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i -LINTON. N.I . -- ' '. J,
T!i A. 'v M. ( o!lur: hit:
rolled 7 I stud'iits h F
term.
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CoiiMess adjourn-rd ye.-ttrdsiy
and the wholn coutitry lit-,
drawii ;i yrent ij.'h or relii-f.
'llt'f Ilaniett Courier ha,. suc
cessfully pajse'l another mili
stone of the perilous jouinalis
tic life of ;i North Carolina
iiewspaj tr. We wish it a Ion;.',
prosperous and useful life.
The Fayette vi lie Observer
ays that Kev. L. C. Vans could
not accept the appointment of
Evanselist fo:' Fayetteville
Presbytery and Kev. W. E. Fell
of Wilson has been selected to
fill that place.
The Kev. Sain Jo.ies is draw
ing immense crOAvd to hear
him this week in Wilmington.
He s)eaks his mind to the
Wihn'mtoniatis as ho does to
all other people. The meetings
will probably close next Sun
day niiht. Much has been ad
ded to them by the excellent
inus'c furnished by Frof I'.x
cell's choir of moro than two
hundred persons.
The State Chronicle in refer
in-; to the meetinfof Deinoc at
ic (,'lnbs in Raleigh last week
says;
It Mas su h a conveiitiou as dt
lijjjliUil and thrillel cvi-ry patriotic
man who looked upon it. There
was nothing "si-ottetl" al.out it. 1W
idenees of i;novatH-o, lioodle, preju
dice and selfi.-hn ss were totally ab
sent. The body was nut character
ized by any taint of "o (lice-seek in"
proclivities. It wsis a laxly of in
telligence tlie incarnation of un-.-elfih
and noble patriotism. Mot
t tho deleibi s ere yiuti nun,
and all of the delegates were here
fur the purpose of doin; everything
possible lo pre: nerve the good govern
ment and integrity of the State, and
they were instigated to tins work by
the purest patriotism and not by
the hope of rew;ird in the way of
winning votes or teppirg into po
litieal ultices.
A prominent iteg.io politician
in .rkansas, who lias been a J
lile loi.j; Kepublican, has with
drawn from that party and
cine over to the Democrats
lie gives his reason for doing
so as follows :
"The interest ot the racrs in
the South ar . identical. The
Republican pa'ly has promised
us everything and given us
n- thing. We have fought our
neighbors long enough.. le
mocrach may not give us any
thing, but when we vote, that
ticket we will have the
consolation of knowing we are.
standing by our pesroual
friends."
There is gospel tiuth in this
and the negroes all over tlio
South are finding it out.
.IlTlKJi: UOYKIX II.!.
The News and Observer of
Tuesday says: Owing to the
continued severe illness of
Judge K. T. Hoykin, wlien Wake
Supeiior Court re-a?sembled
yesterday morning, it was an
nounced that it would be utterly
impossible for him to preside
this week, and court was, there
fore, adjourned for the term.
The Ilogue homicide case and
all other untried cases, there
foie, go over till the next crimi
nal term of court.
Judge Boy kin'- physician in
a conversation with the News
and Observer yesterday said:
Judge Boy kin is still confined
to h-s bed with malarial fever,
and although his fever has
"somewhat abated and h is
free from dangerous symptoms,
he is tco ui.we'tl to icsunia his
duties on tho bench for the
present, and court has been
adjourned for this term on ac
count of his illness.
Duty ought never to wait on
feeling; but feeling ought al
ways to wait, on duty. A man
ought never to pivot his duty on
his feelings; but every man
ought to comforin his feeliDgs
to the demands of duty. Kind
tpfech is a duty, whether a man
feels kindly or not. But kindly
feelings are always a duty, and
he who lacks them ought to set
himself at acquiring them. Not
feeling, but duty, must lead a
man's course; but a man's right
feeling ia included in his every
. d8y duty. Ex.
iv; THE SXMISON I Alii.
'! (i(iicini)is ;iud Otiifr !i-'
ti!iiii'JnJ SjMakTs will !
1IT.
: t :l r ' !!i ineetir d' the
j L.veutn 'otumittee 1 of ihej
! "Simpson uiitity Agr ewlt ir;i!
