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L Deal Editor.
iSoAY, JULY 23, 1892.
little
baled cptton comes to Hbis
Aa yet. we have riot heard .what "the
oldest citizen" fyajj osay 'about this
weaker.-,
According to the Charfo.te jyjrMrSi
f iff. Allison, ; of Ckilftpord, jag ordered $1
Jjtfhdsgme baptismal fjpt for or nejf
Presbyterian churcq.
The Alliance fslfn tjie fieryice of the
Bycicles are becoming yery pojjnlar fp,T ; Ti l t"i;
' Ml
,(1, iitlfPll UI UICU UICU1IUU1
.11 1 OV Uiv- - .
;tedf,r our next Fair.
have a tackey
S. Scales' to-night.
f.lla tvill
Tow" " r
I'tics J" Rowan have Pa3sed the sim'
:Irf)iut and -are now boiling hot.
pernio r' -
gcl,ool house has been erected
. -..Vvni inyCbtna Grove town-
Salihury Light Infantry will drill
near
tip-
The
in
TVewathcr of Mr. John Bell Sloan,, a
cr sftlcjiman in Salisbury, died at her
iuthf county on Monday morn-
- Eighty-seven car loads of watermelons
Jed through here yesterday gohig
Xbe democratic, primary conventions
throujoVit HrtU county will be held
Saturday, j .
A jtoret Carrying a new line of business.
il!be opened in a few days under tne
0J yr'ATCMMAJT oiuee.
Fiii.it ia yery scarce on our street?.
The iate frosts' entirely destroyed t he
peaches. aiAl .killed, inany of the apples.
The people's party meeting at Cleye
jj (j the 23d inst. was well attended,
aboutcvcuty-live persons being present.
A few days ago Mr. W. M. Ruth showed
. cucumber of' his own raising that
nJcured 11 jnches in length by 10 in
circumference
Salisbury. Thefe are ; tei n fis.e here
now, another has b,een prdere4 an4 Oti
ers will come soon. understand that
two or three ladies have decided to , in
vest in.a wheel and become "one of the
boys."' It is healthful exercise; a ride of
an hour every evening will help out a
weak constitution. ,
The Salisbury Light Infantry met at
the court house last -Friday; uight and
elected Mr. James D. Enniss as captain
and transacted other business. The re-
MECKLENBURG
Whts Going on Among the Descen
. aants of tne Signers of tne Decla-
The mlUtary boys returned from! the
epcanpheht Tes4ay night.
4.11 men flbould bo protected by law in
their rights to one day's rest in seven.
..The Watchman three months for only
25 cental Call at 15 South College hi feet
and.subscribe. i ?
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'Some 6f our papers have n bad case of
force bill jim jams A speedy remedy is
wanted. . : ; ' J-
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TVinnifred, the infant daughter of Mr.
gular business meeting will be held on and Mrs. Joseph G.'Shaniionhouse, diedj
. 1 j r j 1 . 1 A.tl ' I - i 'a i. -J !"L:,1 . 'tWA.-nU.. ! U
inenecoQU Monuav -nint 01 eacn mouiu.iui, lucit resiucucc near - iuc .wiv
and the company will meet for drill on 23d
eacu ruiay nigui. a com mm ee nas MriAlejr4nderf superintendent of the
ieen appoinleq to solicit am irom me cu- Apjia potton Mill, had Ids hand badly
izens, ana tney are meeting wnn reau nasheu by the machinery Tuesday after
success. . . nA;n
The North enroll na Tress Uonvention W e. M. Andrews yesterday shipped
met in Charlotte l uesday ana is stm Utt lafee lot of -furniture to Red Snrinjrs
session. A large number oj tne tratcrntty 1 forhe fUriiishiiig of anew hotel at that
are mere, realtors wnjenara' anu oiwtipa; nvjzn
nrt. from' this nlace. went down,- After!
