lbe men intellectually in jeara, they aw firm and serviee-
we cannot look for adequate re- camel to go through the eye of a all the centuries whoever preached ab,e- These great highways were
lief on any one of these questions, needle as for a distiller not to to a dying people, wa ask- straight and led out into all the
While the Republicans have swindle, the government. ed by a bumptious youug preach- great conquered nations, but all
labored diligently for more than R. W. Lassiter, receiver of the er how many sermons a man ought centered in the Forum at Rome,
twentv years and are still labor- loa kv f nfnrl dMrvM t nr in a week. U was so when thy conquered.
in o-to SDlit the Democratic par-LM;no T.,.ivt,nlivini' n...U- A .nmmnn.t!tc tireich. l'y built M in London, four
o I uiuijoi - " - - t J o I &av i... . M I I , . . . v. 1 1
party, or disband the orsraniza- ftllt 001 ner cent of tbe bank's, in- U, could nrenare six. A man 0f great roads penetrating England.
The Public
itors will
tion known as the -Solid South," debtedness, which is good work good abilities could possibly pre- but centering in the Forum at the
Partv the only hope for securing in fa- fnF r5t1v .Uv- after the closine of nr two. but a man of strictly city on the Tbnmes. These roads
iiiresurv Uiuuucb. i iucai uo 1. amir i . . i , I - . . , j 0 . , - - - i .v. 1
ing, decoration, etc. Ethnology- has feePl UP a constant struggle ture tbe legislation needed for tbe bank.B doors. The
Indian reiics, ana specimens mustra- ior imny yeara tu vry auu autiv the relief ot the farmers ana la- Ledger says the deposit
l.theErl!ESot e t bAorthUbT resU upon gelt&ck dollar for.dollar.
Near Salisbury, Thursday, a
negro woman locked her two little
children In the house and left
engineering, etc. jvianuiacturera: j t t . . I uiuuucuauw wi mo icmuvio.-
Fish and Fisheries nsn proaucts made oeciaea progress, is it oet- c party jn its full strength and
ana appliances r tQ gtick tQ that rarty wnen u of
T. K. Burner, rCommissioner in has almost reached the power nec-
cnarge of exhibits and Secretary of essary for the accomplishment 01 men or measures and to divide
the Committee, at Kaleigh, JS.L. these objects, or is it safer, to
lurun lli aaiuo aiiu vuv vi na v
numbers and one er two
are to be seen now after the lapae
of more than sixteen hundred
years.
Cities now in the United States
construct the iron roads and put
npon them the ponderous engines
and the long train of cars, and
J. F. Payne,
A. Leazab,
W. E. Stevens,
S. L. Patterson,
Committee.
- t .
Scribner's Magazine.
Cut
FLOWERS,
BOUQUETS, DESIGNS, ETC.
Fine Cut Flowers in Great Vari
ety. .
Bouquets, Baskets and Designs
tastefully arranged.
Pampas Plumes, Magnolias and
other choice evergreens.
AN EXCEPTIONAL YEAR.,
The year 1891 has been marked by a
greater advance than Any similar period
since the Magazine was established. Not
only has the literary and artistic excellence
been maintained and increased, bnt a corre
sponding gain has been made in the sal
and inflnence of the Magazine. At the end
of 1891 the circulation had risen to more-
viued. numbers and one er
other parties, attempt to form an
organization of sufficient strength
to control Congress andfthe Pres
ident, to enact laws which the
Democrats, after straggling for
thirty years, have not been able
to reach?
I must think that it wonld take
the new party a much longer
time to overthrow the Democratic
and Republican parties than it
pare
first-rate talents would have hard
work to prepare one. Mr. George
William Curtis, one of the fore
most literary men and most ele
gant essayists of our country as
well as writer of some charming
the South ought to quarrel about . uuu .1, . hnt tha books, is also anoratorand abuild-
...... I . ' . .
men or measures and todmde . M fipA .ml hotb the er of the finest orations of our day mese roaus ior tne most pari.
into different party organizations cLildren were bnrned to death, with the or exception of Ber. Dr. constitute the gTeat highway of
It is supposed, the Salisbury Her- Richard 8. Storrs. Mr. Curtis iraae.
aid says, tho children were play- takes three months to prepare one The live towns multiply these
ing around the fire when their of his masterly orations. We learn feeders. They use the waterway
clothes ignited. This should be a that the distinguished Professor ond railway as fast a possi
warninir to mothers. Never leave Drummond, a preacher too, says ble.
small children to take care oflineocoicn peopie . near wo mucu But the mere constructions of
preaching. Ue is quoted a say- broads will not .alone do the
ing that the ministers can do bet- WOrk. The locomotive engine is
ter than to prepare and preach two
or different factions.
Very respectfully,
Jos. E. Brown.
