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Vicinity.
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LocM Editor.
A meeting will bo held in the.coui t
bouse to-night to ratify the nominatioi
made by the national and State demo
cratic conventions: They will probably
have a rousing time.
A bicyclist left here last Friday morn-
jrr Siivnnniih. Ga.. his home. Word
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AY, JUNE 30,
june bug has put in
his. -appear-
- s u now in Baltimore
' .1 ...tlrm
J his annua
- - fourteen hours- and
.l minutes iu length.
- inmntneo appeared
- pars nu
irketafewdaysago.
tne ,
en
Watchman
wants a live local
XD ,wffi in the county
f at every
jloreheaJ to .pen
Jones left Monday for
d several week's vaca
tion
- Tiuirn ' of Harmony. Ire-
tfr J. II-11 J . :
... .. . ..I,.,ia,.tit itxll VPS-
coioij n " .
terd3y morning- - .
,jul,urv is truly a cty ot-flAvnings
The "uul
cuine oacK inai iic muc uw iaiowimw
. ... ... nili tutivnnii liora, fltlfl C5um
cord in about two hours. '
It is now reported that the Norfolk &
Western railroad will push Us Roanoke
& Southern branch south by way of
Thomasville. If true that wil1 put it
further out of our reach. '
There is to be a match game of ball at
the grounds in East SalUbury-between
the Franklin and Salisbury nines, to
morrow eveuing at four o'clock. A
beaten time is expected. - T
The roller Hour mlir is to be erected
on the corner of Long and Liberty streets,
in East Salisbury, A side track- will
rvrnhnhlv he'buitt out to the mill. The
erectiou will begiu at once.
The hottest days of the year are upon
us, ana it oeiiooves us io cicuu
hack lots, cellars, hog pens, etc., and
nreverit sickness. Your back lot is some-
s
. Fire Last Saturday.
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About five o'clock last S itnr.lay even
ing lightning from a dark cloud idrtuk
the residence of Mr. P. M. Bernhardt, -en
Iiiuiss street, next to the covered bridge.
No one, was hurt by the shock and for a
while U was not known that the home
As
MECKLBNBUEa NEWS.
What is Gomz- oa Among: tne Descen
dants of the Signers ot tne uecia
.2 ration of independence.
buck that he made the distance of . had been set on fiic l y the light ng.
soon las ith ei fire was discovered the alarm
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Mr. J. CL Burroughs, ivha has- been
chiefly Instrumental i in pecurinx . funds
for the erection of jthe Craighead monu
orient, says the monument is ready for
erection, excepting the inscription, This
is being written by a Craighead, which
necessitates a slight delay, as Mr. Craig
head was not at l.b-.ne when written to.
Peaches and apples are very poor and The monument will be placed in Elin-
The threshing horn is heard in the
land.
Craighead sihrol hou?e, on ...AVO.
Steele's place, was burned .Wednesday
night at half post nine' o'clock. -It it
thought to be the work of an incendiary.
re-
was given and the fire department
sponded promptly and did good work.
Everything in the, house was saved, but
of coinse sustained slight damage. The
roof was completely burned off, but the
walla and floor were saved. The loss is
about $1,000, fully insured. Mr. Bern
hardt will probably havo it rebuilt soon.
scarce. .
Charlotte is eating tomatoes of her own
manufacture.
Our favorite fruit is being gathered
the blackberry.
The merchants say that. trade was
never duller at this season than now.
wood cemetery.
! Deaths J
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Mrs. Charles F.j Alexander died at 1 cr
home in Huntersville, Sunday-morning
at 5 o'clock after au 'illness of a week.
Uer death was sudden and totally unex-
I A Terrific Storm.
TIia most damaging storm known to
many 61d citizens around Organ Church
passed over that place last Friday even
ing. I lis track was narrow but it carried
destruction in its path. The greatest i Two prohibitions were in a Third party
damage! done was to the wheat crop. J meeting in Alamance county tho other
'Not a shock was left standing, "some j be- day, so says the Uleamer.
ing blown more than a hundred yards.
