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THE CAUOAOIAn PTJBLWUXD EVERY THURSDAY. BY 1HR CAUCASIA PVBLISHMO CO. marion bctleh. - rrerwust. HAL A TEH. - A ! 4it9t SUBSCRIPTION RATES, DNK VlZ. C.20 BIX MONTHS 6" TH RK MONTHS M Entered ra'the Post Office at Raleigh, X. C, u second-clfai mail matter, EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 30TII. Id order to comply with the re quests 4 number of friends, we will extend our TKS CKNT offer to September 30th. A nuaibf r of our workers are desirous of taking ad vantage of the offer in their various comma ui ties no thev write but hive not bad time to do so. This is wbj we extend the time for two weeks. Then we must and will pos itively withdraw the oflVr not be cao.se we are indisposed to give the paper three months for ten cents, but because we CANNOT AFKOKD it citizens who bar been affiliating I special tea cent offer to the people J sneh suggestion has ever eome from ith all political parties. I of their respective communities, butt a single one of them. It is all a could do so if the time for present-1 Democratic fairy mare's nest. No Ihere is yet another call published I ing it were extended. They hare I such thing as this fusion can be had in tbit issue, signed by the official also said that the number of new Instil the people say the word, representatives of the Memphis con- subscribers might as well be 20.U00 vetition. They call upon the "honest- as 10,000. With this last suggestion money silver clubs," and all oppo- we can have nothing to do beyond nents of dishonest single-standard stating it to on friends in those sec gold money to meet in Raleigh on tions from which no clubs have been the day above named. sent. If it shall be their pleasure to take the matter in hand, it will Under these three calls the Cau- be an easy matter to get the 20,000. c a. si ax hopes to see the cause of j At any rate, we will extend the offer free silver represented by a large I to September 30th. convention of it intelligent and I We give a list of postoffices with patriotic supporters. and we, do not believe they will ever say it. Mr. S. B. Alexander is reported to have refused to sign the call for a State silver convention because the call did not exclude everybody but partisan Democrats. Te Gods, think of it! Mr. Alexander cannot attend a silver convention to where silver men of all parties will be the number of subscribers sent from I Present, for fear that his Democracy TH K ML'CAK BOl'MTT. When the Republican party was in power it passed a law which they claimed took the tariff off of sugar, and therefore made that article cheap er for the poor, hardworking, down trodden laboring man. But right in the wake of this munificent act they passed another law which gave to each elsewhere in this issue, and it is our purpose to give the names of those who got up and forwarded the clubs at the proper time. We think would be tainted thereby! Does Mr. Alexander any longer want the free coinage of silver, or has his views on this question chanced, as O v it but proper to make public ac- on the railroad qaestionV We were knowledgment to those who show Te,T much surprised when Mr. Alex they are working for the work's sake. aQder went into a secret conspiracy to barter away the State's" interest And now we want to say that the in the North Carolina Railroad as work of our friends has put a heavy he did, but since that outrageous responsibility upon as. They h ave I conduct, nothing will surprise us. The Caxcasiax has received quite a number of letter asking an opin ion as to the eall for free stiver convention. This convention seems to be called in good faith, and it would seesa that all those who favor the free coinage of silver should at tend. The gold power has grown so strong in this country that it cannot be defeated unless the patriots of all parties join in one solid phalanx to fight it. We ought to and must get together, and we cannot get together by staying apart. NOV WE ARE fRariMCI POSTOFFICES A NO