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CARTHAGE MOORE CO., N. C. TUESDAY. SEPT. 17, 1895.
e2 Sfcjws m&o. yrtzTf- 5a'i1lA?.ai
tile sn.ypj.isco.
Price 5 Cents.
The non-partisan silver con
vention called to meet at Raleigh
on the 25th by Ed. Chambers
Smith et als, we fear, will prove
a boomerang to the Democratic
party.
The populist3 and republicans
both have dishonest designs on
this convention, and if there is
any possible chance of doing so,
they will use the , convention to
furtner their ends.
It is incomprehensible to us
that men cf good sense and
sound democracy would sign a
call for such a convention. It
can not do the party any good,
and if only silver men are to be
admitted, we fail to see where
the hptiefif vvnidd onmr in frw fliA
rnons Liver Regulator. (
Bo euro you get it. The Red Z Democrats even if the pops, and
Are you taking SomoNa Lives Reo
rr.ATOit, tho "Kino of Liveh Mkdi-
cueb?' That la what our renders
vaot, fcnd nothing but that. It is tho
c&mc.old friend to vrhich tho old folka
rioted their faith f-rid wcro novor dis
$f4omtod. Cut another good recom
mendation for it is, that it is ijotteii
than Pills, novor gripoa, never weak
c ns, but works in such an eaay and
.natural wayyjuat liko nature itself, that
relief comca quick and eure, and one
ife-ils new all over. It never fails.
Everybody neods take a liver remedy,
and everyone should tako only Sim
la ou tiio wrapper. J. II. Zeilin &
Co., riiiladclpbia.
House and Lot for Sale. 1
have for sale, on Qasy terms, 4
room house and lour acres of
land Vi mile from Union Home
School. A. C. Hales,
aug. 20-tf. .'; Carthage, n C.
New Crop Turnip Seeds.
Southern Prize and Landreth's;
two 5c. papers for 5c. Also by the
ounce 'or pound at same cheap rate.
Mason's improved fruit jnra, quarts
be, half gallons 10c, extra rubbers
10c dozen. The beat as well as the
cheapest Groceries, ('ream cheese,
canned Bauaao ami all kinds of can
ned koo1h, nice N. C. Bacon, green or
roasted coffee 20c. to 25c )b. Molas
ses onl ayrup 20c to 35c gallon, pep
per 10c lb, soda 3 lbs 10c, matches
Cc dozen, shot 7)c lb, ''powder, best
rifle, 20e lb., loaded shells, salt 75c.
Back. Tobacco, good 25c to. 35c lb.
Cigars and cheroots, Old Va.,'2 pack
nireH 15c. PicUes, gallon jars, 25c.
Nice line of stationery and books,
IliMtory of. tho last Legislature 10c.
Paper 2e to 15c quire, Envelopes
2c. to 10c. package. Webster's spel
lers 10c, Nice line of f onfection
cries, hardware aud tinware, steel
plowri 15c to 30o axes, nails etc.
Full line of notion, shirts 15c to $1
each. , Palm leaf fans 3 for 5c. Nice
ipo of mens and boys shoes $1 to $-1
pair; an save you 25c to 50c pair,
('locks, Watches and Chains, Beat
Red Antral Oil 20c. gallon. All
very clteup. Cash or Barter.
Come to see n e l w ill try to please
you and save you iuonev.
Respectfully, B. J, McIVElt.
rads. were left out.
There is some talk of this con
vention nominating a nou-partisan.
candidate for Governor in
189G, said candidate to come
from the populistic j ranks. And
we presume that these sayiors of
the Democratic party, who com-
bined in the call, wiil expect the
rank and file of the party to
walk up to the polls in Nov.,
1896, and put in their yotes for
the non-partisan pop. candidate.
We would like to say to these
great leaders, that there are a
number of partisan Democrats
in this part of Noreh Carolina
who will never remember putting
in a vote for a candidate of the
.
non-partisan stripe.
vvc iirtnty oeneve tnat a
majority of the Democrats of
North Carolina favor ,the free
and unlimited coinage of silver,
but we do not think a non-partisan
convention will help the
i cause.