SuieidaL
than 140,000 It may justly be promised
coming year will be proportionate to these has the DemOCrailOparty, tO reach
almost the very goal of its anibi-
largely increased opportunities.
FOR NEXT TEAS
orlhree sermons for a Sunday, and
tho people can do better than to
listen to them, In brief, his idea!
is that the second services on the
Lord's Day, instead of being de
voted to feeding themselves by
It is not poesible to give, in a brief space,
an account of all the features in prepara-
G J C-1 TIT XT 1
ugar auu Oiw er iiayit, jj.ui ssc i importance nor range oi BUDjeci.
Chestnut and other shade trees. ! the poob i the world's great cities.
Early cabbage and tomato plants
at the right season. .
Orders promptly filled and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
H. STEINMITZ, Florist
Raleigh, N. C.
NOTICE.
Having, mrnliflod aa AHminiaranr nf Pa.
hwpa Given, dceeased. all persons indebted
to h.'r tat,e an rwinAtiH t.n ti.it the rattia
it once, and all persons holding claims
a.'aiiist her estate will present for payment
n or before March;il, 1893, or this notice
'll plead in bar of their recovery..
TUm March 7, 1892. : v -
- Jt hs Green, Admr. ;
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bAA44 Scientific Americas
tion.
But I have no abuse and no un
kind words of any character for
the farmers and laborers united
with the Farmers' Alliance who
. It is proposed to publish a series of arti-
inirthe rerolts of special study and work 1 are 6eeklhe, in What seems to me
Sf&EST an anofne eo- an unsuccessful manner, to reach
tions of life in those cities (in many lands)
where the results of research will be helpful
for purposes of comparison as well as for
their own intrinsic interest, wnne, irom a
scientiOc point of viewr the articles will be a
contribution of great importance, thetreat-
the protection or their rights.
Being born , of humble parent- does it mean ? It cannot be elec
age and having passed all the ted. It may draw from theDem-
conxnouxiou oi great importance, lueireui- . : a. i j l - .
ment will be thoroughly popular, acd the period of my life up to manhood ocratic vote a sufficient number
j. sii a a r 5,1 x I. I I
eiaoora.T umsiranons win bci vb mj uih.b
the
as picti
WA8HTNGTON ALL8T0N.
thKrSa whole period of; my life, I con- rie. Every Southern State must
2ti laboring on a farmV and -having t0 elect the Republican electors,
picturesque. : been associated with farmers in wbo wjh vote for their candidate,
various .' enterprises during the and thus perpetuate Republican
Nothing could be more suicidal I themselves. Epitob. Tims.
than for democratic voters to di- letter to the Ilenderon Gold
vide their votes on national ques- Leaf from rfaUnd, Pitt county,
tions. If any relief is to come to " a cycl0ne passed through
the people it must come tnrougn far-mg near tbere wbicb did much
Congressional legislation, and for damage to all growing crops, and
Democrats not to remain united wa8 followd by "hail and rain,
is simply to continue in power Tbe wind blew down houses nn
the very political party responsi- roofed barnSf nprooted trees and
ble for all our public ills. Can it carried timbers and fruit trees a
be possible that any person of distance of several hundred yards.
sound judgment will say there is jiothingaaieftnndisturbedven
a possibility of electing a third tbe 6mall corn Baffered. No loss of
party electoral ticket in this State, iife ig reported. '
and yet the indications are un- . . ' , ,
..Li. unw h Thp Wilmington & Weldon rail-
UllOMiaauio " I . ' . . i 1 l il. n.l 1 I . ... - .
such a ticket in the field 1 What aa ft" OB",w, IU ' ihe aoie uaptist Papr ox Axton,
court an injunction agamok iuo the. watchman,.indorses tnis ana
board of county commissioners en- add$: "We belive that if the ma
joining them, from collecting tax- j0rity of church members were free
es on its branch lines, and the or- iv to sneak their minds in this
- - ' ' m ..I "
der has already been served on the
officials of New Hanover. There
are two seta of these suits. One is
a grand piece of machinery but it
will draw no traffic without steam
in it boiler.
The cities and towns may have
every natural advantage and eveu
construct numerous roads, bnt
something else ranst be done.
hearing a sermon, should be given Trade mxu lnTiUd and trade
to helping on the kingdom of nyjst be songht. The rivalry in
Christ in their neighborhood, creaAe, wth the multiplying of
among the poor, the sick, the s. The monopoly cannot re
young, and the nn evangelized; in majn jong unieaa the energy and
a word, to the outgoing missionary aclU lty are equal u all demands.
work of a Christian congregation. and inducement and advanta
ges equal or surpass all competi
tion. Er. .
- CAVEATS, S
D1E810M PATEMT
Font. i,wrmnifiB.i
STUNvlSO nd free HsuoTkk write to
Oide-i ?CO 861 Bboadwat, Nw York.