NUMBER Of NAMES SENT FROM EACH UNDER CUR SPE CIAL OFFER. We rive here a list o! postofleee and number of sw aeasas sent front each sinee the announcement of our special offer. It was intended to make 'the list show a report op to this week's issue, bnt we find we are unable to make it in falL Fully J2O0 name are not accounted for. and the lurried preesure under hich this list was tabulated has probably caused a few inaccuracies, which will be corrected next week. all sugar producers in this countiy a bonus of two cents a pound for circulated the paper from one end of The eoldbucrs and the eoroorationa every pound of sugar produced, the State to the other. It ifovr duty have got him. Good-bye, Mr. Alex This was paid out of the public to make the paper as valuable in the ander. In the future your path is treasury. matter of information and instruc- in one direction, and it is not the tion as possible. We will bend our I path of patriots. Then along came the Democratic I energies and try to increase our ef- party. They repealed that law. The forts toward doinif this. Whether sugar planters raised a mighty howl, we shall be fully successful or not, They claimed that the law which we wish to say this to all our read- We have put on several thous- gave them two cents a pound out of ers: and new names since we made the proposition. This is due to the efforts and work of hundreds of the public crib was on the books when they put in their crops; that they expected to get it, an made all their arrangements on the basis We will be honest with you. We may sometimes be compelled to say something that will sound harshly. If we do, it will only be for the sake The Louisville Post, a Democratic Daily, admits that Hon. Thos. S. Pettit, the nominee of the People's Party for Gorernor of Kentucky, is one of the ablest, strongest and best men in the State. It goes further: It admits that he is a better man morally than Mr. Hardin, that he would make a better and safer gov ernor. We reproduce the editorial from the Post in another column. We have a quiet notion to the ef fect that the general information in this issue of the Caucasian will chill the marrow of some of these Demo cratic papers who hare been think ing they were going to "redeem" the State. We do not believe that there are three of those papers in North Carolina combined that could get eight thousand people to sub scribe in three weeks, even if they offered their papers free of charge. friends who are vigorously backing up of getting that much bonus, and if I of truth. We will never, never wil and oushlne forward the great wave they d,dn t get U they woald bellingly mislead you, and if God will I rilinmi. In f.T an m a nltnluro vara I ori va na fit A nnicor nf i1iuaniinn .III f 1V' .v.-11 4L... .t r I - r "'"A"& ui ikciumi. iisiimii kiicuuuj, ui, I n 1 t. :n j. luinvutiiiii iuiucu uui yuu cau m'kui iiuw nruuKi w o wiu ucver ub- the propel time, the beat cmlit and still find a lot of frothy fools who ceive you. public acknowledgment possible. y legislation has nothing to do with production, business, &c. Mors, -come to taw. wa n rwl OK. A A A ? 1 A - t ! A ! 1 I I . . j V " aiienuou leis nave it in a practical ti,- ram,., "i, a ,i 1 . . i v,. t way for the next two weeks. Let's "hawed" over the matter until the tiher papers. The Charlotte Observer, make it 20,000. It cao be done. Louisiana sugar growers threatened goldlniy paper, is going to examine We will send The Caucasian And the "reform craze" continues to catch the old liners. Ex-Senator Ingalls, who- was knocked out of office by the "fool Populists," has said in a speech: T V, . a- . conu; We offer this week in the way of a H"? thi? co"". it was not the fault supplement, a copy of Mr. Henry's of the Congress so much as it was of Che ... ' J. , c-okstitukmts that sEHT THix TucKX " rarewell letter. This is done to meet Turning to the eharges that seats the demftnds of hundreds of letters were bought in the United States asl"Dff for the Caucasian of August Senate, he