THE
Published Every TttCRSDlT, bt
YOUNG A GRANTHAM.
THURSDAY. JITLY 28. lftt.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
TICKET-
FOIt r&EMDENT :
GROVKR CLKVELAND,
of New York.
FOll ticirKKsiDKsr.
ADLAl K STKVENSON,
Tf Illinois.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET-
FOR GOVEttXOIt:
KLIAS CARR,
of Kdgecorabe
FOH LIEUTENANT GOVERSOK
R. A. DOUGMTON,
of Alleghany.
;FOll SfctllKTAUY OF BTATK
OCTAVIUS COKE,
of Wake.
FOll TltEASUItEK.
DONALD W. RAIN,
of Wake.
foii auditor:
R. M. FURMAN,
of Buncombe.
r m r- - -
"0R 8Uf EIUNTRNDENT OF fUBLIC IN
STRUCTION ;
-JOIINC. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston. .
OR ATTOIINEY GENERAL
FRANK I. OSltORNE,
of Mecklenburg.
FVK9IDEKT1AL ELECTORS FOB
STATE AT LAKOK;
C B, AVCOCK, of Wayne.
EL U, GLENN, of Forsyth.
TUB ,
rOU JUDGE TWKLTIt DKIUICT
GEORGE A. SHUFORD,
of Uuacombe.
were there from all portions of the
State, and the Convention excelled
any previous one in the history of
their meeting. The Editors were
highly entertained at the Central and
Beaufort Hotels and the city with all
its hospitalities was given up to
them. They visited all the beautie
of the Queen City of North Carolina,
and viewed many of her Industrie
and en tei prises. Oil Mills, Plaid
Mills, Manufactories, Fertilizins
Mills. Machine Shops and Whole
sale houses. The R. R. neoole
gave them an excursion around the
City, and the citizens a carriage
drive over their beautiful inreets.
On Thursday night the chamber ol
commerce spread a Banquet which
could not have been surpassed an
where or by any people or any City.
Charlotte is noted for its magnificent
residences, luxuriant flower yards,
and elegant streets. Her Street Rail
way system is good and a bright
future awaits her hospitable, enters
prising, progressive people. Within
' he last two years the taxes show an
increase of $2,000,000 worth of im
prove men Is in the way of manufac
turing industiies of various kinds.
The City has splendid waterworks,
and most of all are her well edited
and brilliant Newspapers. The Ob
server. The News Democrat. The
Times have been great factors in the
progress of the City. The Y. M, C.
A. Hall w th its library was tendered,
the Editors during their stay in Char
lottc. The business meetings were
held in the Belmont Hotel. The
usual routine of work ws dispensed
with, and questions of benefit to the
Editors of North Carolina were dis
cussed. Uincers for this term were
sleeted. Mr. E. E. Hilliard a son of
our own county was elected Presi
dent. Yice President, Messrs. Je
rome Dowd and H. A. Latham. Sec
retary and Treasure the present effi
cicnt' incumbent Mr. J. B. Sherrill.
The next Convention goes to New
Berne in May 1893. Thus on Fri
day morning the Editors of this State
left the Queen City with many pleas.
ant memories that will ever go back
to the Convention of July 1892. From
Charlotte a party of about forty o
the Association went to Washington
D. C, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York,and Niagra Falls. Your writer
took in Washington, Baltimore, Phil
adhlphia. New York and a trip up
the Hudson River. He visited th
White House Pension. Treasurer and
Patent buildings. The Washington
Monument 555 feet high and many
and
room to
NEXT SESSION OF
TURLINGTON I NSTITUTE,
Smitlifield, INT. C.
FOR
GIRLS
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
BOYS AND
WILL BEGIN TUESDAY,
AUGUST 30, 1892.
This Instruction has English, Classical, Mathematical, Scientific,"
and Business Courses, Equal in almost Every Respect to
Those of Any School in th State.
AND A ULT Elm MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
This school having out-grown its former accommodations, the
Principal purchased a site just outside the corporate limits
of the town and constructed on it.
3IAMU7I' QEiOnT,
63
5l
$2.10
$1.70
$1.60
$1.00
Cotton.
Middling
Low Middling
Stains
Turpentine.
