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CARTHAGE
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OUR HOME AND HOIE FOLKS AGAINST THE WORLD.
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VOL. lO, 3STO. 4o.
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOIi SALE.
No. 1. n2 ncroH; Ritter floM '
inine. 10 tniK from Carthage
pouuty S.-ut), price 10,000.
No. 2. 1 HoMe'nnd Lot in
f':iri ling", 4-rooin cottage, ; on
Al.ir.tin street; 475.00
No. :. 17, acre, 1' miles of
h! !j:."; iMTry ami grape
i, u:; loaiv.J, 100.00
N. I. o r-,u-re troct.8 in. the
to aii of Carnr-ron, on H. A. L.,
L m'!''H North of So. l'ines,
I.'m'uI if-.illy adnpted for umall
fruit : iriuH or yine-arils, each 100.00
No. o 10-acre tracts near
II. It., inilt'rf from Carthage, !
t.ijitnldf for vineyards, berrien
ami fruit trees, price per tract, 10 ).00
Ny. i. 100 M-cres, Cotton gold
j.i'.iu", l0n'iilsfro:h Carthage, 2.j,000.
No. 7. 1 Ifou.x; and Lot in
' Cart liag'v on I'.arrvtt street;
: ;-ooin cottage and kite hep, 450.00
No. N. 70 acres on S.-A. L.,
( niton mill water power, near
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SOME OF niS LEADERS COXFESS IT.
Chairman Ilolton Says It is Impossible
for the Republicans and Populists
to Get Together on an Electoral
Ticket, and That Democratic-Popu
list Fusion Is Likewise Impossible.
Rnl. Cor. Charlotte Observer.
Republican State ;Chairruan
Holton said to your, correspon
dent: "The whole fabric of Rus
sell's campaign has fallen and is
smashed. Some of his leaders
have been to see me and have
confessed as much. Their next
plan is to shift to another and
to beat Dockerv. We have
on everv nackae.
No. '.. 1,000 aeren on A. &
V. I). It, It.' Grape and fruit
lain!, Went Knd, X. (;. 2,000.
. No. 10. 180 nerew, 'J miles of
Carthage. 00 sic res in a high
Mate of cultivation, remainder
pin" foivnt; Home very fine bot
tom land, 1,250.
No. 11. To." acres, heavy pine
iaiber. on Ooo acre, each 'side
A. & W. Vs. K. II., timber and
land, ,'1,200. Timber, ,2,800.
No. 12. 01 acres, mile from
Cameron; part cleared; good
for fruit h, grapes, &e. 350.00
No. l.f'J. 1,7.'1 acreH, timber
ed land for Haw mill, 4- milen of
S. A. L., Richmond county, 3,500.
No. 14. 057 acres on A. &j
Y. L. It. R. (lood fruit lands, 1,000.
No. 15. 183 acres, -mile of
Oirriesville, on Cartliaire fc
Western R. li. 4-room cottage
nnd nt ore-house and barn.
good farm for grain and fruits;
. 00 acres under cultivation, 1,000.
No. 10. 251 acres, 2 miles hi
Carthage, heavily laden with
! marketable Hrownstonc and
good water power, including
good farm and tenant houses.
Indications of coal, 8,000.
' No. 17. 4 00 acres, 0000 vines
planted, line peaeh. orchard; a
O-room 2 story house, -niile
from West 1 hid R. It. depot, 2,500.
No. 18. 1 House and Lot in
West laul on A. &-V. E. It. K.
3 -rooms and garden. 1 acre, 200.00
No. 10. 5 lots, unimproved,
in West Knd, price each, - 25-00
No. 20. 1 acre and st orehouse
on same in West End, 150.00
No. 21 1, S00 acres, level fine '
vinevard sod land, both sides
of A '& W. E. 11., 2 nulos from
I'ineliurst, .'JO acres cleared and
tjicinent hoises, 3, 5,400.
N'n lOOncrcs 1 uiiln of
West End, fruit land, 200.00
No. 23. 250 acres, -mile of
K. II., near West End, farm and
jnuf lands, 750.00
No. 2Lt 100 acres, 7 miles of
C.irthnge unimproved, gold
prospects on same, '.I-mile of
l'.-.rkcwood, .- " 500.00
No. 25. 150a'cresi 12 miles
from Carthage, 2 miles from
W'st Eml; good coal prospeets
and nice farming lauds, .1,000.
