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it THE TlfflES, rCBLIPHED EVKllY TlfUKSDAY, BV YOUNG & GRAKTHAM. TIIUKSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1802. . WOMAN'S AFFAIRS- Mrs. O-borne. a widow has cleared $3,000 to 5,000 a year from her ranch j r,or viuit i ,ia r,f.- siho -.,.. I table. Latelv slie aided a chicken ranch and two incubators, and ex pects to clear $10,000 a 3-ear. A Middletown (Conn) newsletter says tliai ne of the barges that ply bcteewri that city and he coal ports is owned and captained by a woman, whose husband died about six .tears ago and left her with two children, lie commanded the iar;c, and when be died she continued in" the ;rade, and has managed her business affairs with great success. Resides the barge of which she take- charge, she owns three others in the same tr: de. Her two children are with her. She doe as much business as any man engag ed in the vocation, and carries two mules on board the bo.it to hoist the ooal out of the hold. Progressive Farmer. GREAT TIME AT CHARLOTTE HAM OF GEORGIA AND SENATOR VANCE ARE HKAKD. v ith flare or torches, beat of drums, sounds of martial music, and with huirahs, the Democracy of the city and surroundings, marched thn.ugh the streets of Charlotte last night, in full control of the town, which was literally ablaze. The torchlight procession was not only the largest ever held in Char lotle except perhaps the one in 76 but it outshone snything'for briU Jiancy ever seen in the State, The grand procession after the prescribed line of march, came up Tiy street heading toward the auditorium. Before it reached there the crowd surged ihither and in a short time the immense building was packed from one end to the other. SPEECH OK SIR. II. V, J. HAM OF GEORGIA. Mr. 11am is tall at least he is such a Democratic giant that he ap pears so he has a well shaped head, smooth face, clear cut features and a sharp, inquisitive look about the eyes that tell of mental activity not often found. That he is a man of unusual ly bright parts is told by the flash of biseje. by every expression of. hi.- face. After thanking Mr. Cansler in graceful words for the eloquent intro duction which made him and the peo pie of Mecklenburg acquaintances, land then friends, he began his speech proper: "It gives me pleasure," sai l I.e. "to look in the faces of the unterrifled' Democrats of North Carolina (Applause) 1 am glad to see the beautiful women out. It is but right that they should grace an oc casion of this kind, Their husbands and brothers are here to leani prince pies to defend their rights. Womon s smiles, tears, and flowers, are three things men cannot get along without. God bless the women. 'If I needed inspiration this mag ritfeent cudienco would furnish it. but I have come recently from a con fl ct bet ween the Third party and Democracy, ami the result inspires me vet. You ask why I am here? Well, I will tell you a story. Here the speaker told of the fellow who killed the $500 snake in the side-sho-v because it sprang at him. In reply to the (bowman's indignant query as to why he killed the snake, the fellow replied. "1 God. I kills them whererer I find them." So it is with me. the speaker continued. I Kills the Third party heretics wher ever -I find them (Applause.) Where did the Third party c.wie from ! The demagogues is its build er and conceiver. This farmers thought they would band themselves together in a Farmers Alliance, The demagogue said "ah. oh ! come feU Jow conspirators, we'll get what wj never had before- -office, and so they jumped astraddle of the Farmer's Al liance and rode it to death and the devil." The speaker then took off his cutfs. rolled. up his sleeves and went for the 'Third party with cufTs and gloves fcoth otr. He riddled the Third party platform they change wiih every change of the moon, said he. "Of all the crazy quilt of impossibilities I ever saw, these snol-gosters, sons-f-agun have in their platforms.1 These Third party men that tell you to leave the Democratic parly are like the same kind we have down ur way. A mosquito could sit on their nose with his tail in one eye .ami bill in the other." I)i I yo i ever s.