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. 2AM2EY, Editor and Proprietor
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TERMS STRICTLY CAII.
--ri CM- vn1-,-m?3 mdl at Salisbury .-X
TMUKliA. JAN. 15
" Lsgldajtiva Doisgs.
: Our law make? sec ni to. be hard
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k. 5o niaiiv bills are
and as nothing -defi-
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wilt lie know sl to the fate ot
i until Ue s jssion is over, we don't
"5c it uecesfcui to' print much about
r. A mongst her thing? w ntice,
it m resolution has passed requesting
"c cornnaittef ori Education to inquire
' iuiij the public shnoi system. ' ;i
; -EIm Oyster TrciHo. "
;.- V-r manj moat hs,t rouble has been
I. ing m .the .vjuncU along pur coast
jJ tiWes bloodshed Jias been narow
' X erled. Tne titf1 correspondent
t'.t i.ie Uiehmondj nispntcli telegraph
ed . jat paper a "fjoflow last Tuesday.
V - Jovernir Fowle s message regard-.
if" the rdunderirtg, of the oyster beds j
iu t lie .Nnrtiirndt' rn sounus canu
tp.iderable debaite to-day. j'The eas
r'.'i member arej indignant 'and excit-
I f-d -it the status cf s-ffairs. Governor
FoAle asks fof-SloiOUa with whih to
' prl vide an armed j forces The bill to
colt this matter which is a tempo-
'rurx meaure, will come up to-morrow.
' Ir is evident ly thepnrpose to use t loops
iii i attiug a stop to the trouble."
' ALLUNCE NWS.
1 JTEXS FKOmmNY SECTIONS,
i f o far. sdl the! Alliance exchanges
m ak approvingly of the message of
I' jsident Polk at the Ojalt incsetuig.
'- - - It :
i Ailiancemen hijye a big majority cm
j .nt ballot in the Minnesota legista-
4 Ti i hoi. i;h the fenublicaus have the
: i - - - o . i
s . . ate ! '
IT the new Ja shall begin with; the
defeat ofe Senator! Ingalls in Kansas
t helfarmers 'of 't lite Con iitry will regard
tim events a$ a promise qf a very happy
ver.r indevd.
We learn from the"Mt. Holly Ners;
Jh '.t u htroug wiqVemejit- on foot to
build- u .cotton faitory at Stanley
Creek, G.ii -ton cbunty. ' Th move-
'ti-t-Utis made, bythe F.irmer.v A'lliance
T iVy have already i twenty thousand
dutbir stock sulcribeil to the new
f.u torv.N I . ' : ;
Alliance Songs, ly E. 0. Excell
and Dr. D..Kilj Parker. It is a choice
ejection of K tJ p iges f new and op
pr .priatu tons j set to" m;iic for use
iw.it states, at lliauce uieetings, in
dustrial nions, con veil I ions and all
'ojiaj- gathering. -J I
' Mecklenburg (county Alliaiiccl met
ft't Pirieville 'on Kew Years da ". About
iiO'J delegates wifre present. Speeches
pt. b. l. Alexander,
t, rail,J. S. Springs
were made by i
, i!apt. Adr-y, Ca
- iayidsdn an i others. !
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Church-News.
' The Methodius of LLucolnton" i have
h cured a lot and will ; build a parson-
-' ! ; . v.1
, . Rev. J. A. jSearboro, tUef IJaptisf
-minister in chage-.it,G.uy ton, G.i., has
. egDtd in ofdek- to take charge pf tlie
thurtjli at Eatiaii, Ga.I
- A .baptistery of sculptured marble i
- to oe COBstrtieted in Uie Judson Me
mortal, Itfapi 1st dnirch of vNec Yrk
city. The beiVof Mr. S.Oi. HoyteJr.
whose Memory it" will, stand . Uavinj:
bul)scribed $3,(X)0 forilhe puo
Ijishop Lymajvof tjie "Episcopal dio
cestf of Aorth Carolina in Xorpmber
hehl service in ai school house at Day-
Vl.ft l&iJt&? ft4ten firmed ten per
-h.iite ha Ijeep donated.
