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W t--. ill .
ii.st 'Hcvs W Botm and
BM1, Vjcinitjr;. '
local Editor.
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The meeting of; tha directors of th Meeting of County Conimlsitioiicrs.
Fair hill be held here oir MUjr iiext, The u?a;. monthly meeting of the
or iur.i. . v bwrd tfcowty comwUsjew was held
.sellers.-gaje keepers, Ac will be ftp- , ort house Mody.
pOMitpuy- 1 It wu rdrd that lhe tar books for
Since our last : isne Mioses Auof e jmd 1 1892 be placed iu the baud of the heriff
Josie At well have entered the Btateavllie I for collection. ,- .:
f.l. ,-.- Mt HiUtf Thnmnann I W. fl. WilnAti reuortcd the iollOWlM
enteral Mount Aracena Seminary; Jake named prisouera sentenced , at the last
Wallace entered vis military school; term of court to work 011 the county
Gus Bingham entered Horner, and II. Q. roads: John Williams, col., 2 yean
thank for uu imitation to Tyson, Jr., entered Davidson. Archie Click, col., 1 year; W. H. Jones,
u,r? -i.iKewtouFalrs. . ,...,:.,.., ...- t .b w.W col.. 2 year,; Caddie Cauble, 2 year;
.-rancor! uo 1 .v,.., thnnt. 1 vr Ilarrv McLean
,.cMPwalk i3 leinK laid on Crop Bulletin for last week say ly , - - .
"....nond the covered bridge. upland corn was too out to oe uenenu , , j
. irri-i,i " j . . a m. . t . .... -r- :. & a 1 a - -
fui3"- , ovine, recent rains, jiucu vi ii imuij - . . . , 1:
lu . - . s :.. tlio nrrt-tliprn J . . - . I !tor1 tnffl f insolvent and unlisted
M.S, iirwu ,a r V " fired and the, fodder destroyed. Cotton 7 . .
iPt nurcnasi"s eenera y U'-dohiK well and has com- V , r M
-mrkei 1 . .. , j&vii-j . - . .. . . I A nnort br the irrand jury was pre
A"19 ; n , . 1 .1.. .....11 I seated, read and ordered Jiled .-for future
,US w rv j 1 j t w
tke
2?
Sl).VYt SEPT. 6V 18D2.
Si. Peeler, of Providence town- tti
1 .p'cepted a position as clerk at
reference.
nig a
The office of fUDerintendent of the I n.i nntnmiasinnAr Rohinknn was or
m I M-9m- W w "
W f H nwd li is hf.cn &lmlhdiel aud 1 iha r.tr1 tn FunrLh
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(.jslkll' . ; . ..,,P..,. 111.. I I . AT ;W .-t..n..a r... t If 17ri.lrr01J I . .1 . . J..!..l.!i:... "1...S t 1 1 ..
nvpr iu about a mouth. - has been superintendent the past year, bridce there. j .
W'' .1 Knf nniv oiiiirolv fiiit. nf thA htiaineaa.l v n i. u .1 on t o1 lioncn frr
gelar monthly u,"eJ 1 c - The employe of the Western generally I jdling patent medicines in the county.
,I.C A.'to- ik i" rejoice over the change. , It was ordered that the voting place
'pt, nnmi..! mfinnf the tMkho1dera I in Locke township be changed from Oak
... , , . . , ,
of the North Western North Carolina Forest school house 10 aire. j.
on
tie
liers are requested to be present
- . v
. , n to have a circus, vr-
I iV'.I.W lliorAnn ihp 14tll
. k k-.u4 Will
. 'J Kllll If - .
Mil " .
ft,"
t. r. i r.; k-m 'viMAnlabn'ii at Watsonville.
is cousidcrably exercised over . - - Uooir petition of Dr. W. L. Crump and
road is $1,406,000. The president's re- others, It was ordered that a road be laid
U" : 4. I road is fl,40(j,0W.V The presiaenvs re-jvnt -t
r R iatiin closed Tuesday j - , i fu, :'a tn iw in fiMtIai 1 out .. in-, .Unity. . and Frauklia townships,
, vvf lo-iinl n . . . i ujinir r.m V.m11c5 f to a. i mi nt near
l UKC IHcuw. ' ICOUUltlOU. UOI. A. Mi. AllUre W8 1TM nr -r rr- - " . ,
We heard a cowl democrat say the
other day that he would -haye thought
more of the people's . party , ticket had
they not put Mr. John Eaves on i.
Wasn't he posted?
If all the churches would inculcate the
idea thl the golden rule t-hould have a
phu i;i fiolilics sud that honesty was as
essential iu electious as elsewhere they
Would be doing humanity a christian service.
