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IF YOU WOULD LIKE To comtnuntcstc with about ten : t.;.--H i i) j-.vv ..v t:ck;-iav, ;-. :.. irrox ;t:TLr:t. SUBSCRIBE Sii . Pa;,.- y.mr iiyili !: acl ;i'i'i:v M:u to '.iubseril:e. ithousa&i of the Usl cxuntrr X. NO people iu this ction ot Korth Carolina then do it through hm column of Tiik Cavcam aj. o oUier pajr in the Thlrtl Con gressorial District has a lrg a ctrculaHon. t iljr jt4d T757Ixito OupromAcy. CLINTON. N. O., THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1891. No. 45. IVnr, in Advr.jiee. i "J ii I - KOiTOii tS v'HAIn. r. . J.J.K.v. ... A V. 'leUT? Jt. look . l)i." fclati- EVEP . ' : .' ' ; x k v a : i: , La ( n ' i .::j'.. A t. ' i.f.; . ! :-r arui :v.e Day. Farm'Ts Alliance.; 'V S IV i N T i i E ST A T K KEP!: MS KITTED. NATIONAL BANKING PLAN VS. THE SUB-TREASORY PLAN. I -.ii. StlVet, i and I.) in .iopivm''' .ii.uV-.' to hi.-, oi ,: mi Cer'i'-il Ti.i ........ i.e. ii.; t). I . i iC: ! j-.. p-rs .(! v. hf admit i . ! - of" ::.lv. i.r i pr .i .;!-(;!!, i ! ! i v l:e (';. i- : ! I f . ' .' 1 " . it j Itr.v : !.. . yt-i to oi' '! ;.'f:::i.i(l . i.. . i ; i, :v.l! : 4 r f V. ' ! t ma I - I1 '.;): l'r-f.S'.i ui! i.i.iv. -3 'Mi: m! Vith:ut :i I)i-.Hj-ntii; Vot NATIONAL PRLblDEN'T POLK SPEAKS. Mucii irr.porlant 3usiness Transacted. ANNUAL ELECTION' OK OKI iCEIiS, ETC. s.i iSi; i.'i :,V i'v'-.'U, Vv hn-, ii'." '.',;; i , ::uv it; !'. 4' ('sei-Mi;;!''.' il'.'!'. J . ii- j DR3. SYASKF.V ' ?XUlt. . -1;, ' - j H'lS' (in!. i) ; Oc;ii:ty i. :n . . i -. in ih.i hit Jejunal : :';-.j:I the ; the i'.u". in .1 , i '.; Oi.i 1 1 :.a: tiio:ias ci.cr Ahwock I tic :i ;.; m; ..' Li i : .: , -;i: t .'m:a1u r-.Hic-iM'rhi-;' r I :- t ' rkt.'ti'--: is:' locaLst r.u.l ."-1 ,;-;u:s : if Iii'vo1y inst.uotfd Ut !": tiiU i;:-: nil honorably . .-.j;;;.. to . VAtlT. ihv obji.Ct of tl-.'J .n.-iivi.".! j'oiov:n:-. lonteiiipi.itcd ::i pluiurui tv.i'.jjUH ly thy Ocala iiKsjil:!j; (?t ' ti-, Xr.tionrI r'armcr.s' hkaij -City, Auj?. H, '01. i I . i ; t I ('oi rrpolKlcllri.'. 'Via- fifth atiiMUii jiioctiii of the CuiiH.-rs' Alliaru'e adjournal L'.t'f la.-t nij;iit. It wa.s n finu hotly c.f m.n, iTjri'.' critin t:c sturdy man-hiro-! of tin; t:U. It was a hard working tH,.iy, liavhi held thrco i'h" ho ly called to order Tuos siity murnir; hy I'msKlont FJia -Carr. Th: C-..tii!uitt!'..' on CrtMlentiils re j.ui tc-.l .h;;t ewry couiity intho State (Hi,; v. eiv represented by duly .accred iteu d 'lcite-. Probably no other r;::uiiatud in the State lias ever i'eached thw record. Col. L. L. 5'ulk, the National Pivh- ! bnt, entered the hall, and was beart y Ho addressed the J body for h.ili' aa hour. Tiie P'ei. Ie.it then appointed t'.e ii-iial amiittecs : Oa Order of Bu - iWi; On Dixiands and Kesolution; O.'. Couititutiotk and By-Laws; Oa I u..'iie:i'.ion; On Edi;eatkns; Iinwi v;ition; Oa Buine; Agency and Eveh.inye; and 3Iirjcellancoiib. A special cornniittee was raised to in vestigate ;h- Durham Fertilizer question. The body adjourned in thi after i;e,i to hear a public address by Prei-idert Polk in the mammoth ! ball room of the Atlantic Hotel. Hi masterly elfo.ri was dwety listened t-, e'athusiastier.IIy received and pro- i H r TI X7."7 "I 1T 4 -18 asm I a (ft.-) fpU. 5. wsoojoogooo !ir 5 K - T i mi n r 1 . . -f ni n Jk a m AmJAimk 180,000,000. M J -W W J M A, r f t mbo.ootrooo. 1 1 VS&tatiiii- J;frf,it win AW i ?..ny tiii' a i k our '..-''Sial-'. :;;oi:tl.ni be .-ent -.ijoseritatives .t:vc .