North Carolina Newspapers

1 A 111 wer aaa 22 014 Fanner. ; ,1 f'.,'ii iir-t pi;.'-. W'KII . . I HI ! 1 icl.-ji. .it!'! a liu'tr- riuiui" r of tiff t i i ;v t con vcr-at ion t ;(. t.-inlT l.ili ha- and ti- vvrii'-r v i-ii- ' 'he attention 1 he ! ;t : n." ! - I o o m- a r I I c i -, atica-t Il).-t i IK. .V ai.'l i.a-. !.!! "!l IIH! flu ., 1 ;:! v-; t !i 1'lf ! :ih k i tj I , ( i j.1 '. -; r 't. ii.- with ! !i- wol oil ha-.- i" ' u "' !'- I- ' ''"V . . . 1. . .1... .1 ... ..! nil! mi 1 -' ' i ' f " J .-!. .Ic-r, 1 -') M.-tr. I,. I'-sI. Kfl. IV'O, ail Jn-l .i.-ty .:' tv of .-ro .! .1 ;l hi !- pal il, 'I it y of timi-r 'oiilii ,. f ii, ! . A 1:1 n y a hid' it three l : Sillff th' jT tak' - fo ; o!if j'.'' II The tar, It the d-.ty i: 1 I-. ;, ha- t 1 :i : ! .!. !;.' Pi.. - j ;;i 1. mi n j t ' m 1 owner-, pa . to in uJ-.'-t. ;tnl buy witt r- of - -hoes for hi.- family, .fallen '"low tV". it nai ran-', t.f.-ri on th- fne livt from ;0,'"O to T"fiiO. The mo-t . -:7.' i hi.it--- to buy aUrtliiitr feature of the e-h-cuon, how r h.r; if,-. t.:. - ! . t ! : i. 'ii !! if I'll wool OH ' !i.-il day to it.. I Iron, i I . ' I , f Wo i:-.. T:.. '.-'fS ' iti'iu-tiy '.vool ( loji ! for over i n on.- y ar. 'I'hf -ihccji f -'.iii)i,tn ) lor i.ibor. ('ri'b-r tl.:s free wool i:-t fJn- iifln-lry Hin t ''o to liolhiiiL'. The inaliut'ac -tiiK-I- iio 'A b,r. flic wool Irolii the l.'U inf r b it ! In-y -i I In. i - i i o' h ; !i '." :t if I i bac.k to the fur ;iM r .-t - ! hat (ay tiialiiil'.'ift ii'er v. ii ii tins !'(. ino- h . Ii .it;. I h" ! o be .. ;i 'I t.-i : . i I . I, f VV fftfii: .'I'll :Li i,af iiJi.'lto i I'l l ;t ! ! '.vool i II ! II; lXll ! f ! b Ik. 'ii i. ..ai.tie , If.- i. tiaiia. New ..1 llo.,e, K ii t ;, ,f o I , 1 1 a i Ml l'.r I'.a :n .mo a n;.la. to il I he .- o r;i ll'-il i lC W ools .f nnln: a No aii i..i:r "t e-o.-it. al.ipaea and oilier -ftll.-l w i or e.:iii. I ilf I II lilt' like aiiimal .iieliidiii Uussiati eaiii- t-W hair, and .-iieh otht r wools of bke character as have hitherto been imported from Turkey, Syria, Kfrypl, (irecce. and el.-'' where. I'nder the wool sciit 'lule no nidu.-'ry i;rew as did the wool industry. 1 he pi' -cut tariff hill kills this indu-try. and just as soon a- the industry is killed out, it puts us al tin- Jiiercy of the wool growers of the countries naintd, and vs.- will have to pay for tin- wool in e;o!d lo foreigners. When; is the joild to entile I ro m ' I'lnlcr this 1 iciiiiM'i'.i I ie taiilf bill the l.iimer ha- to o into ;i fret: trade iii.ii l.i I to -ell his prod nets, and into a lnL'hlv protected maiket to Imy the actual iiece-sarn s ol life. Free raw materials ni'-aiis niithlii) more or '. than lol.t.iiie; the tanner and la iioni for the htlielit of the mauu tnct urt-r. loll a- liad as low tariff is. it is li'iliiii :' to c"iup;ire to Hie niont y 1 a in i in-1 1 "in which we are sullenn. j'ut a plenty ol money into circula tion and make the tariff just as bad as on please and the poorest laborer and eveiy other man who works will have money to pay In- debts, edu cate his laniiiy.'iud i l alonj;. Il.iid tune-did not bein till the fo ei ii men t bi'tau to contract ihc ( lit ii ucs. '1 he lit.-t blow was mane at -i!ci by the ioliiimv;- in ISo.;. My iaiiiier brother, il makes no d i II ei eiice In what political parly you bcioiie;, we are ail m the ,-ame bout. Mr. Merchant, what is you r tut u re '. l.'ailroad niiiii what is your tuluie.' Win n the lauds, t in-.source of all wealth, f to wa.-ie, as they are bound to do under existing condition-, we cannot buy the merchant's pxui- ue cannot employ the lawyer, we cannot pay the preacher, we can not .-cud our children to school, we cannot pay the doctor. Vou ask what brought about this state ol .tllair.-. 1 he answer is plain Corrupt legislation enacted by both ; of tin; old parties, legislation 111 ta-; vor of the tew and against the many. Hut, one will say, we can get this re lief through the Democratic party or the Kepuiiiicau party. Not so. We have tried them both, which is the (.nisi. i miiiiv lue i.i.-L Mi.-iin.il, ioi ... , ,, , . i corruption ami lrau.il, is entitled to' ti,.. . -.Ue s , v vii,-,t von wi! I -.ii. i 1 ...... t I i I. ... . i I , . . 