- a TMrd party j hemes of raaicais auvm--v -r i,uu.. man who did not want office? They stay awake all i.igl.t tbinkins atout iu Third, party men never say any thing against the Republican party they fue" with them, but in Geor gia they are both so mean that they wont roiz. They hale the Democrat-, ic partj because it lias the office bait in its pocket, ami they want it. At the bead of the Third party ticket is James H, Weaver, who if he never 8ai(1 n."tns t that Confederate soldiers snouhl asK tor uardon on 1 bended knees, that should be enough to damn him. (Cheers ) - We had a little eruption over in our State and shook up 71,000 Dem ocratic majority. The Third party men are deserting the ranks like rats out of a burning barn. When they come up to vote, their tickets were rolled up in thin rolls like little tooth picks and they got away from the polls as quickly as possible. Next time they'll come stepping up with their Democratic tickets in thier hands. "Boys, did Mrs Lease corns here ? Did ou ever see that gang who go to Washington advocating their wo man's sulFerage business? Of all the flat chested, slender ankle, thin faces, skinny neck brigade that was ever on top of God's green foot stool, they are the worst. One could take Mrs. Lease by the heels and split an inch board with her face. Such as she to come into our Southland to teach the noble de scendants of noble Southerners how to govern!! Hut for the innate chivalry of the South.' Weaver would have been insulted on his Southern trip, mere is sometumg rotten 111 Denmark, and something dead in the bread, when one white man can't ex press his honest opinions to another w)uie man. The Third party leaders Id o n't want their men to talk to Dem ocrats. It's an insult to you Third party men to think you haven't the intelligence to talk and act for your self. 1. We are putting dynamite under Tommte Watson in the 10th district in Georgia, that will blow him so high the bluebirds will make nests in his hair, and when he hits the earth he won't have breath enough to ask, "where was I atT Brethren, be of good cheer. The golden glorv of Democratic victory is already tingling the political hor izon. The Empire State is going Democratic; (applause); New Jersey is going Democratic; (applause). Indiana is going Democratic; (ap plause), and keep your eye, and hand back of youj ear oh and toward 'Illi nois; (loud applause; West Virginia is going Democratic; (applause); and North Carolina is going Democratic; (loud and prolonged applau-e). The old solid South from the Rio Grande to the Potomac is going Democrgtio; (wild applause). The Lrd is gomg to redeem the Democratic Isreal iu 192. 1 believe as firmly as that the sun will rise tomorrow morning, that such will be the case. It will be tlw golden', glorious redemption for which men like this have turning and pointing at Senator Vance have grown gray ( eafemng applause). Several nujhta from now I shall look into the faces of the unterrified De mocracy of Tammany hall (great cheering), and I shall take with mo the inspiring uiessajc that the Old North Stale will roll up as usual a handsome majority, notwithstanding a pestiferous little skunk of a Third party. The Democratic lion will wake up ana lay its paws on the Third party arid nothing will be left of it but & little greasy spot and a little stink, and on the 8th we propose to kick out even the sand that has the stink on it. There won't be anything left of the Third party at all it will be as if it had existed. As Mr. Ham took hie seat a- tu mult of applause b gan and kept up for several minutes. "Hurrah for Ham" was heard fiom all over the house and the people expressed their delight with him and his speech in rousing cheers which could not fail to tell how he had captured the crowd. Ham and Mecklenburg are tine firiends from lat night. That he well deserves the fame which ha has won all acknowledged after listening to him but a few uiinvtes. VANCE ! VANCE ! was tbe sound which burst spon tanously froin tho iuinience audience, as the applause for Air, Uaai subsided and as the noble, loved, -'Zeb" rose, the people went wild. Old men, young men, women and children jumped lo their feet waving hanker chiefs and hata, and cheering until the very building seemed to rock, Not a person in the house remained (sealed. Many stood on the benches, i hats were thrown up, and such an ex pression of love, affection and esteem was never shown to any sin of Xorth Carolina at any time, or ant where as wfs expressed in fie sreat ovation j over Vance. On the ro3truin. every man rose, and following Mr. Ham's lead all waved their handkercheifs and cheertd for fully ten minutes. It was a great demonstration and one that did honor even to the loved Senator. As he stood on the rost rum midst the defening cheers of his people, he looking like a grand chief tain leading his people and guiding them simply by his presence. It was a scene the like of which was never 1 . . witnessed in Charlette before. VANCE SPEAKS. 