Virgin
2ml Year
Yellow Dip
Hard
Countby Produce.
Chickens 15(3;25c
Eggs 10
Hide 4(6c
Corn 65
Peas 60!.00
Butter 20(525
Hams 10
Cape Fear & Yadkin Vaey Bail-
way Company.
C0X0ERSE0 SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH 29TH, 1891.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 2, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Wilmineton.
Arrive Fayetteville,
Leave Fayetteville,
Leave sanforu,
Arrive Greensboro,
Loave Greensboro.
Leave Walnut Cove,
Arrive Mt. Airy,
9.50 a in
p ni
3.00 p m
4.25 p in
6.55 p ui
7.16 pin
9.00 p m
11.15 p m
A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
- ,i u
HOKSE BREEDERS MEETING otber place! of h 8torjr' beauty
. im it n-,m inLerPBt. Which W hlVM nrtt- -m i
A II K A I ! KS. I 1 , i ui
meniion.
In NpV Vnrlr r lrlaitoA Wa rv...
. i, i . . . I " " I " VtU
ah uie prominent norae breeders f.rni prlr r.non. n--.-..;
anrl nn rltr oil . . .- i I J
m uae Brooklyn Bridge which cost $16,000.-
v,-..u uave agreea 000. and one of the mosr. nnrri
to meet at Raleigh on August 17th niPoM r nwA r u -
1 o... .o. - . r ..v.. fivum. Ul lUC
du iohi, ioji, ior me nurnose or . u tu t. v . . .
- i v wa Aim -m- aacj Av t ww i in a w iinii m n rm
inaugura ing a permanent race pro
gramme for Spring, Sumn er and
Autumn, and to organize a Breeders'
.association lor tue Mate; and to
his meeting, everv citizen in the
Sun buildings where tuey manufacs
ture papers not Print them. Th
Museum, Talmage and D;xon Tab
ernacles. The im mense A. T. Stewart
store, rode on the elevated Street
blata interested in owning, breeding car8 aud fa a;gbl8 tbat would ffiake
1 I" "ier is theNo;th Carolina countrv Editors
-confially invited. A ... . "
,,.7. . r . , .. 8tand with mouth and eyes both
he racng feature of this meeting open. From there aotuQ of
will be the very larges most exciS went to Niftgr9 and 8ome F
ing and interesting series of trials of ud8on. Tue write, Qn H
speed ever kuown in the State. The had one of the finest trips in Amer
programme was undertaken by a ica, It has been well said that th
few gentlemen tieir individual Hudson was the Rhine of America,
expense, and they are greatly gratifi- As vou leave the fW r.,K..t J
ed, indeed pleasantly surprised, at Utreeftbe boat glides smoothly alonir
i the interest which has developed in
i the undertaking. Forty seven horses
have been entered to date, and their
will be as many as eight starters in
; some of the races, which will be made
on the two days named. The in
create of interest in fine hordes breed -
ana on eituer side of the rloM,i
waters rises mound shaped mountains
1.000 to 1.500 feet hib, capped witn
green foliage, and on the less eJevat
ed parts can be seen the handsome
:ramer rcsiden. es of Jay Gould, and
manv other of Mip. mnntti
I ,. ... ' t.UM(U
mg iu iortu arouna ior tue pastjeners.
t m-Wm M V A M M I.AM A A I
i"ujsb, tjrrcn imeuumenai: ana rn r . . .
. . ...... i vtvac ui iiiiu river, runs tiviit.
alresilv lhpr r within tho K... I . ... . mM tigut
' - " uuiuus nn I Im VILPr P(1io t lia V l-
... . . - " - " t.--n 4um
.oi ine oiaie, norses or international Central K, R for more than one
repute. The splendid race pro- nndred miles and on the other side
gramme for August 17ib and 18th is r11 . ?een tUe We8t 8horo
WiP.I rolt th!. 'S uKewise an ine way, the
- - - - " ' wwav km h r mw. i www
. . ... . -----. scenery is grana. we went to New.
-wnicu will receive an immense im inrVBnm...Ann A.