1 .... t I I . v.. v .,, I... em.,-. I itabie as vou'ea.,; the course ot the i.;i.l Confess can not be eletentled. ! John 1;i;ai. i. i. IX I ION YIC'lvl-. I orears for I ection I ollice. ! : Siiul your Tickets to 'J in; Cai casian itive the nrst name or every c; audi j elate1, viz: Henry T. Smith, and .NOT 11. T. Smith. Write every name and every letter in each name very plain. We can print and deliver your tickets at the following prices: County tickets oo cents per 1000 legislature " Iio " " luno Congressional " " " 10U0 Constable " ' " " 100 Vou must send money with youi order. The tickets .will be delivered at your post otlice or express office i'ULE. xVeldress all orders to The Caucasian Jon Dki'T., Coldsboro, N. C. P p BSD G D PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT A1HU rUIAOOlUlYI Makes Marvelous Cures in Blood Poison Rheumatism and Scrofula P. P. P. purifies t hp blood, builds np the weai aii'l debilitated. Kives strensrth to vi-akeQeii nerves, expels diseases. girl i;r the patient health and happiness whore sickness, gloomy Xeeiiugs and lasnitnde lirst prevailed. For primary, seondary and tertiary yphilis. for biood poisoning, mereu rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and in all blood and skin diseases, likd blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, tetter, scald head, boils, erysipelas, enema- we may sav, without fear of contradiction, that P. P. P. Is the best blood pariiierin the world, and makes positive, speedy nod permanent cures in all cases. Ladies wt:ose systems are poisoned and whose blood is In an impure condi tion, due to menstrual irregularities, are peculiarly benetited by the won derful tonic and bloo.1 cleansing prop erties of P. P. P. -Prickly Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium. 8PRINGF1EL.D, Mo., Aug. 14th. 193. I can speak in tbo biKhest terms of toot medicine from my own personal knowledge. I was affected wictrbeart disease, pleurisy and rliwnmatism for 35 years, was treated by the very best lars. tried every known remedy with physicians ana spent nunareas oi aoi- out finding relief. I have only takoa lai one oottie or your r. r. r., ana can cheerfully say It has done me more iS" good tnan anything I have overtaken. TfT I can recommend your medicine to all BuCererf of the above diseases. tm - MRS. M. M. YEAP.Y. fTl BFringfleld, Green County, Mo. M RaDSon Loots ike pain Committee.. 1 . 1 ! ro'ti f ' 1 tion at 1 -rii',cr:t'.:- h-a I' look-i now ,n if I !i" m.j . I ; lit iV ex- ...., I 1 ( 1 ( ii 111 :i i com ii! : -,!' u o i"' i"1-"1'" ' '"i"'': I 1! in A labania, and V p-fnsili th' II '.at ion At t If uli.-t j, irt y repr- ..11; ,t- I' 'I 1 I'J ' jr., .1, il.w : ,1 done in North Carolina. A lil.' "':' H M A-M Kfi. Thi-i is tin- tir.rt tiin- .-ii;f" ! that the Democratic majority ha.- ever, is tin development of the fact that acveral ( 'onrec.-ionu! (lidtrieU bhij'A clean I iikiv .-.mash )jnili.-;t inajoriti'-s whit.-h the 8')li'l 1 )'-tiioci'ati(j th if-'ation in November next. In the l ir.-t, h'-coii'l and Kiev-iith anu Ki 'hth I hstrict.-i, wiiei e- the I'ojm- lists Wt-r h-rdh orariifil ant w here tney il a! not run l-isl it 1 vr ticket- th'- U.'tnocratic majorities of t'.vo vears ao were reduce"! ji'-r cei.t. The Tenth, Tom Watrion's own district, gives a clean Populist maj oritv. The Fourth, now rej'ie--. ht.-l oy Charles -J. Mosfrf, is lop n list also, :u. 'I returns coining in from the .-M-vt nth indicate thai th.it distra t will be likeivi.se. Carter Tate's district, the Ninth, only mis sed In ing 1'uj'ulisl by S"cn oU-s. HoI.I.V UN K I'KCTKl). This ncwd is a hii' ttiimrise HI i Wastiington ami Senator Uanoonis visit hen-yesterday is more than a coincidence. The (icorgia result in creases the dunand for election "boodle"' in all the doubtful south ern districts. Thid is a dazed look about campaign headquarters; to-day. "Where in the devil the money is to come from nobody can tell'' said chairman Faulkner. Why, replied j l.awience (iarduer. "the office-hold-! erscati stand more bleeding." The committee is in distress and is threat- j cued with tlestruction. How much "so li," Senator I'ansom cari it d off i i known out.-ide, but Ilavemever; ;s m l'.,irnt s savs "it wiil last little while if not longer. i'ose of t he committee Il is Ihe pur lo save Han som at all ejpense anil without re g.irel lo tlie loss oi iH'niocraiic con- i a-itsinen. It is now conceded that ' the Democrats will WILL LO.-K THK XKXT JlOL'aK ami the loss of two or three Congress men in North Carolina is not elis liirbiiiir the "neaveul v-twin" coinbi- nation here. "Save the Legislature ami save Ransom" is the slogan at headquarters. The .Maine an el er inoiil Suite elections anil the Con- i...: ... 