- - - ..'".-' . 1 .1 .. : 11 a
adjourning the quill drivers will takd ten ;amwn;ieFy
excursion to northern cities. ...... ly- uwu V1 " ,UI
.. Jday.eveuiug, after an illness of nve aays,
1 ue ucw JUvuuiwo ui xjiui vrrvvo rcuuui i Qf fgygf
h nn ha wpnt into oneration repent I v. with I . ' -
Mr. Eli Beaver as postmaster. Mail U Mr Isaac N. Weaver, of Steel Creek
received Tuesday Thursday and Satur- Had Elsrm broken and badly lacerated
supposed thai it got there. The Watch- afternoon.
man rcceiveuithe first letter sent out Senator ' Mills,", of Texas, says a true
from it. - ; I democrat will stand by ' the party; no
w i.Ait 4 .,m iscf rl matter If theparty is .wrong. This . is
.flC.U pvvuv v .VviU..M .V.l. ...... ,.J... i; 7'
the State Fair, which will be held ia t
Raleigh on October 18th, 19th and 20th. Brother- Fairhrother, of the Durham
Railroad r ate for the occasion wilL be Globe informs t he press committee at
oue ceut per mile. Mrs. L.ee S. Over- Charlotte that he will gnaw his way into
man, of Salisbury,, is one of the lady anyone's larder.
managers and Mr. A. S. Heilig will.be a
uiuiaimi uu lucutui-iuu,' ..... ... ...... . ... iv.i- u....
We have received notice of reduced day uight j-after five weeks illness with
railroad rates as' follows: Confederate typhoid fever.
vp.fpiMii'M re-nninn. Wrifrhtavillft N: t;:
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Mr Jonu . Bican vu.w. Auirnsfc 15th, glisburv: 26 30: SunremeL. . T: . ' 7 "l. 1 . ' ,
kdavvjnornine IX 7T , ! Tr.s... : '.Ar es in tue lianas orrinicerion uiugs is a
(UtV " - - -
jltbonorae m o. v . , . .... Git v. Mo.. Auirust 20th. ohelrate- forT 7 V." . "
' i woric at uoinesieau.
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Mr. John II. Newcomb died at Jus
J4k officiating.
Reisnr & Gorman are distributing Conclave, Denver, Colorado, August &th,
Heir haiidsnme little silver spoon souve- one fare for round trip.
dire. They are pretty, but an expensive We heartily endorse the move-made by
tJvertUement. - the daily a few' days ago ui regard to (the
The fence enclosing the Mt. Vernon powder magazines m urooKtynr- irey
Your Uncle Davil Hill did not turn
iip at the grand marble playing in New
York. What is the matter with you,
Dayidare you not playing?
, If the people have as much scusp as
Hatel'lofon Cbuncil street has been set are three in number and contatnyua- lhe;fioney bee they will drive the. drones
L,t..vpr..il feet in order to make the anu powaer.. xnere was mucu :mi-tiru iuo m,c u-;,,w.
;r walk wider. ' easiness and dissatisfaction amongthe th i frtijta oi tliir labor.
. , - o . ,S'.K,,. resiuenw or lower ooKiyn wneu ine. 'MrsJ John M. Hannah, who lived three
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H-fr:ige. This is news" to m, and good
iicaV 'itvjfttl ho if it wjre true. . ,
The iustitute (or, the colored teachers
ul lltiwalJiirtinty Was held at the colored
j;-Aileilsi:h(Ml iM-ginniirg Mondiiy-.- Thirty
w more ttaehers .were euioljed.
lightning shoukt striice inein tne expioj road died Monday: uigliT, aged 35 yeur.
sion woum wreclv W-naingsaiHi iestroy. heileaves a husband and six children
life. .-Let the-dangerous 'stud betaken
furihef out of-townc;
Ifj'you wish to increase, .the. poyer of
the Alliance in thi -eounfy you- should
uid iu!circu-!auiig . the : W atcii m.h n. Ou
trial three mou.tlis for ouly twenty five
Prof A Tel. Graliatn, superintendent of
M uc ti ii of: FiiiV Association. -
n iqeeiiug oi tiiQdrour Ak3.-iociaiion a
Agowl luaijy. teneiiers ant p'rrparing J held iii this city-"ttif diiy last. The
tn ow-ii :aooi in. a many oi i ne heaus of the variou.ivdeDartrujeuts wseie
foiititry ilistiirts. A-;..miiuber"of sub- appointed;. It-. -vti4i orikreihat itftej;-"!. havihg t lie bid Id
jcri-aioii schools are now in operation. tickets;. ...tiremiu'id list Hud advcrtisina ,UM8 .wn.aewasii.eu.- on iue insme, itie
paint fresliened up auU other 'improvi-
.w ---vj , ... , s..- .. .Jii i.moiltd lntil
primers, a mceung pi ve ira.cK com-r - .v .
