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, J. L. R AMSEY,
C.L. MILLER,
Editor ajod Prop.
Associate Editor. ,
ruT this in vouB.rii'E. j
- i'laiu Fuels an Sharp, Tithy Saving
from Keioriii i'aiwors.
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If vortdo not uid ue the uemanu
USCII PTIQ N ATES.
tOue year in avunQ3
Vu.t uroliths
Chib.; of fivo
CI ub of ten o mora
TKUMS STKICJLY CSII.
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Soiiii; ArsniiJCiitsi j i
Treasury Iy I la rf SMimor.
Frop Concord DjUy.Staudard.
The 1o.-niiir of i:i(jey: if the gov
ernment luis done itjnuder one eirctin:-
tl iii' vou can stance, why not andfher ? The gov
1 OrtCr. Alii-- ernn.Hut loaned S1,OOJJ,(KK) to the I'bil-
adelpiiia Exposition, j;Msd after suit was
Ki-.nirrl.t f,.-.- iti -ii!i tiii there remains
oltim ii lower than ever known. n( ,iou,t that the loah was a aale to
vet 'the railroads have advanced the a pr ;vate coniorationLi I cannot make
of the 'Alliance, the le-t
lo u to'iiet out of the
ancf Monitor.
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did
uu frei'dit . rates on
con ii tv Wheel.
cotton. Faulkner
Entered u swcoad-cliwa mall at Salisbury, N. C.
any difference in gjv eminent money
and government cn-dif. A credit of
ivi,;,.i, w , Lunnor mnn.v :it one ner I fortv-seven and a U nf per cent, is
cent, or fifteen ier cent.' per ahnum? given to iron and gold is
aceon
!ett
IJUSIAY HKPT. 2, imr Study the sulvTreiisury Ju ;! cre-lit, why not Iff cott.jn wliy is
out how to get cheap inoney.-South- that unconstitutional ? The goveni-.Z--
is orirall of th"- Alii- ernUurciiry. ' - ; nient, according to j some arguments
Vh :mil 7lh Concessional f, ..... . tl' a li;...nM advanced against thejraib-treasury ha;
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i law ran inern-uers mi uio .".v.v. . . . . . .
t . i : i :t ti, j.. lUOiri Jl any inuigs unit weic vmuusu-
...t l ..... ....o,. in Giinrour1 IT I.lleV fl(-l J 0
Tlic Watchmw has 50 per ecivt more I m)t su.,.Jort tlieir-own pajers. J he.
iislncls.
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, ,il.HrrJ in . : ,t .......... vail sireei was roehing Him ,n m
cimiiaiiou um.Miuj rr. i success oi uie ou is . "I"'" rl00..;rH,.. ITni..wl hil tiis-
the success , of he other. farmer sJ The fannei has
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AQVOCaie. 1 POJ.l-;n, Minl .Insrciir it is iui-
ABAiiDuax,! - Tho democrat lu and republican. p;r-1 stit.ut.i.inal to au him
It would not he surprising to hear I tjes jn Kansas :uid Tex:-is will J hit 1 Chicago wants a loan of $5,000,000;
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"WAS. i n xuton LirnKi;.
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ilrd f irms had been abandoned in the hands to down tne people paiiy iuoe-j ;,n,i now niark my pn diction inat u
' i', " n ",i .f.-.c S.vtiHi ment. Enlaiul and Wall streW direct 1 jt x v ill l? niven. "Aijd the next day if
11 i-'w'u i ' i i it'll ni i.biwiiu ik
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8e,U;, a :, ; oni: the dtines of both old" parties.-Ue.i-' a p,5U1 is Emitted tb relieve the "peo-
nnd West. ISut the fact that peopl ? (Co, Road ! pit, Vmi will he.r howling for const i-
c..n no longer ex.st on , farms ol ,ook tutio,,. . ii
the-New England States where large toJleaVeU ajld 110t bb.sh, while all They say its patfrnai; it is Under
cities and manutactunng towns aie jiydeuradutionprostituted to vice, .state sojereignn, jfai aie.niniLM pa.ei- nmuU ,,,.,
niiuatcd 6nlv a f.,w indes apart, is, wiH ieavetheir owner without a cor nty. The goyen.nient wlupp.-! vou, is a ,in;lH m
;:..;..,ir nerif the universeJn which to hide 1 tooK control or your; mo.ipv ; leg is.aie aile,l
"' i . , Uu;M ; .o,lit:Kl with theirshan.e.-MelZap Bishop. lor yoi, and yon becou.e paterna si,.,- t.saUill s
u'w ii.iiiiiiv. . - j ...... . lects troni.tne very ! nature oi tilings. , , .m.u
liaving had 1500 abandoned farms re
cently, but the number is .decreasing
by some of them being bought up hy
Boston wealthy people for 'summer re
sorts and hunting grounds. Thus
unJer wht is called our Cnrisiiairciv.