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Nichols; !, I i , uiu thU writeri
vi..s i i pointed to invite speak-j
i- for tlio haioi y-oii l air o'.
)'.) On l.ftalf of the coiiiiiiit
te w an v. o were in Ri!eirh
lu. - 1 we K iittet'fling the I'oiiveu-
Jioii of democratic Club-, we
saw Senator Vat.ce in j er.-oit.
He hesitated, saying that his
time was K the command of
tlii-; Democratic parly and that
he :-!.otild speak wheie it wa
most nee.led. Wo assured him
that it was not necessary for
hi in to come to Sampson to maue
it light, but that he should
come bocause it was right, and
tint the Fair wtxild not ))i held
till, after th election, the la.-t
week In November. The vener
able Senator hesi'ated no lung
er, and said, 'Then tell the ood
people of S.in'i sofi that I will
be th:e.' When we saw (Jov-
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Fowle, ho said that, remen ber-1
ing so plea-antly his trip to the
last Sampson Fair, that he
could not u fuse an invitation
to go ag.iin. Ho told us that
every time he saw (Jov. Lee
that he (Lee) spoke of hospita
ble Sampson and how he enjoy
ed his trip to our fair, mote
than any other he had ever at
tended. The names of the oth
er distinguished speakers will
be announced before hn.
The Samp.-on Fair for 1800
will eclipse the recor h
CHUircn L'li :i i:t i : i i i ks.
There is something sad to us in the
Eastern custom of burying the dead
in little family grave yard and not
at the church. It is no infrequent
thing to see these little tamily bury
ing plaees with half a dozen grave-
all neglected ami oft in ics exposed to
the roaming citile, sometimes the
fi iends have sold the home :n I
moved away and strangers neither
know nor c.uv who lies beneath th-.'
sod of what now their corn and
cotton fields. Tins is not tru-? in the
Western p:nt of our State where
each Church has its cemetery, fen
eration after treaoration are buried
m tlu. sa,0 enclosure, and there a:e
always living friends ami relatives
of the Vad who have ntenvt v
keeping the grave yard clean and
beautiful. It is so fitting, too, for
the dead u)be buried near the chinch, j
A grave yard always reminds one of j
the certainty of death and often su g-1
gests u line ot thou-jht hihlv pre-'
paratory to worship. Another ad- j
v:mt:.-'e Is that there wil1 l.Hvei vi
many more toaihsto.ies pl-K-edat the j
graves of those buried hi a eomnion I
ehtireh grave yi'r.i tlmn there wi'l be
In a little 1'ouiiy gr.tve y.trd. We
long to see the custom ot" Siirying iii
the Ciiureh Cemetery established in
this section of our State. Christi n
Leaflet.
Quarterly Meeting's for Wilming
ton IHstriet.
Ii'alen at Antioeh, (VtoLer 1th
and 5th.
Scot fa Hill, at Seott's Hill. Octo
ber 11th and 1:2th.
Bladen Street, at night, Oct. 12th.
Clinton, at Kroner's, ISth and Uth.
Sampson, at MeGec's, Detlication,
Ocl her 20th and 26th.
Magnolia, at Centenary, Novem
ber 1st and 2nd.
Elizabeth, at KMabethtwn, Nov.
8th and 9th.
Waeeamaw, at Shih h, Novemher
11th and b"th. !
Whitoville at Fa!r Blutr, Xovem
k v loth and ICth.
Uo?ky Point at Iltugan C reek, No
vember ISth and 10th.
Cokesbury at MeXatt's, Novem
ber 22d and 2;kl.
Brunswiek Mision, November
Brunswick circuit November 20th
and 30th.
Kenansville, io Charity, I)e"em-
ber Ta and 4th.
Grace Church, Decem'ner 7th.
V. 1). SWINDKI.n, P. K,
The billows will gi over us at
times; they are so much greater
than we. But they passas sure
ly as they come, and we look
back to -see them brak in foam
and disappear foreve:, while we
are but invigorated by the.r
shock and baotism. 4iThjr bil
lowss" ihey will newr bo used
to drown a human soul. Ex.
Two wo:ld, the highe. and
the lower, separated by the thin
nest of partitions. The lower
world is that of questions, the
upper world is that of answers.