mittee ami directors was called tobe Esnuire William Tavlor'savs that the
. af
held at the Fdr ground on Monday, Au- campiiieeting at Hickory Grove will bt-
gust 3th, to decide what work shb'tifld ; be giu this year at the usual time, on the
done on the track, and to begin the first Fridav niirht before the fourth Sat-
work. AH stockholders who are to payj urdayin August
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jw jiun, ui iue couuiy wim iiiresueiM i in worn are rctjuesieu to oe on uiiuu pre-
m m that thev sounded the politics of pared to work on that day. Work has
lie people on their, roundsu and" they J now begun in earnest. ,
What . have' yoja ; done
neighbor to read?- You are
responsible if he remains, in ignorance of
'the great q uest ionst hat vfeo vitally con
cern him. Seclhat ha reads at least one
reform paper)?.. C - -jr ..... - ?
Jtfrs. West Thomas died at her" home
in Seversville, early Snnibty rooming af
ter a very long-illness h'e leayes a hus
band. Her body was interred in Elmr
wood cemetery, 0he. ras a sister-in-law
of Mrf!Thoraa8kejepef of the pemcteri'.
The DispatcK says that sixty delegates
attended Diividson'cotinty Alliance meet-
bg last week, and upon being polled, it
as found that fifty-seven of them were
for - Weaver and... Field, It seems as
Messrs. Weaver and Field has some fol
lowing over iu parts ; of; the Tar Heel
State. : .
The Union Printer1, declares that there
lave crawled intc .the 'labor organiza
tions too. many moral. towards and the
sooner we get clear;bf .them the better.
A man .who treinbles.-in" his boots when
he boss looks up. should, be made to
Walk the plank. c ,J 1 '
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The date of the'svetjerau.'d annual picnic
at Latta park willotjbe changed from
Lt. . l. ? rfii i ? a ' j ' ' i' ...
nieujiri xnureuag lOsAgusi, unless oy
Order of the executive committee. A
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jchange was only spoken of in order not
q conflict with the sveteran'p going to
the etica.mpineiit aVWrightsville, which
s the same day. v ;
Dr. Shearer, of Davidson College in
forms yourrscribeiithat tlieiro is a log
house standing letweea Knoxyille and
and CmrksvilTmiiAvay back: in the
Alleghauey mountain's that was built of
brick uaade.-jn NortJj jCai-olina before apy
taitroads were, thoiht ,-:of -or.-scarcely
anywagan road. ; jjoiw, did they get thq
brick there?::; . V- :. ..
! Three thousand six Jiundred and forty
two liatioual baukers are the favored
few, to whom the goyei'nuieiit hits given
the power and privileire of rendinir every
dollar that the people and business of
America aemand.-2u;.
ell, what is .wrong about that?
Don't the bankers make all the money,
aud if they do they luve a right to lend
it to the dear people.
Tlie following is the qualiGcations of
the democratic voters Of Iredell county
The voter must be without" spot or hlem
ish, they must bef nfrt;rt free'Jbofn, of law;
ful age, under the tongue of good report,
nnd proierly vouched jfor must iromise
jto vote his party ticket hereafter, must
stick to his father church, must jiot
change his place of going to mill if the
miller steals all of his com; as long as he
gets his sack back he must not kick.
"What is 'the Use of flooding Congress
idviihce
lend so iniicli w:isti
paper to ' t'ficT niiio'nal rag-la.. The
way for the farmers, and laborers to
reach the day "of (uigi-ess fs:fb serjd to
Congress ')Koin.ilepcw..set ollp.iugiiesa
iiien, j-enator.s .jfjui qevutive. This is
the coinjnoi.-sense, plan. : TJiis is the
only way they will ever be heard "
to get yonr - it would e a horri We thing yon know
In a measure for a farmer tn h 'us.
with petilion.s?', asks I'omeroy's "A
TJiouaKt "As well seid so much
grain in a j warehouse; Bayed from the
necessity oi selling to the speculators for
a mere uothlng.;: But it lis all right for
the speculator to btiy the farmer's pror
ducts for a song and lock itlup until lie
necessity of he people j living in towns
and cities criables him to realue a ior
tuue. See?44acinWf rW; "' :
You old ljaygfers on thjnk you
have anUdje sriare for Iffe study of
polil jes fof the Losses say tlie country i3
suffering frjoin li oyerprodietion. You
know yon may just as well jwork a little
less and study & little iqorej
There came near being a seriou3 acci
dent at Mr. Burwelj Jove's, in Morning
Star township, Monday 'afternoon. Mr.
