.JI'U1. 1 .-'
H. A. LONDON. Editor.
a. in -x j . 11
McKinlkv find llobart ore the
nominees of tbo Republican nation
1 convention, and a high protective
tUrilf and a gok) standard are tlio two
ami n planks ol its platform.
Willi these candidates and this
platform tho Republican predict n
weeping Victory. Tlu-j' appeal with
t great air of coiifldeneo to tho peo
jda and predict their npprobnlio!) at
tlio polls.
Ortainlj tin ir national convention
"Was ory enthusiastic, and the load
?rs are already exultant over their
anticipated victory. Tim utmost
Harmony ptevniled in tho conveti
Iloit, except upon tho liuuneisl plank,
and Hint was adopted by an over
wheli'jiiiif majority, by a vote of
312A to 11(4
An was expected McKin'ey was
nominated on the first ballot mid by
miiM than a two-thirds majority.
The voto Was for MeKinhy,
341, for Rend, (l for tuiy, 5 lor
M.orton, li'ih for Allison and 1 for
Jinn Cameron.
yennlors Teller of Colorado, Can
aon of flali, Dubois ol Idaho, and
a few other silver delegates with
drew from t ho convention, as soon
a tho goid titandiird plank was
adopted and announced that the;,
would not support i!s i,.-iii':nvii.
3enator Tollor is reported to inve
aaid that ho nr.d the other silver
Republicans will voto for tho nom
inee of tho Democratic national con
vention it he is a free silver man,
Which now sconi!? certain.
It is to bo noted that none of the
delegates from this Statu followed
Senator Teller anil tho oth?r silver
Rollers no, not one: not oven Sena
tor Pritebard, who has pretended to
3o 60 strong for free silver anil whom
our Populist legislators helped to
elect as the eitcceesor of Z.:bi:lon J3.
"?auce !
Demockats should not delude them
mlves with the vain ho;:e of Uepub
lican revolt niutorially aiding ihem
at the next election. The experience
of tho past has f ally proved how vain
in such a bojio. Whenever Demo
crats have depended upon Republi
can bolters to help them, they have
sleon grievously disappointed. It
matters not bow niuch Republicans
may abuse each other before the
eloction, yofc when tho election conies
Ttioy como together and vote t.'gth
r. And wo can only judgo the fu- j
tHire by tho past.
From the experienco of thn past
wo do r.ot place much hopafor J'cni I
9cratic aucccss upon the bolt of the!
silver delegates at the Ilepublican
national convention. Win! wodoj
not doubt the sincerity of Senator I
Teller and tho other bolters, yet we
do not thiDk that their '"Lolt" will
amount to much, and, if the Demo
cratic national convention should bo
ffj. foolish as to nominato Senator
Teller and thus become the tail end
Of this llcpublicarj bolt, it would be
a repetition of a similar folly in 1S72
and would result just as disastrous
ly. Indoed the outlook and prospects
ior success wore brighter then tlan
now, for Democrats, in 1S72, were
confident of success by endorsing the
nomination of Jloraco Greeley. When
tho Democratic convention was held
in 1872 the Ilepublican rsvolt seem
ed much more important than tho
present one does, and u larger num
ber of prominent Republicans hud
embarked in it tbau are now iu Sen
ator Teller's revolt.
And when Democrats talk about
aominating Senator Teller let them
remember that bo distinctly declared
last weok that ho fu'ly approved ol
all the Republican plattorm except
its financial plank.
The tariff plank of th-.i Ik-publican
national convention, held last week,
denounces, "the j-rescul Democratic
fcariff as sectional", that is the Repub
lican party denounces the tarisrii-'vv
passed by the Democrats because it
ia more fuvorablo to tho peop'o of
the South then the previous (Mc
Xinley) "tariff law. This same de
nunciation and accusatiou was made
hcn the biil was under discussion
in Congress. Tbo Republican in
tho last Congress accused the Dem
ocrats of legislating 100 much ia
70r of the South and denounced si. :h
legislation as "sectional", just as
tin ir national convention has now
donounccd the Wilson tariff law as
being "sectional", simply because it
rcmovodthe tariff tax from cotton
ties and somo othor articles used by
3outborn farmers.
And yet Senator Cutler doclarcs
that Southern farmers, who are
Populists, will "go bodily" into the
Republican parly, rather than co
operate with the Deinwrnt '
The Democrats of this Judicial
district held their convontiou at Dur-
,, 1 rr 1 1 . ,
ham, on last Tueod ly, and nominated
Mr. Jaiuob S. Muuuiug as their can-,
didate for Judge of this district. j
This
nomination will be board !
''T, 7, . ,
readers, for although bo has bsen
residim; in Durham aoveral veai m ho
:n. u ..1. 1... i. - i.. ..
wis born and reired in frit ban.'
was oorn ami le.neu in (,1.11 nam
nnd is proudly claimed us one of orn-j
Chatham bovs. II d is tho m u.iud :
llu is tho Mcoiid
John Mauuiii'' and
i . 1 . "
uni:ii ui;so.
...j ii-i..e.
ton of the Hon
will make an adi
Kcjiuldit'jui ;ii iottal Fluf form.