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pected, aud she! was not! considered
The heavy wind Saturday "blew the alarmingly illj Deceased was 36 years j
roof off Dr. Alexanders barn, two miles of age. She was a daughter! of tho late
Wm. Pattersou, of Lemly's township.
Observer,
out from town.
Dr. J. B. Alexander is in Florida at
tending the bedside of his brother-iu-luw
Who is uot expected to live.
: Died, near! Huntersville, the infant
child of Mr and Mrs. Milas Oehler.
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Absolutely Pure.
The storm: was accompanied with , hail,
which greatly damaged the corn and cot
ton cropj Tobacco barns and other
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erected,
nf Itv -Frances E. Shober,
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i.s creating a sensa-
y: -
,rlDcrly of Salisbury,
iBio-Tufrytown, N
The hoys are practicing on the ball
. The r-case
s .febury has caught the base ball fe-
. Th
' We notice the brick pavemenU sinking
' ...rii tilaces. This should bo looked
.iter before it gets too bad
xfr EJwin Shaver Is in Cincinnati at
...Min-'tho National rronioiuon v,ou
vcutiou, which met yesterday.
iruo -inniial Masonic-picnic will be held
-1. n M(H(l;lV. JllW lltll. A
big time is U store for allho attend;
v W O. A. and C. Sk Bingham were
lledtoSiatesville Tuesda-cuight by a
i ....... m inouncinz the death' of their
lent'"" i
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aunt.
Tlie I'reshyterian picnic was held at
Dunu'a ' Mountain Tuesday." .They had
jfylouaut day and all enjoyed themselves
inely. - , , Tj
A ma-ic lantern exhibition of scenes
iuJayan was given before a small auui
cuce iu tho Baptist church last Saturday
night. -
A subscription school wHl be started at
iim Academy, July 4th; and will be
m,,H by Mr. C. W. Parker, of Uuilford
county, "
Next Monday, July 4th, leng ,,a"
: i:wual holiday, the banks will be closed
ttml the lius'tollicu villohservo Sunday
liours. , " j
! Charlotte lias a now publication iu tlie
way of a monthly r iiiedical journal, with
, Da. E. C. Uc-isler ami J. C Montgomery
aaelityrfJ
Rev.' 3. F. Tuttlc, formerly of this
citVibouii a proiracteil -meeting at the
. - t vf t
iUbiBt uiiarca iu . u.i.iiiigiuui xv
last "week.
limes oflenMVo to our neighbor when it buildiots j were demolished, beveral
is not to you. buildings j were unroofed, lhe forests
.. . .- . I wftrft terriblv slaved bv the wind, nuse
two dozen Sahsbunans iook ,
irees ueiug iuru..up. . piA ui xih uuva
About
advantage of the cheap rates and lelt on
the excursion for Richmond, yesterday
morning. It contained live well filled
coaches and lea here about an hour and
a half behind time.
We return thanks to Mr. J. D. Kerno
dle, of the Alamance Gleamer, for an in
vitation to attend the Alamance races
turtheron in Cabarrus county the damage
bv hail was more severe, almost com-
pletely destroying the crops.
Deaths.
Mr; Martin S.tJolIy, who was taken ill
with typhoid fever aud returned to his
As our horse editor has distemper and no home uear Bost's Mill about three weeks
to go, we will- be
The store of Binglia a & Co., is being
t)itiit,l iiiul rc-iHJiioiled. Tho stores
1 -
uloti' MiUiT street are beginning to
We wonder if Salisbury's youngdemo
c ats wili revive the. use of the big white
Cleveland beaver, worn so much during
the last campaigu. "
Capt. C. M. Leo returned yesterday
frj:n Rochester, N. Y., wliere h had
beu Tatteinling the Association of Na
tbual Mi'chauics.
The Salisburv Cotton Mills was closed
d)A u Saturday. and Monday in order to
1 connect water in thetho old building
with the1 new one. j
Mr. G. W. Wright, our enterprising
furuiiurfe man, will open a music house
in the building just, below his furniture
1 e uporiu'm, in a few days -
The amount of mail, baggage and ex
press handled daily at our depot Js im-
meuse. A large amount of it comes
- down the Western road. x
one else is "bossing"
forced to decline.