Besides killing two silver " bills, Cou-
gress spent $45,000,000 more than did the
billion dollar congress uuriug its fird
session. Let the voters choose a con
gress composed of meu who are iu favor
of reform.
Mr. Green Fite, a young man of Ilun
tersville, went suddenly deranged some
mouths ago, and was taken last Friday
to Morjianton by Dr. Chas. Walker. Dis-;
appointment in a love affair was thought
to be the cause of the trouble.
There was a considerable gathering oi
RirtiniiHA in th citv .vesterdav and a
caucus, the object of which is unknown.
Observer.
Nothing out of order. Doc, only another
barrel of free silver opened aud the boys
invited in.
Misses Ella Houston and Ona Tatter
son, two young ladies of Mecklenburg
county left several days ago for a long
Brady of Charlottetahd Carterrof Blow
ing llock. Next year- thi double daily
mail will go Into effect on the first -of
June and continue to October first. .-Z
If your love for party Is above-your
love for liberty and Justice, theq'oy the
eternal, vote focVeti; nartv. , and vot
yourseirihtosUfeofserTrtoxle, compared
whfcF the days of the negro slave
Would be a Daradise. This ia the docU-
ive conflict. We must proclaim to the
world as did our revolutionary forefath-
m
crs of old, that we are a free and inde
pendent DeODle. or else we most bow in
m
meek submission and accept the state we
are so rapidly approaching a class of
serfs and money kings. Which shall it
be? B. H. T. in Cotton riant.
Call him a free man whose bread and
butter and bread and butter of whose
wife and children are at the mercy of
the money lenders, railroad kings and
Iaud sharks? Do you know that you
wear a ball and chain and that plutocracy
holds the key that locks them on? Rise,
O man, and strike the fetters from your
limbs and help your fellowmen to strike,
by rousing to the thought of your condi
tionl
I rr-nnnrrrrarN
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Absolutely Pure.
A eream of tartar baHnsr Powder, lliffhest of all
in leavening strentU. LaUrt U. S. Cover nint
Koya.Ii Baking Powder Co., tos Wall Ftn N.Y,
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For Politics and Drugs
All parties sunnliei with Dolitical inforraa-
w i a ai
First, shake off the link of fatal I lion frpp nf rliftrre ami the mo?t nnnroveil
ignorance and apathy. Then educate J remedies kept ready to counteract ail b id
yourseil to think, and study out your sil- enecu. in met, you can get any aucic
Dr. J. 1), ALbAAM'bu,
VV 5I1H VV C
Manufacturers of ;
S:
Harness and Collars
And Daalcrs In - .
LEATHER AND SABDLEftY
llAliDVAKti
IN ALL ITS BUA.NCUES.
CHARL01TE, - - U.
Mention tneWatcliittan. .
THiTgREY SCHOOLr
For Boys ani Girls,- (
The next session of tliis reboot will begin
Aupust 23d, 189 rnnd clow May 20th, 1893,
m:kinp: it possible for young men to attend thT
School the whole term and get home ia tiiaete
aid in working the crops. The work is Uw-
ongh, the rates reasonable and the diaciplin
mild but firm. For further information, writs
for catalogus to
II. A. GREY, Principal.
IIunUrsTiUc, X. C. '
uatiou. Ex,
It would take but a very short time to
iiui unj ii I :
Journey. They are bduhd; for tho mi- educate the advertising public up to the
Japan, and at St. Louis fact that it Is a mere waste of money to
ll)al3lr. J.J.Webt will become u part- e1?cle1 Resident of theroad.
ier. ' The Concord Fair commenced yester-
yit. John- M. Horah has been day aa wln comiaue three days. Quite
iutcd a justice of tiie peace io uu a ,a crowd from Salisbury and Rowan
LImucv caused by the death of Col. 1 couuty hUVe gone down, and others will
u-;i;" hro to-dav and to-morrow. Dot Zelno
Tke'eWo band passed through -here wM m:iko a balloon ascension and para-
.. ..; .i,t in vuv to Concord, chute lean to-m r row, the weather per-
-Xi.ao help" make. the (a0:Ur a nutting. There are many other attrac-
guccess.;
UullS.
Mrs. Dorcas Bost's on the new Mocks
ville road.
R. 8. Bawu Was" appointed supervisor
ofthecouvict work to, bo dou on the
county; roads. John M. Eice was ap
pointed to guard the convicts.
J. F. Robinsou was ordered to repair a
bridge over Park's Mill Creek iu Atwell
township.
W. L. Xluttz was directed to have the
Mocksville road, on this side of the river,
r, T' f:n.. .iPi.il Kiu-rtnrv of I The concert to be given at Mrs. W, U. . repaired.
