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J. L. BAMSET, Editor and Proprietor
1 f ? SUJJSCI1IPTI0N .RATES
One year iir advance
,'jix tiVontbs' j .
! -Club-of five .
Clubs often of roore-
TERMS aTHICtLV CASH.
Stttewd assecondlass nail at Salisbury . N C
- THURSDAY, mSUSG, 180X."'
' Thfrcark after ylur name shows
that jour sabscrinlion hits expired mid
s u invitation to renew
v'- " The Alliance.
wonld be held hire instead Ageing tc QUE WASHINGTON i-.ilL.-
New. Yfrk d Liverpoo'. As to grain - ! r- ' .
hesiidthatthefarroersof the. west Will Secretary ! Hcbla. fiesignT-Tho
.u..r r .m nt nnd corn at 20 S.aator from Ohio Other It?ms.
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i. i ,.P !, .lomv.ruis Or tile ... it ct.-nl of IifiuiS nv 1 nnrresnon er.ee of le WatclimaiL.
v.r. It lsione.oi iu - cenrs. u. .,,. . - , - -
cntXMlisirOI S. IIU ii-au vv " i , V AtLr U i. . -tiaiCIl -N iw.
crops failed.! The same grain was
bought buck and soul at mjre ui. to one o the Circuit Court
5U e ln s;ime pi sets. i . , . . n ,
chared 15 rente per wisnci pucu r-., - --r--
for transportation. If this gram hud here who beware that he will, lie
been stored at home the?e unfortunate l.w nothing but trouble since he
people would" not have been: iPose(t Leered the cabinet, owing to the con-
,Sp' :m iu.,f ih. Allic. "wouW tinual differences that have ari?n be-
iiC ' . V - " ;j in:i fov t ween lam and the heads ot toe mi
never be a third party nor $ tail I bum.ux of his department
"nyotherpartv ve in,ine-.u .fc Us aUoSethcr "his
f ryrouf. rovn a ion. 1 here is no ue i . - .
tan li or mat oi me omenus unuerimu,
,r,.ritH flue lint it will ne a ihyo i r ,
i.i uw.; ... , i,, . lam iioo wrcDiireii to ay. ins urs
I..:,... ..,;tW,Mif h niv 5h . nine iim-
'1UL1U11 viv"--- r - jr-
Ali::,nrfr tlibit alien owneruip ut .a..u.
fl.oO , '.rill tJ,1u In li:lV? thiS Ge-
I - Iir. it IT III! I. r I I I . w -
1.25 mand mad into a i.iw
1.00
11 next! took up the demand for
,Tveri.meiJt control of tran.pcrtan
n il.... l-.-k r it4.rn.
i-wnKrinifS. tie sam mm ic b1'?'"
" 1 . : - .. , ;
mf.t rrented railroad corporatint
,rave Ihem jrihts and consequently hav?
die right Ho control them. We
maud thai the government da Us duty
milt,..- The speaker stated
III lA.y.-v-" ,
that the' I railroad corporations have
i ,,k- nf dwcrinination and other
loutrages. lie further stated that cor-
(:o.rv,ir! r.wl. ana to sunie
' The AHiance h.is and may always ent haveJJUcceeded, in controlling ou;r
make mistakes. This i to b expected. verhmttt instead of it controHing
fcut it ii the greatest, broadest and .?ho:n. He said it. was time ior the
fuUriza exis- peo,le the- d
lintence. His fining strength and Julen ad Wie to $tay.
r; rnnidlv. People who are not i ...r-r.ns should note this.
-uiL.- -tnninff to lav aside pre- n cf..fmi Hmt rntton had been carried
jceands.. it i iU trae lis"- hur,ared? of mile, .1 , M g&V-fc
d! necessity and U therefore judjspen- lney transport their
;ble. The members f the prganiza- wheaL j -lt was partly done by groat
tion are becoming Deuer eaucxLt;u auu eievator8 ana mining cumpumw
ri nBflerstaud better the real ebjecta de- worked in collusion with the railroad
"nd how to obtain them Th,y cca TI- M
: Me beginning to.see-lhcir im.takes as dJd 0il tru3t by paying them 15
ummbers, an uaderstaud the real pur- c?nfe on eacn barrei 0f oil shipped,
pows. Our merahrs are flushed, with So long ai those ahusbs continue -the
Tictorr, but are not disposed to tram- farmers will fight for reform. t he
;' ,J . f - , ra;im-iU c-t n riL'ht of way, charter,
.PU.Dp.n tfie Mien foe.. :- '' J,feori,,tioH,. &c. Oa
.. - . r.-ai. Ti Aii;eM fi.K fh.iv nnt a mortcase, then another
.fleeting 01 we r ; j , .va ' nv tl. in-
I
I . -m A Ti flfIA f n
;nf. rllif r.nd nriTileces.lKw From tMJ-exin
He showed this by selecting the best
and Irnsat of our statesmen as his cab
inet advisers, by appointing them as
ministers to foreign countries, as con
suls, ns judges of the highest, courts
and to other high oiiiers.