1 iicciicui, low u eieciions iuol week 111- 1 . . . . , , , . . 1 , , . lUllOlllIll: 1 It'll! LUC 1.1 111UL lis 1 ehcate a solid .ew hugland Kepub-; , 0 , , J . . a ., 1 , j been reiiealed : I lean representation m the next 1 . Congress. The Connecticut elec- "1 he Supervisors of Flection ap iio.it: we.-.. ,.;1. iicnl;1.'iv Kitmii;, -iint. Pointed for any county or parish in " 1 w J s 1 he Kejuiblicaii gams were enormous old Democratic strongholds givim majorities that have nol been equal ed since l4iewar. The same causes are at work elsewhere and they will bring such overwhelming defeat to the Democratic party in November that American history will be search- ed in vain tor a parallel. joint Discussions lit h cell Col. Ski n nt i- t" the 1'oiile' I-iir ty ami ,.VIr. Ili.in. li ol the Kemoira lie I Tarty. ..in to .i (.ol. Harry Skinner the nominee .. , J , . it . I ot 1 Uo eopie s party in the ii i-st dis- : tl u't wlU mt"'t llou- A- B- l;iieh thw uVmiue o the Dmocrati,f , i,ar" ! l Jnt tuscussion at me toiio- lug times anil places: Veatesville, ileaul'ort county Oc- tober III, 1 p. in. Swau 'Quarter, Hyele county eto- ber 15' V m- t l.. f . m. iiiiiuiii, ueaeuoiL couuey v.'cionei 10, x- 111. iiayboro, M'ainlico county Octo ber IT, l'J in. lieaulort, Carteret county October J'J 1J m. Ayden, Pitt county October 24, 12 in. l'lilkland, 1 it t county October So, 12 in. liethel, Pitt county October 2b, 12 in. tireen ville, Pitt county October 27, 12 m. Washington, Beaufort county Oe-tobe-r 2'J, 12 in. Uoose Nest, Nartin county October oO, rj m. Oatesville, Gates countv October il, 12 m. Pimples, Blotches and Old Sores Catarrh, Malaria and Kidney Troubles Are entirely removed by I'.T.I - Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas sium, the greatem biood poriller oa earth. 1 Aberdeen. O.. Jaly 21,l?fl. Mesirs. Lippman Bros., Savannah, Ga. : Dear Sirs I boupht a bottle of your P. P. P. at Hot Syriugs, Ark. .and t has done me more good than three months treatment af the Hot Springs. Bend three bottles e'. O. D. Kespectfullv yours. JAS. M. NFWTOS, Aberdeen, Brown County, O. Capt. J. I. Johnston. To a!! whom it mny concern I here Tdv testify to the wonderful properties ef P. p. P. tor eruptions of tlie skin. I suffered for several years with an tin sightly and disagreeable eruption on my face. I tried every known reme dy but in vain.nntil P. P. P. was used, and am now entirely cured. (Signed by,) J. D. JOIIXSTON. Savannah, Qa. Skin Cancer Cured. Testimony from the Mayor of SequinSex. SKtjriN, Tex.. January 14. 1893. Messrs. Lippman Bros., Savannah, Ga. : gentlemen I have tried your P. P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually known as skin cancer, of thirty years' , standing, and found great relief: It purifies the blood and removes all lr- ' ritation from the seat of the disease and prevents any spreading of the sores. I have taken five or six bottles and feel confident that another course , wiil effect a cure. It has also relieved me from indigestion and stomach troubles. 'Sours truly, CAPT. w. M. RUST. Attorney at Law. Book ca Blood Diseases Roiled Free. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. LIPPIV1AN BROS. PROPRIETORS, Jippman's Block,Svannah, G ILE'S PAR These two Columns will he l 1 as People's Partv Hand Hook Every Week TiH tin- Klection i i.... , i 1 1 tut " i .-aT.i I-. f I ion - Han-! j of t' e ' i io' - .-4 . !!! of tl; 'o -k I .oti 'i to t ti- n -tioii Law.' i '. folio if,y : 'The i'atllte book- have beet) bll!- l.'ced with fKiioiia" and iintnsUtu mo'ihI election laws' for years law. that uvt- to Federal Supervi-ors the r;ght to clfiilenge the vote of any J. , . ii. : . CiU.-M and to count anu ueif riiiint- ; the votes that they haw tit to aIIow I cast laws that .'nn- an oi!ic-r of th-i army the powei and cii-cietion lo Use j troojis al the poi.s when in uis opin ion it became iiccessaty. "Tliese vile lawrf have ix-en repeal ed bv th pre:cnt aitministration. lit low are given sonic of their provi sions : 'Section -ioi i7 declared that when tie- law of a Mute declared t hat a (it i.eil should not vote, because h. ua I not complied witti the rc piiiv ni' nts of l lie Mute law. an '.Hicer id :ii"l'edtra! ioveriilneiit could .stej' up and say in- ltr rob-, and tlri : lake out of the hands of tin State 'tie lMiwer to manaL'e ils own chc- j t i U.S. ! "In other words, an otlicer of the i - . i t. . . . . ..... i i . . i. . . 