(.epicd t-V Ute iu; satisi'ii:i Tin: uisst Tm: row imiui- WILli COMi:. WINNEUsTOHOIA't-L Hkookly. Aug. !C. -Dr. Taluiw w Alliiyirc It , m . . i " l: i i'.i l iiina.nrM m 1 1. . hy eruwUi ofnnr nnu. .. lfi( rat.l.l ... . . the hearty and c.thtlc roeUn c nl . r.01. lA- hobiurxSred In the nurueroa. eiUo. 20U ,fA,.l H1." lin Kaa I.I. I it. .1- 1. I t i4 ANI "" "" hi lutur 1 ikhc in KoiKtton county. Jurtt a vtr eal nowepnpor have straggled to gi later there wero 728 Aub-lIUnl tviuua sound of hi voice wherever to I During tho sceoml vr iv,- ... boa ppokeu. His wrtuon this week is j was such that April 201 h, 18V. iheiu w .n; iviumuii miu ilkmisu u&uit i ouva uiaDr. April 20th of borrowing moaey. aad his text is 1 181HJ. Ihero wan a Mill iWihor Matthew vi, 34, "Bufficicnt unto th the number wm 2,062. On our aay is uie evil thereof." anniversary, the irround lieiui? The life of very man. woman and effectually covered by the thnmiwh child Is as clom-ly nnder the divine cara or11Idlon of every county, It was as though mch iTn wore the only uul n "'lier ci surprise that th ln- mon, wooa-i or t hild. There are no A ", allowing a toUl uum I uer ot 2.221 ubordlnn.tn in the natural woiM. th.re Ii k. IU"W wn ineii.bcmhlii .f 100.000. ...ki. .. i , .1 o tho reports of the KYftitiv. nfortune; but tho majority of the ,u L " 7 lU etaiy. Treasurer, trouoles oi llle most of thocto anticipated U . . At f .ii. mi) iiHu i lit-1 e is no ci iipo oi com-1 Vrtlir hntwl i . . . t w -.-.- piaint againet uoo. i ,U,M tUn ,xi.,t ..... . , See how much he hath done to make jl ilZZ uiee nappy; uis BunniiMi nuinfir tae there is not Ihn .w.i.,. '.. wvu 4UuwiK rumuuw uiuco fince xno new plan of ucturln" the Storm find linlo fnr in nmnntiln I liau lunimn ...... t ... . n .wiut iit use , uur niAie. greenntjes for the uif . saffron for the Tho SUite Lecturer hI.oiiM ., cloud and crystal for tho billow, and brother of the highest executive procession of bannered tlame through ability who should have control of ujo orenuii7 craLea oi m inornincr. oiiMi-1 mo iwmru vsiini in iiia miIa Under this plan banks bawd upon tho credit of the. Under the farmers' ohm the Government would ismuq Lflnches to slnur. rivers to irlitter. a to I eutrest also that thn nm. Srfirl U"i notes on the same seearity on which the national bank idrptobloKm. rmdover. 3rbo Hbollhl and that the .... . .,w.....-i wv, s""-"i r---vo ,o r.mii powering ail otneremmda with itaaonir, VM"tcw,,-wreiaryiH; make Secretary percent, interest, and uoon the ninetv n;r - t ofi notes ultim-itel v rmf. fY(!v mt-n m wIiaj.1 IjI,,,, I i.i n . j i.. TrHAmirnr bank notes based thereon the people pay alUhe ivav j ,s j, , .,,y ity at a r4( ,. ilt . , its triumph, covering np all other beauty , A year a-o, aRer my election to from ei?ht -to sixty per eent all o! wlen oen to ,up-j 4 ? 1 ' to the wlth ltaPgarland8) JJ outflaahIllg j t hi, office, a proposition was made port a Ciass who produce nothing and who render no ' KG err ment which tnc government now nays on its v ,, j to increase tho Priwhlnnt. essential service to the country. ' bonr'x i . , , rr z v m. mm ""I aawBLa I " - ouia recoinmcna It a vnur hw. I diecoareeof tho in of borrowing r,'-"A" v."0' Jnk at the ua w Hilary enouiu no Brmcient to enable tho Prewlrtent to give his services to the Older. I find that V',1 "fx fmmooo, T- Wei ka&m ! tWSmi? gfflsai ; festers: fei ' -- . i i - . ii T r H STT.TT JW. t M.l . r iitrfl i nT I r Til' . I" Tifcm&tim 3X06Q0OO. ' W . t -I i l Has -4 Borrowers of Troiie. HI?. TAI.MAGK rilKACHES FOIL THE1K tflKCIAL JlKXr.Fii. ltl CaillKlt i:tlrtt flit l .ir.1 t.J tiive You l!ntigh tiotxl Thing Vow to Lat All YourJLitV. Pivsident Carrs Animal Allns& TIIK hTUKNUTII AMMIHOWTH OF Till; ALLIAXCK. Astatriuuii like View of SoeUI aim rolItlcnICoHtUtiou. t tho majorit'y of the h,0,?11 Treasurer, are Imagtaarand tho Trust 1"! Aeut W,d i . ' lrusteo. 