Then as to his economic policy ,bouth
rn farmers and Aliiancemen should
remember with gratitude his vigorous
war on the iniquitous tariff, which in my
h . , i P .
liumhle opinion is the source oi ihoik
evils than all other causes combined,
He was far in advance of his party on
bnff ivfrirm. and sacrificed himself j'u
the fierce fight of constitutional prin-rinl-;
aad pnnal rights to all. And
Iph n nil rpmomhpr how he braved the
combined power of the "grand army of
f ho rmvi!i!ip " uTh Loval League.1 the
Dill niiiuil uy iv
interests of his tamny. no. iu trnMl.!e whiclt ! caused the resignation has fastened unon us an aunual deb
urKedthetarner3toIcttaemeic.iaru hundred and thirty
rri i ...u u i nnni ! I w- " " i
t I . r C 11 (1 I I III IIH I II 1,(II1IIV I ...
no Connies j . i-u ; fi, m; min.l und Lnllmn .f vl,.!Ur o 1nl.f frrpatpr bv
between the two classes. Up sam in.nr , , se,ous difference fnrtv millions than the whole cost of
the .main cause, of the, ; trouttu, . iwlltn--J,n unA n,lian th crrt. sbmdin anv of Europe
TO "fiS. o ..of oiim f whli'll lVl( fsOlltll "etS
for lhe enormous
members of our order snould buiy pe i f,nnl.n nf tarntion nlared on us.
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,i,i. fcy , a r rom me iact inai in iui uia jiu.sl men iook at uie uumi i
odier and with those or oxner . . , ,
nsiteij Harrison I iriv-ifo swimltrs sphpmos he took the
He said that we have oaa mea n .i , g
Tetarv. I am in- naios to look into and veto, then
avocation. W e bare good rae.n- Llined to think that if either official re- again remeinber those maxims "public
have jjocxi, honest farmers, ana yet we , r , Com- ffic is a nublic trust" "the Govern-
have some whose souls are s ma ratssioner and not Secretary Noble. It ment is of the people by the people and
that it could chasearoundiaainusura MAc that a man of Mr fer d,e people ' upon which he acted in
seed for twelve days and not touch the ..doubted ability would enre the face of friend and foe throughout
side; lie urged the people I
and knorv how their candid
on all public measures
rlav sr.hools ofDav-
idson circuit will hcld a three day' con-
ference at Midway I eariy
course it will be a pleasant and proa table
occasion. j
. c-i itt asqsHi Instant, an Al-
iance address will be delivered at. Lick
Creek . Academy jin iicaunjr. C5irs
. ,: xt i. ;a ivinnev. w ui
authority for this announcement, failed
to furuish the name oi me sjhjuci .
"Tt T T, Wai train savs that tbe peach
A.'- ' j --
buds' were not injured to any apprecia
ble extent by the qold snap last ttK.
He thinks that tnq prospeena ywu w.
an all round fruit Crop.
The Davie Timea says that there are
dimes and dollars for a good , barocr at
Mocksville. There are so many uaruvi
f TTinirimi that-the dimes will scarce-
lv'eo round, to say nothing at all about
the dollars. I'erniips some vi ni ji.,.
of this town might find it profitable to
emigrate. !
Mr. Fred Hill, Who has been studying
medicine in Philadelphia, was laKeii
sick a short time ago, and on Sunday
was so low that a! telegram was sent to
Me relative hrr inforrhimr them That
they must go to Philadelphia at once if
they wished to see him alive. Mr. W.
G. Heury went by the first train, but
since his arrival at I'rca s ueasiuc, ucutr
news has been received.
FRESH
LOT
-OF-
And
Clover
lag) aksZ-a sHlj JEJ? I
! The District Alliance in the 5th
" Congressional district, was organized
at Greeasbor yesterday by Bro. Ter
relb The following olKce.rs Tvere elec
ted: President, W. D, Wall, of Ilock
rn;ham county; vice-president, J. It.
Yharton of Guilford county; Secre
tary and 'Treasurer,' W li. Willie,
Walnut Cove, Stokes county.
By unanimous vote the Watchman
wa made the organ for the district.