The Winston Sentinel of last Tuesday
says: lVr. J. A. Blum left this morning
by private conveyance for a tour through
Guilford, Randolph, Rowan and Davie
counties to gather specimeus of small
grain for the World's Fair. - - V :
! There will be divine services in the
TiUthcran church Sunday: night. The
pulpit will be filled hy Mr. H. N. Miller.
Mr. Miller is a young man and an able
speaker, and it is hoped that a large au
dience will turn out to hear him..
The weather crop bulletin has this re-
port from Salisbury jor iai
4 Wheat is all cut aud the yield is unus
ually good. Com, cottou aud tobacco
are doing well. Peaches and apples are
sure. Grapes and blackberries abuu
dn, '
1 he next meeting of the North Caro
lina Piess Association will be held in
'Charlotte on July 27th and 28ih. It
probaile this will be the largest meeiiuK
jet held. They propose to take au ex
cursion to Washington or New York al
ter they adjourn.
Improved roads will bring all clause.
of rural -population into closer social re-
i...;..,.- i oLiii'r. increase im;
lUIIUlia . f
pleasure as well as the profit uf travel
shorten distancesave time ami give evi
.1. .! t( -a lu-iifr civilizaliou. Push th
X
i;ood work forward.
The first rcligioits services in the new
Pr..hviti-iaii church was the prayer-
j - -
. Vvrtwlnsrlnv niht: The
look ' mecimji " "
first Sunday service was neiu iai
dav by Uev. Mr. Fogartie, of Chapel
Hill. He preached in the Sunday school
room, the main auditorium not being
completed. -
ago, died at 7 o'clock last Thursday eveu
ing. He did not have a strong constitu
tion aiid ids case was pronounced hope
less from the first. He was twenty-two
years old at the time of his death, i For
neiarly two yerrs he had been a clerk in
Salisbury, and had made many friends
here. ; He was buried from Salem church
Saturday moruiug.
V
Mrs: Elizabeth McCorkle died at
Chapel Hill last Thursday. The remains
were brought to Salisbury and buried in
Oak Urovecemetery Saturday morning,
the funeral being conducted from the
residence of Mrs. J. D. Brown. Mrs.
MeCoi-kle was a sister of the late J. D.
Brown and Williams Brown, of this city.
Be 011 the Lookout.
Correspondence ot tlie Watcuman.
A white, middle-aged man, dressed in
a blue suit of clothes, came to Mr. Pieas
ant Wise's house on last Saturday while
Mr. andiMr. Wi.-e were altendiug the
luueial of Mr. M. 8. Colly. He stepped
upon the piazza aud attracted the atten
tion ;of .Mrs. Garner.' When she came up
to where this man stood, there he was
wiih a hi; hunch of lig'at keys in his
hatid as if remly to uulocknhe door, ami
a large! revolver buckled around . his
waist, lie did not speak but time
words a tut they were, "Who lives here?'
ahe replied, "Mr. Wise." He then s-pm
oil through the lieid for the woods.
.' Y- T. S.
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The farmers say the outlook has nevir
ueeu better thau now. Wheat threshing
Is going on aud wheat is good.
i L. C. McKay, of Huutersville, threshed
8Ui bushels of wheat this week, which
was raised on three acres of laud.
Rev. Dr. C M., Payne; of CoucorV,
preached two able tenaons in Charlotte
last Sunday. Both services were higlny
enjoyed.
Bro. Mac Sample called in to see us
this week. He says the crop outlook in
Hopewell is tine, but says tno Cleveland
crop is uot promisiug.
Doctors differ. We heard a cotton
.merchant say last week that cotton
would not have beeu below 8 cents hud
it uot been controlled by bucket shops.
Sarcastically judging from the amoui.t
of drunkenness, obscenity aud profauit
among the democrat delegates last Sun
day iu Chicago, prohibition must be a
crime.
The People's party of Alabama have
adopted the St. Louis p.atform and se
lected a delegation to tho national con
vention. The convention declined to put
out a Suite ticket.
The county commissioners will cele
orate the glorious 4ih by having a meet
ing that day. Capt. Dick Hilton will oc
cupy the throne. Come along with your
good nioial characters.