1 rtttiMctfully refer vmi nticipatt never eome. asking u catetul lm it re fsnocausoof com- your hanL i Tlie one is the acme ot ' infection in the iu she ees of our statesmenf?). The other the ranked lunacy The fact is, the present plan is perfection ztseJi-tbr the purpose for whieh-it was tb-vised-M io enrichlnt if an aristocratic few ar: tho expense of the Joilnv low. ' "U3Ui .no cnru-iung of The farmeiV plan may not be perfect, but it strikes a hard and direct blow at the root of the evil h the howling opposition to it. Which is best'' ttwl' 11 trouble. MKKT THOUiSLK HHAVH1.T. ence f- No. 11- North Wat-': tvi ci. WILMINtiTON. . ' : ai,'-- ! : Country Prodr.ee K.undhvt vantage. Wilniingttn, N. C. r- & ir. c o nc.v. i lit d-.sy's heade I-ivL i!ie . i ! "'i e :i'..4i"' write:- vinni; tar in i.ist Sim ian;', editorial a thi- Vro:if i i;'jes that t he- National E:i;il:,1 ' :--a.!ing iilianc wr-mg end . reform ry in" refcrm, e.-lg 5 ii . F ief'oi:a desi?al pi! m-;.neut an- Wb.e.ii ou wish. n eay ;-w;uv. As gccJ as b:iroer cver-gave. Jii u eati on kh at our -doc.!-. At a.ornm, eve cr r.oon; We cut ::n,;uve:-s the hair with r To suit the contour of tho Our room lit neat ai?-i tov.vl : v Sel.-:for.o v;hariiva:irnzor:j 2.-v.v:i. And every t;::ng we think yc '-'11 To suit tho t.C'nndplea:iCtb.i2; And ail our art and ski!! car. li vou j-a,t call, we".! do :cr v shop on l.oVane tref CoanHiai-e. over (he o' Headquavtcjs. PAUL SHljlvAKD, The Clinton UsiU v., Nov, ... t we :' o-ii!.i AlUar.c r-:::ovf.: ( I i - (.:.. I rii o r t tu i ( i o Goidi-boro t:e sura t BRESOiW-AfillSTSa $m LS,; Good fare, attentive servant-' nr.d Iargi comfortable rooms. ir;' wr-'-.v.-.i e 'he .';:: 'VC1! ;e ta u.ty' a .lay's lab th . o:a:;. liJo Eiaa now eor.a.tior- ot t for iliufi! la ic it tne : wvoiVj; euii c:' tn t. Vi'e w ubi c;;n- i:'i:;t ion the eondi . producer:: iu Free id ht-b. tariir Oer- wi.v). the Star to Vc fully leali." the Mve.-Jiit high tariti", -.Tjjxke hi tiat if the V. ij'Oi: i t: . vUi.lk il.e oaiy temporary un-;t;.-iftl systeni, iyr y master of time if-r and tiio prciiuct W'titid bay no more v.x'X nvCt-.'-rarie-j of i i-t'ihr him to the tho above two nation? it -U r.- rr.f oVilir from kl i.V-'iaC v . , T . rx-'V ln .every Lou y J.l:u. j....'.-; v . . .1 V'. ' '-.pro. (live him vonr iviggago anu amu.-r.ng ana at tht :al:uul torse a ;aa;i so i to with mm. Vv 1 L u il.tjX i-A.) P2'ot)rie''i ignorant eut of iiarmony with t?;o people and Lrhinu tin? i spirit of e-iuer.ti-jn and regress as to rejv.diced, so oetiS-tf REMOVAL.! a '? f B ; "j B" V .8. ' Tf.r.i.visl his Tailoring Ks lishmentfrom hi old stand to his anieo on Hampsoa Street, re.U to the M. E. Church. The gre it and orignal leader in low prices for men's clothes. Econ omy in cloth and money will force yoa to give him a call. bo ? bio te write tho following para graph: "In this eou-'ty there is deep and ungrv imv.tenng among some of the agrLateit Fashion plates always n Jon" 7th. Ivr. University of Kb. Carolina. 