? The fifth district consists of Ala
mance, Orange, Grah yi lie, Caswell, Per
to be pu'e Coble's undoubted ability would cre the face of friend and foe throughout
w , e?,wi to accept an appointment upon the his whole official career as sheriff, as
Ula.CS StaiKl , , . iTnHl tM ('irrnit CinL'rr,rr utA nq President of the
on all public measures rT1r,i Court, at 5,000 a vear. If there were United States of America manifesting
lhe ladies turned out at Concord ;t YaClilu,y J the yupreme Court and a courage and devotion to what he Je-
and many people not mem. wrs ot the he coul( 't;it, he would prohahlv take lieved the good of the people unsur-
order were present. AU fxpre5ai mpn .vho ...j.i.i'f nn5SRP(i fn .v ae. And -tin dlv, but
nil i i i !tL i5 se dividends. He
state! that a charter and "invested
rights" mean nothing; that the govern
ment,' state or national, has a perfect
right to refuse to give "vested r.ghU'
whan it is shown that they are not in
the interest of the masses. One legis
lature pr Congress can undo th work;
of the jfornjer. .lie said that wo are
craiikyf on the subject .of mon?y. Ve
have ihade.an hhaest demand for mure
moneyi II said that nearly every act
of ouri national legislature was in the
in thejinterest'of the bondholders and
snm'o (111. er select reonlo. In 1805 the
wV...V i I
t i - . . . rp it, mere are lew men wno wouuui i. passeu in ny age. auu m. ij ,
tuemelves as pleased with iro. ler- ,T . , ,iJ.;.i.i rt m.U L m.r.Nin.r tl Pm,1 of the
" I Til. Ililll DvJ II 11 f-3 U'L-IUU'i IV IUUIV V ill I llirailO A kfcV lilU iv-
rell S at .dreSS.. ... hli nl,..;,.l.i1fc of fU mom? r!irrnil Lnilivmu f Wi ennri flppils Ipt IIS rfi-
At Albemarle bio. leneil. had i i ; , . , ,nnr,;ftn!tl L,.mi,0r tbaf Iff ..no hundred mi U
i rt. 1 T 1 11. . t ! Ulr,T tuilllii. III". t...-.... i iiiui 1 UH
lnr'Tft crowd a so. l he ladies anu iwii . , " L ... , y rii.-fj .... t i .n.
citizens of the town turned out. 1 n?i.
Helrnes, one of the principals of the
high school, brought out the pupils to
hear the discussion. ,
These meetings have done immense
good. In his lectures .Bro. Terrell i
nlain. practical, earnest and hews to
lilt!
People
was t;o
per
duce
capita.
JJurham counties ,lwo aeiega.es aim , .eil contacted until it is now
each county lecturer will -make up the est1;ed atirom 4.75 to S16. He
representation. The next meeting will said tliat Fectionaiism was gone for-
be held in Greensboro. ever, j The war is over; the politician
: r.eed ljo longer appealto our" passions
- Groter Cleveland has-written a let- and pi-ejudke. At the close of the war
ter to t he Indiana Tariff Uefonn League owed an immense debt. He have
, ., , , r paid it twice over and still owe more
fuyiug that he approves the objects of yjn at L Contraction of the cur-
: the organization and thinks the great- .re!icyihas.been the direct -cpu.se. We
r hdft of our troubles are dne to ex- have, more than doubled the asricui-
cessive taxation. Graver is correct to tural product of the country,' yet tb
ariie Extent, but the Alliance is not V"ouh t of money m cir ulatiorns iwiy.
: a . . . , , about one-fourth wh-at it was in Ibvo.
jiarrow enough in itsriews to attpoute ()ar )ulat1om has" increased rapidly,
everythiug to the higli tarnt. 1 nose yettie currency lias b
, , . ill
t-. bp inc. J? sneaker can noii
nttprtinn of a crowd longer.
of every aroeation should har inn
All who do so are pleased and
wis.?r.
'Xho Third Scotch-Irish Congress.
The third annual Congress. of tin
Seotvh-liish peopl? of America will be
held in Lonisvillp. Kentucky, from May
14th to 17th. 'Hie congress at Fitts
burir. Pa., last vear was attended by
Prevdtiit Harrison- and l is cabinet,
besides other distinguished men. The
gathering this year will be still more
notable. It will assemble the b-st
elements of the race, from ail parts oi
the United States and British America.
the eminent I speakers, wno
iein grnarlv cou-
wVin p-riwi fo run tlr camnaiffh on traelpd. tsnw weeks n.'o President
the old fine, may expect to get in the Harrison invited the .officers., of the
liOlip
In this issue will be found a com
munication from Dr. It. L. 13 call, of
Xienoir. lie; asks for a suspension of
. . .