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- Churcbmaj: The jury in the Ase
Harriet VVVhkU against the vestry
orrnnily chuiich, Washington, bav
rendered h verdict of $20,000 damn
The - plaintiff, in 1SS4, Wiis struck
jiud parJyzM the fall'-n-ofa lu.w
HinUer from one of the windows of
iht church. The dcfend.ints
t l - . . . r
ueiiMmotJu for a new trial.
COL. ; 5EINNI3 SPEAES
Cot Harry Skinner, who fint sng
gesteti the Sub-'Frfasury plan: o relief
forouf financial, depression, made a
speech Wore the Legislature iu Kal
e;'gh last, Saturday. AVe make the fol
lowing extract: j.
I am an advocate of what is ferpie
and designated by the pfiea. of jhe
country ajid f roni the hustings a tht
Alliance SuVTreafury system includ
ing the land?amendrnent made by the
recent Oeala coifvention. The system
as now completed is the" Ixddest Imnd
most patriotic declarati( n ever feade
for the emancipation of human rights
from the slavery of the dolftKauCthe
wisest ever conceived in the interests
of an equitable division of the .annual
wealth of the country betweeiij its
producers, consumers"-' aiub manipula
tors. It presents to the world a Uroadl
truth that sooner or later must hsj ac
cented by all patriots as wise, lcti
cal -patriotic, sound in finance andSvith
'all underlie, system of . govern ibejit
we "live, constitutional. The truth is
thisl that the earth upfi'if which! we
walk, from $ whose, latent Jtorce; wp
have beembbdily Miade, from whose
productions' we must in life be niain
tained, and to which at death we must
bodily return, from whose seas, must
Sfiffng the water to slack our thirst,
from whose fields must be gathered
that whicfi is ahsolutely essential to
our existence, biingiilg food to our
mouths, clothing to' our back, com
forts, to our households, all taken5 to
gether earth and products, it is jis
safe a secunty for a national , issue as
the obligation of ihe government, to
wit:"; Its bonds which have been, are
now being, and must look to in the fu
ture for redemptio i to this same source
of infinite power, the, earth and her
products. I now s-.urid this truth, it hat
the people sovereigt s of this land,will
)ermit themselves but a little longer to
be wronged v,nder the finesse i and
intricacies of -a false niouehiry system,
wliich every observant; man and gtu-
rdent , of history knows h:is practically
pauperizesjmne huundred and jiinety
irine of every thousancHn Christendom
and in the past ages taken every gov
ernment from the height and light of
civilization and hurled it into ; the
ahyss and darkness of anarchy and
barbarism an: in modern times wtiere
memory runneth hot to "'the contrary
we witriess all human efford, conpled
with tie powers of the earth, marinac-
el to the same golden cliariot that
sweeps heartlessly over "the rights and
eehiig ot the producers ot the- land,
making life ahwist intolerable in
lussia.hardly to be borne in England,
eyoivd endurance in Ireland, and the
same chariot has swept over the At-
antic ocean, carrvunr its banners
toward the setting sun, and througn
the machination of Legislation, has
loisted the: yellow Hag in this country
that threatens to wave in triumph
over Anlencan dominions. Entertain
. 1 1 T " 1
Uig. these general, views, l have no
Apologies to make f or favoring this
ystem. I. ravor it not, oereaue .it is
popnlar for I should not . hesitate to
oppose it though sustained by all' men
it 1 conceived its principles to antag
onize any of the ancient traditions of
Jemocracv which I have fail. h in being
he ark of the country's hope- and the
lope of the pede's prosperity . and
nappiness. 1 tavor it not because it is
presented and endorsed" by that great,
glorious and growing order, the Fainir
ers; Alliance, which I witl say by way
ot parenthesis has- done more during
its short life to close a blood v chasm
o draw down from" the mast hesid of
very politician the bloody shirt, set-
le the .race problem and bury prediu-
dice than anything else; '
as he is suppo etl to stand aJiout.whertJ
Mn Harrixfiu does ou that silgecf..
Vnrthr puzling thing: is that men iii
both parties who are known to be bit
terly opposed to free toiiotge, are as
muni h t ;; lams as- to what they
propose doing. Only three republj
an Senators, Sherman, Morrill and
lliscock, have poken against free
coinns", and not a single democrat hs
-pokkii against it, although a number
of thnni have spokm for it.