We wouldn't be much surprised
if an effort will be made at this
POLITICS GALORE.
Silver and the Silver Conference
all the Talk.
Kal. Cor. Wil. Mes3en?er. I
There was quite a gathering'
of Populists in Senator Butler's
room at the Yarboro last night.
The silver question, and more
particularly the convention, nou
partisan, called by -the Demo
crats, were, discussed. The fol
lowing was the result, made
known this morning by the
Senator himself, who gave me a
copy. It is in the shape of a card
signed by Butler as a member of
the National committee and B.
F. Keith as vice president of the
Memphis silver convention for
North Carolina:
"A call having been made for a
non partisan State lee silver
convention uniting all persons
of all political parties who favor
the free, independent and unlimi
ted coinage of silver and gold
it will do will be to get the silver
men together. Committees will
regulate the manner of getting
together. Maybe a popular man
will be put on the silver ticket in
the field. Ifsohcwill catch all
the Democrats who believe the
financial question paramount in
polities. The silver men arc
going to get together. How it
is done is not so important. The
man who is i patriot will not
scruple how it comes."
The Populist conference made
up a list of appointments or Dr.
Cyrus Thompson, the new alli
ance president, to make speeches
in the Western counties.
There was some alliance busi
ness transacted last night.
Marion Butler, as retiring mem
ber of the executive committee,
was not able to be at its last
meeting or at Cary, so he just
turned over the bonds of ail the
officers of the alliance 'to SvX!;j-
Tlin NEGRO CONFERENCE.
Forty-Nine Delegates of Represen
tative Colored Men Present.
Raleigh. Sept. 11. At the
negro convention here to day C.
H. King, of Raleigh, presided
and J. Ii. Shepherd and S. D.
Latta were secretaries. Forty
uine delegates were present, rep
resenting fifteen counties. They
were all intelligent and conserva
tive. It i3 quite noticeable that
the Populists ridicule this con
vention.
The resolutions which were
adopted were quite long. They
Highest of all in Learesbg I.jcrr. Latest U.S. Govt Export
fck ssa a,
PRINCIPLE AltOVE SUCCESS.
The communication from our
There was nothing tnmcnlxMit
the opening of the Ohio KcpnMi
can campaign. Fomlcr ;nd 28
hr.lM bntid ni.nt f.imer-c
Goldsboro correspondent on the j Impossible.
conjectured proposition to cfTcct
a ttiiion between the IVniocrats
There itd.mr th.nl cx Senator
Ingnlla will overplay the im! of
Populists wiu lc generally -.i .t o
' - j mnkc connection with the Sena-
approved. There is creiht and . tr.ri.il train.
honor in defeat. There is dis
grace and dishonor in the sug-
dcclarcd that the time has comcjgtcd fusion for o(T:ces.
for the negro to assert himself;
to put aside prejudices and
make friends with his fellow citi-
jzens; that sectional and party
Wc have Ix'cn unable to find
evidence that any prominent
Demociat favors fusion. There
are some Democrats who lclieyc
lines arc being removed; that ! t,,at tliCrc arc many Populists
there is community of interests;
the most urgent need is of good
! citizens; the cry is for purer poli
I tics and better leaders; the lack
I of organization among the
tary Barnes for the new exec .4-
into full legal tender at the ratio i tive committee.
of 16 to 1, to meet in Raleiohl There are some rude spoken
o u oi.i i I i u , i ii negroes is to be deplored; the
September 2oth, and inasmuch people who sav the callers of the j " 4
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as such a convention will be on silver convention have "raised a
the line of the woik started by devil" which they do not know
the Memphis silver convention how to exercise. There are all
and will tend to get all true sorts of views as to the conven-
friends of silver together under tion. It is the talk everywhere,
one banner to fight the foreign History is being made now in
gold trust and its American Tory North Carolina. Politicians who
allies, therefore w. fr. . or the are "trimmers" are in sore plight.
holding of such a sil ver conven Even the regulais are put to it
tion and call upon the honest to keep their boat headed right,
money's free silver clubs of ,he A day now is as long as a week
State and all other persons wno usually is.