North Carolina cast three and one
third voles 1or Cleveland ai, tno tot. ven
tion. How many will the Alliance cast
III November? About the same propor
pollion, from Wuat Wo bear.
Private messages from Washi.igtofi to
New York say lhal lite Judiciary com-
liMtlec lias decided ihut Hie ii;Uch bill is
unconstitutional, so beiler prices of col
loll may be expected. ii.X.
Mr. J. C. Alexander left Monday morn
mg to allcud llio j.roi.ibillon-con'venlioi.
at Cllitinnall. 'lbey couiU nave iud :
dry low n by going 10 Chicago. The cou
vculioii last week dried it out there.
A imm of tJiTt.tr hnlinir Pmrilor lT1rrtot. of nil
On last Sunday morning; Miss Susie in leavening strenstn.-Iakt u. s. Uoeemment
McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. I uomButxo PowderCo.. io waustN.Y.
McDonald, died at the home of her par
ents in Charlottei She was 20 years of
W.H.&R.S.TDCKER&CO,
BAIiEIQH, N. a
BLAZER STHTS
J'
And Olher
TraYeling tatiesi
History Lesson.
Come up history class and let tne see it
you are improving. I don't waut you to
say anything that would hurt the feel
ings of any one, j
Q. What is the Hatch bill now pend
ing in Congress?
A. It is e bill to prevent dealing in
futures," . I
Q. What do you call futures?
A. A lot of sharks combined together
to buy aud sell what they nor nobody
else own. j
Q. What has that to do with the price
of cotton, corn, wheat, oats, flour, bacon
and such like? ;
A. Blesdl your soul, it has all to do
with it. I
Q. Can a fewi fellows raise and lower
the price of what the furmers have U
sell? !
A; Yes, they can raise or lower tht
farmer's produce to suit their own sweei
will. I
THE GREY SCHOOL,
For Boys and Girls.
The next session of this school will begin
AugusL23d, 1892, and clo?e May 20th, 1893,
making it possible for young men to attend the
school the whole term and get home in time to
aid in working the crops. The work is thor
ough, the rates reiisonableand the discipline
mild hut firm. For further information, write
for catalogue to
II. A. GREY, Principal.
Huntersville, N. C.
For Ladies whoTwrtl leave bamo tins
Summer, we have provided many goods
aud wares suitable for traveling or use
at Seaside or Mountain.
. i '
BLAZER SUITS SKI UTS AND BLA
ZEK, I r
SHIRT WAISTS, ;
DRIVING AND UIDI2CG GLOVES,
Waterproof Overgarments, Walk
ing Shoes, TkunK8, Bagb, Canvas
Telescopes, Gsirs, Etc.
OUT-OF-TOWN OBDE11S
Teceive the most careful attention.
Brown, Weddington & Co,
29 EAST TRADE ST.
:o:-
We are to-day keeping the
BEST ASSORTMENT
OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, AMMUNITION,
eed?6 and Carpenters' Tools,
BARBED WIRE, AND STAPLES,
me
A. They are called bucket shops.
Q. Where are they found?
A. In all large cities.
Q Are there any in North Carolina?
A Yes several of them.
Q. Do they pay a license to do busi
MPSS?
A. No,! they are unlawful according
to the stututes; of North Carolina, am:
you can't license any busiiicss that is il-
egal according to the State laws.
Q If they are not legal why is i.
hat they are hot presented to the grand
urv?
A. That would oflend the men who
ire running tlieiu, and they are all goou
democrats aud republicans.
Q Suppose they get offended, then
what?
A. They might join Gideon's Band.
ilie Alliance, or some other order aim
iiurt the dear old parties.
.1 Around MoonYilb.
Correspondence ot llie Watciim;in.
Rev. : J. M. Wharey, of Mooreville,
preached ata Mrs. Nancy Bruwley n last
Saturday evening.
Mr. J. Henry Tbarp, ot rtarmony,
spent a few days in this- coinmuuiiy last
weel:. 1 He will teach Uie public school
whic h opens July 4tn.
Mr. Frank Cornelius, who has been at-
nome
tending school at Trap Hill, is at
I rn Uumi the summer vacation.