laid rh hlm t o. J which contained the letter. V M w MiW OaitiV who elected., Senators. door those He said: ' This is one remedy: Abolish the present antiquated, clumsy, superfluous ana detri mental metnod of choosing Senators by Legislatures, ami let them be elw1 hv direct vote or tne people of the State, i they ought to be elected." xnere were twelve thousand copies of that edition of the paper. et it fell short of the demand. The Chatham Citizen is auother new reform paper which has entered the list. It made it first ad nn ran ott TV. : . x v a . v. . . ! rrr r ib jusi. wnai iue People's w week. It d.Ir fnr th- rtt farty demands. X L was LUH I1TKI I W I n A Al : i: ;a. v vi: a j t a j ...... . . w.auuu ui ncr iu i. Lie pusuioa 11 r f" J t I - - -1 " " t uuonsA nr v inRr flnciirAn fftf If f Tl1 three months, in clubs of ten then on March k2d, ISOc, the Demo cratic Congress voted to put the law like pretty boys, heads and chew Don't slew your it is occupied prior to 1873, and against WAn I 1 a. V x mm J i" oniyone mat now aeciares for it. .r,v i,o . 4 V yyi Y a a A I m i ltll I J Mr ef r Mr aaa vo, auu I I na " OIQ ieilOWS" &r AAminir unci a! Ta . .... ... I - I WVMBV II I II cw sarscrivrrs, lor ten tenia lur uouji., wuica iraye me seep your nanus out oi your pock- I from tho "r7i? Pnnni;. n -1-A-- At.!- A . . . "J AVA.-.10. all orders made before Sept. 15th. P1Bniers ineir lwo cen a pound, ets: "Are you going to support tne National Democratic ticket?" Of course it will be understood that The Democratic Congress did not do mis to save me planters, it was this Offer IS not made for profit It done to save the Democratic party in ii made for the purpose of securing kouisana. new readers for The Caucasian But now Comptroller Bowler, of Let a Democratic leader advoo&to tho in. terests of the masses and straightway the is published at Pittsboro. Mr. R.B. Lineberry is editor. The Penssvlvania Democrats met frL&d srss last week and decUred for the are now tnrowmg at Jarvis. That was the gold Standard. The Utah Democrats This is the question asked you by ffiOT for free the Charlotte Observer goldbug stood for the people in the face of the pre- silver. Whoopee! WhooD " Tha ta . .. I vailm? IK1WPIM This hn onH a. " naDer. it seems rn nnesrion vrmr i r , r r r i r ai . . i hat thov muv ana urliut ta nnrui. iu I """'"i VL 1 1. . . . " noiaeier orave ana conscientious men from py w iu party oi su- j j - - the Treasury, says the law is uncon- democracy, though it says it does tne patn or duty.-wmston Sentinel- ver ." Sauare. honest neonl will doing. stitutional, and refuses to pay the not- But are yu ?oinJf to stand by Well, Mr. Sentinel, it is so un- be calline it "the Dartv of nlohherv .la. ... .1 A mi . I Ammnn f Z t Zi. 1 il I 1 ' J THREE MONTHS FOR TEN CENTS in county. And matters are again luo VTlJ xais question was assea vummuui-m ittt llt Uoes not nap- Ualiva." pen at all) that a "party or bust" . 1 " i 1 mi . I AnAWA 1 J.T . 3 - a-iv.:. fr . i 1.1, .1 uuiuimtitieu. iue suear men claim 1 acai "j auu yuu ' , K nearly six million dollars as bountv haven't answered. Perhaps it is Democrat advoeates the interests of for fifteen days only. due them from the Treaenrv The none of our business, but we want Une masses, th at when a man actual j 1 . 1 . ..... lt evprv rtffirmr hmo f haf of I Truanrv ia nnm fir,. :n: I to know, an v wsv. Van Are wi n.-r. I lv does this thlDCT. the Democrat nll . " - - I v -, .'J AAW Tt AAVJCA1 i . ULLV 1UU1IUUS I T ' " J - " ' f - o ' I m n . W one elnh ef ten new i.sme i behind, and the Democrats are trvinir up silver. Your party is going him a Populist. They do so because noDaiMyn or and that to cut down expenses. If thev dr.n't to adopt a gold standard platform, ue snows some sympathy with . the The Louisville Post a Democratio paper charges that Mr. Hardin made a deal with the gold men to get the made he shows some in ti ' r u v 1 r n 1 r mr Jir m u 1 . ..a..aa.v. pay the nlantera. the nlantor. will ifo The Charlotte Obseiversava it will people. The above described Demo everybody strike one blow now to to the Republicans next election, and stand by the party. It is "& Dem- Wats know nothing about such sym expose and overcome the shylock I that means that Lousiana will step Pcrat- 1C yu were "Democrats," P&y and care nothing about it. A .apIt K..f r.. u:ii;. out of what was once known as the would it be asking how you standi Peoples man a Populist. DonH nvi vi lues a vv itiaiia outXb l . m l 9 , , , "Solid South." And so the miser- And lf yu are Democrats, and a yn see? KWIIAI V1UU. I .11. I I. TN . 