ina Watchman
tie vicinitr,
IMrJ T,:.WyaU has Made arrange
treats with the managers of tlie Coneord
iPiiir to nut bo exhibition there his col-
rXffXJ COXXOTTi lection of mineral and euriosities. Any
1CJIT ,t . , - I peraon having hpecitnens they wish to
in Bovaa ana. exhibit should leave thcra at this office.
Th rpiirtrt from Salisbury in the
Weather Crop Bulletin for the week end
ing Monday last says: The rains during
the week have greatly relieved growing
crops. Rather late for tobacco aud. early
facer dowu at the jcorii, but good for cotton. In places it
is wet enough to -turn siuooie. au
rainfall was 0.85.
Mr. Jas. L. Sloan, for eighteen months
:JiOCl. Editor,
-ESDAY. SEPT. 1,
18U2.
MECKLENBTJEfJr NBWO.
What is Goi ou Amoxxe the Descen
dantt of the Signers of the Decla-
' . ; ration of Indepeadenee.
ii tk a
! Fair next w
.rone and fall was ushered
to" time tfies.
Thirty cents was stolen when silver
was demonetized.
Subscribe for the Watchman and
kop up with the Uines.
-.'-y-
Henry W. Grady, only o of ia- Senatorial Conrentioa.
mented Henry W. Urady, will MUrJh conmpovieu u Watdwua. -University
of. Virginia The Mrtv nvfiilti4M1 the
ttfiiitojt, - rt.tr senatorial district, composed of the
vOur prayer is that this country may eounUea ofE6wan, Davidson and For
h&ve auutber sure enough ; Henry -V,??Jyth et in the court house in Lexiuu-
Grady. "3. . m.- ....
During the last fiscal year there wep Chairman P. J. Leonard, of Davidson
produced 465,000,000 pounds of cane suj county, who explained the object of the
rr 12 000.000 pounOa oi oee sugar, . iUUnt
1 , 1 WftB rWIIIMfMl ti wt. oa amtirtisilir 1 till-.
s " . M. aLi v o aa aft i
3W.0W pounas oi uu- m-nr-nd John irH of IL,rtt,. - tpm
-r. Mn..n.f : whtit lio npnnl need I in naunds of manle ugar, on which. rrnrv . ui.v
the government paid a bouuty of $7,342,:
1077. ; :
portant official positions are notas plen
Thirty cents stolen should be put back J
on the silver dollar. One dollar thouia ,. ..."i.nU.mihh
UWA, UWVi.M
porary secretary. The roll was called.
all counties being represented. No con
tests in delegations. It was moved and
carried" that the temnorarr organization
a a c"
Walking demi-john candidates-for inirJbe made permanent. C. L. Brown, of
fit. ru : m m m rfi n h Led
"Jir-or9 OI Uicr ii "n-
I'3 . .ii.l...tttiaorrAnA
be as good as another.
Rowan, then placed in nomination for
the senate, Virgil A. Wilson, of Forsyth
P. J. Leonard, of Davidson, then placed
in nomination Rev. Geo. E. Huut, of
Davidson. Wilson s nomination was
to meet their actual requirements.
Mr. T. M. Chambers, of Matthews,
died a few days ago from a stroke of
rmralvsis.
' -i - : II" "
unlay-' ' - la postal clerk on the saiisDury auu
Cl j .-i.,t sr.hoOIB Of Sal- f r ... Z t..o ni.rht ft.r
niiblic anu - - I Kuorviue route, camts iu o""
T . vlH rewinie work Monday.; the Jast Ume . . He has resigned on ac-
' wr'c Klutt?, of Organ Church, count of the ill health of his wife, ana
Mr J - 1 ,:'!.rlrk atthepo4toffice. will go to Charlotte to accept the posi-
i,D0lBB. - , . . tiou of bookkeeper for a new nrm? ipere. shine on the ngnteous ii, wouiu i gbop hna9, or to worn upon vne rm. Brown, of Rowau, then moved that the
Mr. Sloan was one of the best cleiics on be worth while for it to rise as eany .tA v. if th onl',i nartv 1 nominations be made by acclamation
' . - . - . . I i. wuu. j- r r r .. v A w;i,n
the routeand the officers expresseuvue.r .tuoes. Mk as the metropolitan uapers I"". V, T "?Vur.,
:.. i . ... t. I . . . 1 V lana ueorge nuov. were men uecmrcu
regrets at bis quitting. 4 Farmers from every township in the I jt u he cant understand why they uuftnimous choice of the convention
.1 - . ! ' . . I . . ....
i a ni Onu-an has been elected a 1 couutv have beeu in our den this week I fiei,t it so hard, and he can't understand for senators from the 26th senatorial dis
: rm - . .