1 1 l. illK'U f iaiCS COU1U Ullilliriivi- hhj voter he chose, and require bun to ;ivc to nim tin iii rcfor uj iin- fin'.-- tin.' neceosary tprahheations to Vote. "Ami if the Supervisor was not saiislied with it, and the citizen at tempted to vote, then the Supervisor had the power to send after him a warrant and have him arrested at once, "Section gave Fniled State; .Marshals and their deputies th pow er to rrrml a man from voting mark you, not to challenge, not to h ave it to the State .) udge of 1CI. C- tit-ns to say whether he lias the right ut to determine whether the man had tin- right, and to in-m ii1 it. "The election oilie'ers eif the State said a certain citizen bail the right eo vie, out a i c.c i.n . .4 . . - - aid he had not, hnd ' inl not durv It IIC. Not a single word of the e above is true and the man who wrote it is ei tiier (in the language of Senator "ance) "a kiiae or fool" Hut 110 matter who wrote it, the I 'eniocratie-. State committee endorses anil sends I it out. I To prove that there is not a word ! of truth in the above, we oiiote the ,. ,, f , 1, . 1 , ... ,1, ,t 1,., , :,,-, .... e .: 1.1; ..fit...;.. auv vuiigi e&siouai viiainei, ai me in stance of ten citizens, as nrovideel m section 0 11, shall have no authority to make arrests, or to perform other duties than to be in the immediate presence of the oflicers holding the election, and to witness all their pro ceedings, including the counting of the votes and the making of a return thereof." Notice carefully the wording of the law. It says plainly that the -! Supervisors had 110 power to do any t h 1 llg eXCPpt Sllliply tO Ue 1U tne "immediate i)reenx of the Judges , I i i i ii of the election and to "tn titers ad of . ,. , jn-oaeduKjx. And this is what unuie the law '-vile" in the eyes of the Democratic machine. The'Dein- Jud of EU.(.tion Uukr the State election law the State Force bill shut themselves up in a dark bull pen in the Eastern counties, so that no one can see their infamous theft and fraud. Therefore any law which would allow any man, who was not the hireling and tool of the machine, to be in their presence, their immediate presence and to watch their proceedings, was a very "vile law. Xotice also that the Democrats in their lianel 1ook which we quote above, says that the .Supervisors could eltalleii'.'e voters, could ju'ereiit an man f n m votiug, could arrest any man aiut coutet count the rem r-s as they satv (It. The law which we quoted, ab 'Ve shows that this is a base falsehood. I'.ut we wish to brand this Democratic lie with Dem ocratic autority. In 1S112, Mr. Sim nions, the chairman of the Democra tic State Ex. Com., asked the Attor ney General of the State, Hon. T. F, Davidson, for his ofiieial opinion as to the powers ot the federal Super visors. In another column in this paper we publish the opinion of the Attorney General General under date of Oct. 31, 18'J2, in full. Th following is the closing paragraph: "I therefore am of the opinion that Supervisors in county and parish elec t ion districts have not the right, as such supervisors, to challenge voters, or to make lists of registered elec tors, or to scrutinize ballots or re turns. In fact, they have no duties to perform with respect to registra tion, but simply to be "in the imme diate presence of the olliecrs holdiug the election and witness all their proceeelings, including the countings of the votes and making the returns thereof." Very truly yours, (Signed) Theo. F. Davidsox, Attorney General." Mr. Simmons to be sure that he was backed by good authority was not satisfied with the opiuion of the Attorney General but also applied to the law firm of Battle & Mordecai, and the firm of Batcheler & Dever eux for their opinion. AVe publish in full in another column their opin ions given Mr. Simmons under date of Nov. 2, 1S92. The following is at extract: "The law requires no duties of them (the Federal Supervisors), ex cept to be in the immediate presence of the officers holding the election, and to witness all of their proceed ings, including the counting of the votes and the making of a return thereof." Can the voters of Xorth Carolina trust a party that will thus deceive ,!. .'OH 1 wilf ;!'v fal-if atMiut im- iOI Uifi i-.-t j. .f th - ! nta'' t . tl'Mi. -r v 1 3 ttit-(-, hut it ii iio' th hi- i.,!iiiicrii' i: unci, i ft.'. lilt. M'UlhlM. AT ,l:l.l V Mliltl. (.rent ly for t Ii IV. l'sr t y - r l'( - iulit .