Tlio platform adopted by the Re
publican iiui.ii.ial convention, ho't
v(-ri!. in .niiln hnur Mini ij Biinii.-Aliut i
ol a stump hp.-cih. Its two main;
p'aiuis -ii-e in favor of ! ho e;.-tiii;,'
gold standard mid high pr..teclivn :
M-;iV Tlu f, il In wi iit is. I lii P. 1 1 iv 1 nil I
plunk .
' Wo are in::
evcrv iiioa:'iiin
ly oppos.-d
I la t.) ll-b
ciM-ney or impair tho civdil of ;
our cou:il ry. Wo are lln-r-!
j -s('d to the free c linage of
i-:.e.-i;t by inlOi-ililloinil
-.vi'h t he commercial li s' ions
ore op- ;
siiver, i
1 ; men! ;
o! the !
world, which w plvdg;- oarso'ves to
pr-'iuoic, and t::i!il such agircnicnt
can lv.) (itit iined the existing gold
stand i! d toust be maintained. Our
paper currency noisl In.- loaiulaiiied
nt p iriiy with gold, and we favor e.U
tuiT.siii :es designed to iiiiiintnin in
vioUldy 1 hi o!)!igi!i :is of t'm I'nil
ed States and ail our money, wiioili
T coin or piper, ut tho present
staudiir.l, thii s: iii lard of' Urn most
enlightened nalioiis oi'the earth".
Toe resolution introduced by the
silver Republicans, and which was
reject:-. 1 by an over whelming ma
jority", is as foMows :
"Tbo Ilepiib iean parly favor tbo
use ol both i;o!d and i-ilver ns eij lai
S'lii ilai-l inoticy and pledges its pow
t. . ,.. 1 ...... ii., .i,,.i.
a: d iiidcpci.di nt coinage 11I g
tiiver at our minis at j ho rui 1
,f j c, I
pal ts of silver 10 1 part ot gold".
Tho taiilT plank is much longer
than th. financial plank, because tin
Republicans think that thn tariff i?"
mo e in; p ,:i ,: t Ihiin the finnuciil
question. The following is a part
. 1 tl e t'.irili pl.mk :
We r.'iie.v and emphasis' our a'-
iegi.-i:ic! to tho piniey of pro! ce'.iou j
as ti.e fcii .vai l; of A.'.!:-! i.a-i ii:(.l'.w- I
lll'l! iiol: '.en. iec.e.. n-i-1 ti.e lo'llilia-j
ti'iicf Amcri'-iii in vt !, .pin. nt ;n!
prosperity. This true A -iiei'i.-aij
poi.cy tti 1-3 loreign pro duds a-ul en-j
c-nnages home industry : it put .4 tin-
I uul -u ol rcvenu.f on foiei;;u g-.ods.
it secures the A uieriiMU
tor tho American producer
111 itket
it ui
liulds the Auieriean soindard ol!
wages for ;h. Aniei'iciii workirgniat):
il put.-'. t!i-i lacio) y bv the side of the 1
farm and tuak: s the American I. tinier
ics dependent on foieigu deniaud
and p: ice-' it ili.'iVe.s octierai tin if:
and founds tho strength id all on
the strcngih of each, lu its reason
able Application it is just, fail ar.d
imp'irtiil. cprslly oppose! t) for
eign control a:id d inn.-.- ti.: monopoly.
We denounce the present Demoua'
ic tirilFas s-' tioua'. injurious to the
public credit and detractive to
b isines.s eutei-priso. We denial d
such an r-ipiiiabui tariii'on loi'dn
imports, v. t.tch eomu iulo compeii
l:o 1 with American products, as will
not only furnish a K-ipi ile revenue
for tho tiuei-ss uy c-ipeuses of the
government, but will jirotect Ameii
can labor Iiom denidation to the
wage level of other land.. We are
not pledged to any p-irlicu'.ar sehedu
Its. The question ot rates is a pnic
tical (piestion. to bo governed by the
C'liiilitions ot l.irt luu-i an.l ol pi'ot
uci ion; the r
and iiiicosupruiiiis
log principle, is Hie protection ami
development of American Ubjr and
j industry".
-
! (iiirrctl. A. ilob.irt.
As probib y very fow of Iho Ukc-
oitf's readers had ever Lo'oru beard
1,.. ie i- 1 . .- -
o thn llepublicati candidate tor ice
1 . , ... ,
President, w-copy Iran, tho as..
iugtui. 1 D. (' ) oi' -' the lodowing
skelei! of him ;
Garrett A. Jlobait, nominaied by
ilia llejiablican pirty for the 'ieo
Prt sidcin-y of tiie C niied Stales, was
born at Long Hr.u;eh, N -J.,in 1SH.
lie gradiiuled Irom ISutgcrs Col
lege before he was f.Viiity years old
uiel studied hi iv with fjoerute.-i Tut
'tie at 1'atorson, b..ii:,,' adniiitel to
! t .. bar in l-ii'l
1 In 1872 bo was elected a member
ol the New Jersey liouso and was
I rc-s' lccted and cho-cn speaker. He
' declined an election in l!S7!5, and in
j 1S77 ho was c-leclcd senator lion
, PiHsi.ie county, lie was re-elected
to l.;y pillion, ai.u serveu 111 me 01
' fico from that lii.:e ut.til the expira
i tior. of tho year 1-82, being president
i pro tciu ol' th body for tho last two
ly (.; of wiiidi ho was a member,
j In l?-l ho w,.s nominated by tho
' ll'-publi -an caucus f tho legi..... 'iro
I for United Stales fc'ena'or but w is
loot elected, as ti.e legislature was
i Iumocinlic and John U. Mt Pnerson
' was c!-'en. In 1 - SI bo br-came a
i member of the ii- publican national
; committee.