... ir. trfnaA hnnl succeed 'n.,H th.v without an excentiou. report I hv th dear old part v leaders will. have tnct. On -motion the cnair appointea
ICUUUCl iu 1 . j . I " J 1 ;. ' ' 1 VV i
They I seconded by F. N. Pad, of F.orsyth, and
r.Ma And whv should tbev?
Tf-.k-.Mn 1,.. nMiiinrelM to do but I ..i .mw them as clerkk. vor Hunt's nomination was secouded Dy
J.1 bU3 aun m.uv. w n , nuUlU uv w..r. w. 1" T'- r l- a. . T A T7T 1 T T
. i- ; i. .r uj.ii 1 1 ill. 1 1 I i n ...awl. ii nrkii t na y. rm . - . - .
! Watermelons are
also getting
"Miss Bessie Neely, who goes to Charlotte
rn0,
i firm of Simmons & Co. has LQ accept a position in the graded school
l- rir Thaver will retire from there. Miss Minnie Watson and Miss
La Renn have accepted positions as teachers
the - o .,s. h.lle re. atrThe OxrVrd Qrphan Asylum.- A num-
a I"-.- " if.- frntn her beau, oer 01 ooys auu girm .
.. irio-naire letter rroin ur - . , ,n.
jeiveu. r - i lew days 10 enier kciiuwi iu
Absolutely Pure.
A cream at tartar baking Powder. lugaest oc all
In leavening atretjrih. LmU V. S. Getrmenl
tOOd Krport.
KOTAL CO.. 106 Wall Pt K.Y.
WSHrlW&CO.,
. - Manufacturers of ;
saddle;
Harness and.Gollars.
And Daalers la
LEATHER ASD-SADDLEUY
hahCware
IN ALU ITS BRANCHES.
CHARLOTTE, - - N. C.
Mention ine Watchmao.
Jyl l
4 4
1
4
1
4
.u w .,Lr,K0i. 3vr.va ft'l 'W. A; Myers and Alex. Swicegood, of
to scrape tne douou oi me.r ,hm uf 4DaVldso p" to notify Mr. Huntof his noin-
For Politics and Drugs.
All parties supplied with political informa-
ination. F. N. Paff and Marshall, of tion free of charge and the most Approved
the cotton outlook bad.
iT..,:iuUfc ihrefi doctors with the last nickel to help beat them.
tUtow8Wp .eu to
cuinewtion. we guess li was w isc.inoi put uyo ".T KahJ Catt.3;A. Fisher, of Rowan, being ....iwt l a driwlan Dei. ori.
iecurts u uuuiiuauuu tvri .. . . . i . .. "
Dr. J. 1. ALKAA.MJbK,
Physician and Druggist,
No. 15 S. College street, Charlotte, N. C.
THE GREY SCHOOL,
For Boys and Girls. '
-The next session of this school will begin
August 23d, 1892, and close May 20th, .18U3,
ra.iking it possible for young men to attend tb
School the whole term and get home in time to
aid in working the crops. The work is thor- "
ough. the rates reasonable and the discipline
mild but firm. Fur lurthcr inforniHtion write -Jor
.catalogue to .
If. A. GREY, Principal.
lUintcrsj Ulc, N. C.
care of the returns if they got sick. itoMiwwww made brief addresses. The
. bbo House, seeing th
Onp nfil.n leaders of tne aemocrauc la mue m ine prunarjes. waervcr. , , F ,.- Mniettntinn t ruim.
v.vv-v a " : T. 111 UtACUlU VI U W WW M W V- WW w v I
! party of Teias says that the democratic! Yes, we have bm WwlnWiANiwfiyfyrlfn":
ti'thatT l.i. m rri Rendlemair aud Mabel party of Texas says that toe flemocrauc i ie, we nave oeam --wst. "ix-WaxmuaNaDO-rroorontiearacr. i .