( ii In I, tn I l-r t he ll ilt. . Kditor C.U ' .wan: 'mi Thur.-day, . i ct. I"':. l-'.M, at r. ir:: t -'unla'.". Store, Wayne county. N. '., tln-re' a ji'iut 'h.-i-Lis.-.;o!i between Hon. vl;tri(.n P.u'li-r and ex-chainiiitii of the Democratic Mat.- Kxo-utive ' onitnitteo . Mr. F. ?!. Sin)'""!!-. Although it ra:n:--i v-;- henvy for one and a half hour- from ju-t b f r. the hour fii' -penking, the crowd wa- bOO or MHI ti-.ng, and at l:o p. in. tlie eX' -rcUe commenced m-:-iv ly by Mr. Simmons opening, in a v-iy teebleplea tor 1 tiiii-'-i-;.cy t" have another ch.-iii'-e ;ind declared n that plea that Hie Democrats u . r. lor free coinage, ' t-xhi bit i ii l' livedol- i.it- nl tilt -coil age of 1'.I4 ill evi dence ot i f ). a mi that 1 l.e bad oiilio! I, I'li'reds o! 1 1, ni-a 'els 1 dollars of t the p.tt !m nioiitl; and Ilia' foo, Oiio tin e new dollars were in a Kaii'.:.;h bank there to pay farmers Sol' their c 'ttoll. H(-aid the I ' :!' ! States had b'!7 midioii of i-ilvt-r m circulation, more shun any other country in the world had, and was to-day the greatest friend of dv r. Mr. Simmons seem to be iernoraiit of the fa-t that i'rance has Tdi' millions of silver iu in circulation. If the (."nried States has ('..'JT millions of sjlvc- in circula- .tioti where tlnl she- get it Prior to 1S!:: he only had about Jdo million. m circuhitioi; If tlie otlier -bi" niil lions have been coined lrom the sil ver bullion plircliased under th" Sherman act, then th: Democrats are not iii favor of free coinage' only till the election, for by that tituo the balance will be exhausted and they ran no longer com siivei, since: they reiiealed the purchasing clause, evlnch in etfect rtqiealed eoiunge of diver, except the bullion on hand; i hough In- ti at 1 v denied the Demo crats liatf rept ah tl tile coinage ot silver. He thereby drew a distinc- ion without a difference, the burden of which falls upon his own shoul lets. lie said that the Tariff was the greatest question before the people, ut whf n challenged by Mr. Butler to point out millionaires who haei made them, by tariff, and Mr. Butler would name two for erne, who had made their millions by other bad legislation, Mr. Simmons craw-lished by saying he did not propose to go into it. Mr. Simmons charged iu his re- iointter, that as a ma jority of the crowd were Populist ami cheered Mr. Butler so freely ami so lustily, whereas he, Simmons, had only re eei veel about a half dozen slaps in applause, that Butler had selected Populist strongholel, where he had the people so traineel that all he had to do, to get all the applause he wanted, was to shake tnat head of long hair and give a sign. Mr. Butler in his rejoindei rebuked Mr. Simmons for such assumption ot ignorance of the audie-nce he had come to speak te, iu such terms that Mr. Simmons and his feeble plea for another chance, paled into insignifi cance under the well meiiteel scath ing rebuke of Mr. Butler and the applause of the people-, that Mr. Sim mons himself called time on Mr. Butler at the expiration of 13 min utes and just 18 minutes short of the time allotted each, ami allowed Mr. Simmons. Mr. Butler yielded, .re marking that his, Simmons', speech diel not need any further replying to from him. To this I think a major ity of tne crowd readily agreed and the reupon dispersed and went home feeling rejoiced at Butler's long pole plucking all Simmons. Abbott L. Swinsox. (ioldsboro, N. C. N. B Mr. Simmons stated that the new tariff bill taxed diamonds, whereas they were free. That is true of diamonds, rough or uueut, taxed 10 per cent., but of diamonds, paste, pearls, rubies, cameos and other precious stones set as jewelry and cameos in frames, reduceel from T0 to :!.") per cent., a net reduction of .'50 pet e nt. by Democrats. See. The Wilmington Star, one of the most prtiniiuent Demeicr.-ttic papers in the State, leaves out of its tariff list this paragraph, the largest one in the section.- Why does it do this? Is it to cover Democratic perfidy:' If so, the people should know it. A. L. S. Dr. Cyrus Thompson's Appoint ments. SAMl'SOX Col NTY (larland Autryville Newton Drove Clinton Oct. PS Oct. lo. D.:t. k; Oct. 17. Dl'PLIN COUNTY. "Warsaw Oct. IS. Kenansville Oct. l!). Beulaville Oct. 20. JONES COUNTY. Tuckahoe Oct. 22. Treuton Get. 23. Polloeksville Oct. 24. CKAVKX COUNTY. Riverdale, Oct. 20, 11 a. m. New bern, Get. 2(i, v:oU p. m. Cove, Oct. 27. 