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- it i'lt 1 1 J- ,4 - :;;ee ! : hi) j.v.f- . Lit; i r r i ft " !? ... . 1 f 5 " - i. 1 ! 11. J Hi' 5 ' - !-! i New OU 8 P .;! . ,- OF U now on sale and brim full of attractions in all the staple as well as the nobby, fancy styles and patterns. While both color and quality are attrac tions, lh(r , 4 IjOW pmices Avo.havp put on-them make '.them doubly so. NEVER BEFORE has good, honest Clothing been offered in reach of our prices. Every legitimate successful business has to make some profit. Ours is .made in the buying and we give the customers the benefit. WE WANT and we will have it if Honest Goods,-Low All size Suita'from 4 ' 'Wright's Old Stand, nearly opposite Post Office, II M II I " II 1 III I II I I I I II II 1 II II Carolina Watchman. J. L. RABI3EY, Editor anil Prop. ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (One year in advance . $1.50 Six months ' .o , TERMS STRICTLY CASU. .The Watchman is orpin of the Alli ance in tlie 5th and 7th CongrcssioiKil ;pitricts. The Watchman has 75 per cent Taore circulation than any paper published in alishury. - Entcrcil as.sccond-cl.xss mail al 3n!ist)iiry, N. C. THURSDAY.. APRIL 141S92. - Wb wonder if M Rohhins is sat isfied now that lie has had his joint discussion? - Our .farmers should do something r .to diminish the growing overproduc--tion of millionaires. , What does it avail a man to raise .n, hig crop and get nothing for it ow ing to the manipulation of the specu lators? We are in a position to state that the Alliance is splitting up very badly. The scales aro coming off, but the fish remains. :- And now Jay Gould is "calamity howling." llis Texas railroad receipts tare fullen short a little over $100,000 he past year. Passengers too poor to jridertoo poor to buy goods; short freight receipts. That. is. the trouble The Oxford Ihij says "the silver I Ml i Mil was knocked out on the first round but' that does not end tha tight."' No, the fight will not end as long as W;d street sees proper to allow congress t wrangle over it. But just as soon is Wall street says utop," congress wil crawl into a hole. The undertakers have been holding ft convention at Kileigh" discussing jiiti.u.i.-i ui t5v,i,ir uiiuciii, :s mi! ii.ivt' iiuoui iuat time me manu .Oxford Ay. Yes, and the coffin trust f:'-cturers demanded a share in the pie. .says you must pay 20 per cent, more ' Accordingly the bankers sold them a for. coffins Tie reafter. To those ex-1 few fat, sleek congressmen. Since reefing to die at an early day this rise in prices in ust beHLgraye subject. -- - s The Watchman from now jmtil the iBth'of November ibr pnly 50 cents. 4 irm Y0 H Mi! Prices and Fair Dealing will get it. to 4&. We can fit the longest or shortest, smallest SOMETHING 13 GOING TO HAPPEIi. Millionaires continue to preach. The other Sunday S. W. Allerfcon, millionaire pork packer and grain specula-tor, preached a sermon in Chi cago, lie told them that dealing, in futures and the formation of trusts was of great benefit to, both producers and consumers. When he sat down a young man in he back of the church arose and said: "it is an 6bvious,fact that some mill- on dollars are made every year on the ioard of Trade. Where, docs that noney come from? If your board is a jentfit to both producer and consumer, from whence do you 'lellows get your millions? If comes out of somebody. You do not create it or earn it." Another' man arose and said "that Allerton and his Board of Trade had ut 3 1,000,000 of mortgages on the farms of the country. Dozens of men luivo become millionaires by specula ting on the f;um products." The Farm Field (tnl Stockman savs Aller ton declares that when he preaches again he will disn i s the congregation and notgive anyoody a chance 'to re- , , , lt - a pi v iu ii ir e moii. That is nicti douigs for men in a Christian Jand to be discussing such matters in a church on Sunday. But it is no worse than nn incident that happened in a North Carolina church recently. A prominent, citizen was in vited to make a. religious talk in the church. This prominent citizen would not object p being governor of the State, so he took advantage of the Inre crowd present and "preached" that the church otight to spread itself and see that hones:, sober men were nominated for all responsible otii ;es. T:iaf. sort of preaching would be all right outside of a church, but is rather out of place in a religious meeting. Hut isn't the devil having a picnic about now? v AN IMPORTANT SALE. At the close cf the war the bankers owned a good many congressmen. True they divided liberally with their j that