1 Umnil.of .WonH I rTI a ... . 4 inuic, uuunug democracy is now vu,"'1"luuCi,u 'ailun uuw Ul uo xue musi pusiuve eriaeute oisome Let at letwt ten thousand copies of bothered over this problem: Shall yu stand, how can anybody else sense recently shown by the Demo- Um! thepnper be scattered among the we pay the bounty and thus increase kuowt tome out, please. Keheve cratic press of the State is to cut thing like a hundred thousand men in the 1 reasury deficit, or shall we re- ine Pnt-.np anxiety and agony, short their attacks on Dr. Cyrus this state flopped a year aco because oaiisiy tne longing, anxious soul of Thompson for his remark at Carv. thev didn't tret what thev want,! the Observer, and the Observer will They had begun their eustoniarv Do you catch on Demvs. dear! leu tne puDUc. mud-slmging and billineseate. bnt now seeing that the silver sentiment is trrowine stroneer and that the People's Party is making great gains he refuses to stand by the bargain The D. mocrats are joining in the chorus. "Walter Henry flopped be. cause he didn't get what he wanted." rorine matter oi that gome- under the above reading jxople proposition. This offer applies to aV subscrib ers only. fuse to pay it and lose a Democratic State! THREE CAlXe VOK A WON-PAKTISAN MILVKK CUNVKMTION. Wa 1 m r.isewnere we puoiisn a can for a silver convention to be held in Hal eigh on September 125th. A reading of it will show that it invites the at tendance of everybody who favors the free coinage of cilver and gold at the ratio 1G to 1, independent of the position and policy of any other nation on this question, and without regard to opinions or convictions on other subjects. The nature of the call is non-parti san; in fact it is practically stated that pavtisanism in any shape is not invited. While this is so, we notice that all the signers of this call are Democrats. - It would seem, if it was intended to call a non-partisan con vention, that the.names of members of other parties should be attached to it. It is rumored, however, that influ ence was brought to bear on Mr. E. A bad hole they are in, but the chances are that the money will be paid. You see the money comes somehow they "caught on" to where The Asheville Citizen is a "Dem- they were rushing themselves, and ocrat." it says the Citizen "will they dropped that matter like a hot from the people. The administra- stand on the next National platform brick. Th-y were burnt a little fion will make them pay interest on I of the Democratic Dart v. as it stood thoueh before thev lt it trn I w I ' - VMU more bonds if necessary. Nobody on the last. In fact, we are with the enough to let them know that it will knows where the Democratio party Irishman t who resolved to build a I be dangerous to pick it up again. comes irom, but everybody knows new jail out of the materials of MeXatr Menu Umrttmm ML Maii Monahannfe MrrtW ftUravtDe Mimj Motkm Bill Martua Mtwr MttrbMr Umrprnf MUVua SU4aW the A ten million -dollar gift to the Morgan-Rothschild syndicate, and a ten-cent dribble . of garden-seed to the tax-cursed farmer, was about the way Cleveland divided tbines around. And now the ten-cent slice j V'!1!? is pulled in." This the wav Tom r Watson puts it and he is right. AalkMrr Auburn Aslrll AfUm AUir Aurwim AskewrUl AmM'imun Apex Amboy AHttmu Allanmtuiw AMtTlllu All tana Andrew Artlro AdiNiirmiu AronioB Ahlnd Adley Alleuavllle At Alton AuUirh Addle fbniaiie Alllaujce A mid In ArllnKkm