1'he Xcxt Terra Beuius Sept 3. lice Lxai-ihith;'., Sept 3. roO per term. iSeeoy Eutr Tuition young men ef talent and character will be aided with seholorship 'and loans, liesides the General Course of Study, which offers a wblo range of elective studies, tlie e art -courses in Law, Medicine and Engineering. For catalogue, -ire., address the Pres ident. GEO. T. WINSTON, ji'SO lm Chapel Hill, N. C. more conservative a ai sensible ftir- ircrs against Ihe fooleries, intoller since and arrogance of Folk and his netty strikers. They are beginning to see the trend of the teaching of the alliance agitators. Tlie wonder is thai thrr fanners ever allowed themselves 'to bo hampered and con trolled as long as they have been by a hectoring set of straggling manip ulators who have organized them for sordid purposes.'.' That editor no rbubt heais the dseiJ muUerings, but bo fails to per cove the caurio and to properly in terpret it. Tkc Ladies Delighted. The pleasant effect and the perfect -.fetywith which ladies may use the lcuid fruit laxauve, cyrupui nndti all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to th ..v. and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. .1 . V; On V.'edncsday morning President Cuir delivered his annual address, an able and carefully prepared doc ument, which we publish in full in this isiiie. During Tuesday ew ning and Wednesday many resolutions were introduced and referred to the appropriate committees. On Wed nesday nigh: ".he annua! election of etiicevs took ph.ee with the follow ing results : President Marion Butler, Samp son county ; Vice-President J. B. Long, Asbeville; State Lecturer J. S. Bell,' Clay county; Secretary and Treasurer W. S. Barnes; Business Agent, W. If. Worth; Steward, Wight ; Doorkeeper, W. II. Tom 1 bason ; Sergeant-at-arms, J. S. Holt; Chaplain, llev. E. Pope; Trustee Business Agency Fend, W. A. Graham, Machpelah, North Car.; Executive Committee : S. B. Alex ander, J. y. Johnson and J. Mew born. Delegates to State Alliance: Eiias Carr, S. B.. Alexander, W. L Williams, W. K. Lirulsay. When the reports of the commit tees btgan to come in the body get down to solid legislative work Much was done, which will be given out oiik'htllv in due time end man ner. The efiieois elect were installed Thursday evening. President But ler was called for and responded briefly but to tho point. lie appoint ed the fallowing Judiciary Commit tee for ih ensuing yeir: Eiias Carr Chairman, A. Leazer, N. 31. Cul broth, A. G. Gregory, W.C. Connell A State Reform Press Association whs organized, with J. L. liamsey President ; Marion Butler, Vice President; W. S. Barnes, Secretary. The following papers are' charter members : The Progressive Farmer, Kural Home, Hickory Mercury, Alliance' Sentinel, Mountain Home Jpuroal, .Rattler, Country Life, Clin ton Caucasian. The whole meeting was harmoni ous and highly satisfactory. Tho outlook for the order was never brighter o; more hopeful. Til U ISi4IiJ"VrHia. KA' play, . ATlO.t. - The last issae of The Caucasian contained the following editorial aragraph : The Wilmington Messenger iu an aditerial a few days since says : In ii editorial lias the Messenger do- claredofor the free coinage cf silver, or ugaings the Suh-Trcasury clieme. ' The Teonle ot.these parts will not seriously question the first statement of the above, but the later state ment will probably rather shocK their memory. They may not be able to remember just how, when or - i .mvr. : ii a 1 1 uvra gu Histarically Treated. at i u.viti.uicf nor i rJii tul'l UA lLANTEItS, The demands of the Farmers' A!