.f theSu Paul Sunday "Tjlne to Mount Amcena Sen.-'party without whiskey would-be like tb. harmoniou. decrededly euthusiasUc dia- o. .Attach. ... Administrator's Notice.
th-ir Picnic at 6t. Joha inyi at M, Plea5an, Messrs. Thomas Baptist ohurch without water. appo.utm.nt - , , X '-y-- c&mll. .
.nlll last iuuruj
Smoot and It
L. Cornelison- went to
tturtou Craiire. to Ilor-
tl .in I Tlll IILT CIUUUOJ trtt -- . 1 lllll 1 y.-vrn,. -up.
t?e tt-u i,nreh near I r aL OTtoril: Ernest McKenzie.Wal-
CooveDtionjmev w. wn.Thio. West and Clarence
n r "nniT. t .
Wooaie, . .. u-1.;,.. i,.vcnntr. Chanel Hill
..l fifflM West, of Greensboro, l9 -------
' u:.inr Iaddv. It is located
here wii-u .r -j -ifliW(l
part of Lee street.
r onlv fifteen more days, in
. f . n hin.nr at Al. B.
'which" to guess ior tu
Brown's. See advertisement.
. . r-m ib Mocksville TVw
We learn
yt Capt. Frank Brown has resumed
work making the Yadkin river nav.ga-
b'e. ' -Mr
Will White, ihe merchant at Mill
r,lt county yesUray
go to them
rk- w t TV-rnm nonnle's nartv caudi-1 Never until the silver dollar was" ue
mji . . . i rT'- i
Marion Butler I monetized in 1873 was there a day when w H PalrlwMl. of Columbia, fl. C..1 ine claims against said estate are hereby noli
u' " fw"" I ' . .1 " ' ' - - --ii . - . , . .r.
wilTaddress the public in Charlotte on the bullion in it was not wort . imucn Ud ,W. A, Wynne, of Raleigh, N.U., feares
or more tnau u iace vmuo i amateur wueeiraeu ox umc uuwr, hhcu i jed in jjar of tlieir
Our best wishes
Court.
In addition to thexourt news published j
last week we give the following:
Jenny Finger, seuteuced to the peni
tentiary for two years for larceny. An
appeal was taken.
Harry McLean, false pretence, la
mouths at hard labor on public roads.
W. L. Keistlec, misconduct as justice
of the peace, fined fifty dollars and cost.
The John Stowe murder case was tried
and be was. found not;
September 7th. Everybody come.
The thirty cent larceny is a greater
curse for uiau than the tax of "two pence
a pound on tea," which precipitated the
revolution.
Daniel Webster said: "Liberty cannot
endure in anv country where the ten-
w v
dency of legislation is to concentrated
wealth in the hands of the few.
Give the democrats a "chance" to pass
a free coinage bill by sending back to
8herman says the silver dollar bad gone J from the battery at Charleston Tues-1 indebted to said estate are requested to make
out of circulation in 1873 because it was I fof morning for a bvcicling tour I immediate payment. J. V. FOWLAS,
I J ..-- .. I i. d ? I Administrator.
at a premium. Gold is now at epri around tne. continent to oan rrauciscu.
mium. wnynotpu.msspecio vucvmjr I 7 - Ji,
in practice and demonetize wWT-xve - pouiia eacn J '-VB i. nrllW IUIjUU1UKLUU (X UU,
ina in". scTeuiy uujs,, ivn"fi " i w j ; j '
last Thursday
guilty.
Jim Henderson. Dlead euilty of man-
, The people's party convention of th:a g,aUKhtei.f und was sentenced to the peii
,r...t rW't met in Lexington last in .,.
.'...ril district met in Lexing
Thursday. An official report U published
iu this issue. .
The colored lithographs, ad vertbing
the Fair, have been printed and distrib-.t.-d.