Endless doubt aud unrest here
below; wondering1, admiring,
adoring certaiuty abovH. O i
ver Wendell Holmes
Alliance Department, j
AFFIANT); OTKS. iiSf. ITS-SfoX-
AXI. fHL i:;j.VGS :
OF .' ; VANOi.'S
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Th3 IX -rti.i vi' i .'muiitteo of j
Sampson tVr.ntv AcrXiHural
i-i EnP-ti
fMol.-r ( ti
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L. F. Flvi:
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pl'f !pl I i
ho Jollow
! tier it
Will tjii'h e-;- f 1 s-
No. lb Carol i'l.i at
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ing times and places: -- i
Gren.-bfjio, Sattuday Oct. Itli,
Oxford, !oi:df)y, Ot.'b'th. j
Raleigh, Tuesday, 0;t. 7th )
W(ddon, We Ineniay, Oct. hth.
(o)ld-boro, Thursday. Oct. ith.
Col. F. L. Folk will b- with
him at Fal. jgh, Weldtn and
Oi
ben
sna.Nd Illl.l, AM H.M'i-; o. :oo.
On the 27th of Sept. 1890
passed the following1 resolution.
1, That we most heartily en-1
doise the resolution passed by j
the Cumberland county Alii-I
ance on the :ioth Aug. 18 'JO, and j
jublished in t.ho
Fici-rressi ve
Farmer page 1 No. Vol ',. j
That the Sect'y send a copy j
of these resolutions to Tiik
j Catcasiax with request that
i the Progressive Farme:' copy.
J. '. yuAiOiiox, Sect'y.
The Fanners.' Alliance, if
strictly adhered to and its prin
ciple. pioperly enlorced w.ll
eventually restore this troveni
ment to its ttmdamental princi
ples a' handrd to us by the
widest and be.-t law-makers and
the purest patriots. C.
on I ir
Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar
saparilla superior to all other medicines.
Peculiar in combination, proporti
and preparation of ingredii
Jiooa s Sarsapariiui possesses
the full curative v;
best knnwn rer
the vegctuMr? !;i
Peculiar in it
aii'l ccoiioiiiv j C llood':
sararill.i in
"cine oi
be saij,
One
liTu'er and .mailer bC'ttles
require larger doses, and do not
produce a.s good results as Hood's.
Peculiar m its medicinal merits.
Hood's ftarsapariKa accomplishes cures hitli-
erto unknow n, and has won for itself
r itself f
the title of " The greatest blood
purifier ever discovered."
Peeuliarlii it " gnod nam ttCstS1
bonie," there U now "-more
of Hood's SarsaparillaV Vsuid in
Lov.ell, where. V
it is made,
than of
f other blood
purifier-
ifn i 'i i i- it c
phenomi
vv :
abroad,
'iio other preparation
a3 'fever attained such
j1 l.iTity in so short a
and retained its ropu
popu-
time,
popularity
1 confidence among all classes
of peopi -o steadfastly.
Do not lie induced to buy other preparations,
but be frure t pet the IYculi.ir 'Medicine,
dss SarsapariHa
nuuu
Sold hy all iirucist3. fl; gixforfs. Preparedonly
by C. I. UOOI) CO., A jthecaTles, T-owtll, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
NORTH CAROLINA, DUPLIN
Co. Iv Sl'PKRIoi: Coi.KT
Harper William?, Order o
Vt. - P u bl i c a
Of
a-
jviveieu .Mnrpny, ) lion
It appearing t the satisfac
tion of Court, that the defen
dant in t fie above entitled action
for the foreclosure of a mortga
ge en teal estate situated in
s-aid countj, cannot, after due
diligence be found within the
Slate, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in
Thk C.r 'Asian a neupaper
published in the town of Clin
ton, N. C, for six weeks, once
tu each week successively, com
mandiug the said Everest
Murphy to be and appear be
fore the Judge of the said
Superior Court at the term to
be held for county of Duplin at
the Court House in Kenansville
on the 12th Monday after the
1st .Monday in Sept. next lo
answer the complaint on file in
said action, or judgment will b
rendered in said actiou for the
relief demanded in the com
plaint. II. C. BROADI1URS K,
Clerk Superior Court
H. E. Faisox, Att'y for ITantff.
Spt. 5th, 1890. o:t2 -tit
mopmrrons.