V. )t 1 iiftpij rf ffiif fin1
vinevard land near Carthage, 150.00 or Republicans, .that the leaders
No. 27. 10 acres, 7S miles of
Carthage, Kaolin Mine, 1,000.
No. 28. 02 acres, -Tiile of
. A. vV W. E. U. It., farm and ttn-
na'ut house, nice .vine lands,
line spring of water. 300.00
No. 30. 51 acres l'j'-milesof
Ca i t hage, 20 acres cleared, well
watered, adapted to fruits and
irctieral farming, 400.00!
No. 31. 150 acre?, 2 miles of
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It didn't take the New York
saloon keepers long to learn how
to beat the Raines law.
For every quarter in a man's pocket
there are a dozen uses; and it) use
each one in such a way as to derive
the greatest benefit is a question every
one must solve for himself. We
believe, however, that no Iwftter use
could be made of one of these qmar
ters than to exchange It for a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine that
every family should be provided with.
For sale by Chas. Cole & Company,
Druggists, j
The people would like to know
just; how; much of Congress
belongs to CP. Huntington.
When Baby was Bick, wo gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Whitclaw Reid talks like a man
who could easily be induced to
take second place on the McKin-
ley ticket.
A Cure foi yiuscnlar Rheumatism.
Democratic party arraying itself
under the banner of Dr. Mott
with the organization called the
Silver party and with this Butler
will co-operate, bringing all his
forces with theirs, for the success,
as he says, of a 'srand principle.'
I do not think Butler will have
over 35.000 to 40,000 Populist
votes in the State and with his
20,000 from the Democratic
party may poll 00,000, but this
I doubt when the final count is
had. He will bring all hispowcr
to bear on his organization to
beaten them." Mr. Ilolton is a 1
, t XT Kepublicans or Democrats unless
hard and tireless worker. No r
ported them two years ago. REX0YIXGTIIESEWI5OHACHIXE .!
j ney nave maoe no gains so tar.
Any gains they may make will "Say, my dear," observed Mr
be by the Smith wing of the Spoopendykc. straightecing up
andfscratching his ear, "what
Highest cf H b LeaYoing Power. Latest U. Sj Ccrt JLrjxxt
ABSOLtUTElLY PUKE
IP
did the man say about boxing!
up this sewing machine?"
"Why, be said to take the!
or i I
cover on am i
"I've rot tho rnv.r ofrIhanlcda wav tiH his ccs hung''t McKinley's vote up to 44-1
the top of the instrument and! Conrrssmnn Grovcnor ha
the cover
snorted Mr. Spoopendyke. "Did'
out. "Come over to the dulcet " ! I cr only 12 Ic$ than
i
I 1 1. - 1 -N I nn,.L . ! . 1 '
he say to take it off twice? Ain't UVJllu"' uuu on- m.m,nalc mm. joc
once binding on this machine?'
mmp wlirrr tlC rl.-rv f lirirr I ManlfV!! l.llMt Mtifnito nnl
....
Certainly," replied Mrs. Spoop-!-SCrCWCd t0 U,C bUm f etopives KcKinlcy
endyke; "then you take the topj":1' t is now stateJ. hat we
off and " I slioulJn't adviv nnvbodv to Ut
I and bottom of the same thing
on it, that Senator Quay has
"Sim. II, L. Lamson. of Fairmount,
Illinois, says; i "My-sister. used Cham
beilain'H Pain Balm for muscular
rheumatism and it effected a complete
cure. I keep it in the house at all
tunes and have always found it bene
ficial for aches and pains. It is the
quickest cure: for rheumatism, .mus
cular pains and lameness I have ever
seen." For sale by Chas. Colo & Co.,
Druggists.'
The progressive Farmer boasts
that the Populists' can carry
the state for Rational, State,
Congressional' and Legislative
tickets without aid of Democrats
of those parties are begging for
fusion.
doubt 1 Maj. H. L. Grant and
other Russell men, who ridiculed 1
him, are not laughing now.