- j Vv'hieh two (yoiubincd Ell'ectscnn Ifeali.e. First Elioh A l.nhit nf tnlr. unJ n .. -. IMIU - - - iiicrii arn mi Tn n m j heart is wrong, because it puta one into ,0 for aid ftom Uli:mhcn f JJJ " vi""v-7 "v u .u, uUl. finance ana most of them merltori den; the' one ttitZJZ?;,-ZZ- ZZZZrr-- -other perished. I found tho doad ee tions. on tho shady side of tho bouse. Our The unprecedenletl political up- dlBpoeitions, like our plants, need aun-1 heaval of last November was the shine. Expectancy of repulse is tlie natural outcome ol tho doctrines cause of many secular and religious taught by the Alliance, and despite where, but they have a pretty clear publishied by the National Ecouo- impression that the editor ot the , !1;5st Publishing Co., Washington, Messenger nas smuiueu iinnruii , It . , t, . . ,. much amusement and pleasure by , D' C' Rives the origin of the trying to make the Sub-Treasury plan, the causes for it, and a full and liance have been so thoroughly dis cussi d within the last ver tluit if. is imu: t;,.1Q f..v,. 1! ,,... A wr tor signing himself "Obser- fail ores. Fear of buukniDtcv baa ud- the protests of our enemies, wo ran . 1 v : .i . . : vei in h iiier 10 ine mate i;nroni- 1 torn many a nne dusiiiis. ana sens wie 1 vumvnn vri"uu 01 clo of last Saturday says: man dotlging among tho noto bhavcrs. ,at lore tban glorioujj onslaught. m. , . . J Vmt of slander and abuse has often In- 1 ru,y greai WorlC. and well inoie itie omy now iwocomoineo " , .7 TT , 7 1 mflv ui ftpl hnimrn.1 tinn 1, ,r. ......, . ...u:,.,. ... o . . . . , x-ha nil th inntr 1ma1uhI vnitnrt of I luay .ei notioreu since it was a ofSSo InXo hSuSinaVn ; -rn and backbiting. Many of the !?st salutary leon to tl. KrcHl of and there are portions of the State misfortunes of life, Ilk, hyena flee if S "SffiS ih:it. tiv ,.,m..n,! -..ta., vou counu?eoublv meet them. rcni ttna lUe.. "V1" .of Political V. :;;..r. r: it 1 iwon. emagoguc. uut mough the future . u t vi .iuuoi, .1 Jtnu i;iii " 1' v- j 1 -1 o-" in cured demands and historically treat them and carefully analyze same. The mo-t exhaustive treatment oi any one of the demands is the sub-treasury ph-.n, which is treated in the June ami July numbers of the -Library of National Economist Extias, scheme a butt of ridicule. If this , complete answer to all arguments impression does the Messenger any urged ngajngt it. it proves the plan liiJUStlCU, iiicii iiu; Viiui-rtuu 11 gladly assist to dispel it. The 3fesseuger replies on last Sat urday to the above in a long ed'.tori- 1 I HOnnw hricrht thorn (a m .4 i which a fair crop will not be se- duty la a man who Bit down under Uie . , , -,, ' ' "';: doom of expected mlsforttmel If he ! "w ' To start with, the cotton crop is pray, he say8, "I do not think I shall Urn neanv mree weeKs mtr. and thm 1 tm nnawMwi' ir tiorrive.no savs. "i ,. . , . . . 1 . - - " 1 - - - - rj . . . 1 . .. ' i.v.Ti.ai.1.. 1 i ir ku it a new w m 1. V e make sucn extracts a- w suppose are intenueu louenne, -us position witli reiterenco to tne two measures rofered to : The Clinton Caucasian, discredits our statement as to the Messenger not "d. daring against theSub-Trea- AVe have no recollection of le pardoned for iayln that the fall. From the Helen Chalmers told me that her are mailed on every hand hv de- must be. overcome by a correspond- expect they will steal the money." work 8eema MaKely vctbeeun We Dr. T. J. Williamson, Eufia, Fla., says : Ttic bottle of-Bratlvtrotine you seat .no was given Uiree ladies who cre K.iVeriug t'ronj headache. Tl.ey said the effect was iust mt.iaeor.s and verj' satis factory. o--Ka : - FARM EIIS AP I'RECIATK Til E QVILL.IST. sury ever writing an editorial in opposi tion to the bill, but mi vy have done so, as our contemporary is "cock sure" that wo