11 a. m. ONSLOW COUNTY. Mortons Oct. 2!). Swansboro Get. .'10. Marines Oct. .'11. Golden Place Nov. 1. Amans Store Nov. 2. Cioss Roaels Nov. o. Dr. Thompso i will need convey ance from point to point. II. E. King. Chrn'n. P. P. Ex. Com 3rd Cong. Dist. SLAVERY HAI LEGISLATION. Tlie ause that Produces the Ioevitab'e Kesult. Slavery is the inevitable result of poverty; poverty is the inevitable re sult of low wages ; low wages are the inevitable result of scarcity of cur rency and an improper system of tax ation, and scarcity of currency and an improper system of taxation are logical results of an unjust adminis tration of the government. Beaseey's Elements of Economy. (tf) a mi ? iiias mm 'Com itit- (mri Ki-I I '" d o p t i , Ui. Y- t l lit. r,t of r.. , .l ii ii t. ate v- ilh l,t woitl ivut.tv, i h-r- tiiUJ. I?. t-iia. lit v itifotiu; tio.i Is to 1 .tre.-srer th r- ;ia? I'.'it th.- ls-'t.U'- VHixli- - ii t i:' m l. eo'Mitv ar- b'arjsom men. - or u iiiii'iiv v t.. 1' - - it. tta'. S ; a'-ir Jr'a a3 4 t t-:,i'r- lv 'M.pri pard fv-r tu.s .. Lin:. -tr ion tff option. as ,elus J f' it, but accepted the -epo; u as - xa:- rations. At JSutii- mrv lie was tlie guest, oi -Mr. ! .Merman a Western caueiidute for he enate. At Statesville where lude An .tield is aleo a c ttidulate Here was show of approval. At i.euuir hi.-atnlieiice was entail, and .imposed mainly of liepubli. .ins ami Populists. At A;hcv:ik he was iiuitlSy treated with common decency m.'il the whispered possibility of his .vitlnlrawal from the light became a street rumor. ITS KMtSATtoN was liflitult to discover. At rev. tun-; headquarter.-', a common political ,-entre, information was given out in loels anej winks and nudge-s. One of he revenue coterie saiel the Kansom 'iian.iger.s would not be aiupri.seil at -one-annoiHiCt-mt nt of that sort very iooi . "There is nothing definite,"" h" said, "and we are not in a position o talk about it. It may be so and t may not be so. By this time Sen i'Ajv .larvis must see that the seiiti- iie-ut iu the West is solid for Kan om." It was theti suggested that the EAST M 1(1 HT HICK igainst the We-st's dictation in this natter. ".Not when the caucus fiueis, was the reply." ft the r.ist is horn stly for Jarvis and the West tLteuipts to ignore- that sentiment md ftiice Hansom on the party, might not tiie Etstern Democrats repeat the Merriman bolt." was sug gested. "No possibility of such a Lhuig," was the emphatic answer. Western Dcmocratics w ill go into the caucus with a demand for Ransom's nomination. That demand they in tend to enforce with the COUNTY (.OYEKNMENT CI.UII. It has been used effectually hither to in compelling concessions in rail roael legislation ami it will be used again. Eastern Democrats will be given the option of voting for a John Sherman, single gold standarel Dem ocrat or submit to the repeal of the county government system. Politi cal power in the State is west of Ra leigh. About the county govern uie'iit question the Western counties do not care a "tinker's dam." Dem- t erats here openly say so. 'Their preference is decidedly for a change l' he election of county commission ers by magistrates is obnoxious to nearly all Western Democrats, but so long as it can be used as a club to compel E istern submission it will stand as the State policy of the Democratic party. IF EASTKKN I)EM(;CKATS entertain the slightest doubt as to the perfect accuracy and fairness of this statement, a brief visit here woulel quickly undeceive them. The revenue machine is despotic in its ad ministration of politics. The Col lector is a little Czar. 11 makes ami unmakes candidates. He nom inates his brother on the Juelicial ticket and dictates the Legislative candidates in the different counties in his revenue district. If Eastern I )oiirer'it a rt n oci.una llna Wncftirii autocracy except by open revolt, it would be interestin; to knOW the method- Until that is done they are muz. led and manacled. J. F. B. STEEL RANGES. These Ranges are the most com plete, convenient anel durable appa ratus that has ever been invented. iron and cold rolled wrought steel, consequently it will stand heat and hard usage without the slightest dan ger of breakage. Foi baking they cannot be excelled, as the oven is air tight and the fires circulated all around it, heating all sides equally ; it also has a governor whereby the heat eau be regulated so as to bake quick or slow. B.dow are a few of the rainy te sti monials of soai3 of the best citizens of South Carolina, Florida aul this State. Goldsboro, N. C, Sept. S, '!)