K . ....... ; I rv .. ...,;.,!. t ;, (ha iniopttci nf ihn T. T. W ri.IomAn wiui directed to
Vnuu" Mens Clinsiian Amiauuu, uy ...... . .hv., -
B6 vu o l.i.l- .. ir ... tl.:.k niml.iui tf ' I k- .knlmanU at. Hntyh snoiirl
i & Tnocii'iii-for Ashevil e on a rnonm spoiuirr s uumc, v ivaici, , hhto v
Uftiuei wi 'l..:....,r t Mfc I K:.IM . h fl.l.l ITill mad re-
. , 1 - r . .. 1 -J l I
jluen C;ire nas ieen utkn w uib paireu.
it good, and it should be well patronized. It was ordered that a tent be purchased
Vacalioq. - -
Come to the speaking uext Wednesday
,Dli brity a new - s'uli.scriber to the
". U'lTPUU IS.
Messrs. Jhu G nnau and Walter
Wyatt left hero- early tins morning uu
their bicycles tor Uoucord. uey go vo
attend the Fair.
It is for a deserving cause. Private sub- for the use of the convict force on the
.-criptioiiF, amounting to $20, have been public roads, as also tools, &c., for the
use of said loree.
Ordered that until better arrangements
received for the Home
A little 3-year-old daughter of Lester
A little o-vear-oui uaugirxr ui kosiw , , . . . , ,
, , i . a i can be made the road convicts be kept
Chambers, colored, was burned to death - .
,.l t tv .nih. from twn Monday. : iu the Jal1 at U,Sht- ' .
. ,.k r j? vinnL,......:,.,. i, , , 'J The usual appropriations for the sup-
j joccuruc .,.... ... . i . .'oort of the noor were made.
!i-in'ii v:n! aid to -day: 1 lie cnarcu i returning lounu tne cnini leaning against - . , . . . ,
cli,aitw :i . . v . . ., .. . . , , , ... - , .L;! .. i! A. M. Browu reported the number of rnd that leaves this itv at G 25 in the
Mtuated-oa Church street, aujoituug iuc the bmi ueau, wun ner cioines uurneu m - ,
HiiMicu ' .. .. ... .. . nmatM in the countv home during Au- un; returns t 11.25 anil nlvs
sionary field in
they will be joined by a party of mis
sionaries bound for the same held.
Some of the democratic candidates of
the county have been heard to 6ay they
were not uneasy about, their election,
that free silver would do the work. The
office must have been profitable iu the
past or they would not be able to buy iu
the future.
A Mecklenburg farmer was asked why
he didn't pray for good prices as well as
good crops. He replied that the Lord
made the crops, but the Chicago board
of trade took the fixing of prices out of
his hands, and prayers iu that direction
were fruitless.
The free coinage of silver is growing'
faster iu the union than ever. Do you
know the cause? Look at the price of
silver. Look at the uriny of-tramps.
Look at the increase in poor houses of
the union the last twelve years,-and then
look at the increase of our wealthy m n
The vestibule train on the A. T. & O
advertise in papers that cannot prove be
yond a doubt that their circulation is
Phvsir.ian and Drucfrist.
Ko. 15 S. College street, Charlotte, N. C.
Administrators Notice.
Having qualified ft3 administrator upon tho
J . - x- v w - - - I JlUTlllg IfU.lliilvU ns nuuiiii lUUI UJIUU n.o
u-li'it ia fhiimd and lKt fViM nnlv cnn. I iatit nf (IpkoIih. Miller, dee'd. all DlTSOtlS hav-
elusive proofs that can Show thia are ing claims against said estate are hereby noti-
1 . .... . .. fied to present them for payment on or before
postoffice receipts, paper bUls and the the 20th day of July, 1893, or this notice will
books of the concern. When the advir- be pled in bar ofheir recovery. All persons
Users reach this point the circulation jodebted to said estate are requested to make
imnuulialn tvivnirnt J . 1 ll IAr.
if ...ii j. ee ! ji .. i ik.i. i ".-v..... , . .. .
liars w in uie uu rapiuij auu vtvu iusit i
ghosts will not dare to return.
lJtTZ; Brown, Weddington & Co,
grasping their unearned millions. Al
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM, N .
Oldstt Fenab Cclleg3 in the ScratL
The Oljt Annual Session begins September
1st, 18i2. Hegister for last year 327. Special
features; Tuk Development or UkalthCbas
ACTtn and Intellect. Buildings throroughly
n ina.li llo,!. Fnllv-euuinuvd Prt'itaratorV. Col
- - - ii - ,
Ifcri.-ito tind I)st (iruduate Dcnartmcnls. ba
-
sides first class schools" in Mtsic, Abt, La
(iU AGES, hl.OCLTlDN, UOUMKKCIAL ATtO lDVBr
TRIAL SrCDlES. .