Alaong ine :nimeui i?i.M-ia v
deliver addresses r.ii'e: Governor
k-er, Hon. W. C. P.1 I3recl;inr:dge.
rA.ss. but private Secretary Haiford lions of dollars in the Treasury and
on,-.. fiij.v- miv i if if. I.m !innnnvu-Pil for I v.. no foil fbo Prnidpnti:il cliair CallillLT
5 it O 1 1 1 ill t a i y v mvj. v at. UttU v 1. 1 a. o
? i- it . 1
several months. 1 his is discouraging to upon our legislators toreciuce ourtaxrs
tl nngi v painois mni aie appiicani an anu relieve uui pcop;c ut
tnese tiie-time o.iiiwii, ui, ; o in- uens
I . yTP t-1 ,T r3k T3 l.'0J
I . raw HSfeR
J:
T-
KLUTffi DRUG STORE
llbiuui-i
a?-
Will
!5uc
.furlr'e W m. Luidsav and nenry
brnn r.f l en t.lU'k V ! ItCV. Dr. J oh II
Hall, of New York; Rev. SJuart A-he
soir. of Toronto, Canada; -Mr. Ah'x
ander. of San Pranci-'Ch: Hon. A. h
... .i:Li a n: i li u;,. li.. iHiovanii of Illinois, and 1v,jV. J. ii
lt.l 11.nm H.of .a " .ma frloi! r cw WinWl. fit rt ilOHIHa.
um UJ li.H.U III- ""O i-ntn iw. j 1 - - - .
ithmniomaivzinrr for mutual' Lenefit, h The Ki-otch-lnsn Society ot Amen-
- -i n - - i . r
,T,rvv flrii-nnlJo . ; Hie obJor-tm.. York, as President, will have chaige ot
u v.r.inAM k0,i I fbo otpitnm! but lt will not, be p'triet-
.v..... --w, - i ,viid ipetiiiusv o iitftuy n;iciiicia iifiu i ...v...... , - - -
trv HrntbprTpr- Iv a society gathering. It wnl be
.l.- lilt. II to U VAIV W w. 111 W 1 1 v-'taa T tl -
. 1J1 i ii i 1 ikui i,;, iKot i qa; k;n n..r.; I iworp oroofrlv a nia?s-meetinr- ot the
the people, x.trtainiv' ne snan nave ic mmuhu muu m xc M.3 . n... i-t-j
. . . . cnn,c o'ilai-i- win!,1. Imvii kiirflifH 9. fl!) riiCP.
he.nng,but Mr. Ueve and or some- r,, p To-dav" it would Ail Scotch-Irish people are earnestly
body has raadea big mistaue. U ho . v iR om i.mIU v.,Rt. difTn.-P reouested to. attend, and the local pop
is it? ' ' " ' asainst the wheat raiser. The speaker illation without regard to race, will be
i o . . . i ii i i i : ,!
- . MM J en id Tib;! t. iron fMiia"f or sdvpr mp.iut COHlially WC COnied. IVCUUCCU ramoau
OHIO has the requisite number of tmi L rt()n ... ;a s,;iver or irreenhack fare and ample faciliticiJ for sight- fee
..... ... r. . . .... I . . 1 . . . . . 1 -11 1 ' l. J..1 1 1 1. .,
mU-A Itanfoa nnr tip it.nt A MiirtPP s hnii rf w wnr h na mii( h j n rr, , i II 111 t? Wll 1 Ue eXieilueU illl Vilio twiin
tlicatesa disposition to weigh carefully
r. . t . . Ml
th merits 'pi the applicaiits, it will
probably be. more satisfactory to the
country at large than if these very im
porlant laecr were tilled in a hurry.
Several proioinent Ohio republicans
hure been here during the the past
thret days, and there are rea-ons for be
lieving that-they came for the purpose
of getting si definite statement from
Senator Sherman as to whether he
proposed becoming a candidate for re
election to Che "Senate, it having been
announced, 'whether bv authority is not
known, several months ago that Sir.
Sherman c:in be easily re-elected if he
wishes to he notwithstanding the can
didancy f i ex-Governtr Foraker, but
thev seem mighty anxi'.us to ascertain
Ar. Siiernptn's wishes, and some ni-m
are nncharitb';. cnoiisrh to s.ivthat. it
will plea--.!' them the must if Mr. Sher-
m n de. lCei to tir .
S"cret-urV Iiusk is tne of those
i - i - i i
ye tiii.t t;e t:me has arrived when
t tie lnrerests o: nie .u:er;ca!i not
itro -vi, to s iv i.Oiiimgcd that or his
ts at liomc, imperatively demands
retaliation by this government agains!
thas of Kurcpe, pare! ienlarly Frascf
and Germaiiy, that prohibit the sale ot
our meat ajvd products oi the iliiusy
oC their impurity, and 1
i
who
And now because Mr. Cleveland did
not approve of a certain bill before the
late Congress, which provided for the
unlimited coinage of silver we are asked
to forgt?t all he has done fur us, and
treat him as an enemy, is it lairr'
Is it iust to treat him thus? No man
dare to accuse him of dishonesty and
selli.sh 'ambition. All thinking men
concede his great political sagacity in
seeing m advance what is best lor the
people.
Alter ail may it not be that he fore
sees what is dangerous to the prosper
ity and financial safety of the country
a little more clearly than v.ea plain
farmers. If I 'understand him, Mr.