AanMi Aurvtinn Hprlnfi Bnttlrbnro Hnyboro Ueuufttrt Kullentlnv'a Mills Burtow Bvilvoir Hynum Uetbsuln Bunpw Bullvln Hiintow Bethel BnKdHd Bethany Bunyuu BnMile Buffalo (love Buwden Brown Creek Bow mum Braditlmw Berry Bath Hruueltnvllle Harneit' NUre Bethel Hill Boomer Banoom' Bradlfy'sMiore Broadway Brtnkleyvllle Barley liruiit Baunermau'a Blamark, Brrea Bute's Bellrroaa Ilarllntua nuunore Belmont Beaaemtrr CUy Bentonavllle Bereta Bell BluiifaCrerk Berta BruDHirk Blanche Belo Bomtiay Blue Uldge Bole ion Barnettavllle Belvldere BeattyTtlle Bloom IngtoQ Big Uck tiatiie u round Bridgeport tlOODlll BrUtow Beaumont Bug Hill isouua Bahama Byrdaville BeckwiUi Bentonavllle Cbapln uariiMe Old Orro Gordo Clualer (Vxiuelly Hprlnga Ouwan'a Ford Chapanoke IVigdell Churchill Colletteville Coahoma Cunla Croinartie Currle Cheaterfield Clay Cary Charlotte Cove Cades Can Clear Creek Chapel Hill Conobo Caldwell iirryvllle China Grove Cleveland Mills Clayton Coddle Creek IS zt 10 24 10 IS 14 2 17 3 Walter R. Henry's "deadly arraignment of the Democratic Administration and Democratic Party" in hut week's Cnncaainn will not be one half as "deadly" aa the ordered an election as to whether the state win Pf.! I city shall issue $50,000 in bonds. . - i - - " vn a. iicuii a I Observer pats speeches as a Democrat and Ponuhst. This steD is taken in eonaennenno f iL. r--1- . i , . . I BOUtnnort lmlor - I , - iue citizen on tne neao and caUs " "7' " x the fact that the him a nrettv bov. an.l v K t, , ' &ul won t it De nice answer. If you want to be & crawfisbinff Pree to see in paral coiums me praises which the juiMr Dentv sreens on retnrninot wcuiubiuc papers gave mm as a t new auuacnoers oniy, ano Are you goiner to support the next i--.. 8,488 WJ wul Next to lyine about the neonle suggested to our rnends that we National Domnomti. t;vt Plv" uim 6 opunsti Mow, come and trvinir tn ahn thAm - . - i t platform! uu wm yer oooy guard." that the administration can't afford to lose any more of the "Democratic party, if it wants to have anything at all left. LET IT BK XO.uoe THEN. On August 15th we made a special proposition to send the Caucasian three months for ten cents, in clubs! stand. old, and occupy the old one till the new was finished." . Then the Charlotte called pretty boys, tell where The eity council of Raleigh has city is $15,000 be hind current expenses, and a propo sition to improve the streets. Pros perity keeps on returning! might get ten thousand names. The result has shown that we have friendsfriends to the paper and friends to the Reform Movement. They have sent in nearly eight thou sand new subscribers, and the sug gested number of ten thousand will be reached by the 15tb, at which C. Smith, who is the moving spirit time th.e. offer exPir under the first in th matter, to eonflne th. ir-trU. proposition. tion in the call to Democrats onlv; and it is to his credit that he declined Uere 18 a fac which shows that to eonsent to that restriction. On tBe Popl have faith in their WHY GAPT. StC'MAHON LEAVES THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. Since the birth of the People's Party it has never grown faster than now. Every day our exchanges from near ly every State in the Union contain ! prominent feature of the Democratic Speaking about "fusion," we want Pre8S 18 n MPal to Democrats to ! to ask if the goldbuer Democrats are droP the silver question and every going to 'fuse with the free silver thing else, and yet get together on Democrats. Will Morgan, of Ala- Pty lines. They ought first to find bama, fuse with Brice. of Ohint their lines. Will Kingsbury, of the Wilming- TTT m . mr . vv as conanetor i&rvia rnnnmav the card of some prominent Demo- t0ttMessenger' fuse with Caldwell, I Governor Railroad Carr when the crat who gives his reasons for quit- 0 . Cnarlotte Observer! Are the interests of the State were secretly ing the old monopoly ridden ma- macl"ne Democrats going to fuse bargained away to the Southern rail chine called the "Democratic party." w!fh the