favor the objects of said clubs to Republicans calculate on cut
attend." , ting something of a figure at this
Hon. Charles M. Cooke, who couvention. J. C. L. Harris tells
D
is one of the signers of the call me James H. Young, the colored
for this silver convention, was politician, will be present.
interviewed this morning and
said:
"There will be a large attend
ance at the convention. I have
never wnvererl in lovnltv to
convention to form the much silver. Whatever may be the
Having qualified jis Administrator of
Thomas Hh:i, deuoAtted, of Moore county,
N. C. this is to notify all persons having
claims ng iint the estate of Eaid deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned on or
before the 9:h day of September, 1893, or
this no-ico will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All joreoiia indebted to said
CEtate will please nmke lmmoduite puyraeoi
Thid Olh day of Sr pteiabcr. 1895.
W. C. DOUGLAS,
Administrator of Thos. Sbaw, dec'J.
Every man who owns a cow
when in Carthage should call
and see one of the Kogcrs Patent
Revolving Churn and churn
Dashers. You can churn your
milk in S and 10 minutes. This
is something that every house
hold. needs, it saves that long;
tiresome churning.
For sale for $1.00 by
M. F. Warner.
talked of fusion between the
pops, and Democrats. But we
would like, right here, to enter a
strong protest against this fusion
business. It will , not work in
North Carolina. Some of the
self appointed leaders may
pledge the Democratic party to
such an unholy alliance, but it
might as well be understood now
as at any time, that they can
not deliver the goods, i. e. the
votes. The Democracy of North
effect in other sections, I do not
sec that in these the restoration
of silver would, be disastrous,
and unquestionably it will be of
value to the agricultural inter-
e
A Northern View of Cotton.
Such advance as we arc making
in cotton manufacture is all at
the South. Northern mills con
sumed the same amount of cot
ton in the last crop year which
they did seven yean; ago, or
about 2,200,000' bales. The
South has doubled. It consumed
sts and the gteat ! majority ofj 500.000 bales then. It consumes
Execution Sale,
fly viviuo of fin Execution issued out of
the Superior Court of Jilooru county, ou
Judgment No. 4,010, V. J. Stuart Executor
of Ilu(;b Black, against L. ('. McLeoi1, to
rue directed, aod delivered, nd iu my
bnnds pluccd foi collection, 1 will ffer and
re'd by j.utdic auilion for ci'.fh, at the court
home door iu Carthage, N. V.f ON MON
DAY, Till 7 i II DAY UI'1 OCTOBER, 1893,
at 1 o'clock it m
58 aorta more tr !eps of'lin.l iu Moore , 'i
county ou tho l-'outh i rong of Lower Little
r.iver, houmitd by the lands of J. W. itora. At h
the people here are agricultu
rists." -Senator
Butler was asked
whether there was truth iu the
current rumors that certain
Democrats had ma de proposals
for co operation with Populists.
He said in reply:
"I have nothing to say about
co operation in any shape. It is
a matter for our people to con-
The State Commander writes , us sjder in full committee or con
frovrr Lincoln, acu., as follows: "Af-
vention.
Speaking of his party the
-4 ..-S. -v -v -v
l,uui,ULo bales a vear now.
This is certain to continue. It is
true that fine yarns are spun at
Ithe North and coarse at the
new sentiment is that everv
white man and every black man
has an equal chance for educa
tion; the mistake of the negro for
thirty years past has been reli
ance on outside influences, but
the right thing is to look to the
true sources, God, themselves
and their own souls and for sal
vation; progress since emancipa
tion is not what is desired, but
this is due to failure of the negro
to organize in his best interests.
The choice of good leaders is
recommended and also adherence
to the principles of the old Re
publican party. Accessions from
any source arc welcomed and
people are called on to unite;
rings, cliques and party bossism
are condemned; the negro vote
should be thrown where it will
do the most good; unite for
purer politics; stop the negro
howl and the calamity howl; let
the negroes become land owners,
have an interest in the soil. The
late Legislature is condemned for
its folly in abolishing county
superintendents of schools. A
board of twenty two members,
two from each district and four
at large, is to be created to be
known as the North Carolina
who are unwilling again to fuse
with the Republicans, and that
it is wise to show them that the
best place for them is in the
ranks of the Democratic party.