Russell was hacked when he
was last here. This fact was
remarked on.
Chairman Holton was asked
to day whether the statements
that the Populists and Pepubli-
true. He replied: "It is utterly
impossible on national matters.
It has never been a possibility
on that line. It takes two to
make an understanding. Butler
has never since he was elected to
the long term had any idea of
co-operation with us. His pur
pose has been to follow in Till
man's footsteps and build up a
party of his own. He played
with the Republicans, apparently
thinking they were suckers, get
ting our people to teach his
doctrines, holding out to them
that he would do as great things
for them, at the same time shap
ing all his course to directing the
public mind towards the Popu
list organization. While he was
doing this with the Republicans
he was also tickling certain
prominent Democrats with .a
they get under his flag and sup
port his propositions. He only
wants such men as he can abso
lutely control. He is now ready
to throw Harry Skinner and
Cyrus Thompson overboard."
"Did that man sav anvthini:
about boxing up this machine? : to5cl,,cr a 1" b? Spoop- i dccJded not to attcn, lbe St
That's what I asked you," c,,dkc- ihc apostle of impossi-1 Louis convention, because Mc
vociferated Mr. Spoopendvke. hilities! Comc l thc ,lo1-!" Kinby. Rccd and other asptrinti
"I know all about the cover and ! Bat hcrC thc thurab CrcW brke or lhc ""niinitioa have an-
top. You can't teach me -any
thiog about thc top iand cover
driving Air. poopcndyke n-.o nounccd their intention to stay
the closet like a spike, where hejaw0Vi Mr.Ouayis a dclerate.
j . , . , i sat holding the mutilated top in!
I want some information about ! '
this dod gastcd birdcage looking!
!his arms and looking dazed.
Who Should Adrertise.
Every one who has anything
- mm
itnspll vliihr it i thr nrnrl nrf
I i - - - r-
of the head, brain or machine,
and in cases where those who
wish to buy, or secure, or ex
change anything that they can
not get conveniently, should
advertise.
Advertising should be treated
precisely as any other invest
ment, and in nine cases out of
ten it pays a better profit than
anything for which money is j
spent.
The best evidence that adver
tising pays is the fact that mil
lions of dollars are invested in it
by all sorts and kinds of trade
and by the most successful busi
ness men in the laud. . Of course
it pays.
No sensible man can believe
that successful business houses
advertise and become extensive
advertisers for the lun of the
arrangement! Did he say whether
I was to take that off of any
thing?" "The machine goes in that,"
fluttered Mrs. Spoopendykc.
"And then this slat cover nails
over it."
Now that's thc wav I like tp
''Arc you hurt, dear?" asked
Mr. Spoopendyke, rushing
toward him.
"Hurt!" shrieked Mr. Spoopen
dykc. "Am I hurt! D'ye see
that thumb joint hanging to
that measly screw? Wow-w-w!"
squealed Mr. Spoopendykc, danc-
toe. And it's our opinion he'll
be there, too.
, A 11 i i , 1 ing to his feet, and dashing thc
hear a woman talk, remarked
Mr. Spoopendykc, betaking him
self cheerily to his work. MIt
you'd always answer straight
up, we'd have been moved a
week ago."
' But you must screw thc topi
on thc bottom of thc top and tie
the cover underneath," said Mrs.
Spoopendyke, who, having been
machinery into thc cralr. "Get
in there, quick!" and he tumbled
the rest of the business in after,
ivherc it stuck cornerwisc in spite
of his effort to drive it in with
his leg. "Is this whit the man
said?" and he jumped at it with
Jut n.w TrrUly t Wjnnlojj to
Uke prtn2 mMxntie. AuJ it i a
joo l t!i:i to J ir"itdrd u tik Mm
fufto Urrr lUcuUlor lh bt win
iud.oc. It' a lurikU lWrr Uat
clvi U. jiltip and milf- bJ LVL
A d if m day f Snim'ti Uxrr I!-jru1
Ur v ,1! uibk Cfw man ol of jfa. rvd
a new notiun Un. lk Ujt U r4 Z
o the ckjir. It i tanraout IJrer
Ilcdttor jou vTni.
