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Clinon, N. C; ' V A llHrnesrhccrctary.
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' Ir,hllCvni;,.. M. rrk, presi lent.
,9t;U.-v.iHe; M. K uiisry - secretary, ,
'Moort svillc. . ' ,.
Calxirms C,,nMly-. F. tliN-n.HO. pnTi
dcn'K C-J-r.1; Or. J. L ilivrly , tu
tary," Con'MU'i:
' J)tit1on Vril--l-&- (irpi-n.pr'i.Ii-nt.
im:; V. A. LinJiy, se.-rctifry, Ti.niua
iCataich Conuty--. T. Vilf-.n?.
lent, X.-wtim; J. F. Humiuii, fvCMlari,
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PJicrrnJ. L. Jiumryprt Hiiind; Marion
Butler, tic preside til; V. X. Dame, sec
retary.
I ; PAI'EEH.
P6n-ve F irmer, Statu ,gan, TTnlel-b, V. C.
Cauaslar. ' - '"'V
lOirat l.m. ':v' k t-
" OAroiln i Watebmnn, 8a!l:-.ury, N. ..
TanuwV Aitvwutf, 'l;ui.)io, ( .
. iounUln Hom-Jourii tl, As f-yui". .
Alliance si-n.iiivr. floiJsii-oro, N . .
Count rj Lll. Trlnliy o.n wo, N C.
Ten im. 7 IM-.-Uory. . .
Kau' I vn,l:ersr C.
' Jxtch of the above-nmtfedpapcrs are re
quested to keep the Jul standing on the fird
page and add others, provided they are duly
-elected. Any prijer failing to advocate the
Ocala platform will be dropped; from the
lit promptly. Our people cm n our see
"thai paper are published in their interest.
.The jpoiiTvrei.cc Ilatform.
The f(floii!g is a correct c py ff j
the .platform udt ptr-d Jit 'St. Louis by
the labor confer nee: '
1. Wre deiii ind A uatifmaF currency
afe;, soiind sfnd Uexiblc isSm d by
"the uenral government only; a full
legal tender for ;tl I debts, public and
private;. and-.without the iise of bank
ing corpi stations a jest and ipiitable
'means of circulation,-at a t;;x not to
-T exieed two per cent, as et forth in the
,d,-treasurv plan of the Farmers' Ai J, ond juirty and no 1 ,.-ion.
ance,or some better system; alo, by Wewcnucd or u-ay m.o ne large
avnients in the dic!,arge of its obh- K,niK':"!t!m ut.U 1 E- r-
'su
lianc
jmynient
Rations for public improvements.
(i. We deinand free and unlimited
coimige of silver. . -
'.'. . We demand fl e :imonut of cir
culating medium to speedily iti
creased to not less than i30 per capita.
c. We. demand a graduated income
tax. s
1 (I. e 1 elievt' that the money of the
jtrd'asury should be kept as much as j
V
--possible' m the ; minus ot tlie people,
and hence we demand all-National and
State' revenues shall be limited to the
neeessary expenses of' govern mrnt,
economically and liohestly administered.
' e. We demand that i'ost.al, Saving
banks be established by the govcrn
ment for the safe deposit of earnings
bf the people i.nd facilite exchange.
-:'.'' L lakd! I
Your sub-committee upon the
land plaiik, beg to submit to your tip.'
jirovHi .the foilowjngiyl he land,-including
all natural, resources of wealth,
- is the heritage of all people, and should
" iiot be monopolized- for speculative
purposes, and a! ieii ownership of laud
Jdiould be prohibited. All lands now
" held by raifroTids jiud other coporations
- iln excess ot" their sicinal needs and all
i lands now owned by aliens should be
reclaimed by the Government and h.eld
for actual settlers onlv.
,'. ' TUANSPOliTATION
i . ?5. Tr lusnortatioii being a
means
of defence ainl public necessity, the
liovernineyit shoUUt own ami operate
' roads in the interest of th people.
1 ' a. The telegraph and telephone,
like the po-dal system, being a necessity
for the transmission of-. news, should be
owned and oj'eraled by the government
in the interest of the-people.
While some parts of the above, nd
d ress ui ay- see m at .a me re g! an ce do
make partisan political distinctions,
yet upon tareful study one will clearly
se4? that it is non-partisan, and further,
will be impressed with the truth of its
promises, and the ability of tlie com-
hiittee who framed it. It was adopted
with only a few di-sentihg votes, and
the platform was adopted unanimously,
4tnd received with great .applause. Tiie
conference having completed its work
ns a reprrscntativu body", nid adjourned
sine die.