EtSP? forseooHng patents In America,
the Dnfff?? t6 oat by as la brought before
epibuc by notice given free oj dtuise to tita
ers. A number of mustrations will lend ad- feSs a partiality in their behalf, elect, Democraticlectors or 'else ino Dia,10 ior taxes aue iw
ditional interest to the articles. I . - - - ... 1 . I a(Vim a V.tp ii,ril rAnntiM
and in any contest between: the there is almost certain defeat of " .7 .
' - i av . . -..a . ' .. -.. .. for taxes duo them, ins suit in
The aim of this series of very 'short arti- laraers ana ,1ns corpora the Democratic canaiaate ior c. . . iat:rr
cies is to describe the signal occasions when otber poWerful influences of soci- President. Can the Southern which the btate is p aintm was
some decisive event took place, or when VfcUCi lreolucu,' . - V,no-lit in thft Fdira.l conrL and
some great experiment was shown to be ety, I must COnf ess that my sym- veOT)Q afford to prolong the Tife orougUfc n vu" f cvicrtti vwuu,
successtui-snch moments as thht of the ... , . , .ot?.ft v v f- t. . the suiU in which the counties are
first use oi tne Atlantic name, tne nrs use i paiuy, wuuo i cuuj v . OI ine political viper vuub is um"
to allhaa always ben with the feeding npon their very vitals?
laboring masses. ; That is the question for them to
- I have therefore, . no censure decide in ; November. State
for the farmers who have attempt- j Chro jicle
ed, and tvho are making the
of the telegraph and telephone, the first snc-
cessful experiment with ether, the night of
the Chicago fire, the scene at the moment of
the vote on the impeachment of "Andrew
Johnson, ete. : ;. . ; ,y ''
OVV OF DOOR PAPERS.
i Sf1.De "ot It. Weekly. 3.00
tCBi.,.8'x monthi. Address MbWi Sou
In the arl v spring will be begun a num
ber of seasonable-articles, among them be
ing: Small country places, how to, lay out
and beautify them, by amuei rarsons, jr.
Fishing Lore from on Angler's Note-Book
byDr. Leroy M. Yale.' Mountain Station
Life in New Zealand, by Sidney Dickinson.
Racing in Australia, by Sidney Dickinson,
with illustrations by Birge Harrison. The
ihustrations are made from original mate-
rial. Jfnceso cenw.. o.w a year.
'! CHAS. SCEIBNER'S SONS. Publishers,
; ' '743 and -745 Uroad way, .New 1'ori.
. . Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cnta.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheom. fever
movement which I think unwise
with the view as they thmk, .of
protecting their rights. - I thintc. I tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
theV-bave much cause for Jom; I corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lnint. and if thev will all work tirelv cores pfies or no pay. It is guar- A. Butler, pastor of the Second
together and make Wo, to JJ tSZTSS Bapfi.t church, ya.d.eply U)H
tron efforts to get the JJemo-i.box. Fur KalebvThoioaaAArcockef' wita miss .,umo . wawa.
plaintiffs were brought in the
State courts, and are now pending
in the U. S. supreme court. . The
injnnc im refeired to above jnuet
be to get the claims of the counties
into the Federal court also.
The Durham Sun says that town
came to the front Thursday with a
verv neculiar elopement. Rev.! A.
" a
matter, they would say Prof.
. Much interest was felt in the
position which tha Progressive
Farmer would take cow that tl sk
Drummond is right. Oar pastors J convention ha met and done iU
can use their time more wisely worv. Suffict it to say that it
than in preparing two discoursesj fl. m mrtA . Xpnm . rtr.v
a week, and. what is more, now . .... u'.i.lf.i.t.
that the subject is opened, we ur 7 ' '
frankly say that we could do more all, weiare laiisuea. ine newa
for God than by devoting all Sun-1 and Observer, speaking for it!f
day to bearing sermons. ' In the and (he great bulk of non-AHiance
necessarily mean to address an an- . v .
din: tt.iK" h! ?: a" ":rr z:"
nication or train. Accorainp vo o lusvnici. """t
the New Testament idea, Christ the Progressive Farmer is pleasetl.
was preaching as truly to the wo- j;ow iet it Uke hold of Hho ror
man of Samaria " He f are and join lb, in vnmaR
Hhe Sermon on the Mount; . , ,
mother is as truly preaching when triumpbal car to victory. We ar
she explains the truth to her child willing even for it to be the whe4l
nron her knee as when her minis- horse of our Carr. .We all ein
terisspeaaingtoacrouctuuii. work ln tbe trace now. Ualeiirlj
The criticism I not against preach
ing, but against" the over-empha-
U of oratorical rreacLinr. against
tco many formal aermons.
News-Observer.
i uroadway, new fgtk. . ' j