ine pieuicn-M in-, .-u 111 , c . And why notUisk tattler to g'.ve vou
the, banners Allwnce and kinar(cd or- patPrn;li care? The postoiHee is pa
tranizations will have a membership of r.,ril!li. i1H j..r i.-ii ,. wind, vou
00,000 ill-Pennsylvania before the snow inst,.ncte( your lepteentative to vole,
falls, and yet some peoptfLSay the or- p iU-i iiiil.
ionization is about to break up. ...ev s.,y ;,;s protpclion. That is a
TI.m twilituml bosses who sent their striliinir truth. We want the fields
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ilization the country that is reajly the tools to the state Alliance hoping that' protected with the shops. Yes, we
.support of the city, cannot support, there would be some delegates opposed want a protection that places comnieive.
itse f. iThere must he a strange ina-j to the Qcahi de.nands, and that these manufacturing and tanning , th,
- , x- ! . . i tools mi'Uti coalesce with them got same boat and let them row for the
nipulation and perversion of things
tome where.
' WIT AND iVJSDOJT.
"Piirl-'AUo .rreat tiinnv paper puD-1
--v- rt. if i
listed at New York, is doing a ood
vork in showing up errors and incon-
doriouslv 'left. Southern Mercury. .shore, with equal: advantages. Tin
... .. I truth of the mat ier is we want protec
Watch the4iian who is in his own! . T, tU.
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estimation, the wily white sheep u. the .fc j, ;slatioIf aI1(1 hoW thlJUi you
nucu , a..u w, o cu......U.m? , . , f )i. Mch lo;lijony We alv
everybody else. on will generally ; , r . - , Then; a,v
hud tbathe.sawolt hidden under a - im) vi niea,l!1Vtl
sheepskin.-J.mrnal-ol Jvnight ot La-, , , . ' , .,1H111A
sisteneie V eek4etoie last it con- oar. In' her directions, i Anvthimr tSial
taincd a page illustration representing Men doift go to a hardware store1 causes the land to improve and bring
jtwo .men oh' hycicles. One has his for groceries nor to a grocery for hard- in two blades where one grew before,
feet crossed and his swift 'vehicle, is waiv. The same, if. you. are looking you help all. So it is really not clas
f ... l tv ,.4. for reform vou want to go where it is legislation.
polling along without any, effoit on, fc jn 8tojknot U) neith(.r of ,he hey S;iy jt is innil,l(.,i(,li j LeL Us
the part of the rider, llu other is on! u!(i pities. Tarkio (Mo.) Indepen- try it if we fail we will quit and ask
un inineuse wheel branded tariff. The: deni. no iuor. liniraclical to top exist iug
rider's eves are ready to pop out, stones mi - nfnH..0.lllrv lHf CveiT man eV'ls I'M)racticai to. slop destruc-
are oiled tin against the wheel. Last Lymvss his' oninions without beiniz tluI1 1 ho discovery ot America was
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..1 ;.- rV;..i.u r.ntJ .., b;,v. harsh towards his-heiidibor. who mav considered impractical. r or w eais
j L . . ., i r ... t ih wa't.iioiiu-hi. lnnirac. m-aI that, a laud
; i i..i .. i,,..., fi,..f ;oi.iJ umance to omer vviin urai. wuruiur- . . .
IJl.iiiio Iiil?!p?i!ssjble Alliance Politics
hiNi w York Collector nf Chs- ?
toius Banks Making
1 Suit.
Correspondence ct llio Watchman. i
W asiiingtok, September 21,1801.
Sir. 11 rrisoii is now getting the
benefit of the presence of an unusually
large plumber of the prominent mem
leis of his party in Washington, but
it is pribable that at no time since Mr.