JOHN II. CLEWKLL, Prlncipali
most any one else would do it if they
had the chance. I blame the Infernal
fools that have the votes aud the power
to prevent it aud let It go on. I dou't
believe that one class of people was born
29 EAST TRADE ST.
-:o:-
We aru to-day keeping Ihe
into the world bridled and saddled to be B E S T ASSORTMENT
OF
ridden and another class born booted
and spurred to ride them. If you believe
they are, keep on voting with the old
parlies; but if not, cut loose from them
a( vote with us. Robert Schillima.
......
We were uikiug to a congressman on Blacksmith and Uarpantars looig,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, AMMUNITION,
En ..trsh ceiiidery. - ; off. The bed, on which was the bahy.
: Thou. V-mJerfcr.., Jr., u.r. "-- II tboug.Uhe child a
toic, wailo pUyiug M al ll.cVa.led "lolU .gulteJ frum tue .,. !he flrepl.ee.
siiival oii .M jud.iy. The working of the county roads under
.. . : ... i he n'v law was begun yesterday. Mr.
A '.v-B.tuy Biuh reception was given u
i. ..I . ..m... i u liillla,. KrhlavU- Vwwii with a squad of six couvH'ts
niiliU It was largely attenucti, una an
ored.
or come up missing from my
i t . ...v. .... i . .
. ininhi. uei H rwmv ik iieoiiii: s uuuv uuu-
nass tnroucn I fc""v' r . "
Of anH mnt-te nhovre the average" bov hern on I.U war to New Orleans. He Waded barlow knife. All persons
( a , : o- - - --.j . I . .... , A h,.ih.riiir
..-!& Intelligence. .-. I came on a special vestioulea train, ar-1" '
j i . . P v n,r ,in ikI infoNinnhn 'Vhet Iran MW uhb
Col, IV. S. Checvc,of New York, spoke j- - -
ljwulapleiiaiuitjeveui:ig.
Mr Victor Buyden, of .Salisbury, has
.bcfu elected the orator fo addie-s the"
liudciits of the Univ'ity " lltC occ;i-
fcioiiof VVas:.ingtoM'a Diriliilay.
f Butler produced'. : at "ihe Rockwi 11
Cieauier i retailing on this market at
20 tentu nf r bound. Butter from indi-
vidua! pnklueer. goes at -) t l& ccuts.
1'. I! you are owing us anything wc tru-t
.tfiat yuu will t-ome. 'forward and settle
Si once, as we are neetling the nuniey,
' This 'applies to all without any excep
tions. ' - i
Lumlicr in on the ground for a store
building at tho west end of h.iher ,
. lmdj?e. Tlus store will he run by 31 r.
Waller Poole, a one-legged son of Polico
man Poule. f
ltemeniiter the speaking next wunes-
day by Dr. Ex u in and ."Marion Butler.
They will divide time democratic peak
,er. J. ,S. Bell, ot Cla county, is booked
for au opiosing speech. .
Wft- r llin Kill Til a nrra r
vri ik ju v t v uuiiuiii'J v a vnv . ' j,
s . Icrian liome at Barium Springs is being
pushed riirht alonir. and it is thouaht one
of them will be completed t his week aud
he other by the'loih.
The first bale of new cotton was
brought to town on
bcaii at the corporate limit--, near the-'
Van co Cotton Mills, on the river road,
Ve h,j eio see some . u')tautiul results
tf t lifs new law. Give us better goyeru
incut, heller roads and you will ee a
in ore prospe.rous people.
inmates in the county home during Au - evening and returns at 1125 and plys
gust to be 17, eight white and nine col-. between this citv and Statesville carvies
Cost of maintaining same, .yo. ft reversable passenger car. The A end
of it is first-class going to Statesville and
MiJOKI-ENBUKG NEWS. ft,,d the 15 enU ,s nril-c,ass reiiirniug.
If the workingmen h?l no vote they
i.rlil a mnri ;i ill li M I tin til till' I filt'll 1 11 ITS
. . . . . . . I .lllIIL J J .... - - - - -
What if
dants
. . might be more amenable to the I
is Oomg oa Amonff the Descen- f ft times. ndfaMiM Ks.
s of the aiguers 01 the Decia-
a rail wav train the other day. We asked
him where the objectious were from that
was brought to bear on Congress for ths
defeat of the Hatch bill. He said from
the towns and cities, from the men that
were robbing the people. He said that
the people of the South bad been robbed
BARBED WIRE, AND STAPLES,
Fence Wire of all-kinds.
' Butter and Leather Belang
all sizes nd widths.
Cotton Planters of the Best Makes.
of $40,000 by future dealing for every 1 Harrows, Cultivators, Hoes, Shovel?,
.. .1 I 1I. Ul.mi Srnnbc 1111 ill frwt
ration of independence.