The premium list is also out aud
ready for distribution . "
Speakers C'oiniiigr.- ,
Dr- W. P. Exum, people's party can
didate for governor, and Marion Butler,
elector at large, will address the people
,of Rowan, county in Salisbury on Sc p
fimhPr Uth. Prer:irations for tlie occa-
Congress the ninety-four men who yoted
against it. "Consistency is the bugbear
of fools."
$12.50 was pulled- out of . two un
fortunate wretches Monday morning, by
k. Who made it
"-"j - j . g
possible for men to get drufik at their
own will.
Wanted. A thin man, who has been
used to collecting, to crawl through key
holes and find debtees who are never in
Durjnp tbe monui o. V ,- - - - mu thc 14lU wiM
. a. . ma n-M wi ii irn i i in v . m
ds issued tniriecn uimu r-. -
Jwiir nf4 Dee
m .
licejwes. Ten of these were lor wuive.
and hrtQ for negroes.
Thiua will be a meeting of the County
IJoard of Education here Monday. The
vacancy caused by the death of Col. P. N,
Ueilwill W filled and other busiuess
The phonographic exibition was Hem
as advertised in the ' Y. M. C A. hail on
Monday night. There wa a good at
tendance and a sum of money made lor
the .association.
HiUisbury had more than her share of
negroes Sunday. The excursifu from
Wiustoii, which arrived late Saturday
Slight, brought five car loads of our
brothers in black.
Mr. J. A. McDowell returned, a few
days aj,'o, from New York, where he had
gone to buy and wiiiter stock of clothing
for the Rogers Clothing Co. Read the
new half page advertisement.
v Miss Z e Gay ton, the female , pedes
trian; passed through Salisbury last Sat
urday evening. She is walking for a
$2,000 wager. She was about fifty miles
behind when she reached here.
be a gala. day in Salisbury.
It has been announced th:tt Jaraei G
SALEM EMU ACADEMY.
SALEM, N C.
Oldsct Peaalo CcHcga in the South. :
The Mt Annaal Session begins September
11 11' U.urUlor fiir lail vi'iir !127. Sntiai
Haring qualified as admlnUtrator upon the lea'tureS:lTHX DstrKLOPaEM or iUALTHCiu-
estate of Gcnoha Miller, dee'd, all persons hav- ; Lstkllkct. Buildings throroughly
' remodelled. Fully equipped l'reparatory,lOl-
legiate. and Post Graduate Iepartmeutar-e
sides first class schools in Mvsic, Art, Law
Gl'AGKS, ElOCTTIOX, CoMMfcOllUAL .AKU-lMDUS-
triaIi St-hiks."
SOUS II. CLE-WEKL, PrinripaJ,
recovery. AH persons
. .IgUSUl alia rtUillUO, VJM urvovui,
We kuow a man who iwugnt a pint, oi and jupjg 'fenn.
whiskey iu unarioiie iub oiw
'LTe ffi'S.'iru.S CMdren Cry for n,.M
party man to come id mstnouse-j rifle
29 EAST TRADE ST.
:o:-
We are to-day keeping the
whiskey buyer told him that vae where GItAlJVILLE INSTITUTE, B EST A S SO EXMENT
he stood, and he turned tne uojue upt , oxford, n. c. I of
knd poured the whiskey out on the floor Day School for Girl Ur a T5 TUTT A T5 V. HTTTT.T7.T5 V.
and went out with his enjpty .hoWftL Young Indies. nnnv vv w w i
You people's party men muso; rememuer pbiNcipaLs:-miss MtBmma AIOTNITI0N,
that the saloons are deinraticv I Mias Katiiarine u. ven imuani.
u su;vintliV'iot.l iiistracijons inEniiiLaBr0anch and Carpenters' Tool:
Mr. Tom Rltcll Was t rvejinjrtne ; V Ot- AiSu mnental). Art, oerman. French andLaUn.
ters roao, r rmay, a iew,niie iruiu mus xerm3 Terjr moaer ae. enu ior utaiusuc.
citv, and saw a dog Gjftng .gj iV" .
ieffiS. KreK ' Administrator's Notice.
Unformed that he had bitten a Gideonite
W.H.&RiS.TUCKER&CO.
RALEIGH, N. C.