Bhiine went away has Mr. Harrison
so much desired the presence and ad
vice of his Secretary of State. As far
as parcelling out the ollices is con
cerned Mr... Harrison can get along
just as well without Mr. Biaine, in
fact there are those who say that lie
thinks he can do it much better; but
when it conies to foreign complications
there is no man's advice he regards so
valuable as that of Mr. Blaiu'i, aiid
foreign complications are believed to
he iniinent just now, and the iwrohg
move on the part of the Depait ment
of State may cost the United States
verv dearly in the end. In the first
place Great Biiti.in is disposed to make
a diplomatic, low because mo e seals
were taken before and after the iHO-hts
was agreed upon, but that
ilicr compared with the!
ntiiMi of Great Biiliair to
protectorate over the Saud-j
1 hat" is a i-criotis me
nace to American supremacy, in the
Pacific, and should it be consummated
without the active resistance of the
United Stales it would create a feeling
;f-indignalion throughout the country
hat would be fatal to the administra
tion. Ail of this Mr. Harrison knows,
but he aiso knows that it would be
t qii illy fatal br him to get up a 'quar
rel with Great Id-man on alal e alarm,
and that's whv he. wants the advice of
ihe man who basso l';ir managed t tie
foreign policy of his administration
i' it
SUCCeSSi IlilV.
n a' tempt .has been made to ascer
tain from the efih iais of the Farilieis'
Alliance headquarters whether that.
organization m the btate ot iew
Yi;rk would fir port L.euienunt Gov-
erimr Jo:a s shoru'd he i uu for Gover
nor on an independent ticket, but ?the
attempt wa unsuccessful, as they de
clined to talk about the matter, fjir
tlier than to say that the platforms of
both the republicans ami democratic
parties in New York were unsatisfac
tory to the Alii. nice. However, this
may mean that if Mr. J( lies should
run on a platform that was .satisfactory
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"tarill issue, the horse being a sorry
specimen, McKinley is just mounting seMfTer
a . magnificent horse "-'branded "free
loinage."
jEosi Kansas.
Some days ago Jisws was .telegraphed
.-from Ivansas to the effect that Presi
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. hiiu-w mid dispussin.r tb.Miv wh slun.ld suouia lie oeoiui; siinser. io.v mat
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u-.t likeintellmentmen.-Banner-Mes- 11 llils M-u .ei u, piuicct n,
it is our duty to do so.
There are i.en!e who tliink that tlu
If any of our Ohio readers should manmM- ()f crueilixion was impractical
mar John bhernian give an expla.u-L.c. Thank G, d,Uhat througn it ue
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anon or wjiy ne naa lony niuiion (ioi-MlaV,. Jione lif
ars or uovernu.eui money in nisiNew
York bank on one occasion, we will be
hid to be informed of the fact. Mis
souri World.
Now just watch them. From one
end of the country to the other the
dent Polk had lfccnt back on the
j3outh,,v that he sand he was a Union
man all the time and fousdit because
he was forced to do it, and all such uionc poly p::pers say that good-crops
... , ,lr . . . , are ioinir to kill rKtorm niovenient.
ruuisu. vve nave just received a copy i l p l . . ,. -i r i i
m J t lint if it don t and bad times prevail on
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vx uie ioj.eu.1 rpuui, tne uittei;est ncCount ot low prices, they will lay it
enemy the Alliance has in the north-1. to
west. The Capital does not report his vance;
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fpeecia that way at all. It reports the One old party paper says:
They tell me it is a dream ! Did all uy ., ;o:,.;tl,
theigreat sta'esimm, who Inoe lived ffiat his thanks v,-
and died, and d .ring their hie turn
spoke truths that result in good fruits,
lie nntrht 'ret the Alliance votes.
1
lie
ulricKs, the man who cap
tured the appoiutiM.-iit as ' Collector of
Customs at New York in place of '.Mr.
r'assett, who resigned to ni;.ke tlu
run lor Governor, on
ticket, W;,-
day to I ha
o nut na-iii,
I lie r'iu!iicai!,
ream
This, my friends, is a revo'u' ion
along the line of Christian and honest
action,. When ve look around you
will think it is ti nr.; for a lvvwl iiion.
The speaker drew lessons iroui the
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everproduction." National Ad- ls),0,7 ot Ureece, :U uue and r riince.
ieu men in iue: unoeti otai.es coom
ggregale and dictate the market price
"It is and legislation. 31,(;0D out of the
tinients to him. So another fake is
exploded and our friends did not have
to c.mie to the rescue our bitterest
enemy did the work.