Itepreseniative Turner's explanation
of the forgery of the letter offering ;
bribe, whicii he is alleged to have
written to Mr. McGrath of the Kansas
Farmers'' Alliance, is accepted by thosf
i i 1 ill "i I '
who Know nun. but I lie general pub
lic demands something more definite
the arrest and punishment of the for
ger for instance. This Mr. Turner
says .will be done as quick as J.-e Gin
locate the men. whese name he bus
not madejjiublic.
Muchfsunri.-e was created by a re-
port from the Committee on roreign
delations whiclewas presented to the
Senate Saturday. Vtter reciting tl.e
great importance :o this country of
the NicuV;iua slpp canal and the pro
gress m ade by the company which is
building it, it recommends that the
law chartering" that company be
amended so as to make the United
States ! Governmont guarantee the
.$100,000,000 of bonds which it is esti
mated wnk be red nested to build the
.
The Billioniare.
HQW TO "PRODUCE HIM DIRECT AND IN
DIRECT TAXATION.
M : O. shearman It the January Forum.
The biilionaii if he ever comes, will
not be the ivult. of ;ny inpveituble
natural law. 1 o will ie simply tlie
product of iudin ct taxation.. Maintain
that system and he will surely come,
and that right! speedily. Abolish it,
and he can never come at all. No
elaborate calculations are necces.aiy
to "make this plan, "although the correct
ness of the association has been tested
by such caleuLtious over and over
airain. Everv indirect tax distributes
itself among the pe p!e in proportion
to the cost, of their support; iu other
words, it taxes them upon what they
spend not upon what they havt. The
vast majority of any community musi
alw.vys have incomes so. small that they
cannot help spending thre '-fourths of
wliat they reeieve. But the small
minority of large owhprs do not need
lo spend one-e;glit of t heir income; and
a ruk, they do not spend one, half.
Looking at the subject, with reference
to accumulated wealth, the man who
is worth 1,000 usually spends $500 a
vear on the support of his family, w hile
tlie man who is worth $1,000,000
rareJy spends $50,000. Indirect taxa
tion, therefore, obvioir-y bears at leist
ten times as heavily" upon the formei
umler absolutely
SOMETHING
I . , i life ii 1 babd h Mtoa ; j ,,
llrv,;c!?W l. Jones, d '
A riiir.fcoi:, . .- c;i oiScr crl. &t .
i pr. p-.T- v ' s Tarlia Slonlh? 'and Ml'- -
V Ilcrtic:-.".::-?.: . v - . ' -4 . i rr.crlplioa M' '---V-1
iV'- : - ' ' i': cry, i- : 6lC .
.j - 1 - . ' ..' - -itiff
v t.- - . ; . ' ( ;"'" : . .- - fc4
V - fjL ' i-
printed in hlrr i;nd 011 y:i :.iy iihuu ' - ; ev r .w-u:ihctl - v "
$3 SouthernFarm"$ i .00 . per year. Farci aha i ,l; .udri-$1.65." g ."
j-SA3IPLE COPY FIIEE.-S1 : W. t SCiLTJlbVATUHrV.SA. W
IU HOTHIHG. . ' - : '!-
asuion the latter
canal, iia order that the aforesaid bonds direct taxation, no ooor man would
vr ' 11 1. . .. 'I'l. L .11 '.""" 1 1 1.1
inav e sold at par. lhut would cer-
J W ft
taiiy be an excellent arrangement for
the company but. where dues Uuelle
Sain come in. If the conceru is profi
table the company Will, of course, take
care of its bonds and retain all the
profits, but .if it i unprofitable Uncle
Sam will have to!foot -the bills. In
quisitive people are already asking uj
iy questions about this proposition
whicii will hardly gtt through the
House, eyeu if tue Senate should
adopt it.