j In business life bo has boon active
: and energetic. Ilo is me president
'i-.c Passaic Water Company, the j
Acnuarkanoiik WaUr C j.tr.y, tho'
.Pafuson K.idroad t'ompany's con-
soli-luted lines, the M"rris Cunty
I liailroad. and tho People's C .s Com
'pany. Lla is a director in several
national bauks, inclu. bog the First
: National Bank of Patcrson, nod the
; Patcrson Savings Institute. lie is
ialsoon tho directory boards of tho
New York, Su".piehantm and West
em lUilroad, tbo Lehigh and Hud
j noil Ilivcr Kailroad, tho Barbour
; Flay. Spinning Company, tb- Fir-n
ccr Silk Company, the Kdisou K' c
trie Illuminating Company, the A
nurioan Cotton Oil Oom"-v,'
some forty or more additional cot
With many of these con
t,0 q the position of loyal
advisor.
Mr. Holmrt is a resulent 01 x aiei
to ho has a lieantilul home,
.which is the center of tho social
uin,MlilioHOt lhe city,
-t",,
win. w ncr
' ,! I,M S ' '
, ,,vM., . i-eimii.i- nmiwa rr.r-'r. !
-pno iU'pu'olicai.H -'iiim-d control of 1
this Coiij-rcss by ilenmnicing me
tivaehcry and iiicimpetency of the 1
i Dimoci-uiio pattv, and by promising
I to take bold iiuj vigorous steps o ;
iv,.rivn liiisineitH and to sH) fall n; :
t l,U tiii..ress bv ilenniinciii!' tlP i
ivvivu liusitn-ss and to skill f:i!l n- :
'inici'S. Too tir.-fc s.-N-ion of Hits j
Congress is closed, aiui wuai ii if,tiou desirable write a n u, r 10 u.a-
U-cn done? Absohitilv u-.thiug. Not IcizWt. W.mt was staled llo-u h now j
;i kiii Io law lias Co.ll oassctl Ha
will remove a single evil mat is mm
f -evin-' 111.0:1 the body politic; 11 1
in .;.. Ii.w il-:it will raise prices, 1
M j,, oa-i:r to p".V, give em-I
. 1 ,1 I . !,..! in- i-.'iiiiiVe hrd !
I limes and st ignution which totla.' r(i,., c is a vei y de.-id. ! .l,i!.ie:,ce l : -" ". ""
'imm-asa thr, atniin- pall over the ! ...mum niiuing deuiiier.-r.s as In wt'at. ! ami n woman lioth nea.,y g.o-.vi,,
inatii.n. t.o.u ocean" to ocean. Iiij.lanv. HVc.t the iWlcnls le'.tci j w 11 e .-iniosiig I !fiii-e, ves v.il h a pin
. . , 1 1. .,,1,1,1,1 1 v . 11 1 .... 1 1 I ,, ,.1,,, I', .,,. .v,..i-!lol. 1 hi. w. .-iiiiia h us one ol I n: U'-u it
,, B,miW, l.'aak.
and tind.r circumstances like the j
mesio t. 11,1 record Is tuo InOSi 1
d am
aging record tli it a paciy can liave
1'inil is, the gold cimibiiio and mon
opolista have M!i-cecd.-d in getting
conditions nhnos! exactly as they do
she them. ' Then whv does S-nator
Hitl.-i H.y noil the i'oniilnts won.u ,
"go bojilj" ink) the KepuK'.ean par
ly rathir than co-'per-ii with the
l')eniocials? Mn Uncoil t J
Fusion No Longer Poss'iMc.
Mci-ir W. A. Ci nl brie, in an inter
view w ith a r. -port 1 r ol the Washing
ton '.i-.', is lcp.'i'led as .saying as
billows :
'The Populist and lb-publican par
lies in North Carolina have drifted
so far apart that fusion is no homer
thought of by either. It would hive
b -en impracticable, iu,yv.-rty, on the
I'rcsi.bntial ticket, but now there
I I Wl.l llC till CO'll Ollllll 1011 in.-.e. l
i-l'ic -rs, as
there was in li'l 1 ncie
ay bu a local e-unbin it ion iillecling j
,'i ,iov i.lli...-1-s. but this will
Isca'cely h'.- eeccral. la lS'.U the
Iftisioi. iiiov.-n-.'int was carried to s 11:
e-.ss b-eiiiis.f two gi-ent ret irms were
! ;. be 1 blaim-d by it -the reform ol
j tin! eb C'ion blrts and the repeal id 8
pi- ivi-iou of the Constitution which
1 iviv.i ilm TiA.M.sliitnie tho riiglit to up
int uia"itru'es, wlio, in turn. m
c.l0 1 riiuutv
,,,,,.( i :u i u l"i :i r 1 1
1 1. !.,-; ). f.
;-oiiini:ssioni I's, tlio
it all local o.'iicials
were carried oui;
1 lhl! ball,, tinea thing ot
i,Ul yA!it ntl,l the riht of Ilm people
,.i1() ls,, t!,(.ir own ul'iieuis wili ucv
(, . tnhen nwav.
