Democratic Duty. known, the party pays nign pro
FortheDemocrat.j ; tection and cabinet omces. lhe
The first duty of the Denio- Pudency of 1 870 was stolen
cratic party is to resist the and that of 1888 bought. And
croachments of federal powefe. if the Republican party remain
The battle against centralifn longer m power and m controj
i inamr.A$Lv of the treasury (which has lust
Thomas Jefferson! rnust stillie Pen stripped of the trouble
waged till the enemy is drit some ; surplus; it m ue aui
vi,i Itt-, soon to so centralize and locate
tartv has threatened the equiSr ize a11 the powers of the govern
. " .. . . . i5i mont on t h a -IX-rwO I r n At 1TQ P1T1-:
rium o ourpolitical system wu -j "E
a plain purpose to establish zen,s as to buy the presidenc
and dictate all law and all gov
ernment. ; . . ' .
But we trust the policy set of
foot by Grover Cleveland, dej
manding reduction of tariff wil
never give a surcease till if
shall be fully demonstrated to
Let each, one endeavor
as possible to pay what he owes.
(Jne debt paid oy you may uc
the means of payine: a dozen
and relieve twice: that; many ;
people from :.nxietyj and dis
tress During the naru tims
one appreciates a inebt pa'.u
twice as mucn as in nusn nme
-Monroe- Tenn.;, Democrat.
1ocnntir nnrl pnrrnnf rPn t.rfl.l 1
The federal government, unqr
the control of .Republicans, j As
sumes to regulate jthe suffrage,
and threatens to take the Cqii-
trol of all elections. This;Ha
most remarkable effort to gijfe
the federal erovernment tbfat
trreat residuary mass of ffoveA- the country that the Repubh
"noi : -oc! can party is practically an ou
served by the ! states. Nearly ganization for enriching thoss
all the great measures put 611 who ; control .the machinery
i. T5 kS,r And 1 we should hope by the
i :l i ' 4. manifest spread of this lesson o
nave 111 uiem ctaciemcui, uncut- t , ,u ,
ly and indirectly conferring tariff reform, ; and th larg
strength! to a dangerous wx tJ
new
centralization, ..by robbing the
sovereignty of the States and
making them I more and more
dependencies upon the central
government. Our
formed federal
"to manage our foreign Rela
tions, to maintain peace land
unity between 1 the states, andjto
J
ancestors
government
administer a
few
functions of common interest
exceptional
X ill
the falling away byi Kepublif
cans from the McKmlev bill and
other1 prospects, adding: the fact
that Mr.' Cleveland received
100,000 more votes than Mr
Harrisoni in 1888, that this;
grand policy may so take root
as to; insure for the good and
the glory of this great nation!
the ascendency in 1893 to the
presidential . chair, and m the
6ut the party of centralization Person of Grover Cleveland, the
nonpareil executive statesman
of America.
This country owes it to itself
to vindicate the people's cause
by restoring to them, as a lead
er, this famous ruler. ! For the
Republican party, so far as prin
ciple is concerned, is a reminisj
cence. Its leaders connive at
fraud and jobbery. It is a part
of spoils and I brute force, de
termined to Control at the exj
pense of any expedient, if it be
the very thrust tc the heart the
strengthen the pillars of federal shaft of cruel cy which even ye
crovernmental Dower nan to ed- -
would usurp the powers ot the
states and place them under t ie
control of an irresponsible pow
er. It would meddle with every
thing properly belonging t0 the
individual and centralize all
governmental powers. This :s
the great distinguishing pplir y
of the Republican arty to-day.
It pushes a corrupt centralism
which is incompatible with civil
liberty.
The rea purpose of the Blair
educational bill was more to
: ; A 1 : ! ' 1
MUSIO HOUSE
The Stanberry iSentinel re
ports that a question arose one
day last week: petween two
Stanberry business i men as to
original
whether lor not a
clip made square
less liquid ! than
round measure. It took a prac
tical test to prove lt. jwhich test
shows that the round measure
will hold about one-fifth more
than the same measure 'squared.
Of course it always pays to d )
business on the square except in
a case of this kind-1 When buy
ing milk, cider, vinegar, etc.
alwsivs see that your vendor
gives; you round
stead of square.
round quart
would hold
the
! j !