Cleveland' is not opposed to silver coin
age as a circ 'ilaliug medium any more
than to sold, but, he is opposed to issu
in"1 it in such vast amounts cs to de-
Absolutely Puro.
A cream oOartar baking powder.
TTi.rl.PHt. of sill in leavcuinir strength.
Lafest U. S. Government Food Report.
'WANTED!
EOIl THE UlflTED STATE3 AESY
Able-bodied, unmarried men, between
ihp nTns of 21 and :" years. (Jood pay,
rations, clothing aud medical attendance.
Applicants niut lie prepared to uunisi.
satisfactory evidtnc as to age, character
and habits. Apply at Salisbury, N. U.
21:61.
preciate it
vaiue as com pa
so t:iat w
ton.
value;
and he wants lt.-
I with. L't-'d to be fixed.
en we tenners r Inp our col
ore 'en
nave
know that he has made
to tl;e cabinet in advocacy
of retaliation, but no action
has been tifken by the ;dninistration.
and tlie tselegrams sent fn tn here
. . .
several days ago saying our ministers
i r ran.ee And Germany had ben in-
i ix.' . : c .. i' . i., i
rrnr.rtjri ii. r v 111
t ti . - - .
reason to
statements
of a policy
governments ol
1 those nations Gf our intention to re
taliate unless the prohibitions
of
Wijbbe.cbartcred in April.
1 Oxe sub-Alliance has been "organ
iied in Canada. Secretary Turner is-
aaed the charter. L
.Ir.ilni- fi'.d.l acrl silrpr'liolK IVve two Another attraction to the visitors win
, value's one a money value, the ! other be the great Musical r stivai,
I . . . - - 1 . . I'll,- I ! . . 1 1. . .
W .ich
i commercial value." We t?.ke the po- will be in progress durisg the evenings
Nkw York has 65 sub-Alliances.
The State Alliance will be organized matj
pext month.
l,f nt Hip fif'!'!i;in:i .
to.make money, the National banks 1 The objects of the society ore histo-
.-.ill- i.i ,,,.Mlnfiii . If Ihom Trminimit T P!l P(1!IC 1 (ii i .'111(1 MILltU. il
Ub 1:11 .lH.IUIHI'ni, 11 I lie y UllllClllr I '-""1 --
J 1 ll f I I .!ltt iiMi.n.ivliLnn o.-rl linn.Cpoha.
i'c n ran jo innnpv , inn ipppcir.ioi ,.i mlmll v uui -d.-ii ti.n.ii .nna m'" - "
the people should govern the amount rian. The only requisites for member-
E I ... . I I r , I T I 1 1 3 -1 .
We need more money ta trans- ship are ocotcn-insn moon, 01 inyiwf
Hon Ben Terrell.
TIIB CIIARLOtTE MEETING CONO0RI
- ALBEMARLE.
AjUrge. crswd of alliancemen and
others gathered at .eaclr of the above
places to h-pnr the distinguished Bpeaker.
Jt is eedls?s to ay that his speech
pleased all who heard it, ashe has a
national reputation.! --
The speaker started out by saying
ihtt he wasgjad to see bef ore him many
who are not members of our order.
.Jle said he was surprised that so many
huld oppose such an organization,
iin i organization that could not fail to
( benefit all classes more or less. He
mentioned the great danger of the
laud and other property falling into
" the hand of a few people, as in soma
of the foreign countries. In 1S5S
five-eighths, of the agricultural pe -p'ei
of this country owued property.
Ju 18S0 ohly'three-eightbs owned land.
lie stated that the man who owns the
property owns the people. When
JloraeJ fell 2,800 men owned all her
.propfHy. 550 men owned all the
property In Greece when that covera-
. -inent fed. . Our farmers have declared
that Americans 'shall own America
7 .Foreign 'corporations shall not control
ibis country.. Sixty-xne million acres
oi Jtnd are owned by foreigners. ft Or.e
liuhdred and Hfty-one million acres are
owned by insurance and other corpo
rtf ioiis. O.'ie luindrd and fifty.-four
lillion" of acres are owned "by foreign
ers orlr controlled by those h
I nortgflgeX -There isd Oi.ner - of .
landed ist'Uracy. . 'lhe jiiillions ot
.1- a, U,io',A.-n I..J..A" ri- A crrec cood r-hnraetfr alid nOilll-ia
-.- L Will Kill" I 113.-, . c liiurii ll.c lfc..lK',-v1 fc)'-'-'
rlifliennnVflr cfotarJ fUf rho man -Ir1 di:P3. for Y 1U1 1 mPniDCVS rrCClT? lilt
owns a irold mine ran com it himlM valuable historical works issued by t.ie
nml 1niii' it lerr il fwnrlpr far Ilia na p I ROClttv.
t n - ' I t.-!,,l nr.li-'.:t iniia for mpmbprsbir!
inrui. ui nu uui-. ' kj. ..m .v,..i. .-. ...... f
Wears not ozamst bankers. .At ores-land for further information to
ent they are a necessity under present A. C. Floyd, Secy Nat'l Society
conditions. The Alliance is not against
Columbia. Tenn.