Wonder if Mr. llanna lull
realizes thc danger of nllowinsj
a wife who talks for publication
to go gallivanting around the
country?
be coming any nearer to thc top
rrnm n-ltora aJnnfl?" II till ll
complimented on a detail, deter-1
' whirled thc crate around and
tniued. womanlike, to know an
Ilurklrtt's Arnlrn nlre.
Tliv lU-nt Siilve in th world for
C'ut, bruises. Sir. L'lcm, 8lt
ii. ...... t .. T....- i n
both feet. "Bottom appear to,.. , :n.i.- r ' I n
- i iifiiiwv, i ii ill vi ri i ii . hp, nul rvit
Skin Kruptions. hw K.itivcly rums
l'il. or no my n-juirl. It injrunr
antel torir jn-rfct ntifctjon or
money ndnnd-!. I 'rice -5 ivntM per
!kx. For Kal !iv Ch. Cd Jt Co.
about it.
"What stable have you been
boarding in now?" roared Mr.
I Spoopendyke, dropping the ham
mer on his foot. "What asvlum
for indigent jackasses did you
get that scriptural quotation
from? How'm 1 going to sreew
i the measly top on thedodgasted
kind of implied promise that he
would 'land them in the paradise
of political fame.' As the time
drew closer for matters to be
settled between the Populists
and Republicans, he gradually
became bolder in his insinuation 3
that his, terms must beaccepted:
The necessity of consolidating
his own forces brought forth his
thing. With them it is business! . Mr. Spoopcndvke turned the
a. ... . bottom of itself? Where's the ' 1
then kicked at the corcer of thc
machine. "Docs that screvr strikt
ws"t t o Knit inmnrr t A 'll.
Got a notion that this machinery
cau be moved from here to
Hackensack without scratching
nnv mint t(T tbi f.T rtTlhnilSPS
J I ( ll.l l uk. u ) i niuim mnilu in (a
along the road?" and conccn- rnndat Ui bowd nnl kidnm will
, . ... . n- n,d the tru r-rr-dr in Klctric
trating himself in one last ellort nitUip, T.,-,4 ,ii.i,"ie n,t
Blimul it and Jo-itnin.H no wbikv
All things come an end. even a
'session of thc New York legisla
ture, with n republican majority.
One of th? be3t acts of the session
was adjournment.
ollVlople
just as much as buying stock or
selling products.
There are certain principles of
trade that men oujrht not to
ignore
and
among
them
the!
principal one is regular, legiti
mate and persistent advertising.
Western Stationer.
Mr. D. P. Davis, a prominent livery
man and merchant of Goshen, Va., I . ,,.. .
has this to say on the subject of celebrated circular. While lie
pretended to'withdraw this, his
utterances, though short, con
tained the pith of all in the cir-
t.(-rk,w.KMl..lUim.wred. TS0.00.--orre.calar, unul tl.e meet.ng o. our
No. III'. Lots in the town of m-nim siml sufWp intensely. Tlm'Cfoto onmmittpp tvlipn hp re-
. r .w. ,w a... ori tr ' " - -.-- - -- i oi.uiv. t-
"ari ua-i-, iroiu f wiun- iu ouu.uu t application of - Chamberlain a
No. 80 acres, Vj miles of Pain Tahn eased the pain and the
(llendon & tl. M. F. llailroad, use of one bottle completely cured
him." For sale bv Chas. Cole & Co.,
rheumatism; "I take pleasure in
recommending Chamberlain's Pain
Halm for rheumatism, as I know
from peisonal exjerience that it will
do nil that is claimed for it. A 3 ear
screw that does that? Just jerk
vour thumb in the direction of
the interconvertible screw that
will screw a thing on in that
way!"