are very guilty on thet point. We meant to say, we supose that the Messenger had not taken open ground against free coin age aud the Sub-Treasury scheme and had not discussed them adverse ly. That was, we believe,- in our mind when we wrote the paragraph, it copies and contradicts. We cannot recall even now any editorial in which the Messenger dis cussed adversely the Sub-Treasury scheme, for v.e do not remember to have ever undertaken to discuss it at all. The 3Iessenger has probably said it was of doubtful expediency in some paragraph and was possibly unconstitutional,' and even unwise, and savored of class legislation, but it has never undertaken to esiabiis t: this by argument or gone into the discussion with any such end in view. AVhat we meant to say, and now sav, is lhat the Messeagor has not discussed the Silver bill and the Sub-Treasury plan as is its wont to do in handling public measures. t present we do not discuss these measures because we .do not think it advisable to do so, as we are much more concerned in trying to prevent a permanent and fatal split in tha Democratic party than we are to argue new schemes that may be un wise and dangerous aud are experi mental. The Messenger seeks tobe a healer and not a destroyer. .We make no comment' on ' the above, bu! simply give the Mossen- llurrah for the editors!' Editor Polk of the Progressive Farmer, is President of the National, and Edi tor Butler, of the Clinton Caucasian, is President of the State Alliance. Farmers, at least, appreciate the quillists. Wil. Messenger. If you are told that you resemblo a great uuni say nothing. It may bo that the resemblance will cease the moment you open your month. At chison Globe. : to be the only measuie that will relieve the depressed agriculturalist; that it is net ch:?s legislation, and it is constitutional. These unmoors should be in the- hands of" esery member of the order, and every officer of the lodge should, by ail means, bo supplied with a copy". The publication of Library of National Economist Extras lias done much toward enlightening the poo pie on the issues now before them. The Political Tickler will be an other valuable publication. This bock hns been prepared . with the greatest care anda very lrge outlay of money. It gives the people the Li vote on all important questions from i sou up 1 0 date . 1 1 gives the na 1 . es of the voters, the name of the party with which he" affiliate:-, ane the State he is from. This number is destined to be on of tlie greatest campaign documents put in print. It tells the story the truth is backing it up no going behind the official records. The price of this monthly publication is $1.50 er yer, and the first 8 numbers, including the Poli tical Tickler, can be had for Si. 00 by aduressinar The. Economist. time tlie squ ire forms to the ap- father, Thomas Chalmers, in tho dark- uingoirucM. chief! v those In pearanceot the rnoom, Is twenty- oat hour of the history of the Free whose nole object is to wrntnatn nieir iiower anu 11 matters llttlo by what means they effect their pur pose. Some times wo aoo them T. i I lt,0,a , ieenn let us go out and play ball or fly kite," masquerading as frienda of the far- V V. ' " . - . , ' - ll and the only difficulty in tho play was mcr, but iu reality employed by 7vViu w ln7u h at the children couU not keep up soulless corporatiorw to sow the a little cup. When C.e boll becomes ... .. . ... ,riia nu' an set y Is of diJ.c..nt..nt ,t .1 .V...l .11 .. ' a I 1 . I Willi LUCll lltVllUI . m V.w musa I iLMU sembi r.; i ?t the Summerflelda of the church who sometime they are the hireling or sembling a tuikey egg, it is then ..... . . ,M,4, ...niLf the irreat trunk lines uhlih uZ u u.it.i 4 4 1-. . -.v . 