'Fellow-citizens and good friends" said the. Govenor,"abd a stillness profound en.ucd as be began to speak "I thank 3011 fr in my heart for the cordiality of this reception." I am deeply touched at this evidence of 3our esteem, and wish I could do more than acknowledge it, but you all know tli-.t I I aye not been able to take part in this most important campaign since the reconsti uction. Tonight I speak again3t the advice of my physician, but you know when we beain to get well we think less of the doctor than when we arc sick. It makes me glad at heart to see such an audience in Mteklenburg, and not to make yon a speech is as tempting to me a3 a goo I dinner would be to a real hungry man. "I want to say this however. In ray political caieer I have seen party aftet party rise up against Democra cj and all have died except the Re publican party, which lives, but is not expected to live very long, All othej parties have disappeared lav ing only ihat suicll the able Geor gian has just referred to. (Applause.) Now there has come a time when there are real greivauces. Fvery true reformer must be the friend of Dem ocracy and the enemy of Republican ism. The, tendency of the Third part is o affiliation with the Repub'ican parly, and my Third party friends, you will land right in the Republi can party. Unless you stay in th old Democratic ship there is no sal vation for you, Charlotte Observer. NOTICE! Having qualified as Administra trix on the estate of T. J. Hunt, on the 22nd day of Oct , 18U2, notice- is hereby giyen to all persons indebted to the esUto of the said T. J. Hunt to make immediate p:i3meut and set tlement, or the claims will be put in the hands of an officer for collection; and all persons having claims against sa:d estate will present them fur pay ment on or before the 1st day of Nov. 1893, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This Oct. 22nd. 1892, Floua J. Hunt, Adm'rx. oct 27 6l When Baby w&a slek. wa gAva bar Cutorix When the wm CbUd. aim criad for Castprto,. , When she became MLs, Im clung to Castoria, WImo she had Children, the gave them Captorfe NOTICE. I have located in Upper Little Township, Han.ett couutj, a certain tract of land containing about 430 atres that I will sell cheap for cash or on time with good security. Said land is loca .cd about 7 miles East of Spout Springs station on the C. F. & Y. V. Kailroad, and is especially adopted to the growth of the general products of this county. Any per son or persons wishing to 'buy can correspond with T. D. Stewart at Dunn, N. C. or write me at Troy ville, N. C. J. K. Stewart. Sarcns:i and Health. If you are not feeling strrong and healthy, try Electric Bitters, If "La Grippe' has left weak and weary, use Electrc Bitters. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach an'd Kidneys, gently ai ling those organs to perform their functions. If you arc afflicted with Sick Headache, 3-011 will find speedy an l permanent relie by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need. Large bottles on ly 50c. at Harper L Hood's Drug Store. For Boils, Pimples carbuncles, scrofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. Has Cured Others will euro you. VALUABLE REAL ESTA'lE FOR SALE. By virtue of authority conferr ed by a Deed of Trust executed on the 16th day of April 1886, by 3, W. Smith and Isabel le" .lane Smith his wife to A. W. Haywood Trustee for the Life Insurance Company of Vir ginia and duly recorded in the officf of the Register or Deeds for Harnett county, N, C, in BookV Page 256 et seq I will on the 23rd day of No vember 11892 sell at public outcry to the highe-t biddej for cash, certain lots or parcels of land, lyirg and be ing in the county of Harnett. State of North Carolina and more ful ly de scried as follows, viz: Adjoining the lands of W. B. McKay, Neill McLeod, Tom James et als, lying on or near the waters of Thornton's Creek and Juniper Branch in Grove Township. 1st Tract. Beginning at. a stake (the last corner of lot 1 a33igned by Hn rmissinners to make oartitton of the lands of John McLeod see port of said Commissioners filed t re in superior Court of Harnett county) runs thence S. 45 W. 24 chains to a corner in a branch thence N. 35 W. 20 chains to a small persimmon tree in the old 100 acre survey (a well known Plat) then as that line N, 87 W, 21-25 chains to a stake in the huttnin-porner of the aforesaid 100 acres, then as that line N. 3 . E 4 chain's to a stake in the line of the aforementioned ltX) acre survey, then S. 3 W. 412 chained to a stake, the corner of said 100 acres, then S. 8 I-:. 