WHY IS IT! -
yjieech in an uncoiijpliuieutary man- the priyilege of the most Wealthy to 03,000,000 people in the United States
ner, but does "not ascribe an v such sen-i govern the countfv, and nothing can own a majority of the wealth, is this
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uepnve ineni ot tne rignt, uy tne encouraging."
power of moral and political rights, There is restle sness and ill ease,
the honest tillers and toilers will teach Howixiuld it be otherwise? There is
you a lesson on that line if you court Vest les-ness in towns. They think it
it. Labor's Tribune. will destroy the parly and social mat-
ll0h, yon can't get farmers to stick' eVri , . .
. ., ' . .. , -.. 1 he speaker, by some utterances ol
is the fPiiHivil PYPlam:itinn w lonovci 1 ... J. ... . ....
Why is it that democratic papeis like anvMii. is said about the ability oi I'T'J Un'- H'sU"
ii o. . it r . i' .'.i I 1.1 i ii i " t, .'Sinii'Ti (n ami i.ivis, oeauiiiuiiy
im Statesyille WW; accept the thern.en. to run the country It appeaMrto the audieu- e in the light n
statements of a llepublican Secretary ey don t stick close by the oppor un- hatl trauspiied since these" men
of the Treasury who is intei-ested and lw " ,fcf their wro lhey will U tt;ml , ; W(.;rils of wsiniill
i i l- ii t i . ft . I wiiimciktu iu mien t uicu puvtn v i Ii I. I a I i I " 1 "
brand as a he the statements of disin-Li.., ' . f a,i. J It is asked, w ho are t he men making
terested alhancenien in regard to the - this stir? V ho are the coampions ot
per "e-ii:t ,irr.pl,fim, ? T..,.K It would le well for all Headers" to this great movement and whoaiethe
I L ' ' i V!'V4'0? u,,3 take a lesson just now. When you men m line? They are t he des, end
some remarkable thm are being try to divert the order from its princi- tuts of th. Puritans, those people serk
done in this country. To read the pies you may expect to be sat upon. It ino liberty, personal rights that should
.'Landmark ordinarily you would think, matters not who you are, where vou be theirs.
that anybody. " would be believed in '' from, nor what you have done, . Colonel Skinner paid, a bVautifu!
pKferei.ee to a republican official. It1 wneii you .mi issne with the masses uiuue.oine women, aim sam mey
' iii . 1 , - don t expect them to surrender. are helping m this move, i he women
Weekly loner. d.i not use dynamite, and wnj
a. i
Two editors in Texas recently li ad a
figlit.over th'e'suli-Treasury in which
one was badly wounded. That is no
way to improve our government. Men,
as uattiral asjeaves of the forest differ,
no two feeing alike, having different
pinions, and it is an unwise thing to
iall out and tpianel with your neigh
bor becaitsj he 4'isagrets with you on
rune subject t)f i m p()rta nee. It shows
Uj leaders in a poor light to try to en
force their opioiis on the people asbe
iiig the one of Let us have', a
broad atid conservative discussion and
theu w can deiluce the better plans
and leaders. This, falling out' -with I
your neighbor on account of difference J
of thought is all foolishnjess.
it, the l.l' ! ouse a lii'-
k M r. I I r: ison for t In'" up
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1 ! u as i k ! niLi v i''iiiar..t u
r.M iii, iii a w ni-per,
re due to souieooo
much nearer homo.
E:-Liepiesentaiio Marrow has been
appointed I'. S. l)!sl;i.t Jud,e for the
iiorihem istrict ui Cahloriiia, to till ;i
vacancy.
At l ist the. pressure for the C.vii
Service Commissioner Linan, which
has been constant ever since lie 'ex
posures nuide b.y the (,'ougre-.ioual in
vestigation, has had ils fleet, 'and Mr.
Harrison has decided that he will take
ihat action. It is said the ivuiova
would have been made early m the
-pring if ex-ltepresenie.l il' Comas, of
Maryland, to whom the place was ten
dered had not declined ff. Now it is
stated that Mr. MeCouias has coii-
I'KIiy 'Alliance Le'turo.
Pornc people nay tluit the Farmers' Al
liance will not work localise its priuei
lles are entirely new. They are not.
They have been handed down from one
generation to another, ami are yt here
at the present timej and will be for ev r.
People all over this broad land of ours
are trying to crush the Alliance to the
very earth, aiid trample upon it. But
"truth cru.-bed 6 earth shall rise again."
We are in a helpless condition, and if we
don't try to help ourselves we will re
main so... We are to work for the wel
fare of our country ami its people. We
ak lor nothing lul what is right, ami
that we will have. Just as lougas tlu,se
big brained men make laws to suit them
selves, and-to cheat the lariaeis t.jjt ol
every cent they can, they areulriht.