!. We, the undersigned citizens, most cheerfully recommend our Home Comfort St'.el Uange, which are un doubtedly the most durable stoves that have ever been sold here. They are models of neatness and conveni ences, use very little fuel, draw splendidly, heat quickly, but thtow out very little heat in the room ; sup ply an abundance of hot water, and are the quickest and most perfect bakers we ever saw. WAYNE COUNTY. x CFR Koruegay, Mt. Olive. Dr M Mcl Tatum, " . D 31 Memtyre, H G Williamson, Giles Korneiray, W H Neal, " E.lmond Mitehel, E II Hinds, J W Rose, J R Hooks, Silas Pike, J L Newsom, L A Mayo, Dudley. Goldsboro. Pikesville. Fremont. Eureka. PITT COUNTY. J. J. Laughinirhouse,. W. E. Proc tor, W. H. Galloway, J. B. Gallo way, H. M. Jones, Geo. E. Little, J. A. K. Tucker, B. F. Patrick. Il:l.ini-n'd orplt f -.1 ?:l I 1 ' il li ' k f..r ly.4 i n rt;uly. Va a- ? t this l k fr-ehv ?. m'.ivg 'I'Ht mI- : '-. r' r ... -1 "' a- ( ,;.'H'ri! -n at A UJresd Thk Ca; a-i v s. -I i for .t a ?! II ' i ' 'oi;'i bv a i'.-i-ul u.r.. n. h etr:i C vA of t.Hat jR.HATHflWM&CQ., Ittrtfiilur l.riUu(-. ) uccefs.iivU:.' - Y tun and it' iu dU- o.cd men. I..T- - --' . i Ni r 11 I ,1 ...I . -H . - Jul ripi i. i.' il,.- - . r i" in- 'H i V .' Ul.ll ' ' i ..ni i i -r h i -i -r ! i-r men I: !,, (-.... ie. ii . .-.j.. I ..i .1 I .- I .i, i " - it I.. i ir. i i 'e rln. in r : t ..r ii : ... o-..,.....f I.. Mi! I.-..'.;.-. If l'.-- I - I., r .(..r.-.l. mr o n emlu.lt treulin-nt Mill tttlui l J cure. WliMI A! rc.n't v.ti "'nt to (.' -ur.-.t ' 'iis' MmtWH l' . I.,. -a l'.t 'I .II'.' II. i. .... C: .HI i:i -' ri lll. ti' - - ur ...lv!ll. ln'Hl ii. - ut I. it vured lr i- W !iv liui .- 1 : !' I'iT.l tSKH. '"'1 ll- iM"'" of :',.o !-k::i, it;.-..! ii ..il, l.iul and lYi.l.n y . sl Y 111 1 I.I Tlie in ' ripi-1. (' "'. elteetlvi ri r.i.-,). A toini'i. in I'mi-c eiom iinti-cd. si5i.l IIHt:Alrl of a.l kluUit turi-ii ilu rt ir..iiy o.liins it-.ve Iu.;. tl. I' I'l l II I. 1H 11 RCI't .r..!ll'.tlv en e.t .il.w t, -,., k, ml.- and Sal. . 1 lili- tncttca u'.i-et nr. ! e. (:! ' f-. TRITH AM) FACTS. We ti-vo ciir- il ':i i t Chr-'lii.- l1ceit ttint '. - v.- f-i'.-l tuf.-l -ii'''- I tin' liaii'lf "f "1 l.cr .-1'i'Clai i-! - .ii.! iiii-.li.-.il i-i: t-i:.-. mm If i " I BT II l'vi: tl-,. ti- l li.irx ' .r i oil. v 'ii.i. f no . T :.- r. ii ' .ni in iy wumc vkIuai.1i' I..-, o n .ur I rt-ai in in a. ..net-. ,r f -in I , tr.-rt-nu'n'?. W.- pivr t.c-t. i. i I in..-' u: ii; i !:.' in-" . i ' r:tt . , , ... s c-- : r :., -. f r p.i!'- "'-'I s-'-l.ni '.oc; - . FHI.K -iitilutl at t ' "Hi' "i i.'v ii.jiI. T..i.mu". -v in. i ii.i. ic 'i ei "' ii . ,.,'- VI...I-I" ! i" ..- 1 . .1 I.'- B ' 'l ill " I . .'"" .,(,..'.-. s.-i.l f r s.ii -t.-.l I'-: ...K N... 1! r!.-li. . .' e.r W .iii.' . . N.i.";: 1 i i -.r-o. A 1 c.rri- I.'ii.-,- hp - i. i' I P .:'.. .. i .1-111. M- s'Hi'lll '"H :' .,',(,; .1. I't.t'o iffim. - - '. !"'" ' " ,A in .ii. ii.-f'-r lo...r loii.-u: -. I. iikM.i..l Im.-lmn- nun Ail'lrvss or c.iil on DR. HATHAWAY & CO., 22 1-2 5iout.ii hronJ 5trti.-t, ATLANTA, OA. 22 So. Broad St.. Atlanta. Ga. GANGER Permanently Cored ! ! ! II.iiii.- in-Mliiici't f-'i I" "' si'liil s!nn. I'.tr Jtll. K. hhkis, I'..rt I'ujiic, Ala. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Chil dren. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic sub stance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. CASTORIA, For Infants and Children. Do not be imiMiscd upon, but, insist upon having Cas-toria, and nee that the fac cimilo signature of ie on the PUuii protect ourselves and the tmblic at dliazards. The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. T. LATEST SiYUE iOJI 'l "1J"j ivfKi i,iTi -.