2-30 chait.3 .to the beginning- containing 45 acres more or less and conveyed by James McLeod to J. W Smith by deed recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Har nett county, N. C, in Book V page 153. 2nd Tract. Beginning at stake (the original corner of the 100 acre survey) and runs as that lineS. 87 E. 49 75 chains to. a tlead pine, the cor ner, then as tbe other, line S. W. 9-19'Chains.te a stake and pointers in the line of lot 4 assigned by comtyjeare Bennettsville, raissioners makia ua?Uii n of la-nds John McLeod, then as that line 4) N, 87 W. 25 chains to a sta!;c in ihe side of a bianch in the line of 100 acre survey, the a as thatliue N. 3 E. & 19 chains to i,he. beginning costaining 45 acres more or less and cony eyed by &. E. IweLeod gaurdian etc., to J. W. ua4th by deed necord ed in the office of the Register of Deeds for llarneU ewwi4yr N C, in Kook T PaLe i77- ( 3rd Tract. Begiinfng: at so ofd stump with pointers- Ncli McLeod corner and runs as the Kmc N. 33 E. 3 15 chains to a stake formeply a small post oak'tyollie McLeoeTs cor ner then us her 'line and past the corner N. 28 W. 22 chains to stake V. B. McKays corner them as his line S. 33 W. 18-50 chains to sUke his other corner then direct. the uegtnni rg containing 78 acres naore or less. Place of sale county. Court House door in LUlington, N. C. Time of sale 12 o'clock m. A. W. Haywoop, Trustee for the Life Insurance Co. of Virginia, oct 20 ts VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. By virtue of authority conferred by a certain Deed of Trust executed on the 6Ji day of October 1886, by M . R. Morgan and E- V, Morgan his wife to A, W. Haywood Trustee for The Lite Insurance Company of Virginia and duly recorded in the of fice of the Register of Deeds for Har nett county. N, C, in Book V pages 463 et fifiq I will on the 23rd day of Noyember, 1992, sell-at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, a certain lot or parcel of land, laying and being in the county of Harnett, S.ate of North Carolina, and more fully described as follows, viz: Ad joining the lands of Williams et als in LUlington Township and begin ning at a stake ten feet from the southern line of the town of LUling ton (opposite S. W. corner lot No. 6 Town Lilllngtony runs thence south 18 W. 3 chains 97 links to the Ochel tree line now Williams thence said line IS. 61 W 6 chains 53 links to the road or street, thence X: 13 E. 2 chains and 16 links to a corner in 1 the edge of Main street, thence South; 72 E. 6 chains and 43 links to the the beginning containing 1 8-10 acr!S and being the same conveyed by J. jB. Henrine to M. R. Morgan bj deed recorded in the office of the Register of Decdo for Harnett coun ty, N. C, in book L, page 539 et seq. Place of sale county Court House Door in LUlington, N. C. Time of sale 12 o'clock M, A, W, Haywood. Tru9'ee for T!ie L:re IuFur?nc? Co, of Virginia. II. L DE81.IHG I s Now SELLING HER STOCK OF Millinery GOODS AT COST. Give Her a Call. -:o: She will not discontinue buisness after selling out. Oct 692. Cape Fear & Yadkin Vaey Bail way Company. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. IN EFFECT MARCH 29X11, 1891. N OKI II BOUND. No. 2. Dly Except Sunday. Leave Wilmington, Arrive FayettevHte-, Leave FayettevVUey Ieave Sanlord, Arrive Gree-boror Ieave Greensboro, Leave Walnut Cove, 9.50 a ni 1.55 p ui p m 4.25 p in 6.55 p in 7.15 p m 9.00 p ni Ar rite !Mf . A fry, 1 1 . 1 o p m S.o. 4. Daily Except Sunday. 12.40 p in "Leave Maxtoi. 1.24 p m J 2.57 p tn I Arrive Fayeteville, No- 1G, Daily Except Sumtey. ' Leave R.tmseur, Arrive Greensboro, Leave Greensboro, Arrive Madison, T.?5 a ni 10.05 a ui 10.45 a in a I.Oo- p rn No. V2, Daily Exeeft Sunday. Leave- Greensboro JO.lOam. Leae Wain at Cove- T.55 p ni Arriw 2ft. A fry 7-5 p m Nor T4, DtffSy E xeept Sunday. Leave "Bennetts ville 1.00 a m Leave Maxton 425 a in Arrive layette ville 9.w a ni SOUTHBOUND. No- I, Iaily Except Stu?.iy Leaf M f- A Fry. 00 a ni Leave Walnut Corer 8.11 a in Arrive Greensboror TO'.OOani Teave Gret rr&boror 10.30 a in , Leave S:mfordr 12,45 p in Arrive Fay ettevi I Ier z-Oo p m sLeave Favettevitler 3.04 p 111 Arrive Wilmington . 7.05 pm UTo- 3V Daily Except gtindar. tLeare Fa.jw:tteviller 2,11 p m ? Lpfrve" I 3132 p in 1 ArrBve BennettsTille,. 