Iove had his threshing machine attached
to a portable engine, and he and several
others'were threshing wheat; 'Suddenly
there wa3 a loud report, and before Mr.
Love could realize ihat the boiler had
burst, he was blown against the straw
stacks and a little negro, wlio had been
standing near him, was blow fifty feet
away. Be-ides the injury to the machine
no serious damage was done.
Mr. McCreary, a democrat, of Ken
tucky, called " up ja resolution in ' the
House .expressing sympathy with the
Russian HebYews in ; their,: distress and
autiionziug the president: "tovusej his
good offices to induce the Russian gov
ernment to mitigsto its laws and decree
respecting Russian Hebrews." Why'ndt
send the Pinkerton cut throats over
there and have tho poor Jows killed out.
Ihink of such bdldejrdash'as McCreary 'h
resolution. He is afraid some Jew over
hero will fail to vote the regulation bal
lot on the 8th of November
Mr. J. M. Kirk patrick, ; who was in
from Sharon several day$ ago, says that
his brother, J. Watt Kirkpatrick, had a
fine mule which he prized highiy. One
evening after the day's work was over ho
put his stock up and" locked the stable
door. Tho next morninff when he went
out to the stable he found the lock of the
door broken, and oii entering found his
fine mule writhing tn great agony. On
examination it was found that some fiend
had entered the stable iu the night and
cut the animal's tongue out. The
wretch who did it merits the same pun
ishment
Wo have on our table the monthly
bulletin for July seat out by eommis
sioner John Robinson. It takes occasion
to tell us some good things Mr. Cleve
land says uboilt the farms. Now the
point we want to make is this: Is not
Mr. Robinson paid by the people's
money, all parties, all , classes and all
caller; if so, by what. authority does he
boom Mr. Cleveland. Is the Bulletin a
partisan sheet or not. As long as the
whole people pay Mr. Robinson we move
that he have Mr. Clevelaud, Mr. Harri
son, Mr. Bidwell and Mr. Weaver be.
made Iwnorary members Of the Board
an 1 they caii tell us about hard money,
force bill, grape juice aud green backs
That, would be partisan.
i
Absolutely Pure.
i nAiIeaBa. wf tart9P akhis Powder. Hlrhest ot an
KoYAI' Hakixo Powdkr Co.. 0S Wall N.Y.
Administrator's Notici
Having qualified as administrator upon the
estate of Genolia MUlcr, dee'd, all ier8on3 har
ing claims against said estate are lierebr noti
fied to present them for payment on or 'before
tueOth day of July, 18'J3, or this notice will
be pled in bar of their reonverr am
indebted to sardestate are requested to make
immediate payment. J. POWLAS
Administrator.
Brown, Weddington & Co
29 EAST TRADE ST.
We are to-day keeping the
BEST ASSORTMPYT
OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, AMMUNITION,
Blacksmith and Carpenters' Tools,
BARBED WIRE, AND STAPLES, -Fence
Wire of all kinds.
. Bubbir and Leather Bslting
all sizes and widths.
'Cotton Planters of the Best Makes.
Harrows, Cultivators, Hoe?, Shovels,
Plows, Plow Stocks, and in fact,
everything used by the Far
mer, Blacksmith and
Carpenter.
Call and see us, we want your trade.
BROWN, WEDDINGT6V& CO.,
29 East Trade St reet,
Charlotte, N. C.
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W.E.SHilW&CO,
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Manufacturers of
Harness and Collars..
' . "And Daalers jn
LEATHER AND SADDLERY
SADDl
HARDWARK
IN ALL ITS HUANCIIF
CHARLOTTE, F -
AlesUon tne Watchman.
N. C,
THE GREY SCHOOL,
- For Boys and-Girls,
The next session of this school will beri'
August 23d, 1892. wid elose May 20th, 18!: ,
making it possible for young men to attend tl.