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After ten year's of .great siifTeritr? from
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,c...Si.patton,lbaye been cured Dr. was sente-u eti to 21 years"
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RUIIAKI) KAZOlt
VMt- tlie W-'teTtinnn's riinfbttte A1
v. rtiMTS T!:ey are all Ks-jt litis jr.
f on-'Sj oknee of Ibe V..tclima:i.
V- took a vra!kJ ::ronml town the
other day- to see what -on f ad vert isers
wi se doi'.ig i:; rejanl to the force bill
;i!:d tie tarlil. We e;d!ed at Jattn's
U:imM.;i k (J.-.'s ami Mr., Bridges tout
us thai he w.,s selling cnU fjr rete-nue--'onlv.
lie said l.e h,-.d reihicej
"the tar.2 on hope from 2MolO rents,
'and il the peer Irish boy whose mother
sent h:":n do this country with srck- and
who had to pay j2.L'5 duty on them,
wcnld rail at his place 4ie would 'sell
him socks at tS cents per pair. e
know they are selling fo revenue only,
and Vc art satisfied that is all they ask.
Mr Bridges is a bachelor of high - re
nown, say G foot; in politics he is an
uncompromising prohibition, demo
cratic, republican and people's party
candidate Xor matrhnony, and w iil not
marry anv woumn who wiil ask for
hfressri'r to r
anv more monev man win oe reany
mi familv affairs -n an
(eoiu;nnca nian. ie-asKea icr a
it 1 1 j
trade icporLmul tiny hdd us they had
no-rx)-m for cJ inplaint, taking into
consideration tTie low jrice of cotton
and the scarcity of nonev. They have
enf ilw-ir nriees -t o smh the tones We
found a crowd in the store. We don't. 1
know a better place to get cheat
) L'OOUS
;o.d lair fli'almg.-. bee th-ir adver
tisement in this paper. Out Mr.
ihiilges says what i.- hoiiiering him
more than anvthit::' else hot.' i a sec-
hilar lias rust leuumu irom tne
liirftl.ern nu.trkets-wh.ere he bought a
large stock "of leather, harness, bridles,
etc. Mr. Shaw minutiae lures every
thing iii the harness line. He can tit
71 poor ho:e or a fat horse, lie will
take pleasure in showing you his stock
and will not ask what yonr politics
are or what church you belong to; he
will not even ask v'ju whether you are
I married or single, lie sells goods for
revenue only and finds hhat it pays to
advert isti a the ATCii.iiAN". bee his
adverti'sem"ent and go and see him. He
is the the only fat man in the city
who can ride a bicycle without taking
two stout men alongtohold it up.
I tlsen. dropped in the store of
I'rown, Weildhigton & (Jo. There is
no one in that houe. fat or lean, that
can rilu a bicvcle. uuli'ss the thing has
four wheels. Their clerks are all loug
li -sr. ed jind'big tooted. Tl
...
1 ue are maue
1 1 1
t.-xpressly for reaching high shelves
and walking on the business end of
ta)td;s; their, shiiis are all -sharp, they
are made expressly for running into
mow ill g sytlu-s, wheelbarrows and rail
road truck, ;is tlicy keep a full line of
all such goods. Nov.- you .talk--about
hardware, they can sell you anything
made (if steel, from a cambric needle
to a -steam engine. They have got the
largest stock o! hardware this side of
Ba't i.U;nre.: Ybu will think the tariiT
is oil when you" price their goods, and
they are prepared I'm foreo hdl or ajiv
oi her emergency in' politics. ' I think
they are Cochin Cnma variety, war
ranted, -call ami see them.-- There is
not a man in the Slate who i a big
enougii liar to tell hall t he t rut 11 about
t tie it stock.
. Seeing a jarge sign on the outside
of the Davidson building that read
Ctunnierci'al College we cr.twled up
stairs and there is where we struck it
heavy. We found, a room libout the
siz" of a poor man's garden (we have
got. one about the same size) Weil
it was filled with chairs and -tables.
Mr. Day, the manager, showed us
around. We found thirty or forty
students at their tables. We thought
the buys were making labels for tea
boxes in ChimXr-Lut Mr. Day in formed
us that it was short hand or stenog
raphy Well it .looked asy though a
thousand legged worm had got into an
ink bottle and crawled over the paper.