It ii this belief that has caused
some ot them to favor TT non
partisan silver convention.
There may be a few who advo
cate fusion, but diligent inquiry
has failed to find them among
Kx Secretary of State Fonter
will.be rend out of the Republi.
can jxnrtv if he continues to
endorse Secretary Olncy' Chi
nese policy.
A New York p.nper mt there's
nothing fast in I'hil.idclphia, not
even the color ol the stockings
worn by (Jtiakcr City maidens.
Wonder how that editor found
out about the stockings?
Secretary Ucrlcrt upet a lonj
line of precedents when he order
ed that work njon all nnral
vessel;, whether being built by
the government or contractor,
should jc exrictlitcd ns much a
possible, but he is right.
A. M. HaiJ'y. u nm known rlticn
ol uriu", Dnyun. ay hi uif
f..r year tyii tntuhlo) uith rJironln
tr..nninwn nnl wi trmnr rttimlrfH
uith litth rvli.-f until th t'.il Chum-ItorlatirnlVilU-.C'lNil.Tstiind
llirirrhom
Hfintsly, nhioh Iimm cur-l hfr muij
nn! well, (iivpit n tri:il nd YOU
Democrats who have been in I will In; iirprit1 nt. tlw prompt n-H.-f
II ulloriH. '2. fUiJ .,0 out !mitlT
fir kjiI hy (.'ha. Co!. & iVimp.-ttiy,
DruvaLx.
good standing in the party. Mr
Ed. Chambers Smith, and others
who have signed the call for a
silver convention, repudiate the
suggestion that they would.
under anv circumstances, favor
fusion. At the same time thev
Good! Senator Quay's firnt
use of hi new power i art
attempt to boss Czar Recti, ami
to dictate the chnirmcn ol the
imjiortnnt committees of the
next House.
believe in extending an earnest. ,lin1cr r,r y. M. C. A., IKm Moinon,
to nil' Tn' H,1.v" ' raR tv,r" "t'OtiotiMy
and cordial welcome
Democrats who went with the
to ntlilft', gja.niit, lWrliit
,. . . ! f.i-it lmll iil.iyfrt an.l ii jrtf.I,,.
uacK ; ; rri-mrnl for liriUM. pr.tina nn!
home.
The Democratic pirty has
Jilcatlrii; nlwi for hotv ickm ninl
dlrti IL
tw-fi.ri the partH lv!n
t II 1 M.Tft It m rw 1 1 i If I tti lMflk
Uen strong in defeat to many , UMl;i;jv rjuin.!. l'..r Jl Ly Clui.
Jmf to fro nfF nrtrrctrmti'fMlsi1 '- Wrtl-lMi
in the hour ol its first State
defeat in t went v vcars. Success
Many loud mouth opponents
of the party machine would lc
fclirnf inr lie rt hrr tv.iv it flitf
purchasctl at the price of political , hat, vcn w,-al lhe-y
sctJ at the once ol political ; hatl g-v
r, is not to be doirtd, ! wnutiil.i
dishono
and there u no reason to believe
l!urklrit' Arnlcu hihr.
suicide Jjv that course.
Principle- i3 above success.
News and Observer.
Carolina can not be led or sold
out by any man or set of men.
Knights ot the Maccabees.
tor trvinjr other medicines for what
eccmiHlto be a very obstinate cough
iu our two children ve tried Dr.
Kind's New Discovery and at the
end of two d-iys the cough entirely
Mb them. We will not be without it
hereafter, as our experience proves
tnat it cures where all other remedies
ned F. M. . Stevens, State
hy not srive this great medi-
a. iuy, ftiut others, rut- cine a xruu, as ir 14 quaronieea aua
chaeeJ by L. C. Mo1.ck1 from llaU Black. ! trial bottles are free at Chas. Cole &
him fully desciiw. in a ucea from eaut .Go's. Druj? Store. Regular size 50e
DUck to BJtlJ McIj6(k.1. I ,..,,1 SI (")
U.i.l J .U .......tof,, en .1 PrKni: """ -..vr
and drstn .