1 a I UJU LilU lUWb UVJVI. vuunwvw uiuumuw. I ' ...... iiuai mi; lavnsts 01 uosi. 7 . ' ...... x. it When fully boll i . 1 -r . . . . I J.SI - M 1 rf MrOll. I neuee, inejuiy rains nave m great reuu., . w0 have nolhlncr win, ki, . ,. nav iloatvAvail hf. f,.I.,,.,. I inir - I w, ...v.. i pun uuuju nit nuij vtvp. 1 I ligllt 1 ri I 4 rcdOUtttblo pnmr!nttt I have never known a good crop You will have nothing but misfortune L,ve, ,' i.nar4a ,.,im"J of cotton made with a contionuoudv In the future if you sedulously watch n.i o.-.i 1 t 9 rainy August, nor have I ever for it. How shall a man catch the whlch hli8 cver charactcrGed the known a good crop ol cotton made rieht kind of fish if he arrange hla husbandman from Ihn tlmA Al . . . . 4 T . L Z l. .1 X d I I --- W WB v.iui ueuiuiiiuoutiy ury .vugusi. ji iine and hook and bait to catch lizaroa citinatus even unto our own I wet, the cotton sheds heavily, and and water serpents Hunt for bats and think, then, I do not mhs the mark goes to weed, laps m the rows, and hnwir, nd hats and hawka vou will vhm I mv tht: n , ..... so much moisture is created that the find Uunt for robin redbroae and patient and willing, much abused lower polls rot to a great extent, wiU flnd robln redbreast One and never murmerimr. yet whenWo I V n V J .. v ,1 night an eaglo and an cwl got into are aroused, as I now trust you all eatrf '"fKl flSce battle. Tho eagla, unutothe are, the act Imra mote than ofdinar nnV-M' -"Vrfi r rfnlVe irntS night, wa. no match for an owL which sign licence. Hut what meet, thia !w4a-?ek ia most-at home in tU darkne, our last nort. if our energies 1 not I fVli fioui t tP- 11111 i the king of the air Ml help- united. r we be not a unlf in our S Stll "Sbi h "u &Dd actl.nh? by the ex- agu.erai thiuk, a late spring is fol- inence of the past? The road to . . w t v. w j iAiv mil j irtivij 1 . . - . l(hJuir tho rol f rt a... f . vwgxoiu D. does a bloom as late as the 6th of owls, and the nigUthawKa. ana tne -y -r" ; ,,1 - - - - Septemberfail to make; and last came a second time to the combat; Ji P f JJ" "HE FOLLOWED THE PLOW j year, I am sure, that blooms as late now the eagle, in the sunlight, with a wJtVifoJ'n?1 AN1 HAS WEEDED HIS as tho 20th or 25th or September, stroke of his talons and a great cry, "J?.1, , J ' .iifiJ, "iijr K J OWN ROW' IX THE j made cotton. So with a good Aug. cleared the air, and hla enemlea, with J" r T "ll WORLD. and a Iate tullf (that ,9f it?it doe, not torn leatliem and flashed with blood, l.0" Our sifter county of Sampson was honored fcideed by the State rarm ers' Alliance in their annual eonven-" tioo at MorehCtid this week. They have elec'od 3Ir. Marion Butler, editor of the Clinton Caucasian,; President of the State Alliance for the ensing year. Mr. Butler was the Democratic Senator from his county in the last Legislature and was chair man of the joint committee on the Kaiiroad Commission bill. He is a frost till the 20tn or 25th of October) the hopes of the farmers may to some extent be realized. 1 Little Jiirl's Experience in a Ligbt- house. Mr. and 3Irs. Ijoren Tiescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at S--md Beach, 3Ilchigan, and arc bless ed with a daughter, four years old. LriVd April she was taken down with own row" in. the world up to his pre sent high position. - The newly elec ted vieo-President of the Alliance Goldstioro Argus.. - ; - young man who in his boyhood days Measles, foilowci with a dreadful followed the plow and "weeded his uurh turmnf "I10 IeVvr- tion, as we agreed to do. A HARD WORKER AND DE VOTED TQ THE AJLLIAXCEr- The re-election of Mr. 