0AKR10GEIHSTITUTE
and BUSINESS
COLLECE.
This school is sitnated in one of the most healthful
sections of the Soiitb It is t';e largest Prirate
School in Sorth Carolina. 267 students durirtK
year just closed, l ull Courses for preparation lor i
t-ouege, leaensng, Msisic isookteepinir. i enman
kip, Storthand, Telegrapfcy. Typewriting, tend
for beauuful Illustrated Catalogue Addrut:
T. PSHiCIPALS, OAK RIDGE, 8. C
SESSGM'S HOTEL,
uoeEBOii o, isr.c.
Special aeeomiuodations for the
traveling put)lic.
ltegHlur Startlers will also be
taken .
MRS. J. M. SESiSOMS,
my If Proprietress .
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ZZcZV V tlio only niedi- i
jT' Out-Hundred Doses j
S Dollar." Medii-ines in .
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YOUR PENNIES YOU
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This can be accomplished very easy by buying y nrr Fall and
Winter
Snh
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My buying your
FROM M.
Iy buying your
FROM M.
My seventeen years experience
t-usmess lias taught me hor and
till are the people of this and
five long weeks :n New York,
th e MOST KL F i N T A N D f j
this side ot Vew York. All w;
Sf e what i-
be -ten. I1
t ie, ;s
are
jower TIiao'Ever !
We will supply your wan is for a SMALLER S JM than you
yt-urself eAf'Cct.
V have bought our stock of Clothin-r. Hats and Shoes to sell
ind they Kre to he sold.
I'. S. For every Dollars worth of Gor.ds you ? mv nf us this
Fail you will receive a I'mzr Ticket, itoad iusiss Ixcal cui
uinu for information. Respect fully,
J&J&J
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WILL SOON HAVE
ANSI FIN.
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1IANSTEIN.
in the Clothing, Hat and Shoe
where to buy goods that will
adjoining: couuti-. It took me
Boston and I'hiladfdph a to buy
ftG f ST I, I X E o f goods e ve shown
as of our friends is to call and
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Is more the result of good JUDGMENT
and TASTE than the more lavish
use of MONEY. Our new
Stock of
! tes Mi
Is adapted to fill the wants of those
who having slender incomes still de
sire to make their appearance credi
table. Our experience and close re
lations with the largest New York
Dress Goods Establishments enables
us to present this reason a line of
Dress Goods,
proachable in
1hi -ni
Q
uality,
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We will toll you about other departments next week.
Respectfully,
P. Johnson & Go.
1 have been to the Northern mirkeh in person tnd bought
iaiLTo stock o
MEN'S, BOY'S II
j Direct I'iuta iijanufa' tuteis. I
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ftuit of i Jlothes. Our goods are marked io plaMi figttrt s, which
is asm.ili margiu atove cost, and is the tirsl and last price we
will ask yoii I guarantee a lit and the foil value of your mon:y.
T also bought a larze hue of
DRESS GOODS of all kinds, ot
A fuil line of STAPLE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
A so LADIES CLOAKS and SHAWLS, and GENTS' II ATS
and SHOES.
Wehandle the very best LADIES' SHOES in town for gl.oo.
Of fine Dress Shoes for gents' and ladies' I have a nice assort
ment. TRUNKS, VALISES.
I have secured the services of
! 4 I . m. it- .
J53 1 ara still selling thai
spool. How can 1 afford to do
save you 25 per cent.
f'lease notien th:tt I
urocenes, ana am jiiviiu my uur
of goois.
Thanking you for your past
hoping that one futur busiiids
to merit your continued esteem and patronage,
I am, Very Respectfully,
'V.
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will not ask von lor Ma
GENTS' FUiiNISlIINii GOODS.!
the latestdesigns and patter.! j
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Full line of r.ttiuly UnH-erie-,
C;,t lied (io. nl, Synip', To!i;t(t o,
BODKHHAMMKR k RUSSELL "
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WANT
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Call ut ;! r '(if! iill'l exainiim th new
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whil I'l-iirtJ.-iiiK ;fid in:ivM tnj lnauil
iblo tn!! fiiN'i.- of I'loiu. A wonder
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