there has been little trouble in keeping up a higli tariff on, the uees saries of life. Strong efforts have been made to keep all tluseaves iu office, even though many of them had become millionaire:--, but .some have .died and others have u-en defe: ltd, though ju!is i ew 11 1 I II The Bankrupt Stock of II. & L. Wright has just been purchased by us, after all the hard, cheap goods were sold. The best part of the stock remains. We bought it at a tremendous sacrifice, and sell it at the former price of cheap and shoddy goods, which means about HALF PRICE. Men's Suits, worth 4.00, now going at $2.50. ii u ii ii ii ii u , They arc moving m 71 ?2 This line is also full up and a tractive. Our SI. 00 Suits at SI. 50. Good e very-day School Suits, strong and durable, and S3.00. Finer Dress Suits for a little more money. Fall Pants 25 cents up. of money was spent to elect them, j TLl J 1 1 I il. il nut n um an naruie nas oecn . acii uiui a few could be bought at :my ti oe. So there has been no financial or tar- iC legislation (in the interest of the people) since. Of course very few of our Southern Congressman luve been bought, for they didn't need them. 1 The St. Louis conference1 decided I that the plutocrats must be robbed of their ability to buy Congressmen be fore there can be any legislation se- j cured, alienee not much is said about i " ' taritf legislation. The Alliance has decided to kill the roots of the trethat bears so much eyil fruit and then chop off such branches as the mrir internal revenue and pensions. The. above is a true picture. Put on your studying cap, think over the past few years and see if it is not. WONDERFUL PROSPERITY.' 'T' 1 ror months and months tlie metrc- polifan dailies and many of the smaller fry. have been teeming with the "won derful prosperity" exiting in the TTi.iforl cjf.if Tn. i,..a- n, i . , , ., iacts ;mu see u we can nnu 1 iio tignref? that will justify this extravagant state ment. We have srventy persons in the United States who are worth 2,700, 000,000. One hundred persons who own S2, 000,000,000. Thirty thousand people who own more than one-half of the wealth of the entire country. Here then is the wonderful prosrer- ity we read about so of: en in the pin-j , , . . tocratic press. Mmd you, only 150,000 out of 04,000,000 enjoy it. Let us look on the other side of the picture, and we may discover the "wonderful pros perity" of the remaining 03,070.000. We find 1,500,000 out of' employ ment, and living in absolute want. 700,000 tramps! 00,000 homeless children! Of 2,000,000 who inhabit New York city, only 13,000 own homes! 9,000,000 homes mortgaged for about 83,500,000,000! 2,000,000 working women who are J-so poorly paid that they must accept cuarity, Fell their bodies or starve! Tim people burdened with -n debt i Senlitor Vance, Co-rgj-K-saien Hender of over 820,000,000,000! 1 s n and ij-.inn were in 1 be "House Res- Verily there is "wonderful prosper- taucortT one day hi-t week sipping 'ty" in this country with the 3 ,000; "Apricot Sherbets." ilaybe they are but among l he 03,970,000 there is a there now. rapid tendency to ii retrievable pan- "c pcrism ; Children Cry fcr Pitcher's Caslorli CI y I y t P PI P y 1 44 G.OO and 87.00, now going at ?3.50 M -$10.00 and 812.00, " 515.00 and $18.00, " $20.00 and $25.00, f 6.00 ?8.00 812.C0 i ii fast; don't icuit too long. TT"i m m p r 1 1 Si or largest men. If you GOOD HO AD 3. The writer was ic of the fir.-d. m North Carol in r to agitate ma 1 ''ra tion with substantial sues: ions, i j is folly to talk about working the roao (by ta::a!iT:i or otherwise uu'es- yor. ! have a solid plan.- Just a; wed stanu J and throw pebbles into the ocean with the expectation of tilling :t up. !ll!i'1- ,l ' be-in at the .county Our idea -is to seat of each county an 1 work outward: in cverv direction. TI .cadam;! Ht worst planes first. Of course tins mot , i be done by a special tax levied for the j purpose. I i addition county convicts can be worked. By doing :i little 1 T '11 P . cverv ve; 'ooit roaus w 1 1 1 eoir.eaio. ru whi'e. The tax payers will not l-e'l for they will ai! le ben fitted more -or less, directly or indirectly. The money wiil be vpent iu the county and go int.) the eh OU i ' ' t. i i d ' o, i The Utr iLt is trymg to m ik- capi tal lv eaiiing the Alliance, cofifetvnee which was held here last Wednesday a "secret political meeting." We know it was not a secret politi cal meeting in a pari i -an sense. Hnt even it it was it was no worse than other secret political cmiferences that have been heivl in th'e State. The Dem ocratic Executive Committee met in Raleigh last Thursday. It was a se cret mceti.'ig. At one stage of it four members of the Executive Committee were refused admittance. Of course they had a right to confer secretly. We are not making any objection, but why ! don't the Herald denounce that? ihey , , , - .i ! mav have been doing as mean tilings I as the Alii oic vn :i wh m-t scretlv. The Charlotte 0mv is getting alarmed in earnest. It, hs afraid the leaders hive b -e i . ki 1 1 ip,j 1. I(e- cently it said: 'Wiiorc :;ro the .Ic.i-'cr-5? This is t:ie fr.ic.