I ..-pi,, ro is now no longer any such
I f,. ciiiibM.ing against too
ir,.i. - ii,i lia.l ht-.o I for nerpetu ilini;
the-.e abuses, f
the anuses liave
been corr- c
thiee heparat
an 1 so there will be
ticke's in ihe field '.
Pliitocrat'y's i;hultenj?8.
Ki'-.ai Uo S.-w V .1:'. W .r!.'..
Ihe noniiuiitions at St. Louis are
a triumph for Riuloccicy. Monopoly
and Ureed. Major McKtnley is the
chosen npostlrt of those forces, their
peculiar representative and advocaie.
Tho doctrine ol excessive "protec
tionism" wuich bears his name, and
which he insists is the olio vital is
sue of this year's campaign, is their
doctrine, lis app'icui ion iu practice
ni.'ans tho enrich inent ot all the
hordo ol monopolists, bouuty-giab-bcrs,
trust sjicculalois and other op
pressors ot tlio people.
U was Major McKinlcy himself
who. as Chairman ot the Ways and
Means Committee, permitud these
people to invade the Capitol and
write into the law ail license ihey
wanted to levy unearned tribute up
.,11 tin, neonle. it he is elected I'rcs-
! j, taut ho is pledged up to the eyes
: not to approve any imi ior men
j benefit which they may j-ersuado
I Congress to pa-s, but to use all the
i inilueiico of the executive c'U:e to
iseci.ro the :a.ss-igc ot laws permit
!.ing them to tax the people at Will
land po-.ket the proceeds.
' And lor Vica-Presideiit they have
: 'luu'1' , nu . ,.' . nil .
-ceured the inonuution ot one oi
. t . Mr. llobart is not only
; i!k. !lllr) ,c.y (l iJlcuI moiiopolistU-
I combinations in ilenaneo 01 plain
statutory law, but is tumseii m j have been uimciiit for lue couven
president ot one, the highly paidjtion to have picked out one thai
aent of another and a member of ; would Lave been weaker. Aside
still other conspiracies iu restraint j Irom the enmity ot many of thcie
of trade and in oppics.sion ot the poo j publican leaders because of the
p'o. unit hods adopted by Mark llaunn,
cjuch a surrender ol t!o Uipunii-
cans to plutocracy and monopoly
trives to tho Democracy a great ops
pnrtuuity.
D.atli i.f An Efcenl ric Citizen.
As it vill.- jin-.-i.ii m l'lrir! .:ii o.i-torv.T. ,
Lewis Click died Monday at his :
. 1 . . . 1 v;.2
hooje, near not .-pi
,1 roaocctftd citiy.cn b it eeecnl
C 11 IS re.aLea in at 110 um-i:
lenced ids dog, -liter going through
the regular Kuni ot a trial, to eleven
vmi-s close (-entitlement for killing
a chicken. Tho dog was imprison-;
ed (or seven years in an old crib, till i
finally soma ona carried tho animai ,
away, and it w as never seen after .;
wards. At nnothoi time Click sen ;
tenced an ox lor three years to a poo
te leet rfju .ro for pushing -Iovvq a .
tew panels of fence. 1 he osci ved
tho sentence
-- - -
It. is said that tho noniation of
McKinlcy cost Mr. llanua A Co.
S.-iitl.(i!'i). and that they have
.'ui),(.('(! loTt to put "where it will do
the most good".
liurliD'.'ton News; Mrs. A. L
Nowlin, ator near Swepsonviilo, is
..i.w.lrTr iv,i:inn. Oiiu ilnV lasl
week a dog acting straugoly came
into the yard, at wuich the children
l.Mut'oil lor :i iilacn of sdatv, wliilo
Mrs. Newlin proceeded to kill tue
cmine with boo, which sbo did 011
short notice
Washington Letter.
IFronour lleeiilur Corri'i"U'lrwi.)
Wasiiinoton, Juno IV), lS'.W
President Cleveland's letter stal-
I inf that he, "as an unflinching dom-
ocral Who lias- oeen notiorca ny uis
parly and who defli.e hnre.ifu-r 110 j
reater po.iucii pnvie innn 10 cw
'"I'-V''''1 , ' I
. o.il.l n,.t have h.-en simiiism.' io 1
1, V!t ,,f ones- p mdeiiio, in!
w'uicli it was nouitiudv staled, b
Wuicli it was pouimeiy naieii, in
ftui liori:y, many monihs n.;o lh.il
jVesidenl Cleveland was not and
w.,l, ,,! b- a ean.lidaie I' I01 e t
I'-.i.. ennvfiitn.n, and that, he
.':iit' :ji ennveiitn.n, and that.
wo ml wiiein-ver 1.0 de-iiied Mien
oomo to lUSb. lliilt h.'ltrl'lias
wiiltcn. j!. was nor. nn prising, ciiner, j
in view of Mr. Cii velai.d'.s i-niisi-l.a.l j
oiu iis.iioM ti. Hiiver. Iliat he hi. en. .i
illVo i.sed th-it h tier to make a tics-ii
,., in!.- iiniiii lli.i Irt'i' eoiiiiiir,' ot siivei .
,i, I .lv will "i.-ii u 1,,-n 1
itie ru;lit H-publieaiis say they will
use the hlter as a campilgu 001 11
nuiit. it tin- I'bicigo convcutiun
adopts a flee s.i.i I- pl.iif -l ni.