Dttua at this meeting. The
m km - . www - fw ww owuinicbuii m
will also be a forerunner of the race borne, during the Revolutionary
Dfofframme to be made un fr i.h remains ue uouse
In tttA IVtUlhIllftl nf Iwtrsa 11 1 f . 1 "v-
rw "t-u " iminer oi oar country sat more than
appreciate the advantage of being (once while the battles of ihe North
able to note what may be aecooBDliabJ were SoioK on lor liberty. Then
ed at the August races and afterward .u.r new no outQ or Worth,
Bote any developuicat at the State t. 7u 1 r".:"lmmu u 8loou
"i - m.M r aim hit rtwHifim t v v-. m .
I iivvmuui, uuiii lucre we
row ww r I IOOLC Ui WMt. K m Pn.( Tt'- i
' I ww uuu.w uuau J IT Cob
riie meeting- for organizing the rant the selected stot for the
Breeders Associattoa will be held on Un,ted State Military Academy, and
the ntglit of August 17th. The
oeetirc and railroad rates for th uina. Tw ... .i. .-
- - - . w " ran kua ysriOUB
ccsioa are onusnally low. Mr. E. CDOrf bwildtwgs in their perfect ar
,11. Lt of ttaleicb will take olenure -aeatsv The level smootlt drill
4n aivtru, .n i.rn.R..;nn 1 groDoo!?, th cadet camps etc In
,,,u,,MWM,lw. the main. Hall
- WW w V av UiOIl W IHIIUBI
ef the noted Generals, and Military
man !.: TTI
B u i 1 d i n
g
WHICH GIVES AMPLE ROOM FOR AT LEAST
fo. 4. Daily Except Sunday.
leave Eennettsville 12.40 pm
Leave Maxtoa, 1.27 p m
Arrive Fayeteville, 2.57 p m
No. 1G, Daily Exerpt Suntlaj.
Leave Kamseur, 7.25 a-m
Arrive Greensboro, 10.05 a ni
Leave Greenboro, 10.45 a on
Arrive Madison. 1.05 pm
No. 12, Dally Except Sunday.
Leave G reensboro 10.10 a in
Leave Walnut Cove 1 .55 d m
Arrive Mt. Airy 7-55 p ra
No, 14, DaHy Except Sunday.
Leave Bennetts ville 1.00 a m
Leave Maxton 4.25 a in
Arrive Fayetteville- 9.55 a ni
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 1, Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Mt. Airj 0.00 a m
Leave Walnut Ceve, 8.11 a ni
Arrive Greensboro, 10.00 a ni
Leave Lrreensboro, 1 0.30 a in
Leave Sanford, 12,45 p in
Arrive Fayetteville, 2.06 p m
Leave Fayetteville, 3.04 p in
Arrive Wilmington. 7.0,5 p m
No. 3, Daily Exeept Sundaj-.
Leave Fayetteville, 2.11 o in
young ladies completing it, it is believed can graduate at any Female Col- ' Lvnip Hi !"
lege in the State m one year. It is noted with pride that the boys and . " " ,V e' ,c P1"
girls of this school take a high stand in the Colleges wherever they go. r t Dal,y txW1t Suntlav
Besides preparing boys and girls for College a finishing course has been vee olSn "bore" 41s n !
arranged for those who do no', intend going to College. This prepares IO iboS" siis n
Two Hnncireci Pxipils.
151 C IS I
GIVEN 1WAY BY .
V. H HOOD.
I Will give in CASH $2.50 to the Person raising
the LARGEST
- TURNIP
FROM SEED BOUGHT
F R O M H
$1.50 in CASH to the Second Largest
$1.00 4 4V Third '
The CASH will be Paid December 25th, 1J&2,
D. H. HOOD'S DRUG STORE
Is HEADQUARTERS for Everything in the
DRUG- Line, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Stationary, School Books, Seods, Tobacco,
Snuff. Cigars, etc.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
D. H. HOOD.
THIS
CO.
GENERAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE AGENTS
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
has been so enlarged as to make it equal to that of any school In the State.
After completing i&. boj's and young men are prepared to enter the sopho-
tnnre rl una nf anv fTrkllmro in flia Vtato rw .f Iia TTii..pn..;.. - J
them for the ordinary nursuits of WTa
Those who wish to become expert Telegraph operators and book-keepers
and business men will find the Business course suited to their needs.