1 1 T"fl
S;ilary. uoihiiia the first j' ear and doubled ;nd tbeu crawled off and died, Obtentr
each year afterwards,
A lady who controls some property In
Having qualified as administrator upon the
estate of .Atler-Jurk, deceased, an persona,
If Tom Bitch Will take a rwe .AVftlhTiM claims against said estate are hereby
a.u .f Vvomlur hn will findthe weeds f.'.otified to Dreseut thera to me for payment on
... - .. . i . j .wi.:.u I K.fnrp, tho 2Sth. duv of Julv. 1893, or this
.a I.. r,tii r r riu in ii rniMKi wu ui i vi , , .
...,.t i.Mir.l i niiv the other I "uu . T , - r, notice will be plead in bar ot Uieir recovery.
...... -.. rf had come in contact wan tne lueomv indebted to said e8tate are re-
duv that ine country was ruiucu w wJi .. s.-iC. ' '. . . t ..ttUnmnt
. - .'. -. . l J . All I nu XI.ll "S K I nilMIlKl IU lUUmvC IIUIUCUIBts
Field, candidate tor vice-presuieni, I i,.t the nuor folks iu office. Who created " 1& V P .EZRA KIRK
the people' party ticket will speak heje
on September 30lh. An effort is being
made to have the visit postponed till one
day of our fair.
In futiire due notice will be given of
all appofntmeuts of speakers by Ihe peo
ple's party or of joint discussions.
An alarm of r ft re was sounded about 10
o'clock Monday night. Iu prceeded
from the premises of llr. W. Fralcy,
on Etstr Inuis street, where a kitchen
had caught fire. The fire was extin
guished before the Hre , department
reached it. The damage is small.
Anotberalarm was son t in about five
O'clock yesterday evening. It came
from . the Mt. Vernon Hotel, where a
spark from the smoke stack close near
the house bad Ipdgd under the shingles.
The lire department responded promptly
and in a few miuutes the fire was ex
tinguished. Water did nearly as much
damage as the fire, all of which can be
repaired for about $75.
the wealth of this country, si-?
Thc force bill cannot be nfliade the p.ir
Chin Grove, 5 C
-Will vou please insert this obituary mount issue g
notice?" asked an old gentleman of the s nowhere ope n y deff. ."jtffej
. 44mu and influential portion of the party ftre
t hit i.l hiiH IlilVV I iih uccciiacu
t t.llUI t II v vi
had a ijri eat . many
who'd be glad to liear of his death."
That watch, clock or piece of jewelry
... i
. . t 1 t it ft a e.iiuH I I .L k.i.a I.ikI UIV-iV n nAIM34
friends about here . nown io oe uppow i i. i. - i wiiicu yu, " "
REISN ER
&
GORMAN.
For tlie Concord Pair.
The Richmond & Danville railroad will
operate special trains betweenJUharlbtte,
Salisbury and Concord. September Mh
and 9th, to aeconimridate persons at-
fol-
7 30
7.57
8.13
8.17
8.40
9.00
a.
A new schedule went into efTect on the
Richmond & Danville road Sunday
whieh brings nearly all passenger trams
a little earlier than heretofore. The new
schedule will appear next week.
.It is said that Mr. Z. V. Walser, a tending the Fair at Concord, on the
1 . 11T
vounir renuhlican leader, of Lexington, lowing scneau.e
will rirobablv le nominated by the re- leave nanoue,
Hen- " Harrisburg,
v. ' - ir- - .
dprcXn nA Ri.iifrt1 fiir (Inntrress. Arrive Concord,
1 Leave
The demricratic convention oi mis china Grove,
(the 26th) senatorial district was held at rr-lve Salisbury,
Lx:ngtoi last Saturday. A. H. Boyden Train running between Concord and
w:u made chairman. W, L. Owen, of caiisburv will not be "expected to carry
Davidson, and E.Jones, of Forsyth, were! 5sengersbut will run between those
nominated. -' noints in order to return.
i
I t c . o Vf 1 n iti
n.. . j i iiemve oaiwuurv. '.vv ...