! '
SMTHERS'
HOTEL !
BESORT TOR PLEASURE
J HEALTH SEINERS.
Turnpike, N.
SPLENDID : CHALYBEATE :
FREE STOKE WATERS,
AND
C.
AND
measure
in-
the
reconstruction. , In the face o
a 1 that the ; present misrule
menaces, it is time to work. The
principal occupant of the White
House, in his inaugural and.
messages appeals to I the igno
rance, the prejudice and the
passion of the negro. He leads
in the spirit jof South hating!
Like Reed, he ; was anxious for
a force bill to destroy the peac j
and prosperity of the South. He
is weighed in the balance. And
will be wanting in '92, with the
other leaders of his party. It
cannot be that a party whose
maine supporttconsists m grind
. . 1 -r .
ucate trie poor masses, itjwas
but one of many efforts to niajce
strong and keep in power the
Bepublican party by a legalized
use of the money in the treasu
ry. And it was a j most tempt
ing offer to a free people to yield
up their sovereign liberties to a
most deceptive usurpation.! '
The eternal vigilance of t ie
Democratic party I serves in a
great measure to check this ten
dency to centralisrri. This party
is the only security to the (pcun
try to day against this destruct
ive policy. Wipe out thai nar-
tv and the lihfrtipR rf the. rwnrl
would at onofi'flv tn tho rJnt?nl Hg the poor, enriching the rich
power and be lost to therrj for- and converting a free republic
ever. The continued uniriter- mto! a despotism can subset
rupted encroachments of feder much longer. Like the cry Of
al government will at last gath blood of Abel against the
er all powers of the states into fell and deadly blow of Cain,
a focus where n nth in cr will tp. his brother, the sighs and long
main but simply to declare the mgs and cries and prayers of I
party in power an arrdtrary one. an oppressed people, robbed of
and then our! democratic Iform their dearest privileges, stripped
of government will be super- of their hlood-bought rights
seded by one of monarchical guaranteed in the constituuon,
type. This is the ultimate tch w purely be heard,
dencv and result of Republican 1 TeV that the only hope of
policy. This oolicv must be the country is in the triumph of
stemmed in its ruinous course, the Democratio principles that
And that is the office of the roster the states m their growth.
Democratic partv; to thwart the Those principles that spurn
vicious1 tendencies and jover- every attempted encroachment
come the mighty corruptions of of sacred state rights and home
the party in power. And I there rule on the Part of an irrespon
is no other hope. ! ! sible centralism; those princi-
Thereis nothing so inimical Plethat ropose to enforce fru
to Americans as despotism. We &$Llu publlC nd
have had it plain and simple in ?2JF taxation:
the rules of Speaker Wdiir-
ing the last congress. .That an- .f s-cui
to?rat reigned with despotic ? ' affai m accorJance with
power, and arbitrarily enforced iT f Wason
his own corrupt will, contrary id ' Jfefferson Cleve-
to all precedent and against the T ; , .
opinion of the greatest Republi- r611,
cL statesman of the coimtr. l T
ill nf ieo puic uuum puiiueai cor-
The Mountain Evanrehst.
i i
Who is he? '
Whence did he come?
Hp nreacrlies ." but bv whom vas h: 0
dained?
What is his cburch?
1 :
'All these questions are
old mountain evamrelist who preachis
daily on the square. Who dares say tht t
he is not truly called; oribat his wo -s j
leave no impression, lo finally take roc: j
and bring some hardened sinner to oc? ;
Who dares snv that thejjHoly .v.t
rests not with this old man? j
He is illiterate. His language U crude,
nay often improper. His pronunci iiio::
is incoirect. His gestures ankv.:;ru.
His voice has a nasal twang, lie half
sings his sermons in that; monotone fo
peculiar to the backwoo ls preacher o!
half a hundred years ago, and of which1
he is a true type. He wears ill f.nir.i:
aud ill looking garmen
shoes have no I polish.
pants show several inches of j coarsely
knit scks beneath their! lower extrern:
1 . :
HITS itllVl 1113 UUIl-Wllltu CUUb IVl'c. IK
i !
wears no starched . linen shirt o: c jl'ar.