Some men never see the cyclone until
they are swept way J ust .-.o in politics.
You men Muit work for your living,
paste this iu your hat and remember'
ihai We plutocrats could manage you
better if you would quit voting and Ul
us manage the machine.
Wc have been
Dr. Exuui and Marion Butler will j . fi Dressed our principles j the
.. .. I. ... Cti Kiii-.' novl IV idiiixailni ' . . . , i I . .
...... wm.. .v .. w . . . of i'ourress. aud have been Ueineti e Orion's circus
!.,.. .m-M ; ... them there. . ray nasi ic
r.ni this and inijointug counties. 1ei 1 m J.ilM ,..
i - t. .oil i.t line man
li Mibscrihors to the Watchman come unuo w. w u,
nr. nnred to renew and brintr some new the platform in Charlotte lot.Uay . eignt
s - a i
subscribers With thein. A represeaeuta
tive will be on hand to write the1 names
and receive the money.
bales were uew crop
X..rih ('a ml ina. is a full uncle of Mrs.
requested to say that
wli'i eteiiiiunts ami
horses, and Adlai Stevenson,
who voted with General
Weaver and who refused to go into ti e
democratic caucu
SI. 000 they had been robbed of by the
Louisiana Lottery; he said the future
ilea ling was much the worse of the two,
but those dealing with the lottery were
classed with scoundrels, while the future
dealers were high church members anil
of course good christians.
V. i white man of anv decency can hes-
it at e between a choice OI tne two dwib
Plows, Plow Stocks, and in fact,
everything used by me far
mer, blacksmith and
Carpenter.
Call and see us, we want yoilr trade.
BROWN, WEDDIN'GTON & CO.,
20 East Trade Street,
i Charlotte, N. C
W.H.&R.S.T0CKER&C0,
RALEIGH, IT, :
WAITED
10,000 Farmers to call at the Charlotte House,
hocatea in me ousinrss
ii. Lets. XW4.
. i .i.ta 1 Trvmi street
There are as ueceni men in ua wmuv i j - - .. u ,
1MU u " . . I ....tr inn rrda from the mibhc square, licsl
that will vote the people's party ticket . , , the Stsltc kcep out ti,e
f t lm ...Ik and anv til ! t n I i . l... ii;ns l..tli hr rlit rici I V.
1itio m nr m! icii it. i bi' 17th ilav of Soideni-
Dr. W. P. Exum, the next governor of L.,,.. yoU taku due notice uud
a- e. .! I.. . C I 1 ...
govern yourseli accordingly.
By the way, how would it do to put
men into ofiice in Mecklenburg county
who were born and raised in North Car
olina. South Carolinians make good of
ficers, but the people think North Caro
The m. eti.-.g in the interest of the fe- James Oat, oi this city,
male college, appointed for last Monday lntle Harry, son of Mr. aud Mrs. C. M.
night, was poorly attended, and it was Cofllu, aged 18 1 months, died Saturday
postponed until a future day. This is a jnonnug of membranous cramp.
commendable effort and should be hear , ,
Nnur in nil fdiniAss. if a nartv don't re-
lily encouraged. A large -number of . we lH;Heve ,iniall!i ought to fill the oilices oi North
Salisbury s guls go away to school at V i . . k..,:.,..i h ;n ,v
other places annually and this take&much J - ,',:.., ,h , 1, ..f Vovember.
money out of town. Besides that a he "
female school would be a big advertise-1 A merchant was in our den this week jerry Simpson was 'endorsed by ihe
ment for Salisbury. Encourage it. : land we asked him for the news, lie Ljen,0crats in their convention at Dxlge
The republican county convention id everthiu Wtt lUut Ue City on the 16lh ult. by a vote of 72 to
...11 . i ..... c. . xr ceuld hear a note tall due. ofi in llis f.lV0r. When the result was
was neiu nere nisi numiuai. j.- cj. i i
i..rUi. ;.. tb. i.Mil.iriiv V)n luo-l ism Wit l.Pr a well thouirht of colored made known the greatest enthusiasm
.: rt . ru: i,.oi Imnau lit f! ia i tirAvxilnd. llenrv Watterson. in willing
county officers were made. Delegates, Tuesday uight. The fire was caused by of him, says; "Jerry Simpson of Kansas,
about equally divided between the races, tt ainp exploding. Nothing was saved is the readiest mau in the House."
were elected to the State, , congressional whatever. The vouug Americans of Hopewell,
and senatorial conventions. The con- . ' ... n..ni;,i wUhincr m imitate the kui;hts of e
ineiawn party gien mc j.Mf.-v 0 -
r 7 I ..... .. :il I....... ..i...!,.! I..nrii-i.