School the whole ternr and pet home in time t .
aid in working the crops. The work is tlinr
ough, the rates reasonable and the discrplin.
mild but firm. For f urther information, mt'Uu
for catalogue to J - . S
-iUA.GllfiV, TriDcipal. "
Huntersrille, N. C. j "
SALEM FEMALE ; ACADEMY;
;. Salem; n c.y-. '
Oldest Fchab Ccllcga h tho Scrath.
The 91st Annual Session begins Septcmlur
1st, 1892. . Register for last year J27. Speci-,1
leatures:TeE DivkWmkst okIIkalth.Ciuu
acter asd IsTELtECT. 1JJuUding9 throroughlv
remodelled. Fully eqnipitl Prepiiratory, C K
legiate and Tost Graduate llepartmcnts, be
sides first class schools in Mnsie, AitTr Las-
5.L" AG ES, ELOCFTIOXy COMMERtlAI, AM I.Nbl
TItlAL STUDIES. i x M
JOHN IT. CLKWELL, rrincip.d,
W.H.& R.S. TUCKER S CO.
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RALEIGH, IT. C.'
W ANTED
10,000 Farmers to call at the Charlotte House,
28 X; Tryon street. Located in the business
centre 100 yards from the public square. Hest
$1 a-day Hotel in the State. I keep out the
darkness and the thes both by electricity.
W. J. ilOOUE, Prop.
the "law taing"3ogs weiit
on tlie lot h inst., ami so far the chief of
)liL-e has sold about lifty lags. - Only
one dog :hiis. heeir-killedand that one de
jurleJ tijis jife yvsttarday moruing,
:i Some gentlemen who have been over a
There are B.000 children in
wuiid a majority of Hhe in People's party
men.
Extreme hot weather has come, aud it
Jwhooves aTl to keep their premises in a
iwdsauitary coudition. A few days
Si one of "our "physicians Said that he
Remember the datesOctober 4tlu
oth, 6th and 7th.
A ijrlit for the Trees.
Chicago
debarred from going to school because of
infsufllcieut clothing. This is all caused
froto 6verjroduction. Too much cotlou
and wool," of course.
W under treatment, in town aud
cwuty, twelve cases of typhoid fever.-
en. Glenn will either come in person
orsend Gen. Shipp to instruct and drill
tie Salisbury Light Infantry. As soon
w-ine company is received into the State
ward, whieh will be in a week or tyyo,
"eguiis aud uniforms will be ordered.
Mrs., J. II. Williamson died at her
hQPjefiii ,15erryhill . tbwiishTp Monday
night. She was 23 years of age, aud
leaves a husband and three children.
A war has been waging between Home
of the ladies of the town, and the street
commissioners for tho past week. or two The interineut took pace at Steel CreeU
iu icgBiu iu Liio large oun. iruus on iue
sidewalk iu front of the late Charles A prominent Georgian says Tom; Wa'
Fisher's estate and the Overman place, son: must he defeated if it takes $100,000
a meeting of the ladies was held a 'few j to. do it Boodle will be the principal
days ago to protest and plead against argument used. Common sense, justice
the removal of the trees. Christian Reid laud honesty will uot be iu it if it Can be
appeared for them through' the press. I avoided.
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noLwuuuiuuuix uu tuts uiu uuuiuis-i TitV.i t. xr iri:n.
1. 1 . 1 j uiuiuct ij. n. xuviit.iisi.ci nua in wui
"cannot be said that life in" Salisburv sioners. with their4,hearts 4f steel." de-i.i- -..j ' 1 1 i -
1 , . 1 ' ' ueu ium mbck. uiiu iiisiouu ui uuvuii: ins
j 1 m 1 1-, 1 s 1 jii rvvpconr i . cfii'.i 1 1- ii'inn I I'riH'i 1 i ntir. r n p mimirv ro ir eiuiuin fnmn i . . . . - . ......
trn. " - ' ' . ' oj ' neau lull lot nayseed he had iu it a head
on sKtevyalks, military, bycieles, down. 1 he one in ; front of the iisher ofi German millet that measured 101
cicJt uuve increaen. tne alien- estate was ueueu oaturaav anu tne :.. i 1 u 1. . ...