"Mens sana in corpore Sana, a 8ouad mind and a sound body. The
truth contained in these words induced the Principal to introduce a Mili
tary Department for the physical development of his pupils,
Arrive Kamseur, 8.10 p m
No. 11, Daily Except Sundas.'
Leave Mt. Airy , 2.10 p m
Leave Walnut Cove 6.15 p ni
Arrive Greensboro 9.30 p in
No. 13, Daily Exec? Sunday..
Leave Fayetteville 10;HTa ni
Leave Maxtoi 4.30 p in
Arrive Dennettsville ,05 pm
FREE f.lEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
-:o:
Train No. 2 connects at isanford
with Seaboard Air Line for Raleini
Norfolk and all points North, and
Dr. R. J. Noble rlrst-clasa ohvsician living in h.a in.n k. k Last. d at Walnut Ceve with the
' & mJ - "--1 w-bv BMW UUU HCL.U1 L
ed bv the Princinal look after the health of t.h hnnrrli I Norfolk & Western RL K- for Wi
mf " --'--syMft.r.ic imnw) Mil UllilCOt I "
This attendance is free or charge to the pupils except in those cases of ston-Salen. Roanoke sod alii pofats
success wuen a aeconK pnysician must oe cauea. in such cases the pa- North and West of Rewnoke .
tient must nay the extra charges.
Iran JNo, 1 connects at Walnut
Cove with Norfolk & Western R. R,
for Winsion -Salem. IIaanofte's3 all
points North and West f KwraeSe,
m-r-r-r . -w-v ana at feanlbra witu creattoarcf Air
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT Li"e for Monroe-Cb- A-
poB2u i?oaai ana
Rep
esenting
t
w
LOIVLOK LIVERPOOL iz GLOBE,
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE,
utijfc UAROLINA HOME AND SOUTHERIT
Insurance Company of Louisiana,
Also the Old Reliable
PENNSYLVANIA lTJTITAL
Of Philadelphia,
dffick in YOUNG BROS. STORB,
IS UNDER THE IMMEDIATE CONTROL OF THE PRINCIPAL.
Atlanta and
South-west,
all
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
PuU man Palace .Sleepfifg' Car n
t Seaboard Air Line trww Njsth- and
South from Sanford aD&rniftoifoft A
! Western trains North amSWestf from
Roanoke,
Incidental Fee $2.00
isoard, including rurmsued room, washing, lights and
luei iu roos.j
Tuition in Primary Department
TUITION IJ COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
ENGLISH COURSE.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
Pusseagers from Wilnwbgton, Fay
U0O or 8.00 ner mo. ti . ...
$20.00 or $2.00 w sowboi oaniora win amye
at xtaieign ac jj :i a, and bave
5 hours in Raleigb and reach, lxwae
same day,
ti i
,0
ri v x I
XZetttf OBMtfr TTr
- TT wr mitmjM.i.m try nt, ium BOl AM kmw
M-.-wwn.' uumwewuj tQMt for it.
SR- Iiouia, Mo., lCareit a Mwtv.
XWKnfnrg&franioant of rood Pkt Timhw
mw mK 1m don BM,lMit dntX
Miff So K good quaUUe. M nr-TTtaii anmmm
nuMd Wr Uqoor lvM aidi rrtirwJ
9tct ot tout madielivk.1. fit . .?
Mora I eron nudk wito. bojttU, tnmblju
loep sound mL un fBu-. . AT
SomUUat I hd. not hwi w- iTr 117 I
re to mvtn
1 thru for tears we bave been 1,-,
Df, King's New Discovery Xrr Con-l
sampnon. Dr. King'a KawHifeKills,
Bucklen's Arnica Solya aodi Eietjtric
Bitters, and b&xe neve baailadi re
medies tba( aelt sQ.weUjoi.thh.,...
girea skcIi uwver, alpatUfitioiu. We
aanafcUas, gratoe them.
timfisuidr n,. standi
raiQ Tn- Pretia. prtoe. j S fcUfao-.
tocy reealts-da not olkvv t!.i
eee, rftBRadfeliaTne wou theJr greatu
populfrHy pitze- oa, thik merks
ti . . . .
u.rpcra uood DrogfiMtc.