HrLM L'.ruce, Local Sec'v,
Louisville, Ky.
. , . . r?
any other clas?, but at. for themselves
Crst, hist and all the time. The g v
eminent ailow3 the owner.?, a tame
to iticrenRe the circulation. Whv r.otl Tb farmpr in nolitics was at first
the 'farmer increase the circuktion j rp-.a-ded as a sort of ioke b? the leiul
with his cotton, tobacco cr grain? -Wei in" iournals of the country, nn& even
T Til, l ... 1 I O . . . ., T I !
aemaiui tnat our trtrm proaitcts b us- vb limr.ant reference to "socKirss
ed to Jncrcase the circulation. Onr si:.fttesmen'' r.re not infrequent,
tanners nave rouna one tnese conai- it m n am that the would-be
1 1 ,1 ii c oT.rl 111 ' i ii . 1 f v n 'I . - -..I .xi. I I 1 I ' 1 i . 1. v ....
nuua omi in iu jt-. tuiu.i cm iw nit i ana oiciatprss are ur11111.uL; iu omh c-
monev in circulation ins1, as' the owner b.nd that. t.h horn v handed sons cf
nf a gold mine or bond holder does, toil are very much interested, not on'v
TI,a tjMU T ii
uuu-i4Lnouiji ..in fiic uj iii !. 1 1 u ijjy present out uir sucsiucia u
privirge. nemus. nave tui3 plan ceedings. Appeal-Avalanche.
nnt lnto-enrect to make rhA ,hai ot
circulation more extensive, nidre uni-
1. . ' 1 ' L, , I, ,. L . . .J . ..I I - -
iorm. nicy n.ivcMuuieu ui unce iu ,, , , r . ,. . -,i n -
Wall st,-f tk. 4W. ,J u.-.J He band of -Alliance men who will fig-
A morican j meats were removed, were
prernalurr-l
U loousinow as u tne contemplates
trip ot Mr. Harrison to the l'acihe
rnfi,l wont,t either h :veto be nosf pomu
i a
or abandoned altogether, owing to the
pressure ot official business. Mr. Har
rison has set his heart upon the trip.
uever having visited that section of the
: ' i i i i
e.nnntrv.- and he says ne v. ui not rivc
it up if he can possibiy get awav.
But wita tue bchringSea negotiations
f h nraniz ition of the new L:vnd
Claims Court, and other mattersiust
i? -1 i i i i
;is iianortani waiiins to ne aciea unon.
. i L i - j i i l. : i i i.i.
it is not expeeieu mat rie v, :u oe aoie
o go before My, if at all.
A bit nf news two vears old was made
public bjf presidential proclamation
several d4ys ago. It was the full text
of the extradition treaty with tl.e Re-
. . i ' l 11 3 '
public ot volum )'.a, whicn was ratined
by the Smate, M-.rch 20, 18S9. R?d
taTie is a urea, institution.
. ' - . , .
Gen. Jtjs. L. Jimiii'on, who had w?en
but ii niling fuj- several days, dded Saturday
Livcrv
.iWE
, Sale & F6ad Stable
Salisbury, N. C. -
tobacco and wi;et direct to rmr.pe
(as ue l'(fui to do if his Uriif reform is
arricd oui ) we will have a hxed stan-
.. i . i . i : 1
i.;ni I'V wiiH il to ;'.tl!'M Ia:allve., ami
not be' compelled to take a' depreciated
currency in exeiiriiie
Itft us not say that, he is our enemy
in opposing that Free Coinage bill until
we mo clearly w hat it me. ms. I can
see this muciv, that when toe iTovern-
merit nnrchases silver and coins it, that
20 cents on every dollar is saved to the
eorne. I can also see that it every
owner of a silver mine or of silver bul
lion can have it coined free, that Le
makes 10 cents on his silver dollar and
the people loss that much. Let us not
luirrateful. Let us not be hasty to
, " ,. . i . . . .
condemn a irieuu wno iias ;uwa
nroved faithful. It. L. Bkall.
.
V
LIU
On January 1st,
1891 , we will move
into our new store
- - -' j
opposite our
stand, where
want to meet
the good people of
Rowan Go. We
will gie you more
goods for the same
money than ever
Hespectfully,
we
all
Mm, end Carriap
OIT silOIi-T ITOTICE.
COMMKIICIL TItAVKLE'.lS C'AK
lilKI) TO 1AT.L JOINTS. liOKSKS
FED AND SGIloyMi:!) AT U?ASOX
ABLF. RATJKS. CALL AND SEE ME;
i u c-i r j rail i i : t c-i u i ;i i , t i in i km
a HBB'iwB'i Ban . nw-JH
T?i:n Toirs noticet
iY . .