nesTO convention which road for 99 years! If so, we suppose We have now before B Tat will be held in this eity this week! that he was there nlino. th- ?"u- paper containing a card from Capt. I mese tnings loos: probable. What J of a "Disinterested Visiting States- i ta i ..... . r mini evuuiuiiu hi. part therefore, and on the part P" " ow, tnat ere is inde- j. D McMahon, a prominent Demo- lbottt ifc Dem what about it! form and th Pi-P.. I crat of Bolton, Texas, In closing he There will be a considerable shak- man" again. to it, aa well as on the part of hun- torm aDd the People's Party. It dred of other Democrats who are 8howa that the masses are looking known to have endorsed the call, it with hoPe to the People's Party, s 2 :a- a- . I and to that 'iuiWh 7., 1 cTa' ta au lUTiiativu iu uierYuouy wool uiu wirou-imj ruinous favors silyer regardless of the party Uon oC Public abuses and the honest I ?at5 ".B04 chance to do something . a mi a.im iHiiiiH. is. wiiiuii mm an rno vwrowmw affiliation. regulation of public affaire. . The I of John Sherman and did even wori than work nf aeniniv in tka.o I the Republican nartv had done. mrtv 6 ... '""u ouMovuuris fc...ii .u - T , r-J 1 . . ....... One thinir is evident. The parti- has been voluntary. The r twnk th.S.K0 ar w - r - j wwfk(w mmvmiw aa aoib. rm wnii -- - - J i a m - j. i mk sann aan -machine" Democrats and all simply made an offer in keepintr with ile "ys: me up of thines in the Piedmont I have lost all hope of getting free silver section of the State d urine the last I nnwl reform thrnnch th. TY- I TO uu.1 aaij Lilt IU cratic party. My party promised to repeal I ten dys of September. Senators r, XJZtfl' I BQtIer and Pritehard, Mr. Walti for the people, it endorsed all the infamy Henry, Major W. A. Guthrie and Dr. Cyrus Thompson will be in that see- See the places elsewhere in this Ex-Senator W. C. P. Breekenridge, of Madeline Pollard fame, is going into the Kentucky campaign to help Hardin, the Democratic nominee for Governor. 'Hardin has quit talking silver at the demand of the Demo cratic State committee. Great Scott! Isn't it astonishing isue. The meeting at Thorn asville to see what Pops can do when they B ' vm-r m . W U1UOI A UD UCU" I V A M MMA VUll UU IIII1VKI - II. I I 1 i- . . O " I k I W m rm . . I A.a.1 A : a W s. ratic press, are opposed to this con- pie wanted the paper, and when it Sih2S7p, JLzZSL? ? fl" " cnan&ea irom September I Lam-C uouon lo ao u. une more vention. On the other band, those was nut within eh ish.. liSin the Pei. Pa r -Ul11 to Member 21st, so that Sen- P. "d the Caucasian would be who have called the eonvention have I eagerly. none so wituoui tne aovice oi tne I machine and in defiance of its oppo-1 The names of those who interested sition, and have thus given evidence themselves in forwarding clubs show of, the absence of partisanism in I tDat this movement is supported and their action and also proof 'of man- carried forward by men of the no hood and patriotism in connection blest character and grandest stamina with this, the paramount question I ln the Mate; men who stand for the uie umy party uiai stands ioi tne pnnci- piefroi Jeueraon and Jackson. If prosperity is ever restored in this countr-r it mna ha done through it or some other party." Every day thousands of Democrats in, .this country are same conclusions. reaching the ator Butler can make both appoint-! oing to every postoffice in the State. ments. I Why not! '. vr t ' . . . . . " I . -arvia is reported to nave said jt look at tw r , ; 1. .a. tr a... ... r""w 7v TT 7 tnat it j and see how we are spreading out. U1 x maa 10 Good old Pops sent in aU these snb- Z"uZl 1 uon toUetiban during the past three weeka. B tfc wiucn stooa tor Can and will you help push it alonrt nr tou want Bcaorsss. adtektxsk ih ran CAcoAaiAx. ' nrsios AMD eOSFDSIOX. There seems to be some Anmmn. I and foucrht for free eoinaire of ;inr a a .! 