We found then) teaching shorthand,
penntnauship, book-keeping and type
writing in -ni I the branches, that go to
make up a business course for either sex.
Voting man or young lady', if you are
taking a business course "don't leave
the.Slate nntil vou first go and ?ee the
prrprit tor cf the ClwrloMe C.-tumer-e:;:i
College. See -the advert isen.ent
on the third page of this paper.
Richard Razor.
To Testtbe Law.
Chicago Scpimi her 21. A spetial
from Mart in.syille, luiiilusn. savs-
"Charhs Ilantiiton, in h( half .if ihp
!o..Vs lui h!cd ii suit against Ctmntv
K .... "
Ae.oitt r bai;ta and Treiisurcr Lan-'-
wood to test the 'constitutionality of
1.1 . . . .
or'il.i..,, .
iibc- , " S!rP,rHotinient laws ot
- ! , ' . Similar suits will be
I.Ietl jn evf rv coen?v hi theS:a!e whi r
the distriits were " s fleeted' by these
jrueasures'. -' ' '-" '
bergman. who ittenfnfpd U
ie & Co..
i m prison-
I
t.
i
I Childrvi Cry for Pitcher's rtcria:
Allinrco Notrs. ,
- Tlire nrp but threo ways of qettin?:
woaitli. One ranst either work for it,
be;; it, or steal it. .
, Mmy (thouKirtls of men in this
U.,.,,iirt- frf rfrH-p,viiiir 'ast annual m-
coin. Tlsey in'itlitr work nor Ug.
If riioner .was robbwl f it irin-st
ilraing i'ttribute,. ir. wotibl iosf its
power '.to ui suii the wealth prmiucetl
by j)io lt;ctive labor.
"E-!iloitrrs";iiul- "nroniufeiN' is'tte
bonds ami r.i SiJf future lalr ;
Jofsnsof t I1. Why houM lnt the
I people i-'itrt c.pitnl to labor itself upon j
jits bonds. I
Why should labor, which produces
I nil wealth, grovel in abject poverty and
toil for a bare sub-it rto wnile toe
drones, who toil not. tare sumptuously
and are clod "in purple and tine linen?
How c:iu the n a'i u thrive when the
pet. pie are compelled, by reason of
debt, to pay a higher rate of inb iert
lor their medium of exchange than the
per cent, made by them in the puivuit
of their calli 'ug'? Exchanjc.
The
i e t ;tl.in il,n 1
real iigilt to-Uay 1 Wlinin Uie ,
lines ul hired men. Capital pays some ,
lured men very lih salaries for no
other service than to beat down olirer
hired men in their wages. Xoncon
form ttt. , ,
Scarce money means cneap -,,r '
plenty of money means higher p. ices i
, , ,
tor labor arm lis prooucts. u you .ue ,
a producer you do not need a map tuj
show which of thee proposit ions you
favor. The new party is the only
partv favoring monev. Slissou fi
World. '
'Hie first.domif ion of land was made j
!v democrats. There were about 30,-'
43i(J29 acres given by democrats prior
to lS(il. The Union f'acitie grants,
the largest .erei - made.- were ;:voi by !
the republicans, but only two denn-
j-imIs voted :i"-:iinst them in the House.
Great West.
Delegates to the St. I.
jf UlS COllier- ;
j
ente will remember the fair treatment
we received at the hands of the St
Louis Chronicle.
It h;is recently
hoisted the Weaver and Field ticket . ou Can do to avert it. ,
and will tiuht for the people's party. J And be careful that you don't make
The Cincinnati Poti has alo llojrped j the mi-take of adding your weight to
over, and the Ddrolt Evniiiui Af.'Mithe lm.ss of i.ri'og.ir.ce, assurance,
has joined' the people's party. The
Cievciand Pre hoisls tjie .people's !
party ticket
'1 hese are all nietropoh-l
tan city papciS and have :t com b; ncd ,
circulation of lGOA'OU Wiiineld Free
Press.
Di fie rent Views,
correspondence or tl.c vatcl.iri'n.
The democratic party lias all the
while held that the worst, feature of the;
third party was tne (Sanger ot turning
our State government back inlo tl.e
hands of tlie republicans, and yet they
have- done a thev io.ssMv count fo 1
- 1
get out a republican ticket , and brth
first time since the war they actually
compliment the republicans on having!
a nice ci..n ticket.