'ihe House isn t making much pro
gress with the shipping bill, nd us
opponents uie expressing i no-re conn. -Uence
of uefwatiiig it. '
.democratic toeuators are very much
afraid "tha-t tne Election bill will aain
be taken uj by I lie Senate alter tlie fi
nancial bill, is ui;poed of, but solar u
L caf leain noiie of Us republican
tnends appear to have any hope ot lis
law, .though tlU-y
;et it
davs.
ever pay a larger share than a rich in in
and indeed niot of the working classes
would pay no taxes at all: because the
collection of direct taxes from them
would be too laborious and expensive
to be maintained. In many instances
rich men now pay oiriy a hundredth part
of tho federal taxes whicii they would
A FARM AND STOCK PAPER
F It E E !
To Every Subscriber of
THE WATCHMAN-
Wc are pleased toannounee that we have
made arrangements with the
publishers of .
The Breeders Guide and Prac
tical Farmer
Whercbv we can jrivo that cxccIL-hi stock.
h;tve to pay It they shov lil be assessed f;U'm iUUi househoM journal FllEh to every
f t Via inn tirnili t 1 nil :i 1 rnlc sii Hlf Mils' tnlniTihcr of TIIK WATCHMAN U")(H1 the
ot dail v laborers.
indirect
T T .1
Ljoa tne average,
taxation may be
conditions n.ime-1 below. Tlie arrnnsemclit ii
evel'
becofill. g a
however,
f.urly started to bear at least ten
i . ; . . I .lilt tll-w.ll f kn ..ft... .1.TI lln. iY1
nines as neniij njiun iuc jiuui iijiv-u
the rich.
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
i NEWSY NOTES FilOM UJVS COUNTRY.
Notwitiistandfnij: irood - crops iu Ire-
1 lien
oe
a OvjU j
vvbu aglee Willi ki
'eacoiie Hiii Menniryiof Mrs.
Lucy liyes hi
;Haye!J it wil
deaconesses foil
North;
onty thtj-e is to he a
e wife-of ex-Pr.?idenl
b us,d ;fr training
the Methodi.t ediurch
The Episcol Cathedral of New
vj in jco.-b when tinislied it i
UnKea not lK)0Sl,n .
OA ru . . .1 "'"m som
ooov,ovAor ti
Object will.be
Tii5 V,
bill authorizitj
Kf lesluuni r net-ii.
J VT""C tO lUlS
Contestfxi.
erniobt House ,s na.,(? i .
I IliT
H the e.staliiiii.i.. . .
lnm nn;,.d 8ppeite from
w....t.cli, ut yeiuiont.
Chr Wishingtd L;tscr. ,
SILVER COINAGE THE r6siTION OF THE
TWO" PARTIES ThE FrRGgjl)
LETTER- OUR FOREIGN RE- i
LATIONS.
Correspondence of the Watchman.
Washington, Jan. 12, 1801.
Free silver cohiage is in evervibody's
moutli j itst now, and its friends say
that nothing can prevent the adoption
by the Senate of a five eoimure amend
men t to the financial bilt wheiV-Hiat
inedsiire is voted upon, aiul astle vdU
ing is to begin on Wedesd;iy oif the
present week, the excitement is begin
ning to run quite high".! I is, also
stated by th sa:ne parties that tiie bill
can bejSassed ly the llouso audi, fl'iut
k;h iiU l,.,1ni.iC.t'.:;;,..'1--. ".
... ..w.....s .tiLempt ro- eercise-j
um aiiiuuiny as nilPrftur tn , -.F.,f ,
Uteres no lariff on crednlitv. nnd
anybody can believe tfiat Mr. Red
has made such n st ittmeiit who tyishe
to, but I beg td.be excused. The Sen"-
te may, m fact it is almost certain to
adopt the free coin.tjre amei.dment
it. will i n i it .t ..II c,.i:i it ..,cy
, ,,ms:.'i. it sucii an
anien-lmfnt goes through the Ih.ibp
it will in my opinion first have 'to r.v-
ercome the activ; jinmisitiiin .f
heed and some of the hardest parlia
mentary fighters on both sics 6f the
House, to STiy nothing of f hn .L,..;.