IUt we have opened tmr eyes to look to
ibe day not far distant when we can say
there ii equal rights to all and f-'TVfcial
privileges to none. . We have been criti
cised la eau-e we ask fur justice. It is
our duty to demand justW. We de
mand tree coinage of silver, more money
in circulation, go that farmers need not
.ii.
go inio (k'lii, ami we demand a gocri
nient ot the peepie lor the people ami by
the people, and we intend a Alliance
brethren to Lave it. -Now we have got
the sub-treasury Iall and the Oca la plat
form. hat do thej say to that? They
say it will break up the poor man. Not
so, but it will not be healthy for the
"gold bugs" and "silver kings," that is
why they kick up such a racket. e
nave neen dancing alter their old sonu;
long enough. Now they must play ji
tune that we demand or we will'take tin
fiddle can selves, (iovernor Vance s'aid
in one of his puhlic speeches, (before the
Alliance was organized) lor the farmers
to oraniz.) themselves universally in
clubs and stick together, then there
would be no trouble in the campaign.
Now tlie fanners have organized and
settled down on solid prineiplesand tin y
expect to hold fat to them. Now these
"duck-legged" fellows come around and
kick up a terrible mist and say, "yuii
fellows have gone into politics."
T. S.
September li5, 1 S01.
lioiliany Academy.
Cotton has at last begun to open out
right lively.
Our farmers have been moving right
aiong with their work during the past
week. Part of theui are through sowing
oats, but a majority are not.
Mc. Hoyden .Miller has the finest corn
that we have seen yet. lie planted a
held in cotton and. failed to get a stand,
lie ihey ploughed up the cotton and
planted corn, and now' has an excellent
crop.
Mr. IT. A. Ilolshouser is nearly through
curing -his tobacco. He will make about
live barns this viar from two acres oi
land.
Mr. John Mi-enheiiner has begun the
framework of his house at ltoekwell.
Mr. W.C. Fisher, who has been an
employee of the It eC I). It. 11. Co. for
tlie past year, is now '-conducting the cut
ting of hickory wood for ltobi. iSmith, in
this locality.
Mr. J'.eph Beaver got his foot
sjSrained very b;idly by falling from a
tree w hi!e 'po-sum hunting recently.
Prof. L. 11. llo'hrock is going to have
a new duelling built, preparatory to
putting a cropper on ins farm, dunny
I lie season.
tiort
"lOU D0;TELLi1.' .
TUC
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KEB'&CO.
The lady's exclamation of ustonish
ment h nat ural. I Ier friend has just told
her that vve are sclitug door mats for -C;l-.
Well, it's true, and it ii also- true that
such an article was never sold for such a
figure before. We arc putting llitjS un
heard of price in print so as to make it
absolutely clear to housekeepers that
they can get from Us for less than five
dollars what will certainly cost them six
or seven elsewhere. If that is not con
vincing enough, we will give you a still
more striking example of the advantage
of dealing with us. For ten days" .we
shall quote special prices on our . suits.
A handsome marble lop suit for o0;
ten piece marble top t-nit for 27; a masj
sive oak suit with toilet We will
also give you special prices on our parlm
suits and hall racks. Come "ami see ns
and be convinced that w e can oiler you
bargains never before heard ot in tlie
turniture line.
Yours Kespect fully,
EA!rIS & EiStfHAEDT. '
RALEIGH, IC. C.
We desire to call the attention of n t
people of North -Carolina to Hie
Extroardiaary . Offering
of Dry Good.rnd Jiimlred tvarcs v
i . ' i - . 1 V .if
pets ami.. Furiiiture, tluit ve will inai
during tTio Southern-In tcr-Stite i:xr
tioii, to be held at Raleigh, N.-( )l
irer 1st toTccenibcr 1st.
Visitors to the Exposition are ure,l t-T-
tfrfer their -'purchases until SV-y! can ,
0r'orr,-AV here they will- 1h slimvn il
largest lines exhibited in the Si.ti;),,,, ... ...
State?, and at i
Prices Lower Ythan any t. other
House in America.
.Everyon w ill 'bc'.-'boartily rfrvivcl
and politely and attentively w;att . ( .,,
i
ICIm iiwve A lii.in 'e has received twt
cir load- d i.-iia uo frcin Hiate lhislnes.-
Agcr.t, Won n.
ia v S. Pulhroek, D. !., will go on
i it to the churches d N.o'.ei e'. h an.