"Why, you just turn thc top
j over on the bottom, the man ;
I 1
j said, and screw it to the top; ;
crate over on thc machine and
breathed hard.
nur t ii.-r i.i'oxirant , but iuXm a
totii- Had iltTtiv It M-t mildly
! on t .f totn:K It and Ihiw-U. luMirur
1 trWijrth and trivin tnt,- to the
"You've done that splendid v." ."nrann. th. n b.v nidin- nature in the
1 j n-rforia -im-o! t!iInii'-tion. rllertnc
cooed Mrs. Spoopendykc, anx- j liuu-rn i in t ja-il-nt npirfipr ntd
. nidn i!ift ion. Old p'ojIi find it
lous to rt?torc peace bet ween . j,)fct xn,.th. xh4.y I4
Mr. Spoondxke and thc wreck I J'.v J- j"? on dollar jrbotU at
of her sewing machine. "U in't j
exactly tbc wav lhc man said,; 1 1
in other Mates have no better
but I know'
, .. , . 'Hi lUUIIUilllUll V.i.tU bltlUC VI
"uu, vou know nil aooui u. i
"Come over! 'yelled Mr. Spoop-. - carrxing Louisiana, there it no
, . -howled Mr. bpoojiendvkc. "If I
endyke, tugging at the works,; , . , occasion for democratic alarm
from which he had neglected to
could build a front door and n ;
peach' and apple orchard: 2"
a res cleared; umWlaid with
tine hvow nst one; frond farming
land, timlered, well'. watered, 275.00
No. .'!!.' 115 acres. ,-miles of
Drmrrist8.
versed it all in his demand, which
was very cunningly presented,
with a view to cmbarrasing
The Sundry Civil Appropria- Republicans in their campaign.
veranda to vour information, I'd
; an v where.
ition bill appropriates $S0,000
for constructing, equipping, etc.,
and peacli orchard; watered, 100.00 a light ship lor Diamond Shoals.
Business may be a little slow .
in some lines, but the republican
delegate market continues to
boom, and prices are steadily
advancing. tUr th
, . , . . I ' , , . str.nd vou in a tub of salt water
The unkindest cut yet given OVer the way the man said for; f
. , i i C it, t and stari a summer roon. wu TitT III wn- toM br br dctor
you're posted on what to do! . a h corurnj.tion nd Uat
the story that he . is favorably There can't any dod gasted piece j - r . f tlw no hoy- for Ut. but two
i romps tci v tirvi Ih-t ana tiif mi it it.
l)r,cc Uiv.! h'r hf. Mr. Thot. K3rr.
list and a strike, and start a;- Hoh.U t Saa , KranH.ro.
unfi'-rr'l Irom n dn-nd!ul roM. un
rolling mill!" and Mr. Spoopcn-. tr.w:!iir? ronamrtin. trvl wrK.
TUO LIVES SAVED.
Mr. Ph'lw Tl:oron, f Janrtlou
rrncir1-inor fi Trnnnsitinn ti take 1 rf cpvpnt v-rlnllnr infenuitv cet !
. , , w-t,. i- .. . . ... r day I 11 fit you out with
trie tail ena ot toe racrviniey tne Dcst 01 tnc manuiaciurcr
No. l7.' ', town lots in San
ford, .11. K. Crossing of two
through lines, S. A. L. and C.
F. & V. V., nearest corner to
depot, best lot in town for ho
tel; store-house on lot,
No. .'Hi. 11 town lots in San
foi d. one acre each, nice build-
iiirlots,laid imt and" in streets' 1,100. !
No. 7-room house and 2
acre lot in Carthage, nice vine-
In fact it was a campaign docu
ment." "Do you think the Populists
and Democrats will fuse in this
ticket.
when Spoopendykc's withi:
now to Treat s Wife.
(Froaa Facific Health JcurnaLl
I 1 First, get a wife: second, bepatient.
I You may have ffreat trials and per-
yard and orchard, out-houses, 1,500.' ! plexities in your business, but do not
' X.o. S. 1S acres on Moore ' therefore, carry to your home a
C). li. lL, ;-mil9S from depot, cloudy or contracted brow, lour
12 mill from Uoseland. 4-miles '.wife may have trials, which, thourh
from Pinehurst; suitable for of less raaritude, may be hartl fo
fruit and vegetables: orchard
;f peach and apples; phengnie-
nal spring of good water, 600.00
No. .'10. 1 House and Lot on
Monroe street, in Carthnjre, 4
rooms,good well and garden, 575.00
Correspond With
off the North Catolina coast; the
balance of the aouroDriation of
200,000 in 18S9 for alighthouse' State?" was the next question
1 500 is to be turned into the treasury, asked Chairman Holton. To it
he replied: 'I regard it as impos-
siblt. The Democrats will nomi- j
nate their candidate at Chicago
without first sending his name
to Butler, at St. Louis, to pass
on, as he suggested in his recent
Washington interview."