tirm. . L . " incuts loug. aio say ue uas pieuiy t
mar respective aguaiors. ceil omer iuouuay, . . Irhnttrirnl
progress. We understand sow tnat the !,l,Y,iu U4 ucu''"' "w 110
gifted authoress, "Christian lleid" has om acjnoci-ai in ino csenate- wuo voted
decided to take : ud her residence else J ngwnst -tho .Sale of whiskey dn th
whero that sue is douo with Baliabi ry" Kuvio.
forever. " " . . . :
.A-Chicago pUysW'ian.Btys that the !hu
mati uoe is fieqmiitlyi uot in the exact
center of the face, and-it is n welt known
fact that the two sidt-s -of the face lire
rarely symmetrical -We know men who
have a Jacc for the preacher, one for tlie
tax collector jaudauMther when, they go
(rut to cut stove Wod- with a dull axe
11 it- .1' . . t '. I
anu tney are uu ou tne noui part, 01 tne
same heiiJ.' 1 ; ..J.
The Craighead schooj house will not
oe reouiu on us lormer sue. mr. steeie
says the situation was too convenient to
the r a i 1 road ; aikl t4fe re fo 1 e for t r a m ps.
The loss of one building' is about us much
as they care ta staiid; so an effort will be
made to secure a lfew site. A snot near
Mr. J. II. McClintOck's oilers great at
tractions and Will be purchased if suffi
cient money can be raised.
Mr. W..A. Davis, director of the Naval
Batalion Band, has come into possession
s nre still jsensating; lev them :ben-
ne report pf the annual meeting of
lOUIl Man' f!hriOinn ' AuQni.tinn
r nvni I f
V.. 1
wen received. Iu danciu
e fnd that tho report from Salisbury
parea favorably : with thoso from
W towns. Ours has more books thau
vmer association In the State save
- Paseball. -
The Salisbury team went up to States-
ville yesterday where she crossed bats
The
fwith. the Davidson College nine.
-buooi's ate afraid to wait on the sick,
. . Waey get little atteutiou.
'Qld be
"fcIA.ii... . I . .... - I rromn n.ieca.l .x 1 . r . :
, ,-:" Mini un-ol the tamily except fe 1 " 4ulcllJ't imiiug iu a
"-cu are ( own ;tii rD.-..i. !, c scureoiw to in iuvor ot Uaviason.
v " nun iv i vi uiiu iuab lir
W broken dowh-witir work. The Piher Carter, of our team, could not
go, which operated against us. David
son has a "crack" nine and to beat her
would be a feather in our cap.
But the absorbing interest is centered
id the game between.. Salisbury and
btatesville. Statesville flickered oti thn
third of the series of games. Salisburv
lMy u "yi'"""vi w,wv ia was aeierminca to Deal or get ...beat, so
ill L a u Ulul ine Du,ance they sent Statesville a challenge to- play
lla3 , 1110 s,tlewaiks. i he j three games for a purse of $100 a side.
Ll',..'re 'a3inS a macadam sidewalk I The challenu-e wk npi-Ant'orf bnt. 'T...
dprrT,d Bhober' bliue to the west day night a letterwas receiVed here say
. uiton street. - ing that as Statesville had to play Dav-
Relief
seut them.
fcwr n,,ie blocks cf streets have beeu
,amiZeti and
M walk
Ttth
eighteen blocks of
laid. We have beep
1 that
4
Horv tool i . - !
j- ut'fu circiii:iioi m tins rftj.
St the last umii:iirti linn
r - w . .
J. I1.lirln... . . . .
r'seut ' prouiisea. wiiep his
M o, r txlire o would stop down
.jr"Met A. Lcazer have the
feuT I,0,niion. Now both
, "y M,e storif- .However,
.; -HUllMl urn ...,.-:. .1 1 : 1
w v"v uiKuig ior me nomiua-
play Dav
idson this week aud next-week some of
her boys would go to AVrightsville the
ganie had to! be postponed. Our boys
believe that Statesville dreads tho game
.Senator, Itansom said by his vote that
he wanted whiskey in his.
7aat is tho matter with the buttery
and chfieserv ? . We can't hear of it being
started up. Get a move o:i yourselves
gentlemen, or ut least come around and
tell us if you are going ou with the ei
terprise. i '
Talk about the force bill. Iu the first
place such a bill, I dare say, will never
be passed by the United States Congress.
If it were passed it would take a stand
ing army of a milliou men to enforce it.