. -J.. .... ti,.. YAWtPr., 1 Mr. Jas. Home, late ol Catawba, but
rtrvw f t ii foiintv. recent v stocKeu 111s
barn! With a lot of line cattle. He is an
enterprising man and is one of the best
funnel s of Iredell. .' . .
i heat h about all harvestea anil it )sj
reported as being unusually good.
tK wt hnnnil train on the western
road vvas suddenly halted at the trestle
crossing Sandy Marsh, Which empties
into the French Broad, 1G miles west ol
AsheyiUe. Engineer Frank Ketchietoi
this place, saw the washout and stopped
his train vvhen within fifty feet of the
place.
Moj. Harrell is making arrangements'
for an excursion of the North Carolina
teachers to the World's Fair in Chicago,
next year. It is expected that twelve
days will-be devoted lo the trip, and
Muj. Harrell thinks that $35.00 will cover
the entire expense of the- excursiou.
This will be the biggest aud most popu
lar excursion ever taken by the assembly.
Mr. Charles Ernest, son of Hon. F. E.
S'.iober, of Salisbury, will, iu connection
with Mr. George G. Fetter,' a successful
We are glad to see Mr. T. A. Cough
cnour out again. He has been confined
to his home the past two-weeks witliSu-
junes received in.a runaway. j pubHsher of LouisvilleKy., begin the
The checks for the employees of tl.o' publication of Fetter's Southern Magazine
railroad at this place arrived last Satur- in lhat city next mouth. They aunounce
day, after a delay of tea days. ; j it their prime intention to bring out the
AH.n,. u to.iw.nlp n,. talent of the young authors of the South
man--,- -rh tr..r ,k AKi tu ri wh have repeatedly met with discour-
w A lVJ QVtw mimr-mm mm w
to tho person who can bring them a
watch which they canuot Repair.
There will bo a picnic at the Narrowg
on Saturday, July 2d. Everybody is in
vited go and take lunch baskets, with
rt'nectations of having a nice time.
Trains have been rather irregular on
agement elsewhere,
success.
We wish them
The Fire Departments
A called meeting of the city aldermen
was held last Thursday night for the pur
pose of re-organizing the fire department
The Pioneer and Independent reel com-!
the W estern tcad for a few days, owing panios and the Hook & Ladder Company
to another washout, Avhieh occurred ut were re-organized with a captain and
&ariuy Marsh beyond Asheville, Monday, sufficient volunteers for each. Other reel
The high wind lost Friday evening companies will be organized. New
plew up u part of the tin roof of the opera
house, it also blew a tree over the
track of the Yadkin road near Rockwell.
A long record was broken on Tuesday
A r V'hen the Presbyterian piouicters failed J department.
iw get wet. However, there was a light
Sprinkle-early iu the moruiug and a rain
at iiiht. .-
wheels were ordered put on the largest
reel, also a rack for drving the hose wai
ordered built. Hereafter the iiremtn
will be paid $1 per month for their servi
ces. we now nave a. wen equippea ure
! Itesolutioiis of Jtcspect.
; j
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted hy Wood Grove Alliance
on Saturday, June 25th;
Resolved, That this Alliance nas nearu
..,:tl rrrfy.. rfyret anu sorrow 01 vne
death of our esteemed and devoted na
ri.nnil nresident. He has been so dear to
ii ami has stood like a Gibralter for us
at all times lor the upbuilding of our or
ganization from Us incepieucy uuui nw
death. We fervently pray that he may
be succeeded by a. 'Joshua 'V to lead us
on iu triumph.
Jletolved, That our sympatny anu con-
dolanco arh extended to his wile anu
children. . .
lleznlved. That a copy of the above; be
sent to the Economist. Progressive Farmer
and WatchsIan for publication.
JESSE W. MILLER,
' Sec. Wood Grove Alliance, No. 404.
Peeler Alliance, No. 1,312.
WmcREAB. It has pleased Almighty
tntAl nwuv from earth our esteemed
brother. Col. Li. L,. roiK, president yi iue
Vol mm Fanners' Alliance anu iiiuua
trial Union, and while we bow in fumble
.iiKmissinu to this s.ul tlisnensauon 01 au
....... . .... . . , .