I. II r I 11. . m . . I l ...ll.T ill) LIT 1 111 tl.V I I..I .
1 e . Art.lk . n1 k.v niun 1 i . .. i .i. d : l..li 1 nln.t rwi t w
. ic ni'nr u.ii i.ii. mi int.' trai ii. bum mm v m.mm i ii.pvniiaa mil lhu uics unin v ... .
will all be in UU:...;'". . T ' . .,V... i.T" V J. MomiH. I'ron.
...Ii,, i i.wil lilt tlliriV 1111U UC11CTC9 UC 19 1 ... 4
U uu j'inivv i'
ri ditand will be driven back Into the
old boss line by such slander and abuse
is beiuir heaped on the wealth creators
of ibis country deserves to be in slavery
BLAZER SUITS
And Other
Traveling Requities.
For Ladies who will leave Jiomo this
Summer, we have provided many goods
and wares suitable for traveling or use
at Seaside or Mountain.
BLAZER SUITS SKIRTS AND BLA,
ZER,
SHIRT WAISTS,
DRIVING AND RIDINCi GLOVES,
Waterproof Overo armests," Walk
iso Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Canvas
Telescopf-s, Grii's, Etc.
O U T - OF - TOWN ORDERS
receive the most careful aitontion.
HASH with the order of T.00 or
mor , we will deliver goods free (except
' ... v . .1 ..a.
Furniture ami I roeker ) to ipe nearesj,
express office or railroad station.
W. H. &R. 8: Tucker & Co.,
Raleigh, Ii . C,
Mention IT10 Wat'-hman when 30U write.
Tnpsihi v bv Mr
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J.JIeurvlIetliz. It T was uraded strict vention adjourned to reassemble on Sep-1 , ,F, .... .... Mra Lldon timt-s. will have a urund tourna-
" - - oUuosy scnooi iussnay nipn w . .io. - - - - 1
good middling and weighed' 333 pounds, tembcr 2Kb, when the advisability of y j ?JtleU3 beautiful lawn, was a de- ment and picnic at Hopewell on the 16th
It brought $7,874 cents tier huudred. t nominating a couuty ticket will be con ,. , ..'..,, t' ,.,. of this month. Politics will also be iu it.
- . - l ., , I llgntiui auair sociaujr mu """- 1 .,, . .
1 ". .. . .. 11. t ni.. sidered. l- . . . Canvassed back democrats will be theie
Theodore, you ngest.son of Mr. I. Blu-
ightful
financially.
klonlk..! . I .. .1T.1 ... ihn kiiiiin n'l...- ..... A liimnnf ntnllr
"vuium, i lids iaee,Mic uv nouit iiieic n.u u iicu ;uuu 1 ui mum v vm . .
of hU uncle iu New York city, Saturday citizens at the depot last" Sunday morning Strayed
- sveoing Jast. He was- about sixteen to see Corbett, who was to pass through stable last
Canvassed back democrats will be theie
and the bow-legged people'a party man
will be on hand.
big time.
The Third Party,
All conic and have a
Wdiatr toanDoiiitment; in Meronev's topped just Jong enough fortho engine
In four State of the Union tho militia
is under arms, and in one the federal
.m mm -W
VT i ? , . x ... troops have taken the held. o one can
mginel The bic coUon nlatform in Charlotte . ...i,,, Ct... 5ii nort spo
"iibk lo.auuviuir-icui, 111 -iciuc:jf o - - , 7 . . - . ... I ..... . .. .. . I ten wiiatei.j.,
1. -.. . .. in cut uiiirr TIi r:ir l.ml nvpr 111 f.har I nhorui. f.ir tn nnmuir of bus-i ... ... ... i 1...
Uall tuMt li'nM u niiriit . hn.il a iM.'ti-r r ts"- wwiHipivF-'.- r. ii.a n nf n ntneraliu HW stninianicu i
ii 1. . "... lotte until carlv Monday morniusr. Sunlln Kcvral thousand feet of heart! . . . ..- Tr;,.t;m
!"rcnw mu uruunuiiou feiiCiMkcrs gun- - . , . I ..... 11 WO nlie OI liiuiw.if'H' um.i""v.. .
rally 4Uster in this city. He defended evening Corbett rode out in a car- pine lumber 3 inches thick, have already .g hurrieil to jail or bu, ied
W I I . . . . f . b i . . 1 a v r . m S n. ABb ia . . L P . . . 1 L .
sii cause ablv " - riage aim wuen aoou. iour miies uisianv 1 jjCeu laid 011 me piatiorm.
1. . .1 !! 1. I .
ue got out auu ran oaci. iu iue tsuarr.