(iiiiliv rd ihi.- Wv-eK. lie was pastor oi
tlie former :.t a recent time.
Mash r " Thomas ibdiirocl;, who h
i)i i. cierKi! i-'i'..ir. i . inurpiiv, in
aiisoiiry, is id iiouie now. lie says he
liie Lam better tlnm tlie city.
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IVl'sonall v
art not
afraid ?
1(h IM-rirl i I. P: .A 11 !:!'-.. t(t vfvMil' bv
will not down. Ibis is the one burn- tt .a l1,'I,i,.vih- e,.?,.,;,.... ;.. ;r t.
I mi. o.- . l. i.e. .iii t ii' ii.' . iii rv li llli
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The money question is the one that
11 not down. This is the one burn
ing question tint tails loudest for ; iii- fyiirg of wrongs and adjustment ol
ve.stigation.- It is a problem that must intmiaiities. V ' - '' .
be .solved without delay. The degrade
mg 'despostism of niouey niiist he over
thrown, and it must be taught to be: a
servant, and not a tryant ot" the people.
Pacific Union.
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Sherman and Clereland are. Xi per
fect accord as .gold-bug and Wall
street representatives. Tljey stand fdr
thereditor classy for the. bondholders,
SiATK-XKWS..'
Items Bailed Down trv Save Space
From Mountains to-Simi shore.
Mis. Jennie IL l;n-.of U nio.i eouuty.
is u ider arrest ch rged with infan
ticide.. ; ;
Alex. McKinnon & Co., prominent
TlIE Lpu i i r Topic is o n t hie Pi oj i vs
sire Farmer this week with both" feet
or criticizing :m article which ap-jieared-
iu that paer . htst week.. It
say?:
We have hn from a source which we re
gard us truthful, that there wns so tn.i.-l.
-tiou'jt enteruined concerning the TijrUjiiitr 0f
v.. ji.cut Hiiuonai preeiiieut ol llie-AUUtce
liat he was blackballed when he first applied
for membership ju Wake county..- Isthis'true?
Of course it is not. An man who
knows anything about the Alliance
jknows that one blackballing is suffi
ient. That ends' the matter of his
ever bemg.a -mejuUr of the AV'anri.
I ring -utanoju?jr horse. -" vhrcn (y for Ph;r?c Ca;torIai
banks great ornierations and fixed in. 1 merchants of Laurinburg, failed last
comes. They have ni) sympathv with week. Liabilities about 5550,000.
the .debtor chiss, who have Ireen Uided Evangelist S mi Jones will commence
down with ruinous taxtion. Wash- : ' -i .
. - ii aencs m ineeujigs at uuuugiou on
ingtoi, bent.nel: . October 10th, to be continued for ten
'' Secretary Fostei-y in.. his': rbite . sta'te-. -dl,ys
nient'o the amount of money in cir- Mrs. David Walker, wife of a prin-
ciilatioii'trom.-IbiiV) to 1891, utters ter, while out walking with her infant
some of the most unspeakable lies ever! babv at Winston Thm-sdav full i the
littered by any 'official, and 'we clial- ground and expired.
leirge anv man in Carthage or Mo., KM oo nnn V AT P l i r i
deny it aml'face us in public oh the . B?o l? A Riding and
reports made by every Yretarv since. a r! i ! '
1800. Labor's Tribune. . - " Wl11 be t,rected Ashevilie at once.
vo T ' -. .. . ., . A voting white girl named Marv
. As an evidence of the abilitv of t... i n ... ',
c -. . . i-i . . . .. . I aikji i u. ii i a- eio. oio, was assauireu
S ,'3 n i l -ne-mHe e by a negro 1st Sunday while on her
Mll.111, I flilli 11' JV.J .- I llCIt- IS III
eluded So accept t he !-!..ce
Mr. ilcConias is a very clever fellow
and lie is dest rvedly popuLr here, l ut
it has been generaiiy supposed that la
was a good deal more of a spoilsman
ihan a civil service reformer.
The Constitutionality of the tax of
one half of one per cent, on the circu
lation of the national banks every six
months is doubted by the banks land a
test case is to ho fake!! to the supreme
court by the Twin Ciry NaS i-n:ih liaiik
of Xew Ib-ighton, Minn. The'ground
for t his debt is that, tlie provision of
the National Hanking r.ct originated
in the Senate, whereas the Constitu
tion says Ihat all bills for raising rev
enues shall originate in the House of
la .1 11,1 i
Uepreseniatues. ;,ou!d I Ins (jilestiou
be detida d in favor of the bank the
Treasury would have to refund : many
millions of dollars w hich have b en
collected for national banks, but. the
victory would, in the opinion of; those
who are opposed I o t he Nat lona i 1 an k
ing syst'tn, evi ntua'ly prove to he a
boomerang lo the banks.