No immaculate white tie; .ives l.ini a
clerical appearance. His coa: i any
thing but broadcloth; his hat any thin;
but silk. His face is bronzed bv sun
and wind and storm. He looks ill fe
His face is wrinkled and furrougLvC, in
vivid con;rast to the wtll fed ar.d lt-ek
looking city preacher. He lack? :L. r
rotun litv of fisrure: lie is cannt, and l er.t
and hol'.ow cheeked. ! But his eve s
i
bright, and his voice strong and lusty
when he pras and when he prer.chc.
And when he sings it is clear, 'rf-?oiut'.
and resonant, if not cultivated, j
He prepares no notes from which to
preach. He turns over the leaves of a
A Deitjhtful Home in the Hoirl cf the
I A'ilechantif, vhea UtaUh Cona
Back to tKe Weary and
j ll(t it Sutft.
This leautiful summer report. pituateI in
meUiatelv on the Murphy Pivieion pi the
tSS North Carolina ItaUroad half way
l-'ween Asheille and w aynesviJle. fifteen
miles from each luace. Is open for the recep
tion of tmeMs for the winter.
The hotel is surrounaed ty the Pisirata ranpe
of mountain, and is ctuce-deU by all to be one
of the moPt delightful and heoltu-gi ring re
ports in W'eftern North Carolina. A cool
breeze is continually losing through the val
Ici4 Kivinjr life and trehnes to all thing?, and
in consequence of which no fo or vapor Is to
.r.SrV.lirw1 In f hp VflllV flt ADV time.
The buildinjr Is new and well furnished.
Large and well ventilated. Teiegrapn ana
I'ostotrtce in thehou.
Sasatbers bprfni$ Hotel 2,000 feet ; Smath
eiV View 42.UO. '
Now come the most attractive feat of
all the excellent and delicious fan? tt 4al
m'ovi fmmd on the utile, which at all titurS it
" " l . ..I I . aftt.l ,.,11 I r-m M.I
' I .fi. r .-A I w 1 1iA 1 rff C-f rift.
IX STRUMBNT S :
PIANOS, I ; - I
! ORGANS, !
I IGUITAIIS. -
! BANJOS,
j I VIOLINS.
Lave il
shipped direct frc:n f.ic!iry to you.
I am a.-cii: f r r. -.e: : r.y or rash
whatever is best in tiie market.
I represent Stc-:
A. K Chase.
in the land.
i
I sell l yv. r o
tcim a; lo - est
; puces.
rrte n- before ye- ":uy.
! C. FA LIC
i 35 N. Main St., Asitviiie. N. a
Froth mutton, milk and butter supplied lrora
the premise. . . .
This rlace is especially recommended by
iihvsiHan for all kinds of luntr troubU-, on
account of the dry and bracing atmosphere.
whicb is Tree from oust ana poiKnous pertcs,
Xmit in abundance on the place. Special
attention iscalUyl totbe fine variety of frrapes.
Parties wishing well-rooted NUfrara and
otner urape m can oe suppnea av idc
Turnpike Hotel lara.1 sepu.-iy
TIMES-DEMOCRAT
60 Camp Street,
NEW OT.TATTS, T. A ,
G-. A. Mears,
33 South Main St.
DAILY: j
8 Page:,
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SUNDAY:
16 to 20 Pages
$2 Per Year.
WEEKLY :
12 Paget,
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Hi3 w,ra i THF IFinillR SnilTHERII
mmmmM w www ..hb...
DEMOCRATIC IIEWSPAPER !
bible, selects a
with far c.oie
i
than half t::C-
well worn and ancient
text, reads it,' and then
fervor and earnttness
preachers of the dy, expounds, exhorts
and preaches in Ins crude av.v, tLe in
spired word. Is it a wonder that the
chance passer by lingers j and! listem?
Earnestness always attracts, and who
can pay that this ill kept but earnest old
mm. preaching for no pay other than
the few paltry nickles thrown into his
tittered hat, is not inspired. .(
THE SUilDAY TIMES-DEMOCRAT
if a 16 to 20-pag-e paper containlner the
news of the world, covering every topic
ol current interest and sparkling with,
literary gems.