Sam Jonei iti Atlanta Journal
Wejcnow some patriotic citizei s w' o
are advising the white lepublicaus and
negroes to vote the republican ticket
and uot be led off by wild cat parties.
We want to know why they are advising
them to vote for a party that is going to
pass tile force bill
O ALES WAX WAXTED:Vkluabl;tommisi
OsiMir offered- $20.00 weekly earned by imany
of our ngentsV
ev York.
Samples fre.
P. O. Box; 1371
Mr. Frank Burkitt, who was nomi
nated by the democrats of the Sta;e of
Mississippi OA elector for the State at
large, ;UaK withdrawn and cast his lot
with the People's party.
, Mr. J. H, Jamisou, president of the
State AliUhce, has gone over, boots and
oaggage.- jockso jJispatch.
What is the matter with you, gentle
men, has tho crowd got too sma.ll to stay
with it?
of a
large
estate in England. He re
ceived notice from the Bunk of England
yesterday to thateftect, with accompany
ing statement tdiaf the amount to which
he had fallen heir is 18.000. Mr. Davis
was so overcome at his good fortune that
he hasn't had ti.ntyet to realize 4t, or
decide wl at he wijl do with it, Observer.
- Mr. J. R. Wallaed -a few days ago
threshed for Mr. M. P. Pegra.m and Mr.
J. W. Wadsworth 7,010 bushels of wheat;
oats and rye. "MflVudsworth raised on
his molef 'fann;370ClV.bpshels- of Everett
improved wheat fromaerfeartt'Veraging
over 37 bushels neracre. He also raised
806 bushels of t Qn IT acres besides 44
bushels of orch9vr?J3as!'from same field.
Qn quart made l3rbxishels of-wheat a
Veitt ago. a n d H M "fear the y i el d" was 52
bushels ,6teei:teK7v
riS 1-'
Five dollars regard is oflered for each
Ocala demand to be fouud in the deuio
cratic platform. ""Bead the platform on
the fourth page - of tMs paper, and note
the double back action "straddle on the
silver question.-f-4-lQt of pln-aseology that
may meau oue thing or another. News
and Ailianceihanl Jackson, Ga.
Where dois this strike you old Alli
ance follows that cudorse the State plat
form and have said four times publicly
in the last year that you stood fiat footed
ou the Ocila platform,
Charlotte, id;her business schemes and
adventures, 'kuQWS no such word as
fail;" therefore, as was expected, a nuuv
History Lesson.
History class give us the political make
Up i.f Congress for the past twenty years.
Q What about the Congress of 1872?
A. Republican Senate and democratic
Ilouser
Q. How about 1874?
A. Republican House and democratic
Senate.
Q. How about 187G?
A. Republican Senate and democratic
House.
Q How about 1878?
. A. Democratic Senale,and democratic
blouse.
Q. How about 1880?
A. Republican Senate aud republican
House.
Q How about 1S82? -
A. Republican Senate and dimocrafic
House.
Q How about 1884?
A. Republican Senate and democratic
House. A
Q How about 1S8G?
A. Republican Senate and democratic
House.
Q How about 1878?
A. Republican Senate aud democratic
House.
Q. How about 1SU0?
A Republican Serate and republican
House.
Q How about 1892?
A. Republican Sei.ate and democratic
House.
Q.Vyhy did they not paa the silver
bill?
A Don't know, sir, think Mr. Cleve
land objected to it.
Q.Has not either House had? it in
their power for the past twenty years,
iih two exceptions, to have Wocked
f the passage of any odiou law the other
might have got up?
A. Yes, if they had not went to the
races when they were needed at their
places.
Q How much do we pay a congress
man per day to misrepresent u?
A. $l(J.10j.
Right. Get next lesson.
KILLED!
Yes, high prices are killed- on a great many
things. Heavy cottonade Pants Goods worth
20c, three yards for 50c. This is a great bar-
gam.
Japanese folding fans now at half price.
10c. fuhs at 5c, and 2jc. fans at 10 and 15
cents.
Men's light coats and vests at 35c, 50c, 75c.
and $1. Men's pants oOc 75c. to Doys'
coats 25c. to $1. Men's solid tdioos worth
$1.50 at $1.
As it is getting late in the Reason we are
cutting prices right and left to reduce stock.