TlilB &pt'. 2nd. 1895.
J0UN L.CUCRIE, Sheriff.
South, but this will not be for
long. For seven vears all the) advisory boord in the interest of
growth in this industry is atthei1 ncro racc. political, indus-
that the party cares to commit! T,. lw, s.tlv.. ,., xlt.orU for
J'nt :, llrui-ii, Kojir:. lle r, Kilt
II-i:i.. 'hii!lni;i. ('rnn. nnl nil
S'aih I'mptioiM. ;;il iMitivclj cert
lil. cr no jmv rtpnr-l. It Mtrott-.lilt-!
to triv i-tf.rt Mittiofiftion or
"ISc regular and punctual in j ""iy ivfu.jill. IVm-h jr, imu j;r
maxims, taught long ago. The
last is not forgotten, but the
first is scarce remembered, o
The growth of protection rcnti
mcnt in liugland, which certain
editors refer to itcriodicallf. is
irregular is the life ol most pco-!just about as rapid as the growth
pie nowadays. The ouly cor-l0f monarchical Mhtiinent ia
South, a:id as the market for tn
coarse yarns is filled fine yarns
will be spun. Nowhere else,
except in China, are coal and
cotton side by side, and ten or
fifteen years from now will see
the South doinji the manufactur-
MeCiMiViH, N
CoDiinissioner's Land Sale.
By.' virtue of a Judgment of the Superior
Couit of Moore county rendered iu au
nc-'.i)Q between J. VV. McGushiil aud wife,
J. IS, McDouald, Join A. VicLeol and -wife.
and olhen, riaiutiffs, aud luniel I'iipcl,
Julia A. Otpol, nod tdUerK, L'cfeiuLints. I
will offer an I tc'l ly public auetlm for
cash, Ht llie eonrt Iwiutto door in larthace.
N. :.. OM 'MONDAY, THE 7 I'll 1) aY OF
OCtOBEB, 1S05, at Oue o'cUtk p. m.,
'120 ncres ii:6.:o or lt't-s of bnd in Miuoral
iliu''s Towubhin, NJooro county, bounded
!)' the Uu.ls of Jaiue'i L. Carrie, aud
olicrs, kuown na ih? ?nndy Rotisoa laud,
lully described in the petition in Ihis action
fiA on file iu ihc Ollioe of the Uerk of tLe
riuVMrior Court ol Mooro count y.
'ILia tstpt. 'itid, 1S;5.
The Govern meat's September
cotton report places the condi
tion at 70.8, against 77.9 for
August: this is the lowest for
September since 18S1 when the
Senator said:
"We will push the party in the
Vcstern part of the State. It is
not qnitc as strong as in the
East. We cast Over 60,000
votes iu tne weaver campaign.
Our strength is now 80,000, as
we gained 20,000 in the last
campaign. vvc nave lacts to
prove these figures. We will
circulate our literature widely.
Our friends are Seudiug copies of
the Caucasian 'complimentary
al and
final,
d social, its decision to
be finaf, its members to serve one
and two years each.
James A. Cheek, of the Repub
lican State Executive Commit
tee, says his party docs not
propose to recognize as a Repub
limn nnv imp whn ntfpnds thf
ing ofthe world in cotton, rivaled js;iver convcntion here on the
by India, China and Japan. A ',25th. He says the party will
. I r i . tt ' not recognize anv one who docs
terrible liquidation is before i a. . A, n .
. not stand snuarelv bv the Kcnub-
I r ill "r-k I
; Mancncstcr.-rmiaacipma I 'rcss. ljCan ticket.
To comprehend the full import
of this chauge upon the future of
the South, it must be remembered
rector of this evil is b:ramon3 'mCcai
Liver Regulator, which keeps the j r " wwmr
liver active and prevents the ills!
of irregular living: I)ysjcpsi:i, j t
biliousness, constipation, etc. 1 1 r WM k-wm r"5 .
also cures thc-c trouble-;. .oaa-rfcri.