THE WEEKLY TIMES-DEMOCRAT
contains all the gtxxl thina of the Daily
and Sunday editions and an excellent
Agricultural Department.
AS AH ADVERTISING MEDIU7J i
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BEST IN TEE SOUTH.
TEE TZKES-DEKOCBAT is the only
paper in Louisiana, ownins: both the As
sociated and United Press services. I
Send for sample copies or advertisina;
rates. , , . i
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crf ". t . r..- r. c Mftt
rk Iff t. I iu Am it.
T at ! Int. "iitC'.';di
Has just opened one of the Iar-
gest and most attractive stocks
of JDress Flannels, Serges, Hen
riettas, Worsteds, Ginghams,
Calicoes, and all latest designs
of Ladies' Dress Goods he ever
offered upon this market. Lin
ings and Trimmings to match.
Is also showing a most attrac- j
tive line of Millinery, Fancy!
Goods, etc. Our Fall Stock is
just in and ready for examina
tion. As usual our stock of Gents'
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Shoes and Hats is very com
plete. Give me a call.
G. A. Mears,
33 South Main street.
V ywgSQvSfl .-" ' r ' rcif k wsu. w, t.r . ksw nt inrniM MrTlal u ftbT. El!js4 quickly
I 7 CT'jtZ-t"'"'' ' " '' ' fc lirMT Vk(M ! yrvridmd irtth n l. lm terrv
ifkCS. VrS" ". y.w . Inalf "fAtt:tf"Mlll,mM'tl r H. luKtW
77 V W 'yri"i"!TM''r h 4 HOLII. lclfrtttUnFIlkE. AUkmiImMl.
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A THAR t I cirrt.k. fcrWSr
fcoM t4 and o rit. bb4 wW,
n-f iunrartioo, Ll' "wrk
fa mi. T.m - - - - - a. ii...
I rr Id ttMfroc :wr!iiiM.brrrTiL,0.l will ilnfinrt
. kc w nT tor um,
He allowed the tariff bill, of 182
paes, to be passed without the
reading of more than sixteen
pages. And ! the pension bill
appropriating: $50,000,00u was
only allowed! three hours de
bate. He passed, by his own
wicked will, the infamous force
bill, and strove with all his
Asthma.
ruption, and the earlv restora
tion of the country to peace and
good government under the
byroad aegis of Democratic tri
limp. It is c sure word of proph
ecy, j The Democratic j arty
must rebuild the walls of nation
al defense and set ud aain thp
HIS I 4- 1 r i!.. l i . i U!ica nf mn fo.kU wv.JU: I
f u,r. ,4- t j! , , iciijui ui justice ana rienc erov-i a v.uuuiuuu,
ixiigilt iu liaN c lfc IuStenea On tne I flr.A.-.- T,,.- : Icrrpat Hvtre frrim
w.-ndvvo?
rero, coma also hcldle while IZTn'uuT&tt--.
ivci.li, yuu liic umer uearinsrxne
Kerit Wins. '
"We desire to say to our citizens that
foryears we Lave been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumptions, Dr.
King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal satis
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund tin; purchase nrice, if satisfac
tory results do not follow iheir use.
These remedies have wen their rreat
popularity purely on their merit?. T. C.
bmith & Co., druggists, j
"Gepikan
Swill m"
1 1
n Mora ra-
JAPANESE
B. H. COSBY,
(Pcccee6cr lo C. Cowan.
zfy. COKE
I have been a great
sufferer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
all Descriptions.
EVERY ARTICLE OCATTItAXTEED AS
REPRESENTED.
Rices. Coral
-i- . . .T.iinn3 nuu civ
Lt lapses. unsnrTwict tn nAn,-.
the Eve-signt. All repatrinir in ray line will
receive carelui HtteuUor..