"What is the Populist strength?"
was then asked. Holton said in
reply: "In a straight fight they
can carry not over four counties,
reach! Come over and screw on vj.c Nvent for his hat and tore "t rW.i -rrr rthin I- tlrn
(nn n r3fS the bottom, like the man said! out o. the room. JXl Z
. . . . . .. . , i- " ' -
lYove th nverit cf iiood-s Sartajvuina-pMV'ciiuyKc s uauus .u, ..uu.u,, mentcJ Mrs. Jspoopenay ke, cx- .-amp., uuu prov. xr vononiu
utc perfect, permanent cure. ! , n 1 1,- iir-ri, nf his neck iniamiuin? the wreck. "And YcA rnMidn' in rough.
r .i, unrnt form. Yit I . " .
m ''V I V V MS -
goitre, swelled neck, running sores.
disease, sores in tlie eyes.
sr.. - c, TVio,,m with it intAniie itch'liZ : 4.n V.A t- m nsH annin ' 1 . . 1 . tl.'M
Curesr,S" -Never mind, dear." said Mrs. a. ooo a. he set. ot there, and Some of the Reo.lcmen noW
uons a io impure omoo. i - .... . , nc 11 nnn li as soon us v etiftflired m r.nhin(r fhrir mnrwr
j i.i i - e, -
i throuzh the lot of the nornina-
him on the back of his neck i,a,,u.nS ,i,e ycck. "And "ZJIZ U.
: the crate bis wife bad purchased , bouSon'ok Z ' "1
her to bear. A kind word, a tender
look, will do wonders in chasingfrom
her brow all clouds of gloom. To
this we would add always keep a
bottle of 'Ummberlain'fi Cough Reme
dy in the house, h It is the best and is
" j!i ' i j
I sure io oe neeiei sooner or larer.
I Your wife will then know " that you j
Cures of Dyspepsia and other troutios riiere ; Spoopendyke, trembling witjo.,,
a coca sionacu ionic w mru. ; . ru ( . (
Cures of Kheuroamm.wbere patients wereun- apprehension tor tne SatetV Ol
able to work or walk for weeks. ' .t i i. " '
Cures of oiuinh l y eitK-ni,.s the tmpnrities . the machine. Let the man come .
which cause and sustain the ! i seae. ! , . , 1. ( L- !,-.. cnl
Cures of Nerrou,neS, by properly toning and j and do it himself, if he knO U. S SO ,
feeding the nerresupon pure llool. ; l aKQut it'" I
strength. Send for took of cores by
C4
ry JS
sy to Tako .
asy to Operate
tion mnchine will before Ions: he
kicking themselves for not hav-
' ing had better ense.
Dod gast the man!" hoicdj SSKTSSK. J Children Cry for
Mr. Spoopendyke, spr'.npiug to. rn rj 11 5 j Pitchcr'o Castoria.
t a. 1 iX-m. ...nrls ! W I T4 tLZi) ffm '
rm'",T.y""". a-i-4 O iSli. ChlldrenCryfor
once more. " iiuhk ne can ureas, ij u C V2S V3r-i a j
D. A Xcl)0!f AID ' reHUy.tare Ior uer to protect u so many. 1 ney vm lose large
Carthage, X. C. ' Co., Draggidts. numbers ot the people who sup-
!
Sarsaparilla
To C I Hood & Co, rroprletors, LcnreU, Mas.
are the best after-dinner t i . t v 1 t. i ProriKtof.. :t0. U
nOOd S IJ111S pills, aid ilsesoon. c quicker u i wu; auu ut fii-.u
this measly old cast-iron imita-j giJfflKS
tion of an ir.ebnate home any utt" c iiuclqa
Te 0U7 fill to t&kt ri Hood's S-ru,--1-
Pills
Pitcher's Castoria,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.