tion of Mr. Harrison and his adinnis
trahon, which has alreadv shown it
felf to be a powerful factor in cdntrori
mg and forcing legislation in the
Mbttse, although it has failed jh the
senate. :
There are some rjneer tilings' abont
lhnan,u m:itt.? and so ,iur
pnses m:.ybe iu store for the cot.utry
"efre ,t, settled. Senator elivt Jai
wh. IJr.ce, -h0. is aisochairiiiau
me democratic nat.onal comn.itt
as conferring, w.tii prominent
emoers he.e, and it i bel.evW tint
h.s ohjeet is to combine the deinocraU
111 (.impress in f,,x r.. ..e r. . " . ,us
- ... u. r.i nee -llairP
admit llieir nuention to tr lo i
beloi'e ihe Senate again iu a lew
out it will be a vei j uiihcuit Job, as toe
apportionment bni, uie - T'uiu Food
o'i.l; aiat labor bills, to say noliung Ol
ihtf regular appropriation oins, Win all
..iiUigouizo it.
"tiepiesentative .Anderson, . of Kan
sas wants to know tou.etiiiiig aboai
l lie combAie ot cstern ranru.id now
bo ng co.iauutatt'd -jjy J-v tiouid in
xe lork aim he bus cliercu a lttoiu
liuii instructing lh liner &ialo Ltin
inel'ce coinunssioii lo uceriabi wbal is
being done ai.U lo ivpoi l lo Loiiiess.
Ui.nTv oLutl peopie
Itielso.i 11 is
to be boped that Uie luioi ui.,Liou uia
oe obiuii.tu.
A bill has been introduced in the
Senate by Air. xUormi, ciiuiiuu.n ui
m couiuiiUee oi iuuiic iSuiidiiigs
and Cirou'nds,pro idiwg lor an addition
to the lliLe li.ousc UpO.l plahb a.Ug
liesiett bViilis. ii.iiriaoii.
At Newton Court
The writer run up to iewto;i, llie
capuoi ot Cu uv ua cou my, luesda.
e ioand codi'L in sess.o.i aiU a gou
-many ot tne Duicii in atu-uu.Hie..
iiy Ihe Way, Catawba,, itowail and Ua
bairus are thei banner counties in tue
State tor Dutcii peojde, wno'.it, clover
and good' &iock. ,
Ttiere is no better people a'fiy w.iere
ihan the people of Catawba. It is one
of the strongest xV.liaUce counties, too.
i'tie mineral wealth ot Catawba u
ieat. Several Hewspaper men were
on hand. . brother W illiams of the
EuterpiUM, was on hand and to use a
railroad thrase he "lias the right ol
nay over everything." Urother Mur-
I J6"To all who pay all anaeges and
one year in advance liom llielaie 01
itavuient in this nionlh we will give
Hih lJIvEEDER'.S (iUlDE ASD
dell the shenif is not iiuviug his usual ! PKACI'ICAL t'A'U.MEll tree for one
uece-s in collecting taxes. His col- vear.
lections up to the present, time amount -To all new subscribers who pay one
i . i , , '...i. . ,i. ... i: i vear in advance lroin date ol pay -
oniy aooui. n.ui oi v nai u.ey . , ejt in moulh we wi ive lhe
hist year at tins tuni. . 1 am not ab.e j ijHEEDEll'S UUIDE A -Si) 1'KAC-
to give the reason, it is simply inex- ; 'fICAL FAiiMEU ireelbr one year.
great u limber ol g-po all, who pay one year in advance
holJini:' their cotton , iVom "January 1 we will give tlie
SURE
AND BEE IT!
T I11S.
-;- -' ... tT . : -
- i- . "T'; '. "
phcable- to in
our farmers are
fox better prices, wiiicli may partly ex
plain the shortagif in taxes, buftbat is
ntit the whole leasou.
here
at
seveiit v
Corn is in dem in
centsper bushel i '
Flour is worth from $"2.73 to 8o.73
p.r sack.
Greatest, Variety . :t..' Fairest Priced
WE- ARE PEEASING THEM ALL.
LITTLE FOLKS AND BIGr PEOPLE
Will all find just whnt ycu arc locking forto mnkc aliolida
or birthday tri ft. " ,
BREEDER'S CiLIDE AM) l'KAt-
TIUAL FAtt.dElt tree lot-one year.