It is nonsense to say that the
campaign in Kcutuckv audi
Marvlaud this vcar wiil have io
bearing upon the Presidential
fight. If sulking Democrats
allow those States to go Repub-i
X J
Relief In Mi Hour.
life trains KiJny nnd HlaJJr
li?-! rt-li-vcil inVix lioun lv U
re.
This Tfr rranlf ii t'Ti'nt
While in Chieiiiro
Kahler, n prominent shoe merchant
oi Moines, Iov.n, Iiad'quir a
serious time ot it. lie took purh a
that the world has S5, 000,000 ! severe cold that he could hardly talk
or navirtup, uui me prompt u oi
lican this year, it will lc out of nrprl- on luount 4 iu rxliri
L I .1 promtitn' in rdi.vm ntn ia tho
Mr Hiarl".- L 'their power to prevent their I LhSWor, kidm-yH, bark-nnd ererr
condition was 70, the next
lowest for the same month since ! to a great many people. I am
that year being 73.4 in 1893; the
condition for North Carolina is
79.
sure the people will have a State
and National silver ticket."
As to the silver convention the
4
Senator said:
"I do not expect it to suggest
spindles, and that upwards ot
$2,000,000,000 are invested in
cotton manufacturing and allied
interests. The South has 3,000,-
000,000 spindles and about
$100,000,000 invested in cotton
manufacturing. Figure out what
the transfer to the South of this
enormous business, of which we
have now only about 4 per cent.
means in the advancement of
Chamhor'ain'H Cough Remedy cured
htm of hw cold ho quickly that other 1
at the hotel who had bad void fol
lowed his example anil ordeml it
from the nearest drop utorc. They
were profuse in their thanks to iff.
Kahler for telling them Iiott to cure
a bad cold so quickly.. For eale by
Ciias. Cole & Co., Druggist.
yt of tlie nntuiry twiK.fM to inaw
or female. It rvlwYc retention ot
j w ater and ruin in p-uyinjr it -alramt
i r.r.TjHLitHv. If you urant qnick rr
going the same way next year.
If fewer Democrats would discuss
seriously the third term non-jii.-f -md t-nre thitiayour rvmly
.... boM li ( ha.
trruthnfre, N. C.
agemcnt for the Republican
originators cf the idiotic stories.
According to the cable reports,
the averaje Englishman wasn't
interested even a little bit iu thejtbtllfimccfa silver 1123,1 as a i this section! Manufacturers'
yacht races. . - J candidate for Governor. V bat Record.
Finding hi3 advertising not up
to the mark, Mr. Harrison made
Sale of Land! ,
1 f 1- .. It- i . . i ; U B I f It. C Ultl tl IU 4lB Wj OI
iOr!oU !b'J2. I w II M4i U lb )&tL
lirovcr C'evuiU'l lur ttie l 'n-r'i'ii.ey 1 1 j i(X 0,.Uf jr yr ia
m Nov., wiiile lie .'l;i,vi.r t rtb?. O?
0?i U01i).Y, 7fll DM Of
mJTOISCII. IK?". cruia trci ef Uc4 Im
f I3:iS":do, N. Y., i-t tnthui:tif in
his praise of .b.im!.Tlji:n: C!i.
Mckceihays: "I have ne lit for the lt, . tk hf Jit VerZZ-m i
wheTeby there was a joint rescue Cve S0 a::tl, cn:r it tu Ut , Ut t on f nnu
nfone of the Hnrrisnn Vrmnd-1 prfparatioa of tho t.d in the mar- i , iir r-i Cttt b prkwi,
ot one oi tnc iiarnson grand- llU a, HiilA:! M,JC-4r .ltl,. ijiVt if -iu lt .r
chiinren from a watery grave. of3.M in tl.i. vtinn. It U a:i nrfu-h-' --itH..; froa iVkewrl, bio iu -
Uncle Ben nie isn't going to get of m rit an 1 .huuld 1j tt- -1 in or. rv ! ' " y 5- yy r'
, . . . -r , , no v, . t I., (i. , ! r.ljititu: Wt W rtr. tier cr Iwml
beat on advertising if he docs m l Mwt,, tLiii.u.tf. J-y oftttcr
convcatiori. I'M.-vrrezit. f olo.c. iiiwzs.iiiizQ.