Allwise and Allmercitui rroviuence
Vr?K coil iU 11 laff'rer of sauness anu
rr;r tft 1 ii.. lu:irts of laillions of the toil
people of the UnileU 3tates anu
shroud the homes of multitudes in the
dark drapery of mourning, therefore be it
Resolved 1st. That in the dent 11 ot our
esteemed brother the Suite has lost 01 e
of her noblest sou3, the nation a pure
statesman and a patriot whose place van.
not bo easily filled.
Resolved 2d .That in ins ueain 1110 re
form movement has sustained an irrepar
rthlfl loss, a scholar of rare abilities, a
speaker of most excellent type and a
leader m.wnom was comoiucu un mu.c
Huutersville township is satisfied with
ihn national lickci. Cleveland aud fclev
cnsoJi ale "the people," they sa. Ul)
server.
Huntersville township polls ISO .demo
d Clt'vcluud will not Ue
25 of that number.
Prof. W. D. Vincent, of Davidson Col
lege, will address Mecklenburg county
Alliance and the public generally, on
the all absorbing questions of the day 011
Thursday, July 14ih, at 10 o'clock, a. in.,
at Davidson Alliance hall, four miles
west of Charlotte. Everybody is invited.
If anv Southern man can noL vote for
Cleveland it will be because he has de
serted the banner of tho democratic
party. Exchange.
The democratic pat ty has deserted the
neooleand gone after the money god.-.
Away with such bauuers.
Fence Wire of all kinds.
Bubbsr and Leather Belting
all sizes and widths.
Cotton Planters of the Best Makes.
Harrows, Cultivators, Hoe?, Shovels,
Plows, Plow Stocks, and in fact,
every thins: used bv the war
mer. Blacksmith and
Carpenter.
Call and see us, we want your trade.
BROWN, WEDDINGTON & CO.,
29 East Trade St reet,
Charlotte, N. C.
CASH with tho order of fo.OO of
morywo will deliver goods free (except
Furniture and Crockjery) to tho jnearesl v
express office or rail road station. 5 .; : '
W. H. & R. S. Tnte & CJ., .'
. j Raleigh, N.C
Mention tae Watchman when you write. .
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BARGAINSBARGAINS
la Hoes, Rakes, Frrnng Implements, Hard- -ware,
Stoves. &c, at 205 S. Tryoaatiect, next
to onera boose. Charlotte, N. C.
IlKIU'OT CLAKKSON,
Assignee of Rlcha Moif.
W.E.SHAW&C0.,
Manufacturers of
SADDLERY,
Harnsss and Collars.
I
And Boalsxs b
LEATHER AND SADDLERY
HARDWARK .
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
CHARIiOTTE, . - N, C,
Mention tne Watchmnn.
AND
Rev. Egbert Smith, who has been in
the city for a week in the interest ot
home mission work of tho Synod of the
Slate, was most successful iu his work.
He collected $3,000 from the first rres-
byterian church atene. He will return
later and present the caue to the bee
ond -church.
A Stiitcinont from 31 r. Osborne.
To the Editor of the Carolina Watchman:
Dear Sir:-Ks you and yourcorres
poudcut from Mecklenburg have done
me justice in your comments upon m
nomination as the democratic candidatt
for attorney-general, I request you to
publish in your columns the following
stJtement in reply to some publication!
wnh reference to my position towards
the Farmers! Alliance in North Carolhia.
which have been made in several reforn.
'turners in this State, since the democrat it
1 t J It I 1 A. I IO.I
convention neiu at uaieign on me 10m
of May last. It is unnecessary for me t
repeat the publications, I will simplv
state my position towards the reform
movement: ;
TLe democratic party in the year 1890
in convention assembled iu our State
adopted almost entirely what is known
as the Ocala platform, aud I voted for
the candidates who were elected upon
that platform, thereby manifesting raj
approval of-it to that extent. In our
Isisl convention the same party incorpo
rated in its platform nearly all of what
i L-nnvvn as the St. Louis demands. I
was nominated, well understanding how
n:i 11V of those demands had been thus
adopteil 1 y my party, and unless I had
intended to support the doctrines con
tained in tie platform j of that party,!
would notin g accepted the nomination,
but would havo declined in favor of some
0110 who woiil 1 and honestly could do
I stand then on the platform upon
But above and
of. all de-
1
Cut Prices.