AH perfons having claims ajrainst tl4t t-?b-ti-.f
(ic'iro Hituic, tl'.-t-'cufc., are litrchy ii'.titi. i'
to -.rofi-at tiifrn-to :r.c for payment on or -l ln
!'hh ali :lay of Fjbruflry. 18U2, or this t.oti-o
will te pk-iolTn bar of their rofovt-ry.- Ail
persons indebted to" said, estate will pkure
in a'k e -iiaricI ia te st-ttlti n c nt.
J.A.BAMK. .
ETeeidojr of Georgp ''.atw,
i.y.y. H. flvKKHAL, Att'y. l" ';t .
-- .
mm XZT in f t
& Ml jl.il Ji y
now
N. C.
FcrsTlh News.
TUP. SErUBLICAN TKLL3 IT.
The revenue collections in this district
for February, footed up 110,079,82. and
ol thi amount V lu.ton paid .y,o.ui.
The city commissioners raised the sala
ry of their secretary and treasurer,V. W.
Long, from 410 to 1,000 per auuum.
At a house raiting near ?.It. Tabor,
last week, we learn that Mr. James Kas-
lev had the misfortune to cet a leg brok
en and otherwise bruised.
Mr. George E. Nisecn. of Waughtown,
His numerous friends will be gratified to
learn, is improving, with favorable indi
cations for recovering from bis serious
illness
t.
I
leaders
ni o; lit.
lie was nearly 82 years old.
as
All eves are -being turned to the lit-
A Flea For President Cleveland A
Sprtiot cf Judgraent Asked.
Mr - Jj.iiior: -Will von allow a
friend oi? Ex-President Cleveland to say
a word in his favor? 1 am a Democrat.
I am ;.ls6 a member of the Farmers1
Alliance;
b Carol mn, will meet, one
from the S' ate where the first biood
was shed iu defence cf free soil ami the
other from tie State whero the first
-hot was fired in defense of the Sotth.
The inHence that this little band will
havri upon Congress is a problem, bt
if their number is not meat enough
the number of allianjcemen will be in
creased at tne next ejection.
lieve its iprinciples are
.
based
upon
.T-iitfirii? the Alliance I as
v r nil . r i . r i h. -ri-ii n n i . . . t .v w...... .... ... -- , i - - - r
t i.i. uni i ii.. lire mi uitio aic uriu- I I . V i ' , i'll ii
i.. i:.. i ..i il.i ii I -.ii'. ... in !.- novk rnnavpss. Two renre- not dertfoyed m v . tai t h in?the pni.Cl
iiiii'- to unu wu. tiiLtii noise ip:nj.vs I ' w "e; r - , e At r i' -i r i r
. i . i . .. n t- i tits m . ; e ;p 'i u o oaiiv. l o"
i T. i, . . i rc. i ii, criir nnn r r,,i nr ,v, -icTi'..iTT.r.L nun r rn n .v'j.ivtis. :ii:ii niip.tr i . .
of the money in this eonnfrv. The from Rout
farmer must study finance too, lhe
producer' should Le a distributor of
money. ..Referring to the constitu
tionality of tb:Jb lib-treasury bill, lhe
speaker -.said that t-ongress had ho
right to pass up m its coatitutioualiiy ;
a,' the Supreme Court only can de
e de s.ich matters. The government
1 v.Sf a right to build warehouses. "She
bui;ds olh.fr public buildings, cleans
out creeks. - The warehouses would be
public improvements and the j expense
w uld be distributed amonsr all classes
of beanie, conseouentiv it will hurt
nobody. The weaker said I that bv
stunner nrcduce it would e.reatfl ennd
j 1 w.
niilAutl! Inlniil ni...,iU r.
iii iiiavcau ot c i i ji tiling veil
telling in New York and ii few other
reai citits more markets would b
r.fkr.ed. lt -would cuus thousands
r coiion ie;!iies to i.m t :.n nve-r
hp sonih r.ud wet been use lhe fb'. ton
.-' 1 , .. j ,
with a goht pen ami pencil as a loneii ot i,s ju
esteem ana appreciatiuu oi ms bervices
air. l'rank, . 1'atterson resnrns as
cashier of the People's National Bank of I ,.i , , . . , , , ' ,A
l.his city, and the directors could not ttnufeo 5,1, nut- auu cuj uiut it siuu;
havf ilnnp litlp than thov lid in f-lpf.t- I L . -
ino-Mr. Thomas A. Wilson a his sue- OI llCSlOCtod Olllllj lri tOO Plaill to 1)0 S:okeiT of. -The Oil b-
o 1 . , I ' i ' 1 1
cessor, who is an exceedingly clever , i - - , 1 1 ,
' , , - nj . .!.. it 1..., .1 A 11.. a . CI ,J "V . .. I1 ! It
nnt QV.l d ,1 , t.f-l o 11 vnorr iin,Mnt. - ll'V Ul I . UM 1 M il' T.T X.l.i-r 1 n .I'lll'll I IHI1; l
, UUUl lillll.l".ll UUU 1, .1 V.AII.II .V J 41t-lx-IJV.. J J 11 V.U1 UIIVl 11IJU1. . l-ll. ,.11) . Jll 11 V. 1 V 1 1 I V ' . '
ant.