k no prize ngn wvweeo duhi I 14 . "
It.fi.,. ..L. .!. V Of.l .... V'"vuc
I MP by a few democrttltS ff JX0,l!j!!! EJtp"le repaired and made as good as
: . who are not Mi ympauiy wiiu m w jjy
iv c iicmu vv .v ..v. .. ... ' , prinoipien ill iu "w j7
! convention Sal unlay say that one mau , gr-,ef n the nouiinatiou of Mr;C;ieyeiauuf
! bulldozed and run the sboat over the ply as a rail on-w.bicU torcjimh pUt' of
wlnilrt concern. There is nothing new ..it ditch J when thex Jere landed
- ... . : - i
about that, bud; lliats old. Chicagp. ' Vl!f" . j
Tii niififps Col H. C. Jones . . t..i. , n.- i.w hn.
.. i i (Commissioner i. oviw, v-- ! "' f i 11.4.111II
it tuivitiiF that the republican party whn Immtlwavs been . a. dote friend Huvintz cruduated at the best nclioois
en iM.d that it was like . of Senator Hill and who appomtetl f WHtchmakers in America, we do
to not l.itHte to otter . h.udson.e
we wonuer 11 mis ia uwv ... . M, , n(m t that the atate
meuts contained in his report were jnot
1 tl.u l..truurJie itlatfortn
What has become of all the southern . c.. vheJ1 ke began; his
patriots that ycllel the skin off their jnVestiieUou P 1890 he expected thaf
throats when old Horace Greely was a the figures would vindicate the demo
candidate for president. Is it not the cratic position nov he was compelled to
crowd that is-cussing Weaver?
ureat geewnuikiuM kj 0,d prutform' JoWn to
A citizen remarked the other day that J iuzzartl Roost blacksmjthhpp. and get
Charlotte could not get any more wood 1 pveftiid and Peek to imV ju .sowe e-
frora Paw Creek after January 1st, ltfcW,
BARBED WIRE, AND STAPLES,
Fence Wire of all kinds.
Butter and Leather Belting
all sizes and widths.
Cotton Planters of the Best Makes.
Harrows, Cultivators, Hoes, Shovels,
Plows, Plow Stocks, and in fact,
everything used by the Far
mer, Blacksmith and
Carpenter.
Call and see u?4 we want your trade.
BROWN, WEDDIXGTON & CO.,
29 East Trade St reet,
Charlotte, N. C.
WANTED
10 000 Farmers to call at the Charlotte House,
. . I
28 S. Tryon street. Locate! in me ousinrsa
centre 100 yards from me puunc BMuaic.
I $1 a-day Hotel in the State. I keep out thc
,i.,rL-AQ and the flies both by electricity.
W. J. MUUUfc, rrop.
BLAZER SUITS
And Olher
Traveling Requities.
For Ladies who will leave home this
lmmer. we have provided many goods
and wares suitable for traveling or use'
ut Seaside or Mountain. . -
BLAZEIt SUITS SKIRTS AND BLA
ZER, .
SHIRT WAISTS,
DRIVING AND RWING GLOVES,
Wateupuoof O veu; a rm ents, Walk
iNO Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Canvas
Telescopes, Grips, Etc.
d u T - OF - TOWN ORDERS
receive the most careful at ton tion.
CASH with the order of $T.00 or
mor , we will deliver goods free (except
Furniture and Crockery) to the nealts
exprcsslrflice or railroad station.
W. H. & Rr S. Tncier & Co.,
Raleigh, N . C.
Mention the Watchman when you write.
The Third Party;
i While some people are talking politics vvc
nre offering bargain?. Best grade table oil
cloth 20c; Rood bmbreuas, a u., (..
s, 48c: others 25c to 38c; Mostniito Nets
r yard; Ladies' Sailor Hats 15c worth 2oc.
at bargain in Fans, Laces, Handkerchiefs,
11
as the city was going to be legislated
away from the county. Get iu your
w-od, gentlemen."
A young country editor fell In love
wit li the elerv man's daughter and the
uext lime be went . to church he was
shocked when the preacher announced
his text: "My daughter is grievously tor
mented with a devil."
Cheer up, boys, the campaign orator
are on the stump extending sympathy to
"the toiiug millions." They always do
just before elections, you know. When
the ballots are all in "the toiling pill
ions" can take care of themselves.
pairs.