JKil'o all whose subscription is paid a
Hurt of the vear in advance wno will
pay enough lo make it a whole year .
;.. ...I . h,.V(. vi-.. will iriv ! lie liiiEEl)
in aMi.iM..,Mv .,....- . l . 1 ,1 1 1 .1 il i ; . , i 7
eu's. glide and viiAci lUAi. vui iov prices maKc iMosc i.aiuiiui gooos all bai-ganisj .
IMElt .rce tor one year. . i - 1 .
IX WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE AND NOVELTIES:
; -
FAR
Yvhat is tho Guide and Farmer ?
: Tiiem:i:sof SulivaaNahd ' Da.iiHs VV U'clb lo tiW uuiau anuiaiuiui
s tui niiiLT out an, t . eiieut quaiii v of rT- HE til IDE AND FARMER is
lour. Hit cwutn.ries as it ha started- 40 eo uan stock ana la.ui.pape
jn.t, it will imue a good reputa.lo., I ,.h-M pi ol" praclical, valuab
liut will snpj.iy ,u long lelt -vnt . J ' iu..,nUillion lor' the lar.uer and sloe
il
out
an
the coin in u Hi
:o mote it le.M
N D 1 ARJlEu.- is a
l
Old '
ble
raiser, h i a fearless exponent oi lhe
various farmers' oigaai.alious and iouid .
be'iu the hon-eliuld of every reader ol'j
t In. A Tl ' i I .il AX. Come Jn and sub-1
scribe now. Got your friends. to come in
mil r,.t tin; besi oaoer nubhslied in mis
' r 1
seel ion of t he con u t ry
farm paper with it.
WjLLJAST
A LIFE TIME.
and an excellent
COM 13 IN AT ONCE.
1 The cnurty of Ifc!ell is now refuiul
its bonds, Ana-.t passed l;y the last
legislature provided lor the refunding
ol '.ihe bonds, fcuien "have been Moated
at 8 per cent. &eivst and lssueing new
ones in lieuol .he old, and tloatUig them
at G pi r lent, interest, payable ou the
Is; day of January of'each year, a! id
maturing iH the ear 1000.
j Our county commission? were in
session on 'Mon I iv an I Tu 's lay hist
week and tr..us cie-l an ii'iirsu il amount : of Hugh Parks, deceased, all persons
if b'isiu.-ss. Ciir.st says Hue po-or ye hav.:ng claims against said estate are
have with atnays'we have them hereby notitied to present them tome
in I
ter
as the treasu;er.s book -will show. : be plead in bar ot their recovery, ah
Jurors were dr.i'. n for the next term of persons indebted to said estate will
mir Court wliich takes place- the 1st ! please make immediate settlement of
Warrants:! 25 Ye2rs 1
riOT HALF tho COST Of
STERLING SHYER,
STERLING I
Administratcrs' Notice. -
Having oualified as Administrator
with the will annexed upon the estate
MWa-.-j'BIHi;
ra-iifcil
c uuii u ai n a s, we navy i neui . nereoy iioiuieu 10 pieoniu i"
Ireo'eil and ihey must le looked nf- for p iy ment on or before the Gth day
which is no m'u all matter wit 1 us, ; of January. 1S(J2, or this notice will
Monday in February.
liajclutlon-a By Cabarrus County Alliance.
the same.
Lee S. Overman,
ril of the Press and CarJinian ,hii(i
i'omtmsoii of the Asheville Country
Humes weie there and in the tincKeot
bftlie tiglit: .Brother rouilmsoii Was
looking alter the interests of his p.per
or a wiiv; one we cairt tell winch.
Whereas the Supreme Council of
the rarmets Alliance ana industrial i Attorney
'Union, lield last month at Ocala, Flor-' Jannarv (Uh, 18U1
ida, re-a formed lhe demamis made tne
year previous at !Sf. Louis by an lilian
lnious vote, and called on all snbordinatt
bodies connected wit it this organization
to not only allign themselves therewith
but toco-operate with Ihe national or
ganization and sustain the same in
these demand-; and furthermore advise
the members of our bodv kot to vote
David M. Parks,
Administrator.
With the will an
nexed of Hugh Parks.