.ii-rtt.iiy l.-iin il.l pioinii.y talk
is little to the public ai as any lu.m
in pubiie I.I but l-c ijiis a way of ac
t-oui p.i
v, 11 it In- nNi Is out lo ilo
thai innny ni-'ie laliiat'Vt! men hti-K 1 ' I ' ' ' '
WI.11. Se'celaiy lei, ml w.oto two ne c, Ihs ,.g . pared a corn on
er opi.o,u,g Ihe bill l.. ivv.v. tl.f,,,'s fl f""' ll,s !,n,-!;,,l1 llt
gnuliM.t l.Hicn.ral nl io-i.n.,V ml vv"'';0 -.'..I h- l.ucl
ord,r that Ceu Mot s noglu b., u o h.s toe mu,-.uI it. d I ,ie b:ood poison
moled thelelo I givh.g I he lea- I "i'"' "M l" V.ie
acus for his opposition. 11. any sup j
poritdlli.it Co..;;iiss being initial-!
uiil) stialioii llibolh bianciii'.- would
pass tho bid jn.-l Icca.iMe the iidiniii-
1st rui ion .l.ii:i t want u pa-se.i, l-u.
vour l u. le I ar:n-l l.m-w belter. J
Hinbooy wd, taU-thel.ouI.i.. In hurt !
it iloivn I h it 1 1 e.- In! M,I he toiiml 1
in a coniiu
CO I'.i.-Ul 'l -eon liiih .
nicely coveud with dust and e. I
webs', and Uu-ie il will piob.bly re
iioilii. Vou colli. lu l peisu i.!e Si ere
ta:y Jaiuo:it to. -ay u woid
all
: 11
i-i.i
low. it. K-it wii.u ue v.auuvi
that- ends it Willi liim.
li- preseio at i ve A uiom Cummings i
adimt tc.'l.v an auib.uiiy cu N. V. p d
itics. Who.: in S'a-!iii:gio:i tins week
ho said; 'T i.in fanguiuo that New
Void: will go di-m.ici al ic I ins yi in , it
nutters not what the Chicago coll-
vi ntioti does on : hi tiij'inciiii q leslion.
I lie people of -V-.v 1 01 k stale are
lie.longhiy !i-gl.td wiUi the le
f oci iiii.iiiuistiaii 'ns t hal liave pi o
d.icel the Runes bill and utlii-l
nioii.itro..i;ies of l. gishitiou. Tiir-y an
uiad ail the way through and Oil per
cent ol ihiun me m uc liiten sled in
liiriiiug down a pa: tv I hat encro aches
ou their liij.'ities and brings back 1111
era of bine ia-.v and ptii ilnm.-on llitn
iu the pt iiform 01 a Naiioual I'o.jVeu
li hi."
Mr. W. O. Cenrad, a banker and
calilcua:-, ol Molilalia, and a ejooit
leiiioi 1 at, say s ol the poll; ic.-il sit
aatioii in that stale: "Ihe deiiio
crats cm carry luo S;a'.i for a silver
candidilto for ilm I'l'csidcncv. and it
they combine with the populists,
winch ih.-y probably will, they can
elect tho G-jvernor easily. Tticy
iniL'ht carry the legislature, loo, h,u
that would not he ol .supreme mi
portaiii D seing that no C S. Sen
ator is to be chosen by Iliat body.
Hov. 13 lies seems to be the favorite
1'ri-sideiilial c.indidate out our way;
at least we hear inore uooiil him than
ol the rent. It he eels the nominulion
ineiu is in. U'uui 01 103 etioiy .uou
tana's electoral vote".
Never was tlio result of a Nation
ill Convention received 111 Washing
ton with more apathy than that of
the ouo which has jiwt been I. eld at
.St. Louis. Of course, when one slops
to think, that is iiut d.thcult to ac
j fount for. People do not en; hu.-c
over the announcement of it cut and ;
dried affair, and tlic only thing that
was ever for u moment in doubt I
about that convention was who
11 1... i i,.i..i.-. (.,- v; 1
iii'uiii uu tuu l,i 11 1 iMiiiu on . e. -i)..
. : 1..... 1:. ... l . ,1 :... .1 ;..''
1 lusiueui. 1.. l-u 1 v hi..; 111 'i in
Washington to hear iho news, and
il ho would only tell what he thinks
ubout il but ho won't. Demncrals
do nut regard the ticket luino.uU d
ut yt. L-.uis ns a slrong
ono, Ou
it would
tho contrary, they Hunt
1 Mckinley will tail 10 get tlio voles
,, many republicans who regard him
ag a ne-idea m:iu. 'J he bolt ol sil
ver repnii. leans because 01 me tin
uncial plank of Iho platform makes
it doubtful whether Mckinley can
carry a single western state. I n
short, it ij the opinion of the best
iiiloinicd democrats that if the iiom.
'-",,...,.. ,.,, ,,f t..Kilev ihnv
,:ould not beat anybody, and that
the repub.ictns have added very
largely to the chances for democrat
ic success.
Al i),H.olto sintioii Texas last
Monday morning a train locf -olive
0ojtl. expioded, killing seven inc..
jutUli; A. L. Poucelle, President
-the Nebraska Lumber Conip.my,
all,( v.-ouuding live others.