UP WITH THE TIMES
And up with the changes of disease."
Dr. J. B. ALEXANDER, of the White Fronfc
Drug .Store, has on hand and bc-forc the- pub
lic certain Medicines, of hs own preparation, j
that cannot be excelled In the care of diseases
for which they are rc-coto mended, vir:
Dr. Alexander's Chlorodine Mixture, caret all . .
" - .- pain.
" Remedy for Chills k Rheumatium,
-Diarrhoea Mixture, invaluable.
. " (Jomp. Sursaparilla, lor bioou,
Xougli Syrup, for all bronchLtl
. ". troubles.
At No. 15 S. College Street, Charlotte X. V,
Alliance Headquarters in rear ot store.
My stock of GROCERIES is now com
plete and all fresh and new.
I buy in car load lots from first hantU
for CASH, and my motto is to let them
o quick at such prices that no one can
undersell..
SPECIAL PRICES TO ALLIANCES
BUYING IN QUANTITIES.
Fresh field and grass seed kept in
stock. Also Pine Tar in any quantity.
Respectfully,
J. G.SHANN0NH0T7SE, Agt.
No. 23 College Street.
Charlotte, N. C
Mention the Watchman.
KILLED
1
' Yes, high prices afc killed on a groat ma.ny
things. Heavy cottonadc Pnuta tiuods wortW ;
20c.. three yards for 50c. Thi9 is a great bat '
gain.
Japanese folding fans now at half prico.
10c. fans at 5c, and 25c. fans, at 10 and 15
cent'.
Men's light coats and vests at 35c, 50c., 75c,
and $1. Men's pants 50c, 75c. to boj
coat3 2c. to $1. Men's folid shoes worJ.h
$1.50 at $1.
As it is getting late in the season : wc aro
cutting prices right and .left to reduce tock.
Everything marked in plain Pgur? ana otie .
low prices to nil.
HARRISON & CO.,
3 doors below 1st National Bank,
Charlotte, - N. C
- ' ' -
1 so
which I was nominated;
A man who was a ppcrtator at the beyond all pait and outside of. all
& man i ...,. j,v su,v no teal convention
Chicago convention says lie was in f. r myself a mean and .
Sherman House liar csuntiay evening UUu
1
ar-
counted 26 women and. 74 men, bis 01
whom wore badges of the convention,
all drinking and carouljng in a promis
cuous jam. Lord deliver us from a pres-
Tim ' 1 .
ideut nominated by ucn an ungoaiy
mob.
Crab Orchard is bragging of having
Ihn lftst crODS Since lUU iuncimu.
"They just couldn't be better," said sev
eral farmers from that township. We
haven't anything to complain of this
year, sure,' they said. The same news
i-omes from all this section. Tho crops
row-miuded num if I did not do all in
mv nower to relijve the agricultural pop
ulation of mv State from the distress ol
w hich thev complain. I am a democrat
hfwvmsB I sincerelv believe it is the only
nuriv from which such relief
can be obtained, but I am a true partisan
and devoted to the preseut organization
of which I am a member. 1 see a puou
in what is known as "Special In
ft.-matiiui.'' a sheet issued by the editor
of the Progressive Farmer, in which the
writer says that in ray speech accepting
. 1. .,r,,..imiiinii of attornev-ireneral. 1
UIC iiuiuih"""" - ,
hitter in mv remarks about the Alii
With all - duo reference to the
writer above mentioned I say that he b ,
mU:t!iken. unless It IS true vuai
w r. . .n!
A' 1 iu nee
cv'ne-niP.K
CAXAXiOGVB.
-fe Osh yLm--
aud
the Third
I expect
t 1 l.a.t .-... ..-.ill .ir.fL'il I .. 1 )
not OUIV "'' " " IIIIO 1 in uici 3
... Hartv are synonymous lerms. x civ-i
Observer. l,a rJ ,1,5. tlllk t find that
I pernaps no uwrc
Two business men were talking a few ,y Alliance friends ana
1 UPOII limunj .
tin Will Kltltliy Ulsll'5 tuc
lavs aco about the Chicago nomination
One of them said the Alliance would not Uji party instead of Farmers' Alliance
support Cleveland. The other said that iu the pitce to which I allude, he will
THE
Notice.