That eveuinir a warrant was sworn out
' I sues
against him for desecration of the sab-l.,
I tk, 1 Itul-
bath. However, before it was served the
great pugilist was smuggled out of town.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com-
'.'. -patjy 13 surveying a road from vVadesboro
"I Winston. The surveyors are now at
Work ' in D ividson county. The com
. psQy asks-for no subscriptions nothing
. but rights of way.
The meanest mau in the country is he
ho will take a paper for a year a or so j.
hu men wlien presented with tne dim
Wear that he uever subscrilcd for it and
refuse .to pay.1 Such a man would dig up
corpse to extract the gold filling from
..:..
f teeth.
ltcport by the Grand Jury .
The report by the grand jury of the
ast "Court is a very intereslinsj document
and contains several good suggestions.
Ihe jury reports having visited the
The partisao editor must meet the is-
Abuse, slander, vituperation ana
bluster will not count, ll would be well
for them to confljue themselves to the
truth i1k. Thou shalt net lie."
Mrs. J, W. Morris died at her home in
Morning Star township Sunday evening
of consumption, aged 30 years. De-
ceased, was a sister of Mr. J. T. Orr, of
Matthews, former county surveyor.
The Chicago convention sympathized
on the Potter's Field, and more victims
rush to sacrifice.
-rrr" )rilvtA o ml .1 ! viii.cl l-kiiVk tti
good condition, with the exceptiou thai I With the starving serfs of Russia, but
1 . . . . . . "I a' fl f. 1 . . ll, ...w.m
the. v:itir Klinn v n thp i-iil U iiwiirfioiAnt. I wnv SUCH Slienoe IU reuani i' Mio iiwi
I - " " 1 I - I ' - -
It u0 t...i....i MrMi.tn TtT..i..., Ht "was recommended that a suitable and half starved people ot our j-reat, cu-
tiAa 1 .1 t 1 1 i.iorol tk Imilf. tot. I li rtrwti Virtiaa lit I'ipb who have uu mace to even lay their
rvw numerous cniuiren, neat ana ciean ""' " ...r
Ud with .-books uuder their arms, plod- which the inmates could attend religious j headt ,
uiua th.ir wnv to ui.b.iol oiiee. The . services, 1 he report urges the construe-1 Mr W Tt AloYnlAr. nf Sharon, in.
tute graded school began vth an en- ioh of water closets in the court house forms us that Sharon prcseyteriau con
tollnarut of 284, an increase of 29 over for the convenience of jurors and others gjegatuu made a unanimous call last
t 6rat day of last year. attending court. It was also recoup Sunday for the Key. J. Q. Anderson, of
mencieu mat tne jail yatvi ne enciuseo Rocky River church. The w,U has been
rTof yesterday with a neat and substantial fence. ' I forwarded to lUv. Anderson,
A copy of the report was ordered I ....
r vesterdav. irivesa trlou-- ,.i ..- .i.. u.-a ..r I They have yellel force lull here unlit
gayoountof the success of the creniiLi.s. on lhe bill of
111 1L(IW4I1 Hi ki' fit ilovnnna I . t I fare. Ttiev say boss have soun. turtle
it product im greater t hau it supply and " 1 I soup, ham and eggsv(brce Wit, toast taritf
lhat asKooii an Kssiide the stockholders , n L n , , n . , - tb hl! shell, tariff scrambled, (oxo
lo to ejUarge the Capacily of the plant. CUldrcn. Cry fjr ntcher jLaStOrQi J bill iiaij diijtd rff piiddin.
The Charlotte Observ,
V;"- Mr. M. C. Qiiiutt. who was over
"aa Sidiaburv
iu
efy hi Rowan.
Tb discussion in this isuc on the sub-
treasury between W. G. Steele and his
anonymous antagonist is very uueies.-
., . ...... I t mr.aa
ing and instructive. iur. oieeiu ia a
intelli"ent and well informed man and
no one is better able to detenu tuat ue-
mand of the Alliance than Iiuuseli.
Mecklenbara Times, 1891.
Hs not Mr. Steele sunk in lhe eyes ot
that great weekly within the past twelve
mouth-!
The blue stockings of this town were
splitting their throats Tuesday morning
telling the people that Col. Uheevos nau
converted Mr. VV. G. Steele over to de-
mocracv. Mr. Sieele authorizes us to
say that he is not cranky enough to be
w..i k. in -in wuli onlv one luer.
llrtsavslie is in the people's party, lo
stay and will be heard from before thq
Sth of November.
Hereafter until October 1st a double
dail. mail will be run between Charlotte
and Blowiug rock. Mail matter deposi
ted in the postoffice in Chirrlotte not
later than 10;3a a. m. will reacli Blowing
i...t- ib ime uiiiht. Cre it lor I his
the balance of his days. How men that while some people are talking politics wc
i .j;..., ..r. thA 4irmrM for everv I - ..Triucr barcrain. lett crade tabic oil
"' r f . . . I . .. i r. , .1. -n.. r.Hi- uu- iii last
,uls,i thrrtc.oHMwwa-v ZZZIU mk m
the dirt to get mud to throw at them is s. L 43 ol1Crs 25c. to :.8e; Mouito Nets
more than we can understand. .. I r,c per yard; La.ti.-' Sailor Mats i:.c. worth 2:.c.