1- A 1 J a, mr li . I WA. . . I f A. . ' . . or the hour; all or which may be I "K" Because ngm is justics; men I uon among the liemocratio papers I ana nnanciai reiorm. We hope that! VUJ muai worE, gentlemen. considered as. an earnest of their I wno ara neither in the pnblie eye nor I over the fusion question.. Mneh is I r arvis is reported eorreetlv. f or KTy nian 'a shoulder to the wheel I . m . m . ... .1a I 1 m - intention to support and stand by wani ro m, out wno do want right being said about a possible fusion of 11119 18 a very patriotic utterance wm P"11 iorm chariot to the this principle in eonvention, despite to prevail, and who are willing to j Populists and Democrats. All that ia I at this time. To live up to this nt- toP Are you pushing any! the administration, machine andlwork lhat it may prevail. Can a I said, however, appears in Democrat-1 terance will be a patriotic acL We revenue forces which will be eon-1 movement backed by such a force, ic papers. They started the talk hope that when the test comes (and eentrated in , Raleigh for the oeca-1 earnestness and determination aa J no one knows for what purpose. If I" will come soon) that Mr. Jarvis sion. I this fail! Never! No mortal com-1 there is any talk amone the Podu-I wi" have the eouraee and patriotism bination of power can ever resist it. lists looking to such a measure as to follow the adviee he crave at Mor. There is also published in this is-1 It will go on. and woe to them who I this, the Caucasian does not know I ganton, ne a eaii signed oy represenUUve get in its way! They will be crushed it. Certainly there is no sneh talk Next week the Caucasian will an Pnnnli.t. anil RunnV,!!.... -.Ut.l. I . A j I .1 . - . .. n. . I - kvaij, wiucu w iiuf auu jjrauuu iu mwuer. i auiuuif ma memoers or tne state I nonnce an offer of cash nri. t . . . 1 ..I . I f I K A.VA speaas ior iueu, ano wnicn shows . committee, and though there is fre- the best article written on the fol- that the interest in a non-partisan We have received letters from quent correspondence wish chair- lowing subject: "Why free eoinaire silver convention is sufficient to many reform workers who say they men of the various county and town- of silver cannot bA mvcnnvl thMn.i. bring together, . for consultation, have not had the time to present the ship committees in the State, no the Democrat! Mrtv. a - Elkix Wooursr Mills, Chatham Manufacturing Co Proprittvrt. '' Eumr, N. Cn Sept 4th, '96. QSXTLTXXHI. . Please continue our "ad" another month. It is bringing us customers. Yours truly, Signed Chatham MVg. Co. 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Uold Mill UreysUMie II & 2 I 5 3 1 4 I 17 12 4 71 U 2 10 1 21 10 I 8 4 3 3 I 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 4 S 3 20 -2 21 1 1 1 3 3 2 6 8 10 2 22 UreysttM Godwin Ctoruet Oorauui Garybburg- Hookerton HnuLfcrsville Hopewell llinton Htllsboro Hartland Haniptoo lladltfys Mills Hunters Bridge Hudson Holly Hprlngs Hurdles MUU Hope Mill Hickory Harruburt; Humphrey Hobtfood HarrellsvUle Halifax Harpers Kuad Hackney Hollywood Hobbsvllle Hawleys store Hobtou Hopewell Holniaue HaHty Hoods Hexleua HouNe Holland Haw Kiver Henrietta Heflln Harpers Hills Ktre Harlowe Horner Harrington Hainptou Sidney, Va.1 S u Si 1 1 a 11 I I 2 I I I vl 14 I 4 HI 3 1 I 2 I 3 1 IV U i u 2 I I I 1 4 15 3 17 4 2 3 I I 1 a 1 I 1 4 I 2 7 I I Hi IS 2 2 2 I 1 X 3 I II 1 6 I 1 I I 2 I I 2 I 2 I 3 13 4 41 I 8 2 2 2 11 3 I 3 2 1-i 11 2 14 6 3 2 7 V I 2 1 1 10 3 10 2 I 4 4 1 10 1 7 Manama MUlOarfe MUllaarpurt Ml ML Main M MlUitprtac Maaaa vtua Maunewa Mori Ml Maaahtff ML fcawrgy Miraaoa Momavtlla Mtal Hill Maptavlli) Majrbaw Maaaa.SU C Mi ii ant Naali New ort New I onduo Xmlmrn Nails Norta Wllknbnro New Hill Newauao Nw MMUlIf Newell'a Nlr bounu'e NatOMifw Ncmlavtll Nurtb Itove New rmlnu NaUiral Wel.s Ni Nurwotd New llooe New Uabt Nunb tMawt Newton uro Mlve Hill Hd Huaria ttakdaia Us lord oiUks tld Furnarw Ooward Overabut Md Fort IN-niaiiilaville Uwrwo Old ltork Plkevllle lrtneeutn laebtrw Fnwprct Hill l-asteli Foole llnknry FMienaMi Hridsa Fartueriew rVlbJMn Promise FatteraiM Kxlmcs nuaouru