4l22ip m No- l'oi DaSy EiseepS Sunday. & Leave M:ansoof 2,45 p m Arrive reeneoor 1 p nr Ieave Greeiwoorou ' 5,15 p m AvTive Kainsem-, d.10 p m No. llir Dtly Eacept Stnida?. Leaver 3Tt. Airy Leave Wahint Cove- 2.10'p m 611 5 p' m Arrive Gieetisboro 2.20 p i No. 15, DsiflyKxeept Sunday I Leave FayeSfcevilT L0.15 a m Leave Maxtor 4.30 p m Arrive Bennettsvilfc' 4,Jdo- p 11 Train No. 2 cocraeet? at isanford with Seaboard Air LiiM for Rafei.'fe, Norfolk and all point North, and East, and at Walnut Cor with the Norfolk & Western R. R. for Wfiw ston-Salen. Roanoke and alf yi-nt North and West of Ro.tnoke. , . r Children Cry for Pitcher's Casioria. . ... - Trai n No, 1 connect at Walnutgive sweb aoiversal sfttiafactibn. We Cove with Norfolk & Western K. R, for Winston -Salem. Roanoke and fill points North and West of Roanoke, and at Sanford with Seaboard Air Line for Monroe, Charlotte, Athens. Atlanta and all points South and South-west, Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Seaboard Air Line trains North and South from Sanford and on Norfolk & Western trains North and West from Roanoke, Passengers from Wilmington, Fay etteville. Maxton. Bennettsviile and all noints south of Sanford will arriyo at Raleigh at 11 :15 A. M.,. and have 5 hours in Raleigh and reach home same da)'. Ample time is given passengers for breakfast and supper at Fay ett eville, and dinner at Walnut Cove. W.L.KYLE, J. W. FRY, Gen. Pass, Aent. General Manager. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castcriai nre I am now Prepared to in the DRUG :o: The advantages I offer you are many : FIRST : I carry the Largest and Most Com plete line of DRTJG-S, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, r Stationary, School Books, etc. in DUNN. SECOND : Ail of our Officinal Preparations are Manufactured by me from the Cude Drag: thereby obtaining Medicines of proper Strength and Freshness. THIRD ; I. save you money when you buy from me- Give us a call. Thanking my many customers for tkerr ptret patronage ami1 asking; them a continuance of tbe same, I YOUttS TO PLEASE, D. II. HOOD- FOR THE 8TH DAY OF WILL SOOPJ BE HERE, WE HAVE NO Po 1 i t ic & IN OUR STOCK, BUT A NIC! LINE OF GOODS TO SUIT Ereryoody- AND AT VERY LOW PRICES W would be glad to tell you of all ouar CHCEAlP GOODS, but we have not the space, - ' ! . . ' I Witen jon. are in t own, caU and weuriE snow you through mar . ' Ll A M O T H BESPEC'JTFErL3LTr FLEMING fe GO, We desire to say to- oar citizens, that for years we h are been seilwig PDr. King's New iscorejy for Con- stMBptmn. Dr. King's New life Fitlai Bocklens Arnica1 SvHtw jmt? Eleetrftr Bittersvafxi bave- never hawlJed rr u ucurey va mvv nr wcu, 01 tnsb oavs not hesitrce to g-a&rffntee t&eio every trmer aoe? we stand ready , to refund the pmrchww price. If satisfac tory resTlt do- not follow their nse. Tlese remedies- haw woo thefr great j popularity partly- on tUcir saerlts. Harperdb Hood Dngpscsv fiared. From a letter written bfMm E Hurd, of Groton, S. D.. we quote : "Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consump tion. Four doctors gave me up, say ing I couhl live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, deter mined if I could not star with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it baa cured me, and thank God I am now a well and hearty woman." Trial bottles free Harper & Hood's Drugstore, regular s ze, 5oc. and $1,00. nJX2TTA7TT , , 5 11 Furnish you Anything LINE, 0 S T O C K- na(ay-rarT7ltrirat XSffnttr. XV SteMKs-StMSMBKfSi'llarqcttSb, llleh I No. 7.1. I 15 BK Jt-XocabCM. ot &bor plM. rit? Phmm snffecM gr t deal, aad vbemTar I ftf w Brv-ttek coaaiff olUfc T 9tmtto9 X.mif w fOrer DmOm mud Xeel t- wOwrMlUwCbesdthaywlthottt tb Junior T?U SatfeO. Abost 1H Tn 4lo my moa UmA Ut Ant t tMk of pitoptle dixzlneas aad raddao lUuos FIt AUteraat doctors did hlxa nogSod , on Unt wintry, hi mma grow worw, and ib attack kceame aaoro freqaont and levvre until he 0tvf had 4 tot attacks daily. After taking 3 bottler f Pastor Konia. Kerva Toala Um aUaaka . tttte iaTf c-lTta ft mi itana -aa crDued te ta Imm 1 aov prepared mdar bis dlrceUuM bjf Uxm . KOCHIC MED. ."O- Chloago, ttU Sold try DracsUto at 1 par Bottto. 0 tor C7. Zats9 Etxm, 81.7S. 6BotUafortid. -r 9 .0 ml u 1 h . mm. 1 UTmfm The beat Salve In the world fur Cuts, Bruises, rjores, Ulcers, Salt Theum. Fever Sore3, 'letter, Chap ped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure -Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give pejfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Frice 25 cents per box. For sale by Harper fe Hood. .... t f M
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