Aliia.ce Conference
BiR.riNGiiAM, ATa March 21 The
business managers of the Alliance ex
changes of fourteen Silatts in are session
a
true conception of our Uons'itution
thev areisLs" broad as the whoie coun
try- they embrace every interest of tl e
tvliol people. I believe it is the surest
hope of the Southern farmer and in
deed of ill classes. If we cannot et
what we want with its aid we can net
possibiylucceod hy arrogantly repdhrg
it andi. setting up an independ
ent partiv of onr own. Nor has join'
the! Alliance impaired an v conh
dnce in tlie honesty, ability and p0
litical shcatitv of Mr. Cleveland.
. - .
Southerners especially should, show
some sense of iriatitude to a man who
As you value isootl eve siirhtrso must vou value lierivctly
fitted Specjta'eles.. Don't hang on to the ahsurd reasoning ol s'
. George Pell, late cf the Daily Sen- people tlljat yOU should HOVCr pUt Oil glaSSOS until' VOU
stal. of this citv, now with the j ;,
' - . . , li it - -," , .... Tr .11 1C
Ul or sen ordm iiilv (iir-tinct oi Meets, it is -all vrMi..
ahsurd to say, don't oil your sewing machine, until; it
almost ccjases to run, or let your mowing machine orvagbn run
The-resiut
Mr
1 1 1 1
VIIIVI O . v
lialeigh Chrenicle, also reading jclerk of iiardlv 'ret
the ."Senate, was nresenien ny mat ootiv
here considering matters of intercut to the has stood by their interests. Think of
Alliance, it is prpsiimea that the meet- iui.u e wiit lie u;i irr tne ooutn
ing has special reference to Cjtton ties A-hile Pr?sident, He was the first
aud bagging for uextj season's 'crop.! Dr. Prtsithmt since the war who recognized
Maciiue, chairian oft ha National Exec- the Southern States as ccrqual with
ntlve'tJomiiiitlec, arrived from Nashville the Nmthern. He was the first to
this Tuoriiin;
in thinkihg it could give good service without attenfron. -'lhen
why askj the eye to perform ad .: . which is an iinj.osiidlit
A mcmhjr niore complicated than any piece'of mtianisin evK
. lipiscopal cnuren this morning was sim- ; i - i.-
pieand unostentatious,5 just as the de- invented This is an age of progress, learning and much. 'read
parted Confederate hero had often ex. Ur" i . i rn, . ' . ,w , r.An-
- - ujti i cau tu iviu ii. iiit; vlaiinijlMcll Jiitt-oii
veyori SWithout it what would vou do ? Life would he mer'
ahle with.out it. The eve is vour only criterirfn for .tlie
but tne sacrea euince was crowned to It -n" ' ell
overflowing with friends and admirers of glasses ', ("Uiey will tell 'OU, often long before V.OUr unWllllflJ? H .
the decers d. Ex-Ulnion soldiers came S . "
with ex Confederates to pay tribute to will acknowledge, that they need attention.
the memos y of one of the greatest gen- .T U .
erais of modern times, and many distin- ' Nveshavemade this important branch of our nusint?--,;
....X V,, .. i..i c.- .1 j I firiPflfl lt.vf nni tVl bnalv miarnnfiw-. i Pi f " i - -i-r.vr rcf
i j,) ..- uuiaiii,v.v. ti, nt in v i v. i vi.-v.
? Very Truly Yours, -
General Joiinson's Funeral;
WAHiX(iTON, March 24. -The funeral
of Oen. Joseph E. Johnson at St. John's
Episcopal church this morning was sim
;ai IVU V. - J W . L - 11 V I U llUi Oil
pressed the hope that if would be when
nis friends should pay the last sad rites
over his remains. 1 here were no Howe: s
except some palms from the Alter So
ciftv of St. John's and no military escort
i ill .... J . .1 : .. - i . '
iiie uui iiifi ii. ne t.i me limn iu
J treat us as bjrethcra ia the Union, en-1 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial
respect they had for the deceased Vir
ginian.
Rev. Dr. Douglas, rector of St. John's,
conducted the services, and there wen
appropriate hymns rendered softly and
effect ively by the choir. The funeral,
though simple, was very impressive.
ft
W.
H. REISER k
BRO.
Jevvelert?.
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