No.w, Mr. Eerier, we think it is
about time we shetd.i change collusion
agnint them. The yctiotr of the re
publicans proves that there was no
collusion between us and when we put
together thosx points, ; z: 1-t.
the great" desire of the democrats
to
get
(Xt a republican
ie;s!sfei!':v with
tiekef
S-i, tne
which
tnev chargevl u.s with cOiiusion; ot
a
thi-
high compliment they pay the nomi
nees of the republican party; 4:h, the
rumor current that the democrats had,
or would oll'er Mr. Eaves liity thosi
j1ind dollars to get out a State and
county ticket ; d, the fact that Eaves
above all other prominent republicans
was clamorous for said ticket against
tlie better judgment of other promi
nent republicans and did succeed in
getting theticket, v e think makes a
case against them. Now it' we should
fail. to elect our ticket and the republi
can treket should be elected, as den.o-
j crats so confidently predict, then intty
the consequences tail on them.
iney now have a choice or what
they think are two evils, let theni de
cide for t hems lyes. -
Wiil they throw th" electoral vote
to Weaver and take their chances be
fore Congress or will they let Mr. Har
rison luve it and thus face tlie force
bill (so called.) This is a view of it
from democratic standpoint.
Our view of it is that we shall carry
the State for Weaver, Exnm and free
coinaget All their reports of back
sliding to the contrary notwithstand
ing. AV-i l ii - ,i , .
We pretend not. t see a third party
m tlie neld, even ignores us in tlie an-
pointment of judges (probably with
the intent to report Alabama on us.)
JN ever: he less we are m the held to stay
ami mev win see us on e.eciion av.
i t .. 1 1 i ,
although they could not no'w see a two
foot stone on the end of their nose.
3 p. if.
Mr. John Nichols, who lives near
Pineville, met with a peculiar and pain
ful accident several days since. He,
his wile and two children had gone to
bh iron to visit his sister, who is quite
sick. As thev were leaxing for home
thei mule which they were driving
became friglened raid ran away. Mrs.
N chois fed -ut of the back of the
-wagon and was. it is feared, scriotisly
hurt, i'S she struck her headn a rock.
Ti- i,;i.i.. i - - . i i
xi.e Liun.icu wot iiiniwu ijut ulii es-I
caped injury. Mr. Nichols held on to!
the mule, but after his wife aud chil
dren were thrown out he tried to jump
o
ut. ins loot cauiriit m t hp ime ;nii
he fell hetvilv to the ground. He had
h habit of sticking his tongue between
his. teeth, and while trying to slop the'
iiuu.inttt iiiwm ii uucousciMiisiy resior
i i r, -i i. . , . ..i .... . . .1 i
.'Ittdto his old habit." As he jump-ed
o.t, or fell, he -bit his tongue nearly
in two, it being kept t gather merely
bv n ihinr sL-iu ili. 1 1. VUUL
:imi1 u i fa li. vu l.tin i.i i:lliJ .. I.
...... ' . ' ill VIII u 1 1 j . i in ixu
since the jicci lent. H.r etiud tion is
serious. Charlotte Obrvetw
Politicul Status uf Congress.
The following official' table how
tle jiolitical sUitus of congress from
1872 to 1S90:
Forty-third Conjrrpss. 1 87 Re
publican Senate; democratic Hou-.
Forty'-f onrt h (.-ongjvss 1S74 lle
pnblican ..Senate; democratic Hon-e. '
Forty fifth , L'oi giess 187G. Pie
nubliean Senate; democratic House.
Forty-sixth Congress 1S78. Detu-oer-;tic
Senate; din critic Honsp.
Fort v-s ve n t h C' i ;4 n ss 1 SSi ), - - Re-
pntleaa Senate; U'incr;itn- lbnise,
Fi-rty-piglith Cunyr-'s 1
publican Senate; denmcratic llt.us.
Forty-ninth ( onrcss 1&84.- Ltc-
pubii an Sena'e; iletuocratic House.
Fif .iel h Conures 1S83. Republi
can Senate; democratic Hou-e.
F i f t v -i rs t Co n - res 1 8S8 . Repu b-
;!ic:tu Semite; republican House.
F i f i y -sec o u d Co 1 1 gn s 1 8J0. Re
pnbliuiu Senate; democratic House.
The. year named is the year in which
the Congress was elected.