- f j,.
', i,,.. . ;,:, ,li.,l i l.i-
home at Walhalla Saturday. He
: was a t'uloiiel in
th Confederate
,rm ui I'ledtricks
army and lost an ar
bur'
: Wiiliti.11 c Whitncv, of New York,
who intended suiiiug lor Europe
Weduesday, yielded to his .'rieuds al
1 ue lust luoiueiit anil ileciueil 10 1 e
nmin at homo and attend the Chic;.,
go convention. Senator Gorman, of
' Mai vhiud. will also attend the con-
voution as a delegate, and he, Whit
n0y aud Senator Hill will lead tb
. ti;;bt a-
silver.
Twelve Tramps Drowued.
Spokane, Wash., Juno 21. Word
has j list teachrd bore that a freight
train on the (beat Northern was de.
rai'od yesterday near Kootenai Fal a
by a landslide. Twelve cars weie
curried down into the liver and over
the bills, where they were dashed to
jost true.H ,, 0fW.iie
pieces. All sunk but one, wmcn imu
1,. , a.ls,,w1 ,() H,illl4.r-
it si ruck the seething whirlpool In
, ... 0 1
t'
In one of the cars cirried into tho
liver woio Iw.dvo tramp-', and not
one CHi-ali -d. Tnose of the iui l,l i
s loiiriKis who weie uni-d'Uvd stieei ed
I ed in j,-iiiiti;r the top ol tho cur. IVr
i.soiis 11 h1 ori atlenipte to cut
i 1. -11, l.il Smh .n: f-iil,..!
f Uu) liltl,ps (.'aped inlo
W1 ,,, nol l)l(.nM ,e
s vifl clli Kni'. and nil weio eai'U- d
v r the fads N'Mie i f the tiodi s
hasM-l been disi-uvei ed.
(.Hi nvillo 1. (1 -I'lur: Near I'.iclolu-
" n .Mhd " kind, but suddenly there
as a 1 1 port, a lis II si 1 nek the woman
1:1 the temjile and she was killed in
stanliy. Coroiii r l,ntighineln!u....
went dowti today to look into the
u-a ti r.
)i-n('u lo SiiM-ide by ;i (iorn.
Ni w y..it. I'!.n:.li '.'!.-: ln.-.
1 1 .1 f 1 r 1 . 1 v.
leg v.-Dii.u eavo in n - umpuriTcn. 111
lliis llaeerly wo. ill not eonsitil.
lie hui I be woisid rather lose his
life than I i-; h g.
'I'nis 11 orn-iig be swallowm-d enr
boli" aei '. lie wailed 11 while but
'7 V' !' """" "
" ,l" 1 ' ("' ""o . i . ..w.i
leep ;'ishe.s 111 his lull wrist. I'ni lllv.
I." ll.l'cv himse'l out of 11 win low to
I In- si h-wulk He di'id two b"iil
i.-iter
A !5:ini liti.-i cd bv Lightning.
S.i-.-ui I.. l!,i-1 l;iel..ui- in. i--r.
Wis.-Tos,Juiie22 - luhtuing s'.iuck
a bun t'vinr iioles t-oulh ol S-. I. t n I 1
evening. '1 l.u buil.di". with one
bil.idied bushels of wheal, feed
-lull Hi.d la: iliil.g litcnsi.i, Wi.s
binned.
it .May Do as .Much lor Yon.
Mr. I'li-.t Muli-r. ol Irvine, 111..
.iiies t-.ai l.e lada-s.VMi- K ill fx
trouble 01 iii-i.y i.u-. witii i-orn
puns in lu-i o 11 k and al-o Unit til:-liluddei-
wns afl-clrd. He til-, il many
so calle I Mi-luiy ciii'sbul wiliioii:
au good i-i mi. t. Ab ml a ye.:r ao he
beu.in use if Kcctric ihlt rs iuio
found relief at Oi-ec. ii-eiiic I'. lt.iS
is i,-eiieially ..dap'ed to cult' of all
K:1 In V nli.i lv-'i l-oilbi-!. au-lof ili
ves aim-i-t. inslanl rrlu I' ( ie tn-il I
W
piovi-icir s-111 e.ni in . 1 1 icu "
and S lu 1. Al Vi It l'liksnet m's Ihi g
S.ore.
. - . mm .
(1 u. r.i'ijimin tun! is. 1:1 was elms
en president of 1 ho I ndiana Mute liu
Association at its irgaiii..ii:ou al
i i.diaiuq.olis yesterday.
Havana is tloeateiied with anal
Ink of small pox, an well :.s . dow
fever, and is also Hoiue.vhat nppre
1 ensive of an attack by Conn, and
Macro.
II o ... .. 10M...I ..ii in, 1. mil i.ol l.-i V of
j ' r ft fallij;v
:mv i-ei ions const ipiviic-s Irom hi
attkik ol bowil coinplaiut iluriiie
the year there are many who would
feel it their duty to p'iv; tie. I I hey
could not ali'.u-d to risk their lives,
11. d iho.-eid their family for sileh an
amount. Any one can get this in
surance for 'Z" c nts. that being the
price ol a Infi ll i f ('liaioberhiin'."
I !o!l(i. Cliolel !l and Il'liri'l'iiea, lii'in-,-dy.