It is thought that both the vacan
cies on the Interstate Commerce; Com
mission will he tilled this week, but
the names are, diilieult to gues al
though ex-Iiepresentative Clements, of
Georgia, is a strong favorite for the
democrat, and ex-Representative (irear,
of Iowa, who is strongly urged by Mr.
J. S. Ciarkon, for the republic;n.
You mint a picture of tlie national
officers of the. Alliance. Scnl $ 1A)0 nl
'lit the l'ro'jrcssire Farmer aifd the
Watchman and pirhire.
The American hog bids fr to
soon become the same privileged char
acter abroad that he has iong been .-.t
hojlie.
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il l . iytfMl.31 lM.Bai
ltR0YAL?S:'rfii. il VJ
Absciiftc'.y Pure
A cream of tartar baking powder
Highest .of all in leasen pig strciejth.
Latest C. S. tiovei uiaerd Food Report.
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KLUTTZ&CO.
Faiiiy 10-Ceat BiairlitBi liite
Unea ualle d for tho Cure of
Comc to
Tuckers, -
the Exposition, and "
. ?. 1 & II. S.Wer&Co.
Mention tlxo SVathnian nv hen-j t.u uu- e
-at' iv-
Fresh Ganlen Svvih
tluccd prices. - v 7
' Glover ami Grass
tlio lowest ; prices at Etmis' Dn;-
btore.-'
So'iJ.
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Chol
era Morbus, Summer Com
plaint, Pains in the Stcmr.ch
and Bowclc, &c.
octf ully,
T.l'.KI.UTTZ&CO.
Land 1
fur w
READ THIS!
Ie suro atul call for a 1 dtlo'
of o Cures, it has never failed
to cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and Sick Headache. I can give
you first-class references in .i!
ishury to prove its merits.' W ;
sale L; -
BH IX TDIH.
D.on'lrwait till you get sii k -to s
bottle of-Kiiniss' Diarrlwea Specitic, t i ;
eomc and have it ready. It witlsavt . i
uoclor tall and 'prohahiy yoiuli!( . h
is sjiei'dy cure for IMairluea, F!un, Suii
mer and liowef" eoiaplaints. ,. It u'w
fails to cure ii taken iu time.
' . J. If. EKNISS.
fe!2tf
Ulmr3istratcis-:ltt:.c....'
' Jtavinis qualified as adininislors f
e -ta'eof Av'. F. Watson, "in a 1 il, .v ,
1
o;tien, cetnonin- beieby . notify-ill I j.eisons 1.vjj;- '!..,
J1T.I rolrs. ei:.. n.iic wect of Cnrl.well (ivjiot, : a;.unsi .t oi,h.;., eA.i,., . ... ...
m-:.f lVeUr's si -1 m o! -1 1 -1 i --f. 'tin- tract i.s. ,,.- " or before the 10th ia' ot t-.t. wn-....-r.S
to" contain valnai.tc jruht and co;,j..r -lMJ, or Unk not ice Will he pleau IU l
nino. Ai v !: wi-hii .o Lay slunihl cm!1 m, of t hei r reeo ry . ' '
' v. rite in"1 nt liool. v -II. .Sept. l)tblStl, .
CIllUSTjONhUUV UObSllorSEU. ' I). L. AVA'lON.
Ainrn.'t i. IsOi.' ft. ' . J. H. McKKN11"
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FOUNDED IN 1864 by the present executive 27 YEAHS of coatinuoua and eucreesfni mn?
uient Increased aDcnal attendauce Now occaoTins four buildine" Stands unriv!ol in
faeinties for educatine YOlTNCl jHKN AND WOMEN for encees in life. In decidim npou
p;-hool for thrir r.liililrrn. DAnfUTC chnnlil aund Iti.m tn THK 11KST.' hranpc it nn. it
inay require the expenditure of a few dollars mors at first, bnttt will prove therbeapeHt int.be rtv..
CHF AP tnition ia verv dear, beranne it mrannrhoan trhem. rhean BiirroundincH. infrrior (n.i-
itiea, and oilers KO opportunities for BecurinR POSITIONS tor its pupils and rtAMt
ThisIn8titation, owing to its H ICH standard of excellence, baa placed "In desirable poniiioriH mw
youni men and women from Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Sontb Carolina and Ocorgiii, .&a
all Bimilar isetitutiona combined. Catalogue and particulars mailed cn application.