Icnrr
i ar tintfc
El llbb um,
tO (IT
MATHEMATICAI. COlTRSe.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
8EMI-CLASSICAI. COVRSJC.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
CLASSICAL COrit&JS.
Freshman Class
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Class
Tuition in Business Course (without Telef?ranhv,i
Tuition in Telegraphy
Tuition in Book-Keeping alone
Tuttion in Writing alone
Tuition in Music
Uuse of Piano
$23.00 or $2.00 per mo.
3U.uu or 3.00
$23.00 or $2.30 per mo.
ia.oo or $30 per ino.
$30.00 or $3.00 oer mo.
$40.00 or $4.00 per mo.
Ample time is given passengers
for breakfast and supper at Fayett
eville, and dinner at Walnut Cove.
W. L. KYLE,
J, W. FRY. Gen. Pass. Agent.
General Manager,
COEfllG WED ? Cw,C2tfsa Kl
MdV7 Drvcglrtftst 41;
$30.00 or $3.00 per mo.
men of this Union, who have gone
. , UD for thpi r rcv.rt. urA .
4..tt iui usck to me
City of New York, and on Tuesday
our faces turned home it ax J, Sfcjppn'
at Pniladelphia Baltimore and Wash
ington for want of spac we cannot
even give brief keiches of the siht
Oo the 27th and 28th July the
50th Annual Press Association cn
venedrin the "city of Charlotte; A
rs, att.nnc. of the ill JHt,J "."j;
Guarante4 Car.
We authorize our advertised drug-
$45.00 or $4.50 per rao. gist to sell Dr. King's New Discov-
$3.00 per mo. erV for Consumption, Coughs and
$3.00 per mo. Colds, upon this condition If you
$L30permo. . "
fl.tX) mn are aroiciea wun a uongn, uold or
f w.
$2J0 per mo, any Lung. Throat or Cheat troudle.
rx
.ou per mo. j ;n .... ti. MmA. j:
. . . . .
must be paid at the beginning of each term. "e giving it a fair trial, and experience
Ihe remainder or board and tuition mast be paid monthly- at and nf ak no beniflt, you may return the bottle
""Cic.cbeobUm.d.tHoodBro.. Urug Store i to reon.bIe "d W refonded. W.
rates, could not make this offer did we not
A.P!?iform.f .incla?inS 0oat8 P: cP8 we furnished to the boys at know that Dr. Kiug's New Discovery
$15.00. This is the exact cost and is as ffood c?oo!a q on k i u J
the money anywhere. v uricoald be rclied OQ. n Ttr isap-
tyFor Catalogue Addles,
REASON WHY
Httl LADY WSB Mk
S H O E.
I
IRA- T- TtTRLINGTON, Principal.
5MJTHF1JELD, N, C,
points. Trial boltlea (Vee at Harper
& Hood's Drug Stqre. Largs size
50c and $100.
nvLre o.
AQP9ev ako t
wostu
win MHWii, and
pajtltlana. a& dkmpuM
olM.tli MresUcoids
and aiJMa.
PERFECTS OJWHtf.
rrke aa4 Oiamy b 6stlafaetor.
Lynn. Maa.
lr Sal in Duun by Fleming & Co,.
mm. Mi,, 4 ore
MnnfaQtire of, SAsRfEJt wir.
eB50Gi!utrutiwfll( ftwJ
foQ ebiewaa aIpflL ajtd L
fcttttantee aliaf:tiplK
i.uajeeae.gev t en,
h cudeN
1 a ox jiejMjalM oiv
CARTS. WAGX n4 &VGGIE&
in ht beat awk
I have some Secoad Has Baie, on,
Uadaad wiU sell tbra ttry cheap.
I ai dteiea to fcoid tke kea.
qcMtei$y tU besl
leaA CMtfiey
I anj tkankfUA fe U Wj Uberal
pairoaagel Uxt received, la the past
and will try to, m?sU a bettt in the,
fo aa ha ypA etd Wthing U
my Us,a o bU cca aud eea m
betaje yoM fesiy. far am jW9 ta
plest '
R. A. JOHNCQN,
i