- Made almost WHOLLY of fv.ALL.EABL IRON and lr:OUCH7 ETEf.. OVER 230,Q00KCWl!AlTUAi. USE. ThlG Ranje Is SOLD ONLY BY O'JRTRAVEl itlC SALESMAN from our over, vvons throughout the ccu.itry. V.TJOUGHT IROX RANGE CO., Sole Manufacturers. ST. LOUIS. M( BennettsyillP, S. C, D-eeniber 1, We, thp undersigned citizens of Ararlboio county, each bought one of the Wroutrht Iron Raneres sold here ten years ago, and have just re placed th "in with a New Home Com fort Steel Range, which from their construction and the material used, we feel confident will last three times as long as the old ones, and besides they have many more con veniences : Thos. Adams, W. B. Odorn, Peter T. Smith, George Ballard, S. R. Bar rington, Mrs. Lucy Goodwin. A. B. Covington, J. il. Smith, Harris Odom, Eli Chavis, KingOdom, Eliab Cnavis. We are using a Home Comfort Steel Range and find it to be all tlat is claimed for it by its salesmen. It bakes perfectly, require less wood, and does everything in a more satis factory manner than any range or stove we have ever seen. We think it well worth the price paid for It. A. P. BASKIN, State Sec'y Florida Alliance G. B. COLLINS, State Lecturer Florida Alliance. s, - : . nr. I :.. ; 'j i.rl. w at. rvl i What is ST? IE ii--' Ttn.7 J-5!:-."Xr,r s ; JUDGE WALTER CLARK j i si:s ami i:m'.ksi'.s i tit: . 1 1.. It. It .ur f. ,'iltim'i ik 4 . ; t-w a tm The Biggest Circus Ever in the Stale, The Walter L. Main Show (.rantle-t ami Best en lvuth. A en r ! ! a ' I. 1 P.i' o-K'.cg Ci't as S lid Tiatntd i in:il sh .w. Woihl's I'iir Mi.Uav, I lie ! ..!ile-.- s. Tic Miioi-iii.-e Wild K.vt .nd t'- ei ii'ii-( ait-tit I i i i . -1 j r . - I J d.. e.t I'V tl"' I ' . t'i I ( OMi.(. '1(1- 1 1.. A it. v r.i "I A ii Goldsboro, Tuesday, Oct. 0, V Eve rvthii."- Tie-se i.t -1 as A'f.t Tt i t h ful. M '1, I n-tl net ie. 3 Great Circus Companies, 3 BIG- IRIILSTG-S, 3 COMPLETE CIRCUSES. Giant .Male Gorilla, Only Living Ai!ierit'.-!:i-l ri Monkeys. Ga.a, 'I iie Kit ft nca! Winnlcr, lliniy Kiiitcatttl I'.h'i'liai't-', Oi Iv I.'M' K'it...-ier Orchestra, Den of Btbv Lions Born dnlv IS-'L at Glen I'alls, N. V. THE HORSEBACK RIDING LION. The Onlv t.'i;l:uc' Clou in the World lo-l'av. 20 FUWfiY CLOVKS 20 IMT'bool c i h . of i i ; i - n i rroi UOM K. Willi its ( 'oli-cinn s'nts. t lym -lit 1 1 .nun--. u. ni ciiiiiiils. Boxing an. I icsl line limn 21 Horses Bieltleii ami Omen !y Otie ,'di.i. If niian Chariot Knees. Two ami I'mir-1 loi-;e, Tn'.den Siamlin atnl Ilintlle W.ti-i .-, i !' h.iiii and Camel Kaces, I'oiiv iii'l M'tnK'-v 1! it i s. .VCON 1 IM.N'r MlCNAdHUIlC. Too hij; to i aiai":',Me'. I he Ne Autlilions lor this ay alone mak ing the Most (!ti"de!e Z oh.ical Gat'erinur ever at teinji t-d. ond rou.-l y easy to see but haul to Count. Ample 1 1 hi to examine to all V isitor;'. Increase in lv-eryl hin Ivxcpt th" Price of Admission. ? hsoliitcly Waterproof Pavilions. Staling Capacity 12,mio. 11II,T.I-' T1MI LAKGKU THAN KVF.l,'. Tm- Only P. -and New Show em i be Face ..I the Kartb, TruthfuUy Advertised, I Imie; tly Conducled, the I'iuest Show in the World. Worth Cornice; Miles to S"e. 1IIK G 1! A N DKST, KlCllllSI', U.N 1 NiM I'.s ' TnllM PIIAL STKi'Ki PAK IK Every (lay at lo o'clock A. M . pre ntiiiir a myriad of enat features, plah orate ( Joleh ii Chariois, Gorgeous I'loa's, Open eii eif Pi rforming A i i -mals, Postilions, Horses, F.lei lunits in (iraml anel Costly Trappings; a Sunburst of (I lory, ." Bai ds ef Miisie- of tifTernt Nut ioiittlit ice, A ( tov Boy Jiam!, An Indian Baud, Tin- Hungarian Bauel, Fffe anel Drum ( 'ot'ps. Admission 50 CeBnts.2,' " CWldren "Unier lT Years Half Price Doors eipe n at I anil 7 P. M. Performance commences one hour laor. Avoid the crowds at the 'Ticket Wajon by purchasing your Tickets iu ad vance at MILLERS' DRUG STORE lmmeejiately after the parade don't fail to Fee tlie Free Inhibition on the lot before the opening of the biy eloors. Icfnciuler day ami daV. E-e:ursion Trains en all Railroads at Re;elue:cd Fare on elay of Pcrformain '-. FOR $19.50 YOU CAN Get ti $45.00 Sewing Machine. Til ' Ltt WMSM' Aft Get the; Improveailigh Arm "ALLIANCE." It has the latcH im provementa and attachments, and is wahhanted foh tes yeaks Freight Paid. Sold by W. II. WORTH, S. B. A., Raleigh, X. C. I-SPFXIAL OFFER: You can get this Machiue and The Cau casian 1 year for only $20.00. You can send your order with $5J.0n to W. II. Worth, Raleigh, X. C, or The Caucasian, (ioldslwro, N. (J. 51 I DR. H. O. HYATT'S SANATORIUM, K1NST0N, X. U.. Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery. April 26 ly. lllNC'stinJltieMI ln itttl. t ' I Q l .l , ElcctroUbration t j rovHTM avlf. Nt C .m.!;i.i: Kill.' !'!(- VI.-.-. .t IDi' U M !. i I f 'tis. ,!. N, I'.iNe I; pr.s.'ula Wht a Iix h Adi-rtl.rmrt ll- It'""-- OJIice of Barnes Pros, Commercial Job Printer.-, Academy of Music, Raleigh, N". C The Caucasian, Dear sir: Von may now discontinue our advertise ment. Orders for work are coining iu faster than we can lill them. Yours truly, Barnes Ircjg. SEND YOUR ORDERS TO THE 1CAUCASIAN OFFICE F0U ELECTION TICKETS. --v.- .T'-