Condensed FlHtform
p. TO.
tt
I 1 '!..
nr. i-JLa h vr. Returning jo Salisbury passengers will
iy f..r,he sce0. Cortitt wjlt pah N "ccommoJalea on tram No. U The
tomorrow. ' . ' tt - , Tor.
i - u I Ieave Concord.: 7.3U
Mr. I. Littmann. of the firm of Litt- 44 Harrisburg, 7.45
matin & T inVt.n.lnin will ftrri v home Arrive Charlotte. 8.20
from Germany. Beside buying a tock
. . . . . . i
oi goods and taking a long vacation, ne A False It eport
also took ixnto himself, a wife, -yhile n I qorrespondence ot Watchman.
-vufcUluWuuvT,. Mr. Editor: I desire space in your
Mr R R htvM of New York will Paper to correct a false report that is be-
n u . i k Zl ing circulated by designing persons for
address the citueni of Salisbury n Me- u .,urpose of injuring roe. It is to the
1 ronpv'j bll nn Prulimv n1ht. 8ntember .nvwi iiu T wmild nnt nnvnt tliA nomi-
I J y um.., v.n . mmmmmj r 1 r ' ' I UV l.U W , V T '
1 21. ITo will .1 Wnolleaf on I nation bv he people's party for th
Saturday, September 3d, in the morning, office of Register of Deeds I .will say
- . i. : .. .. - - that while I was not a candidate and did
uau at Cleveland in tne anernoou. ot geek the nomination, and it came to
me unsolicited, I decided at once to ac
Some democratic campaign committee cept the honor aud make tie race. I
introduced a copy of the force bill into will say, further, that I stand .squarely
thunffl- ....'jvd.Wrt Ida ,wlin on the people's party platform' and will
. V ; " i 7 u i ni , 5 use all honorable means for the success
as dispensed with and the WU waa laid SJe.C"mft. t am iu the nice to stay
on the table. The currency question Uaud WU abde the result of election day.
. ing almost the entire attention uf
this body.
List Frjd4y night wa9 the ftrvt annit
M rsary of the fearful wreck at Bstlaua
bridge, in which bo many lives were
burled Into eternity. Just six years ago
; la?t night waathe great Charleston earth
.quake occurred.
J. VV.8i.oan.
TUlrcl Aniiiictl
C.C. A. fe tVl. FAIR.
CONCORD. N. C.
Sept. 7th, 8th and 9th, 1892.
Economy.
Ixwer tariff.
Free coinage
Detter times.
Common sense.
Common iustiee
Regulation bf ratrrbad; V. n.-rf
A graduated income ta..
No alien ownership of laiiHi
More money and less:msHry.
Abolition ofthe natibnalibanks.!
";-"'. " ' j., aJi;sa i
minvii f .u'mirii.? i
Gold Watch Free
4 norenn wVlO Pllfl brStlST US U WSitch
or clock which we are unable to repair. 3f. JX.' "tMo
Those eyes which have ljeen giving shoes io tUe sute; Us&rd Ties 88c, worth
- i at
you trouble, or causing you pain or iM ftrked in pWa fignrs and one
L-..4..-I... lu nmnerlv fit With , 0u Satisfaction guaranteed.
classes which will enable you to see
11 a
perfectly, and at a price way below tne
raveling quack or peddler.
Our line of JgWELliY and SIL
VERWARE is the most complete in
o i:u.., W-.iMips were never so
paiinoiiij.
chean. We are showing a most beau
r,
t;f'il line. You will always hnd us in.
Look for the blackest front in town.
Step in, and we'll treat you white.
Always yours to piease,
BEISNEB & QOBMAN,
Leading Jewtlers
I
We heard of a bank officer a few daye 1 Ctaan ob tUi ftnd: lot oieTheai-. what
atro cancelling an engagemeni he had ttU have been doing - )is . i
made with a farmer fr butter because 0 Are tou oiUg' tne rntafiifoj Cleve-
low price to all
Give us a call. .
HARRISON & CO
3 doors below 1st NaUonal Bank,
Charlotte,
Wo ivf6 still at our old stand
on Main street, where we hay
a select stock of Watches, Clocks,
Q,w-.r.t.ir.W mid all kinds of fino
Jcwelrv On band at the lowesf
6
prices. "
Watch repairng a specialty
toed 12 moiftim-
-, Alf.