Resf-ctfuily
B. H. COSBY,
27 Patton AveLne, Ashetille, C.
Kome burnt, j and no morsel
would sweeter roll under his
tongue than a conception of the
bouth under negro domination,
with alHhe bloody and j horrid
consequences.! And the j course
of this man is! endorsed by the
Republican party. i j. '
The Republican party) is fur
ther the enemy to civif libertv
and equal justice to all classesiii
its crazy support of high pro
hibitory tariff measures in the
interest of the rich manufactur
er and against the poor man
and the farmer. To a great ex
tent this is now with that party
but a fulfillment of the promises
made in the last campaign. For
the largest campaign fund ever
ready weapon to disperse and
put to dismay the assaulters of
the grand project Organiza
tion and harmony are indispen
sable. Let every Democrat fall
into line and march in patriotic
accord. May there be no fac
tional discontent. Oliver Gold
smith wrote a book entitled,
"She Stoops to Conquer." ;This
is suggestive. It may be some
of us must stoop in our opinions.
Let us do so, if necessary to
Democratic victory- United
we stand, divided we fall."
Stand up Democracy! Let us
hold up its arms and wish for
the morning of triumph.
J J. J. Osborne.
Gentle,
Refreshing
Sleep.
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend-
! ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Syrup. I am con
fident it saved my
life. Almost the first
dose gave me great
relief and a eentle re
freshing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. My cough began immedi
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. I am pleased
! to inform thee unsolicited that I
am m excellent health and do cer
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. C. B. Stickney,
Picton, Ontario."
Hare you read the direction! nrrappep
around Sugar Coated Tet ?
A guaranteed Cure for Pilea of Trfeftt?
j kind or degree External, Internal, Blinu
or uieeoing, ltcning. Chronic, Recent or
uereaitary. 51-00 a box: 6 box.
Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of prioe!
We guarantee to cure any case of Piled.
vtu&r&nteed and sold only by
-X-. CJ. SMITH Ac CO.
Public Sauare, AsteTille. H. -0
ST. PaT-T- Mlnrt Tiin.m 1ty
Japanese Remedies Co. Gentlemen : For
th.rty rears I have be?n a irreat sufferer from
ncmorrboiag. both internal and external. 1
tried all known remedie. m woll u haK
Physicians, with only temporary relief, until
Of I tried your Japanese Jemely. and after uslnjr
iwu. i urn entirely cured or this most
painful trouble. Yours respectfully.
F. Albeck, 721 Hudson Avenue.
. Foreman Crippen Trunk Factory.
Mir vririrrT Wit T. ucc
I Japanese Kennedies Co. The one dollar box
of Suppositories, which I receive! in July lat
'"T 1: iivo. it chk or rwenty-elirnt
VSS? - llVi? inaa.been treated in New
i wi ii uu r niiaue innia. nil ti t-iw4
m mm,mm v v.
Don-
For
get
"When you
thin
niture, frt,a
Kitchen saf
Bedroom
AT
to a
tlat .
4
Prices !'l C,.
with any 1;,.,,.,. :, .,.
tern Xorth Carci!;2L
VC1
and be coniiJCt.l.
Upholstering dot.
and satisfaction
anteed.
Jill (JUih
a s
(
The
line of Undertakers'
Goods to be ff.d -a
the South.
Calls attended darr
night.
Telephone I)avf n;
Night, C.
BLAIR, & BROWN,
32 PATTOX AVL
Swain HoteL
Bryson CitY, Shan CcKC
A NEW f!0rITH ALL KCIHJ
IMPtVEMENTS.
i
Centrally located. td if c ce cf the
tela in weTrn crta tru
Headquarter for Toumti
I
Sp)rtKinen,
ITnnUng and Titbicr tr Enc't
SS8T ACCOJtKODATXCXI T
COUKXBCIAX TEATILXU
Geo. N.
19-ly.
Blackburn.
J H. EAT0X.
Plain and OrnameLtal XA
Asherille, C. .
All lobbing in L: lit PffJS
tended at reaiocalle I r;ct, .a-
gnarameea.
nai 1 -
V.uJf u reml7JT. th only temporary
'li r 1 our remedie are certainly wonderful
and I recommend nil hn i
V, TH, " X "vuuiw niiu
mhl2-ly
774 Mart hall St.
Notice ! -
i
Old Newspapers
sale at The Democs
Wiiiuc at - j r
dred.
JAMES H, LOUGHRAN'S
w
MAN'S
BAR
Has Removed to
58 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Keliable Firm of Bearden, Rankin &