Fverytiiing marked in plain figures and oue
low prices to all.
HARRISON & CO.,
3 doors below 1st National Hank,
Charlotte, - - - . N. C.
UP WITH THE TIMES
And up with the changes of disease.
Dr. J. B. ALEXANDER, of the White Front
Drug Store, has on hand and before the pub-
lie certain Medicines, of his own preparation,
that cannot be excelled in the cure of diseases
for which. they are recommended, viz:
Dr. Alexander's Chlorodine Mixture, cures all
pain.
" " Remedy for Chill3& Rheumatism.
" " Diarrhoea Mixture, invaluable.
" Coiap. Sursapailla, lor blood.
' " Cough Syrup, Tor alllironchial
- troubles.
At Xo. 15 S. College Street, dtarlotte, X. C.
Alliance Headquarters in rear ot store.
BLAZER SUITS
: And Other
Traveling Jlequities.
For Ladies who will leave home tin a
Summer, we havejrovided many good,
and wares suitablojor traveling or n.-c
at Seaside or Mountain.'
BLAZER SUITS SKIRTS AND BL.' -ZER,
:
SHIRT WAISTS,
DRIVING AND RIDING GLOVES.
i- '-'.'
Waterproof Overgarments, Wal
ing Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Canvah
Telescopes Crips, Etc.
OUT - OF - TOWN OHDER3
i .
receive the most careful attention.
CASH witrTUro order of $5.00, :
more, we will deliver goods free (exciV
Furniture and Crockery) to tho iican.t
express ollice or railroad slation.
W.H.&R.S. Tneter&Co.,
-; Raleigh, I ,
Mention tlie. Watchman when j-ou write.
We are still at our old .slam!
on Mai n strecfvl icro wo 1 1 n v;
a select stoclcof Watches, C'ock'- ,
Spectacles, and all kindfirfi.i.
Jewelry on hand at the lowt M
prices. ,
Watch repairing a special!y,
All worlc gurantee(l 12 in on I) .
Hank in News.
Correspondence ol tne Watchman.
Rev. A. G. Kirkpatrick, of South Car
visitinir his brotl.e.'s. J. M. and
J, W Kirkpatrick, this week, and will
.fill the pulpit of Sharon church next
.t. ,.t. ihA mPPiinrr ndver- Sundav at l a. m. Mr. Kiikpatncjc has
"v, ? ... I,,,,, both a. nunil and teacher of Sharon
tised for the discussion of a roller mill, j acjuleiny He is at home and wi
Various expressions ot opinion weie
heard, and the mill was thoroughly dL
cussed; - A committee, consisting; of J. G,
Harris, BH. Moore, E, F. Young, J. W.
Watt, S. II. Hilton and J. T. Long, was
nnnninted to look into the matter, and
i' i ,
report iat the next meeting on the first
Saturday in Augustj when the stock will
bo subscribed, and everything looking to . Dest 1MJSted man in Mecklenburg county
I the establishment of this mill will be per- on the financial question.
ill have
a large and attentive congregation.
The Sharon Suuday school aud the
Graham street Sunday school, of Char
lotte have united and will have a picnic
in the grove at Sharon, Tuesday, August
2d. There arc about 200 in each school.
Mr. II. K. Reid has been suggested as
a suitable man for presidential elector of
the People's party for the Gth congres
sional district, f Mr. Reid is perhaps the
-vi rin I ii I ur i ii .v. i
CiAZAUOGVB
A . . Jit 1 ; : : ' - 1
HUE "BTJGKEYE?
IS KING OP MOWERS
. r - - .
Tlie "Buckrje" excels in SimplicTty, Durability, Light I)(afftjjlreatiUf : -Piwer,
and p-rfect l'itnian Rod and Connections. We get j ttyriiackoje Mo v. s s ,
in car loud lot and can tve rock bottom prices. 1 . i
Wo are headquarters for repairs of all kiiids of;SIower.- and Il;iptrs
We keep a full lino of ! y - ; J
HEAVY GIlOOKRIIilS
JMour a spcially.
at low prices,
buying.
N. 13 S'juth Collie st.it't?L
Cidl and sre us, or write" for jiriVe.s h
KesjH'ctfully, " j ' . ' ' i
" F.S'.NEAL&CC
C H ARLOTTE, li
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9?
fectcd. Observ$t r'