1 11 a'lncsi every neigbb .1 hood
some one has died froitinii nllaek
ol bowel eomlihiint befjre medicine
ni l be pioeured or a pliv sic.au
I sauiiiioned. One or two doses 01
1 this remedy w ill eiiiv any ordinary
e is;' Il never f.-ii's Can yon nl
for! .0 tuke the i'.-k for so sinall an
lamoun.? Tor sale by I5.nuiu .v;
! Ui-adeii.
W'ilisloii H oil.!ic:iii : The Irish
po'tito crop in I his sec; ion wi.l prove
virtually a eoinplet'i lai! lire. Vines
me liiAiirlant but tin re 111 e lew lu
ll' is, mid in ,1 majority of hi I V, none
nt, all. Mimilar ieo. I ts cone I'.om
,
nlm-.i-d v. ry
Many far n- i-s
. lion . I tii.. .-slate
iid gill'h-eel's have
ploweo uj ineir crop au.i r .i ii'e.i.
s .me iu coin and others wiiii the
, e ,rlii st vaiicii-s il potatoes in the
hope i.t r.iis.ng a n n I erou The
reason for the f.i'iiic :m jei'i iullv
' a I'Micd 10 hi.ve be 11 He early
sp- iii drool ii oi'
yoiinj: poiai' es e
iu nu : j i-i
,1'.- forn.tli''
is the i
Wnpn ;
ti.e sea-. 1
new lile,
not
1 eiiiiie
ml the
Ilm vices look
yi ung polutoes
on !
Id
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
AlTCSt
disease by the timely use
J
' TutL s Liver ?ili3, an old ar
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always CUrCS
c'lC r HPAIlACHF
- '
sour stomach, malaria, indiges
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and nil bilious diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILl
American Y'Wlw rc
?' Jmk T,1C
CORSET, MM nimm
EXTRA
Prices 50-75 cents and ,$1.00
For SALE BY
W. L. LONDON & SON.
CON'Df'ASKl) IlKl'ORT OP TUB CONDITION
I'F TIIK
Commercial and Farmers Bank,
OK KAI.llKtll, IN.
,3 KKM'tcrn to tim: stati: tiikasi iiicii, on tiik liViH tiP.cembrk, 1895.
UKSOntCK-J. LIA15ILITIES.
Toans and Diseoiiuls, ?.'(H1.I!!7 01 Capital Stock paid iu
Overdrafts, secured SfT.Oilii oi), Crtsh. $100,000.00
Ovei-.b'.-.f iMiHcenrrd. 1 :M M 77 i C i, li vi iL-.l I'l-ofitH, 20.81.22
So.OlVi C 1 pr.et. lioiids,S-'l.Ol"l)(l ihl's pavable, 30.00000
itanki- Mou.-c, Furniture, lue to li-mkn, 10,880.03
am? i'lSlure.
0:he real estate,
I).-. ..ml loans.
Cash Due from IV'.i.ks,
I'heeKs iii.d cil-ll itVUiH,
C.ihh in Vau'ti',
1S.70-J - l
ll7s.
Uli.fitKi OH
i; '.'hi :.
I U2 77
;!5.:ioi) ii.s:
s.)i:,..:.:;i
We Kolieit your Cfdhclioiis and
We nil! be plento d to eon isj'i. ml
1. nn.es or i.i'rr.iiig new accounts.
.1 J THOMAS, President.
III
YORK HID.
A WV.VM KSH1I0X.
I'll 1!1( 5.
isr.iu'esa Week !i:!d lhigcs a 1 u 1
1- l.u
any v
luuiii-i
v i' i: : ! ..lit I e!Kiicratic
"' piibii.-l e I in New York
I'luee tiiin- :i- laiei- ;i . t 11'
1 .'e iiildh-.-iii wi i hiv o New-
'Vl'l'i
( St v.
elini
,tk ( 'if . 1 1 w ill
.n! atil.igc I" y-ti i!;;i
. NUM. I'AMIWI'-.N.
i -iu-.l (' e: v : lii r ii.i
e nl t -.-) i-i" ii.
t';- ri.K
it :s pn!i-
. ( M-l-pt Sl-,1-
;,lnl !i.i.- iill ihe 1're-lun s and
i iu--.-. !' a dailv. It cicobilit s
1 ,
; 1 1 ,
;dl too new
iiili a !
pa: t iiii-ti!
li- -unl
1st of ii:
rijilc !o:.
1 1 it- iilu-
VlVstillg dc
in p.-, 'tr-ti
1 rations, the
All the:
llti-f 'iollig.1 spec!
illi I'. V- lllo!;t.-:
1
at V.
!n cii inaiie w illi uit iinv iiu-r- 1
i!ic 1 o-t. m l.icli 11 1'lain- id ot., . i
iar j cr year.
We oifor tii's iiia qiialed tijiv-p:i
!..-; .'iin! tin- ( l.al!i:uu l!n "Ki t -
! 1 -,- . ;i year '..r y'2 .". Tlio
j I-.-:.; 1 ir s:i!:-ci ij tioti rici- oi' ti;o
j t Wo p ij i f- is L'.oil.
YOUR P0E1PEHTY
IN THK
1. c.
This is a Homo company and de t
serves tbo pattomigo of ullNoitbj
Carolinians.