"Address, V. H. SADLER, President, tnd Founder; or F. A. SADLER, Secrctaiyj
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 6,8, 10 & 1 2 H. Charles St.. BALTIMORE. MD.!
Mention luc Watobmaa when you write. 'Ti';: -
I .Cm-
lilib I
..i ,.i. ......!... n... ..i..
eircu.latip.1 per ctii in 1SC3 tmlv ""J' " "'" "T" UL'"1
J20.57, when as a matter . of honest (hit y$ 100 for the Projrrsxice Far
tact t.s reported by the previous secret -1 . , , . . ,,
taries, there was pVr capita. If w'' Ml'(t " l"'''"' lf "
EutJiic nmouery is sncccsslul therf; fke jffw& of the national Alliance in-
lieFer. will b anv n fonn in . Aiuea-ica. cttuhitfj cucit State l resalent.
LaboSciJrijlnria..
VT0ULD equal taxation hurt anv-
Uxly V Does trpial taxation hurtXuv
one ? Auswcf at the Kils.
Now Tr,7 Tlas.
It will cost you nothing and will surely
do you 'good, if vou have a Celih, Cold
or "any Truat Chest or Lur.jjs Dr.
Kinji's Xew Iiiseovcry for Coiisuiaption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed lo give
relief, or money will Lc paid 'each. Suf
ferers from La iiippe found it joist the
Ihinirand under its iis,e had a spr dy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at
our expense and lea: n t .r yourself
how cooil a thing it K Trial bottk-s
free aL-KlulU i Co s. diu storey Large
size oUc. and Si.oO
Children Cry for Pitchers rtofiz.
We arp imw i'C(d inir tli
largest and la-rt assorted stock
we have ev.,r carried.
lioad ;i few of our prices:
Hmt e-oods, 10c. r-er yard.
liroan Slioes, $1.00.
iJress CJoods IVoni Sc. to Si .00
per yard.
Men's Slioes from $-T00 to
S12.O0.
A full line of men's and boys
Hats.
The cheaest line, of (Jlroceries
in Salishury.
If you wish to save . money,
do not huv until vou ret our
va rrA p . iT
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Ilriuir it aloiH'.; the mo:c lh ' merrier. We 'are prepared i
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prices.
We moan business.
D. E. JULIAN & CO.
Administrator's Notice. I
Having qualified as administrator ol
the estate ot c-oplila i eeler, i nerel y
give notice to all persons having ch.in:.
against the estate of decedent, to exhibit
the same lo the undersigned on or cxi'.i
ihe 10th dav of September IM'2.
Sept. U, 181)1.
A. L. PEELER,
Auiu'r of .soi hi.t IVehr.
ilKJHKK IMIIOKS f. r ,SX()V nVlliE CURED than anv other
Freights are ebean, a iuei4 tril'e e heii incivj!Scd firices are taken into
Our railroad facilities ere irood. Send your "tobacco to Oxford. .X.'
gvt good prices and (piick 'returns. Buyers for'all clashes and from eveiy j
of tlie world are located ill Oxford. YoTl will fi;fd us. -:, !
ALL BUSINESS AND SO rilEJlJDICE.
" ; - ' '
. Hunt, Cooper & Co., Merilmvs-W'iU-yJiOUKO, -liullock
vvc .Mitchell, IJ.-innrr Warehouse-. .
Co rt, Rogers i Co., Centre Warehouse, ' "
- IJ. V. Minor l Co.," .Minor WarehoUM',"
U. V. Knott, Manager Alliance AVarehouse,
. M. t'urrin, Huyer, E. G. Curnn, buyer,
V. C. b'eed, BuNer, (K S. Smoot, -Buver,
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John Meadows, Buyer,
Wilkinson. Brs,, "Buyer,
Meadows & Yancey,1. Buyers,
I). S. Osborn. Bu er,
F. O. Braiisfead, lu r,
D. UulJockTluyer,
Jidin Webb, Buer,
V. A. Bold it t, Buyer,
iX- F. Kingsbury, Buy i r,
B. Gltorn, Buyer.-
Bowarc of innlalions. Buy only the -.-oritii
trcnuino fixed wire
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Maiiufactrred by
SNOW STICKS.
Modern Tobacco Bam Go.
AGENTS WANTED L '
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