I K ereat bargain in l-ana, i.aces. uauuiv it..
4 i ..-.. 1 rmm Pbrlntti went to I " . 'i'..ki lim ine 'l:c ner dozen u n:
Davidson College this moruing to attend Towei8 ftt 50c on the dollar, lhe beat $t.oo
ti.e democratic meeting there to-day. shues in tho Sute; Oxford Ties 88c, worth
At 1 ft ff 1 1 1 1 .
Congressman Aiexanuer, . J1.25 . ,. ,. ....-..
Mr F B McDowell, Capt. John tv. ir- Ererything marKeu in pia.n ...r.
win and others maao 8eecne. i Mo price to an. o.it.-...vv,..
the biuest rally ever known in Meckleu- Give us a call.
burg, outside of Charlotte iowushtp.- HARRISON & CO.,
Xcu'S. Sent otf. I a nnors below 1st National Bank.
1 I i t iiliil. r ,11 Pirn has a population of
"I1..1 . - N. C
iovi. D " 1 ViUlUM
a a . a I . .1 k.r.i t
over 500, and a Illicitly seiweu wum.,
and you will see that a large crowd went
from Charlotte. Ex-Senato? JohuV.
Moore, who is a straight haired demo
crat and who was at the rally, said there
vfM. about one hundred preseut. Well
now if there was a large crowd went
from Charlotte where were the citizens
of that town and country? Echo an
swers, where.
People's Party Spcaklu.
This being the day for the people's
t ,.llala wmm . a
" m a .! ff
about half full of all parties hy ii o woca.
a
The people's party were la the majority.
m ii n.uu.v Dr. W. P. Kxum waa in
ill v r .
tm'.in. ed'l.v W.G. Steele, who made a
short lalk, Mr. C. Ii. Aycoea wa in
troduced by Mr. T. H. Robertson ana
snoke for one hour and a half. He did
..... . . .
. . i 1. ......1.1 fnr in a rUU. lie was
tne oesi
rivii thp. verv best attcutiou by all par
: . ... ......
When bovas done Marion uuncr
..n fur vanl and at this juncture a fine
j I wa v av
b .ttalion of true blue democrats marc&ea
out of the hall making all the fuss pos-
;m nouvithstandiug Mr. Itobertson
- r 4 ........I' tito'id for deceucv. but
aim air. ..o- i " -
.ti.i no eood. They weut out aud
threw rocks oti the house aud yelled
. 4 t.itlr wa
ubout 1 be uoor. I f p-
done aud Aycock got up agaiu the crowd J.
i.,e.k in to make a fuss. The speak
ers went ahead and all who listened to
.hp soeeches were well pleased. The
disorderly crowd inade more votes for
We arc still at our old stand
on Main street, where we have
a select stock of Watches, Clocks,
Spectacle's, and all kinds of fin
Jewelrv on hand at the lowest
prices.
Watch repairing, a sprchlty.
All work "tirantecd 12 months
' V
T 9, :r. " AH.
m '. . i r rf
-
a mi
f r i
"BTJGEBT
IS KING OP MOWERS.
The "Buckeye" cxc-ls in Simplicity, Durability, Lil.t Dr.fV.. ii'-. ;lHS
rTrt'y PW. 4 per W-' IM-'C- W,. ..... K-u- ?
in t . . ..... . i . .. -,n.lr l..it. mi iirices.
speeches, so the twime crowd is mviieu i ,n car iOJid IOW aim can gnc i"v , ...
The contluct suoweu uiu w headauaiters for rep ine oi an kuw - ......
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We keep a full line of
can a -rain.
everybody wants justice or not.
rri ! Annual
C. C. A. fc ftl. FAIR.
CONCORD. N. C
Snnt. 7th. 8th and 9th, 1892.
... i,..,.r t.; iinervst aiJ ainuse all. TrottltST
ana ruui-luK races eacbd-y. IrtojCle ra. lUi?
. ... ..... .1 ... .t.i.... ..n. lb .ui ii.- ..,..uq . ...i ii IUICJ.I , v-
aceoin modal iov is due to rostmaster?4 " t
HEAVY
Flour a spt.-iallr.
; at low prices.
buying.
So. StdU IVUe-e tcel.
t " T7 T 1
Call and s e us, or wrii.e fw !.ri e- VTova
liei't S'u'.iy, -
c.h aiilotte,