, ,
It whs oi L'iinicd in lSiiS and lias
0
paid over half a million dc.:'--: i..
lo:-ses and there i ! . ;,' -Lc 1
elaini against it 1
All losi-is paid promptly.
,
livery
pruiKui nian uugui 10 iiwuiu ul
1
; property.
j Tor terms, .ve, npplv to
I II. A. LONDON, AOENT.
i W S. PHI M ROSE, President.
I Hi ptembcr 26, 18!h.
Cuvcstn, : i railc-Marltn cimiuM, w -cut
Iiu-I'icki condacU-d for MootT F-
linn. Wc dvi. If paii-nialil or n..t. fieo ol
tliardr. Oi foe do! due till "?iHk
A Ppmi.ct -How to Ohim Patcni., wrtfc
towD. tent Iroe. Adt".
... 1 .11 nf-
i eifl X, OO
w v 1 1 T M
LONG WAIST.
- deliosits Subiect to
Vhvek, 350,51080
1 'ashn r'ei checks outstand
11, g 1,859 87
5i:J,531.98
.is
bnsinips. We giiaranlco satisfaction.
with those who contemplate making
B. S. JKTtMAN. Cashier.
iimitph
DOUBLE DAILY
SERYICE
T11 Xow York.
Atlanta, Kiulimoiul, Xorfollc,
Anil nil point X0KT1I and
)UT1I.
Trains Leave Pitts-boro--
y 05 a. m. 3 20 p. m
Trains Arriva at Pitts-boro-
11 4.1 a ni, 5.25 p. rn.
JhiHt c.rcift Suml'ii
riNi'.ST PULLMAN YE3TIBUL-
111) TUMNS.
T. J. aNHKltSON,
Ooneral Pass. Afent.
Pottsmouth, Va.
K. ST. JOHN,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Manager.
V K Me. PI'.H. den. Supt.
II. W. IV GLOVFiU,
Trufli'; Managor.
C. F. & Y- V- RAILWAY.
JOHN GILL, Rrceivfb.
Condensed Schedule.
In effect April 12th 18.
NoitTu BoI'.no. No. 2
DAILY
I.nivp Wllmlnsii.u
I Arrive Knyflin-vlllo
I l.l-IIVl. Fiiyrlu'Vlllo
I I.IVllH Siuif.ipl
l.i-i.v.- Uli-r CHy
l.i-avi. (.r'iMiiM.m
', Arrive Ml Alry
j SoL'KH 15oUNO
1.11 ft. I
10 36 '
10 (6
12. p.
1 JO '
in "
10
No. 1.
PAILT.
I.iv.' VI. Airy
I.i-bvh wnlniil Ci'Te
I 011 v.. orwnl)"io
! I.mvi. silrcny
1 i..'hTi Sunr..rfl
' i.PHV FHVOllOTtll
Arrive wilinlngKin
M . m.
11 4"
1.0s
:K! "
I IV ."
4 ti
KOKTII UOlJSD.
No. 4.
DAILY.
T 4s7 ml
i
t
vw
10 in
10 w '
No. 3.
DAILY.
I-hvo ripnnmUivlUo
Arrive Mi.on
I.I SV1I Mhzi.'U
I t-nv.. Hi il Hirlne8
l.r,ive ll...e Mills
AitIvo . ttjellflVlllo
SOUTH IIUUND,
! rnytitiie
I CKVI. II..'K MUlS
l-av.. h.i siinugs
Arrive Mhxi.hi
l.tflVH Muxi"U
Ayrlvr K...ntllle.
X l;Tn BOUND
1J p. rn.
4 49
4J
i
A 1 "
iao
No. "1
Mllisl
il lX':'ll
i UUtlAX
6 4V A. m.
5 It "
IN '
3 "
111 50 "
1160"
l..avi. IfHinAO'ir
i.fvn-nnii
Arrive Ont-ii-rKiI-o
Li-hvm OreelinlKT..
r JI '.,,iT .V
No. IS.
tolled.
Dally Eic'i'i
SuuAar
la ss'p. m.
1 as
its
s 10
IH'i
s.
' SOUTH 11JISD.
! I i-avf M.lls..n
; Lpavi. M,.luiliil
i Arrive (lr.iisiiro
1 Irf-mvo lr.'eiiNii'i'i
! i.avo Clliimx
Arrivo KHinsi-iir
! NORTH BOCXD C0NSECTI0K8.
I Al Fayeltovllle with Atlaiitle Cwwit Line for Ut
I p..m N'TlU and Eul, aud Baiifi.rd wltb lh6 8ea
i brd Air Line, al Ores iiaboro with lh Souther
! Railway Cnniiny. at Waluul Cove wllh tho r
, fi.lk ti wontHro uallmal Ir Wluaton-Salom. I
J BOCTU BOUND COHHECTI0N8.
' at wnluutO.ve with the Norfolk Weetero Ball
1 r.d for lli.am.ke and ptit Wortl Ba
Ore. iislH.ru wllh Hie Southern Railway Comply
fur llaleiijh. lUolnncua aad all Ilpt rlh
i mx, Fayettevllle with the Ailanrte Oat Line
! f,.r all polius..uih,at Maitoo with ihe ieabr4
i Air Ltuo lor Charloiui, AUui aod all Jll
Suuih and Houthweel.
Vf. K. KVL. Or'l Taw gai
i. W. rKt, Oeu l Maairr.
!