--tion of the liuur. Tije newvspaiK'rs arc ringing with it. lint there is no rcsjionse. The lead ers do not materalize. Livingstone unl Moses htive gone to Gorgi:. but nobody tomes to North C;t.-jlina. Trie prot-u, whit.; ar they." We don't k ii.y wh re t:iey have gone, wish we could tell the ()'$errer. According to the New York Voice o y U il . and S-i.00. and $7.00. and $10.00. and $15.00. i ii ri would be cheap at 2.00, 2.50 line of Knee cannot call, send to the rw this i:; you it pipe. Plain Fact -i r.n! Share, Pithy Snyltrrrs fr:r.i IU 1m;. t i'.-.p-.-rs. And so the big democratic House s bout a tie on silver. Now doesn't this oe A vot i ? Af'-r ad their ; h d n "lS I i lllianc- F:!n::-i-T. Wl:cn p.op'e are continually rob-1 li"d bv law il'i-,il!ov s as a. ii iturat con- j Ucrpuvice that sane of th-m will rob , ,Vilhuut ilVf.-Fa ulhwr Count u Wheel, j Count ij Prophet Carivgic is pn-aching the 1 gt spcl of we.dlh in churches then t in-.nre il"'s eve has been so en larred ; i larked : .... i.i i that t.i:e biilamaire can ride nirougii ;t on a canna. : he l (jju Hill lias m ale his famous trrp and toiil the people what the issues of the day are. 'i iiey are Tammany for bood Hill tor prevalent. aid tlie people ; i oamue.t. :yt) A:i:".uce fanner. The "industriorsnes-s" shown by the two old parties in sending disturbers to the St. Louis convention, wasoniv sur r il'- T pa ;ed bv t he proniptae: with which ! i V ei oi it. Chcxani ni Ar- Tiie p! at form adoote l at St. Louis tias aire i !v accomplished one tiling that shoiii l open til" eyes of tlie peo ple -u has m.ide I lie m mev power and ali its bench nnu show their teeth. Derier Apie-d. We need' statesman in congress who can run the government without the adjunct of a bar-room in the National Capital. More brains and less whisky would give the country better legisla tion. Missouri World. The farmer feeds the world, and the wage-workers produce the manufact ured articles. Of necessity these two elements must combine afj;iin;t monop oly or their condition will rapidly grow w. rse. D'tnriHe Sentinel. Overproduction is it? Then whv do I I people iu our ow n state barn corn for i f,,..' v.-JiiK- the cr-al miners in IVniyl- j va'iia are siiiie;:n ior mean; ami tins 1 with al: oar boated f:.ciliiifs for trans ! :)ortatieu Aiti'iiicr- Hrtiv. it :... i . - t . . . l i i rvv-j jj A ceim rti-ttr Mi n-r ! v v;r. lii;' or all i Pi l-Mvet.J:i sir: -i. a.-Ut-.-l V. .S. doe-rnvo tat Ko.vl. .i.l .'l COMPAK li f -v.- njx 71 r 11C M H New Huts arriving almost daily, in Soi, ;,I:x, IV.-, . V Ihe Jiew The celebrated Stetson Hats variety of styles. Wool bats 25 cents up. " Fur Huts 50 cents up. Straw Hat at all prices. Onr line if NE-KWEAR U inv,istaM.-. and is ;.r;..i..;: ! i .. o..i: .! YV.. ...,. 1.. f . .1- . , ! . , . , . select from. . , ' .. Each Garment is aout 'J5 -cen's 1 line of colored shirts. W ell made, full siz? ounng s!iir'. ut 1 n it Th Watr.hman from now J .:,;f:c im Uiil.. :,-J.'J lULil 'Ji U v . fcr cnly Gu cents. r FOT SALE CHEAP. Will soil on h.n, tirat if well acu.n :l. A ;:! n ot.r.vlo ! I : liil P.rid. c. " i P:.i' idcLia., Pa., (P;ictery at .Mi'mrn, New Yor k ) Sovtiikkn- I);. pot ror, V. A( i;i::s. I!;: I Ligntcst in. 'v;c..it, -:zz jurs'ii:- These are the esseniial rt . ": crruitt s.in a. good macl.ifie and tticy nre ali a .-so- j ciatcd in the Os.pornk iroods. Il von j .t);ljlji.'jiiJj V 1 , . V , . "t , want the best iVlower, Reaper, all .stet l tilt. ,j.)V 0f Aprii. Ilav Kake or .teel spi ;n;:-!oolh Narrow in eistenee, P not jairrhase hefure see ing the O.SIiOIiNE. Call on our nearest Agent, or write for descriptive Catalogue to OWEN H. BISHOP, bpecial A trea t . f-'.-i .v ee?t- i x. 1 ' 1 . 1 1 . v ' e ; er- ; o V,'- 1 .-, V A I;:-' nuui.er ol ii .:e i. . e- in' ! pair; oti-.iutly kept on'haml. I : t .:. v.: t C H .f 1 i i ? fi r j cai:i:y THE LA lit JEST STOCK OK DIAMONDS of any iiorsi: in Notrnr OAT'liI IV At sTJ Ff TJ' P,-'K CFSS L.t, Kf" ! ! 1-tb. SENT ON A I ' r I , I ( ' A Tl ( N . N E KEEP ','",:,' NO i I T.'. I K'N S(.NK IN .STO! !;. ;.E! 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