'W. S. Barnes, as secretary of the State Al liance, was expected and gratifies his friend3. He is a popular gentleman j-rcflu:red..T.It'i'Knaiiihtee.JU give per- IJacklen'a AraSca Salrc. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, t"i-:ss, Sorts," Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fc Vht Sores, Tetter, Chappct? Hands, Chil blain. Crms, and all Skm Eruptions, and positively cures PileB, cc no pay and -a hard worker and is certainly ly devoted to the Allianee, in which he has a most devout and abiding faith: Ral. Cor. WiL.Messenger. :ua iat;jacuui, or money rciuctied. Price 25 cents per bos. For aale by Dr. li. II . H olli day, Clinton, and J. li. Si ith, Druggist, Mount Olive, X. C. Doctors at home aud at Detroit treat ed her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere "hand ful of bones." Then she tried Dr, King's New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. They say Dr. King's New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at the. Drugstore of Dr. R. II. Iloiliday, Clinton; and Joiix R. Smith, Druggist,- Mount Oiiye, N. C. If vou want anything done; do it yourself that is," ii you can't cct somebody else to do it. N. Y. Sun day Times. .; - - - . tumbled into the thickets. IU I L , .,.,1- t... .1 children of light In tha night of do- rPw7nt 71 XJS? ' spondeney yoo wiU have no chance matc. flnd ni channeLi of Iwrla. latlnn. Wo Iiava Iiolt t.n a k from beneath, but, trusting In Ood, and scont and contempt of honest men iBtandingin the sunshine of the prom- the existence of trusts, combines and Lies, yoorsball "renew your youth like corpora tion, but of what benefit hat the eagle.' this exposure been to ua? The work APfBKClATK PUKSK5.T GOOD. 1 Ot fOOOing Still goea OQ. Whv is Again, the habit of borrowing trou- this? Why luive we' accomnlished . - a m 1 , iful. a il l . pie U wrong, Deoause it nasa xenaency iw uuie.- i no answer M an OJen to make us overlook present blessing. I secret It is because the vast malorl- To slake manls thirst the rock is cleft ty of the producing class are as yet and cool waters loan into hla brimminir untaught, uneducated, deaf to the cup. To feed his hunger the fields bow appeals of reason and experience, aown witn oenamg wueai, anu uw ca- i - - - - -j w vc-d nuv trw nwn xHth f,,ii udder, from preach tlie importance of thorouch theclovar pastures to give him milk, organization. Is it not strange that so many of our fellowmen utterly 'Kncr fKofr inbi 1mta Into hla lan. I - - W J Ula" iavr w Ul o ' . . I Kl 1 linrvptiin nn.l f hi a ruf Alas! that amid such exuberance ol - '.v ' r "ir Uesslngman d gK-wl e were a soldier on half raOona or we can be aured of our right? On sauor on snort allowance; ina a muu. evcry hand we hear of oar ahould stand neck deep In -aarmu great 1rogress and our civilisation. tuu&uui iw wu w "T- nnr nre irnoci PTtvpmmotif iiikA should feel the strong pnVwa of health I irov.'rnment of the twnn1. r ua ' I . .a a J I . . . , . rw . xnareung wiu regular irea uuvuu people aim ny tne people," the au tne avenues ox me ana yet tremow i secret u r u napniness ha not keot at tne expocveuaiswuii ui siciuicwi i (i mw-wuu ma oincr scicncea. fX?6rftinued on Second Page, j Continued on Fourth Page. f f I i i r I . i J il t i w u ll 11 H i 1 M '- V T'"