All work curan
K . . . " v I r n ' I
tnetarmer oeiongeu iu iue pwpio o jmn(j .....
Ihe same bank officer made hpi fortune a. Ye5.; . ::: -Iffj rtV !
" . l . -.w wa f
sneculatius on the farmers' cotton. How o. Give met;JCfasourlCcF!f??M'lg that
is that for boycott, say farmers ana ia-lWMV-: a1 vour i hi
borers. A. Cleveland oppQse&Xrf e,"jAVver and
Jay Gould's Associated Press ia loaded favors national banks.
with news concerning the prostration , of Q.Cn yow gi ve fnDyiex5reafeo.r
Frick's wife, but not a word about the
wives of the men who fell before the bul-
els of those whom Frick hired to com
mit murder in the defence of stolen pro-
. .i i
perty. How tuoroug&iy we are fcuoju
gated. "
A.--Because . heyetoed:: jdrought
sufferereaeeid bill, . ; . ,. yr ... '
4.--Can you give apotJieVjasou?
A, Yes, because he signeHW ibill giv
ing Mrs. Grant and rfteld each a
pension .qfOOO. n V ; , r" ; ; i
O Cn vou eive another gooa reasou
A cotton mill man from a neighboring voinK for Cleveibdf .!
town called to sec us tins wee, nc A Yea because he loaneu.tne poor
asked him for an opinion as to the prke I gtarvin.g banks $60,000000 of the eoplei
of cotton this sea on. He replied that I ' wi; uQXl iaterest. : 1!
everything jioiuted to low prices, that! Q.-Any athef reason? - i )
cottou goods was stiff, but he did notl X. Ye, because - lie -invited Fred
think that cottou would be higher thanii i hw 'wife and daughter to his
last fall. I nrivate swell reception.
We heard two good demooratio broth-1 OAny other reason?
disetiflsinir the convention that met! A.-Yi hecause he Appointed a negro
here last Satusday. Que asked the other as custom hotise;omceritt. Boston. :
how he was pleased with the ruliug. He Q.-Any other reasoiitr; : ti j c.
sjiid not at all, but there was a worse Because he .gned more penatoa
pill for Mm than the ruling. The 8th of billiTlhan any othel1 pfesident of this
will show that convention not government .ever uiu.
P
IS IT NOT BETTER
To have your printing done
neatly, and in an attractive
manner, even if you have to
vav more for it r
Well, we do not charge any
more for our work, but guar-
antee the finest work Oone m
Salisbury, and as fine work
in our line, as can be done
any where. Our motto is :
Heat, Prompt, Accurate
Call on us, look at our sam
vies, hear our prices and be
convinced that what we say
s true. Very truly.
Watchman Job Office,
i -
5 n.jJ$!K$ffll
NT i-i ' a m 1
Sometlilntr to interest and amuse all. Trotting . .. I o p.. .'yni.Hiv annllir rmon?
twit-' a mmrftble,an(riunninrac.8clichd:.y. Blcjcle racrs. mule , to have been so ueciueaiy narmonjous iu i H. ,wU. -X .
. - w - w - - ... n.ll.lv.inti.t t ii vfn rvinrv rnip nn run '
Pight for'onr people,
races. Toil r ua luenL. etc. Kxcu rslon rat es o n raljl ... .
Ijoud. Adojisslon onjy 25c. Ever; pody coflje. 4 i-
Yej he kept;republican in office,
"BTJO
IS KING OF MOWERS.
Pwer. and erfect Pitman " J", 1 V""-
. , Am riv riH-k U)t..in pnc". . .
,n car ioa.1 iou f. and ri.-atH-rs, ,
iv 1 ,lr. .rs for reptiri of an k.u
It p aic n.j- .-- -
We keep a full line of
HEAVY OUbCERlKS
Call and e us, or whip
lleH-ctfully,-
F. S. NEAL&Ca
QHAULOTTE. 11. 0,
at low prices
buying.
Flour a spcialty.
I JJ- 13 Sot,th Coll street,
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