The members of the People's party and
all others, regardless of irast party ulnha
of
reform
niarriecf at M.he lattvr place yMertlay, meet at
-T-.i-u. p. weeuxic, uroiuer QL thP , r" j .;.
ilr. Thfpraas McKenzieof Rowan, and f,,,'
.. ... - ' lions,
Maggie Coble, of Greeiii'boro v.ere e rt
. Tlus clerical force pf ihe R. R. R.
Jieadiiuartew, at AtlaiUrt, Ga., leased
though here Sunday moriiing for Wash
V'Stcfa, to which place Uip general offices
ftayebcn muvvd, " '
movement, arc requested to . H'" "! A '''i'CJ k. tu ,-nnditlon of Mr
m . m I Iltf IAIIQ IIO UPIH. 1J1 M M til 1 1 f MI L j 1 Ul HU I
x- ranKiin Acauemv.ou feiaiuruay, I ' ' 1 X n .,r:.. . ;.i;miivp
" . - . VT t t-u ii i v for mibl legation. aUd ..wutsnt 1.4 indicative o
, at 4 o cloys, p. m.. to elect al-"- " T. . i r."-:..... r - i -
executive eummittee and to copy ue spreau o.. ... move. The cierKs ai e
suoh other business as may pro- - J E3 and irettint: ready to
townshil
transact
perly come before thpm.
AH are cordUuly invited to attend.
W. T. G II GEN.
was all ri"ht, Vance aud Ransom would prtU;vbiy come ."va.ci -was
an ou' I , , 1 !.. f rprtainlv did s;iv some thlng
come down and hollow a few times and Ua V, whlc1 migS.
noble qualities which go to make up the hhey would all trot In true alliancemen called hitter, So far as the Farmers
true man in the highest degree. jtftick a pin thero, will you. Vance ami Alliance is concerned I have never used
Resolved 3d, That we, as ( citizens M ' " wimiti do vvell to sound and see a bitter or .unkind expression aooui,
Rowan county, extend to. ins bereavea r- ,.n thfiV lumD in. -1;vud hat is more nevpr le uo uuK.. .
now uot n"!-y ' ...... (iprnp towarus u. ah iuw '
... 1 iiraa w v... v - . , . .
T.,rL- nff,P at so well known vhere I am known that l
- . : i ..iihtish it for the 1 urpesi ot coun
f a contemplated " - ib vil ellccts. where I am i o.
busv packing up i.nnWn. of a piece by a writer who dot
co at a minutes no- U0t know mr, ana wuo lyuiunj
p. Calvin IIpLsiioysEK,
Presitlent.
oirnf nntim frr ml TTT 1 1 . .1
tCfcndr?n Cry feKW lmtex i i5 TI? WPipi!
tice." 'When will you leave," asked the Prjjlumkeintlly ask lhe other reform
Observer of Mr. Bunch, the head clerk. & n Qur gtate to Copy lhi?
"We can't Vay yet. Mr. Turk is in Wash- Yours reiectfully,
-md will wire us to-morrow.V L r- Oeobnl.
.ugton, and v ill uirc u .v?. iM,:iiliilic. N. C .June 27, 13.-.
(Tuesday j-Vtocrver. j
IS KING OF MOWERS.
Tim tiMiiplrnrM" pxecl.s in Sim nlicitv. Durabilitv, Light Draft, Omit Cutting
wer, hikI iwrfect Pitman Ilod and Connections. We A the Hncheye M.jj crt
. . .... .
n car loud law and can give rocs UQttoin pn?&R
Wo are headquarters for repairs all UsJ Mownw and Ueaper?.
fe keep a full-line o ' ' - ..
Cr TIO tTR:R TES r -
Call and sic upor vvrit for prunes ltffri
Ilc."x?ct fully, .
at low prices
buying.
HKAVY,
yor a srtcjajly.
Jo. 13 S-Jtith ColK'gfs'rtyt.