FORKS
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goods made.
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never Jiefore have hjid
nmmoth stoek of this i liner -,
we call your special httenr. '
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SBLEOTlONS.
PLENTY OF VARIETY,
ATTRACTIONS. .
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We invite yoii ali and will be glad to serve yotf
When Baby was sick, we gave Iter Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
DVhen she became Miss, she chmg to Castaria.
When she had Children, she ga- them Castoria
.Mill M10 Mi1lii.'n i-.,.... ..1 .1 .1
but the foundation for believing K..i'
Brother J. F. Clicii, wtio is to ,0e td.-j for any candidate tor a place in our
isational Longitss who does nA pledge
iuuiselt or theiiietves to the bt. Louis
- i a,.,.,,,, t Iimj t i ire -ie it.
to our best ability. .1
VERY RESPECTFULLY. X -
W. H. Keisner & Bro.
tor ot the new Alliance paper puoliati-
ntoi.-. tiiurn too. lie'Wlkl
iiie hew paper has not been named
yet. We suggest that it be called; ttie
Catawba Banner as Catawba is a ''banner-county
in more than one way
The writer scooped in 20 new casb-m-advance
subscribers to the Watch-
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MAN and then made his escape in tune
to reach Salisbury for supper. Lung
live the Dutch!
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which would 'result in killing m Mr
Cleveland as a Presidential candid,!.
i Instiucticn.
rogrcsivt Farmer.
"Again we call the attention of. the
uiemheistf the General Assembly to
the importance of making the instruc
tions to our Senator m the National
Congress as liberal as possible. We
are in 'tutor of instructions; an4 we
think the great masses of the Alliance
meu in ISorth Carolina are in favor of
fiistri.ctions. But we want the in
structions to he so liberal as to help
aud not tahnnVr our onio. s liijli.e.r
rus county, througa I lie..-,-..1H,;'bar-ties
in County Ajli ,nce ;!scniVj'ied,
that we cotrviatit tae binding duty
of our organ izition to be faithful to
the demands of our national oriraniza
tion, and tihit we e pec:ally believe it
the duly of our Senator awd Uepresen
tatives in the Legislature now assem
bled to -vote for jio man for United
St;ites Senator who i-i not in full sm
pathv wit b the demands of our order,
and that we would remind ti.Mii of
their pijdge wlieir'becon'iu'' members
rof the Alliance to stand bv its luinci-
pies "even unto deth."
ltesoivedj, That we demand f the
members of the Le0i lature that they
instruct our Senator ami lr;pivje.nta
tive in C6iigress'to sustain alt nui
ures iiitroducect or henafttr to be in
troduced iii Congress in keeping with
these our national demands, e.ptcially
the Sub-Tresuarv plan.
Kesolved,Tnat g.ving away r cell
ing any of ihe cour.hou.-e lot to rati-
iy - Li yla
FHEE F0H EYEHV OJffi WHO WILIt TflJE Tp TflOUBLE TO RSK FOH IT.
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luiure tttoris lu'eccuie u.c refo.iifs de- IU,lu uui,,UHls u lo.i.Muuai.-
uiiiuded bv the Alliance. J It seems to
on
f i uir arm rroouce
Ex-
us that proper instruction to our toeii.i- Tt14 t .
iois at iniib I. me wuuld have the effect!. .u..,.- ,...,.. . i
. ... . I - f," UUO Hill'" III I 'lllL Uil I. .1 Hvi
allay lttie unhappy ieeliug that tew' icuraiow to C,(ii m Fe,ruan
to
been en
;eudeied oy leceiit uiscuiuii, I .iU( seut vl.ttlol)?
and unite all classes; una - ptuncs, m
efforts to reach the ends that ait our
people declare to be desirable."
to-
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tiiaor.
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Oar Special W&BbiugCuu Correspondent.
Mm. Mm. KI(i,
The Editree of Woman Kinsdnm and our
i-uuurtu B.jjeparTiuent.
Ths Celebrated African Explore
' i ii'ii-.l ;li num..; tlio ymir ia a
t'ibUll "1 'utere8til- article ever
THCfS. A. EDISON.
The Great Electrician
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