O. M. Cr er, Cliesttr, S. C., niltes: " ue?ro
fcov la-r a bat e:is- -f .-e otiil.t. The fhel r
s ilJ H v. ni t Kill lilisir I loI, him 10 use l!oiutl:
Ii:iU l...:1;i. lie too.: aoezeu txities and Is nov
vtM1 iK- i,..g r.ol ii-a any oi It lov luur moutliH
auaco.an.ues weu
t
Tbii,!; About These Things.
More armed troop are now in the
C. 1 I il-.., ITi,o...l i.if..cs l A ,.f..vuiif
war between the rich and the poor
t,.m enrol,,.d in th(? of
Hi Ml tin; u uiun.o i" I'll it tA,
Wiishington in 177G, when he drove
, Knglish f-.rces out of the colonies.
What does it moan? Does it point
to proserity, conientuient, pe-ice,
brotherly love, intellectual advance
ment for all the men and women of
the country, and a g'-owth in the ha
t ional virtues that make a people truly
admirable :ind great?
Think about ihese things honest.lv
and without prejo.iice.
Keinemher that in the early days o?
1 S()l tlie man who would have lUe-
dieted the horrors of the rebellion
11 O lOtve 1, ceii 1 oouii 1 insane.
. . .. 1 .. ... 1 i.i :
1 if 1 . 1 .. i. :i .
11 you initiK ine.e is a jeai. teiiioie
iLniLi'i: Ihrratening the
n pul
lie
Yourself what you are doing and what
cruelty, i rah Her. nee, ami greed norfj
lurched t:pm the safety vaive.
It may not he a pleasant place KV
?! t .some of
IiuicjHiident.
jf these d.
0;
D
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1
Onr d.r.'s suteisience, free access
to natural opportunities and a tlaily
market for its prt tbat, is all labor
needs io make it indepemh lit, not of
cap. tab hot of capitalists.
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even better advantages tor $75? ir
circularsTadd ress
Key. C. A HAMPTON Pritudpal.
All 1 tea ling .Springs, C.
DURHAM
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Manufacturer High Grade Fertilizer
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and exchisivolv
KT. C. Alliance Omcial Acid Pho-spiiat
N.' G. Alliance Guano.
Frogressive i'ar:
DURHAM
Factoiie?, DuilKtm, N. C, anl
J. G. BERNHARDT, Special Aj
Salisbury, N. 0.
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Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon
tal of ev3ry variety and capacity.
VERTICAL PISTON.
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GRAUyiLLB INSTITUTE,-
OXFOCD, N. C.
Boarding and Eay School for Girls
and Young Ladies.
pniSCIi'ALS: HUs xr.rarrt Burguyn ITUUard.
v oimn's Cotiee, Bait lmoe.
Miss K.itU.HUm Jluven llilli irU.
A. u. wo.nao's ColievreTTtaito.
Instntctlons In Ensjijsli Hn.ncfies, asusic (Vaal
niiii-ln.truir.iita-). An, ta-nnn. French -n-.l Latin
Tt rtus vi-iy iao-.ier..ie. Send lor Cat uoeue.
IT it A N i JL IV. i:owan County Gran
ite MiUbtone Quart i(f, '1 eels, .. v., cf K. K. i'hmti b
estate I v 1:1 continue 10 niitBUliiciure millbtoues,
iuUi-stndksanJ 01 table u U s for g nuClnjj torn
n.lu heiL i GlTlfcliDltDCC tlOili-ltel. AUUib,
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Mcr.'.lOc tlie WatcLman. "
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Attends to Hii!ro:nl Construction, Surveys.
'and Mapjanff of Real Estate, Eittmates oi
V." ater Power?, Plans tor the Knction of Mills.
Dwellings i. . and attends to tlie imrchase 01.
nil kinds of .Machinery, building Materials, 4c,
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A.S. HE!L!G.
Aiiornoy k.'t 1L$rvxnsr.
SAUSIIUBT, N. C.
Office in Davis & Wiley's bank builtbnp.
ceriiii of Miiin .-inil limits streets. Wiiljri.c
tiee in Courts of iUavtiii and acjoininp conntk-s.
Prompt and cart ful ntti ntion p':(-n to all tns
iness'entru.-ted to inc. hiicial attention given
to collections.
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FERTILIZE II CO.
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IJic-limond Va.
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The most simple, durable and efTecjtl've
Pump in the market lor Mines, Quarritr,,
Tjefineries, -Breweries, Factories, Artesian
weils, Fire duty and genoral manufacturing
purposes. jpSend for Catalogue.
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rimes of actual clu-riin J'-'i.. i'.-.c.cuuiy ur
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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Salisbury, IT. C.
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