I'birult Furkrtl Purlay tutrix Ml llymouth FMllaTa Hill Paltertoju PraU HKnud Foiavllle lrri Faae iTisiperlty ltiniyrat Fowidlsrlll Famllra IVmmrks Foplar Uranrh Powell's Poiul liAjiiMrvlila Ilrler Ptwant Hill PolkK-ksvtlla Prrtoa PtUCB lire way ITou Paw Cn-ek Pike Peace EUerbeHprun , EBiHka . EvarjTeeti Epsom Uagle Mills Ka peptic Hprlngs Filand . Exter Evansvllle ElenMoti, Texas Knterprtoe EUlxajMHh Clt jr Elroy Freemont Fklsoos FmUlae; Creek Flox Failatoa Ptah Dam Fields Fontcol Faith Fail Greek Flint Fair Haven Forkade 11 1 8 1 2 4 11 2 S 18 10 1 3 2 1 12 2 1 21 2 2 4 23 12 7 10 11 13 3$ 17 14 42 22 f 1 Hickory Grow iisniiiuin 11 '..'raouville Hi i tf liiAib HoraeKhoe Harrell'a Htore Hallnboro UarbiiiKer Ultcbcork Harmony Hendeiauu Had icy Handy High Point Hamilton Ark Hamlet Indian Trail Idalla James City Jubilee John Jackson Jason Jeanamlne Jones Mlue Jackson Creek Jupiter Jaineavtlle Joneabofo JacksonvUle Joppa Jaoocks Jackson Hill Joford Jennings Klnaton Kelford Kenly Kind's Mountain K logwood Keith Klnnon Kiger Keener Klurell King KnotUvllle Knott's Island Klmsvllle Ketea. Va. Kadar Lawn dale Lluie-s Mills Lenoir Lexington . LeMay Uberty Lockvllle lany 4 1 I 7 11 II II 2 1 ' II 1 7 14 2 2 2 1 24 II 2 1 8 3 2 1 14 2 12 1 Qulury liuerye itueeusdale Reldsvllle Itutberlordioa ltork Creek Korky Mount Koaeiuemd Kylaud III verv lew Kan kins Koine Korky Point IUM 1 1 us Kandleburg King wood Hoe Hill. H. C. Itlch Hquare IUw Hill Klch lands Ked Hpnugs Kldrewav Klailo Kotboro Itohsvlile Kepia Cock Kock Rest Kowland Kladen Kosewood KaleiKb Komaia Rural Hall Kicrvllle I'.uffla KudlsUI Itandieman KockyboL-k Itoaeboro I teed y h ranch Rldgevllle RiKg bee's Htore Ricbneld - Reaaca Richmond. Va. Ruck Mprtngs tveeay tTeea Roxobet Rebaalh Rand's Mills Rockingham Rlverdale Red Mountain Rimer Hteel Creek Hboptoa HouLb Creek Htepbenaou ntubba hborwood I 2 rt 23 IS 2 14 12 2s 2 2 &4 2 Zi Ii Lt Zt It 31 ta 2 1 vU, Va. Karatta twabw ry its Waablarioa eaoriry Pcaal iy RUn rtMby VHaaviry laHtrpabwrg XC Joss's iaiU.S44 Mpiy lhaJa4M Mtts tarukga KuMa M tec Off Masaw WAraslil naWaa caurrh fait Karausfa ttaalnrd Klalnhark Hvaaaaar miptoar rtng (wepauwIIW Hate Kilvvc alpla Mil Kalrui Ha)uta Njiida MaJHnga maiMVIil Na1io Hpelghl's Kfidge Ntuvall N-nutua Haodller Hrrv-r IMwmrt an Hani Heutland Nrk Hb.M4un Mx lUiua ewakiMrd Taylor lartaaKt Telephone Taita I butuaavllle l yaurV Mills Tar landing Town Creek lempUag Tarueya TurklHW Tradlag k'tiX Tobacr ill Tlllery Ttlluma Troy Talbot TLrnuall'ity Tar River 1 matinan Turkuat-e Tolera TrrnluQ Tulis Turkey Thuratuo lylorslll t't I uUm luity I'aiteraity I'mbra Vrnl Vander Verbla Venrua Vandal la Vivian Vartua Vlekauoro VandVuM-t VaatrrUira Vaakva Veroua Vteaua, Oa Vela Wf bulla Urallultilter Weavervllie U'araaw Wallarw Wmtua WllniliKtMi Wlillatnotou WtaMl and Wlti4ow Welduu Wade VYblUkera U'eat iHirliam Wsnrn Hiatus Whltevilto WiudiKtr Wllaoa barVMi Woodadale Wlliard villa Walaullie Wa l(aleih Weekeavllle Willow Wlllatd Wilkeaburo WtlltauiM' Mills WarreiittNi Wakefield Wiekar Waller ' W liauu Mills Wlnnabrew Will Ranks' Wild wood WakhlnrVMi Woods' Mills Wilkin Wlnfail Wert Mills Water Lilly W instead Wood burn Wbltaell WlUKtOfl White Rravt Wolf Mount Wllaou Wllieyton Willow Hraneh Wnyneavllie Wllilamaboro WIlaon'aHtufw Watarloo Wlnfail Wilkeavlile M'aymaaj WblUier 3 Xenla 1 S 8 2 I 8 Yale Vaoceyvllie Yoangsviile 7eb Hi I. Is 14 I I II I 7 3 7 & I I 2 I 4 II 4 Z XI 24 4 Zt 2 21 I V 3 10 I. 23 11 Ii 11 1J8 12 I 8 4 2 2 I I 3 I I 1 I II 2 20 1 A SSAJOKir. or bHu, Tkat Mi ah it. . 7- '"pai M.W 'I01MIU MV k f , tXATK. For Rtal Ilenxrx, puhUeans 23. ropaUat u Bepablieans 7, 1'epuhtt . orai. For Bepaal tWmocra'a pabUcans 73. Popoli., u Ta;nt Bpl-Iri,.--r4., Republicans 12, Por-u!it T. Ho v can a party w,Ja like the above be trud to frv A - . at wSPu tr r ire stiver i it I voi j the oaljr hope of ihm ronotrj. all It is eatj eaouch to run tu i. p to t treat j thousand if vu have not jet stepped ibta 1-, . snake half the effort that a.-. . the Old Guard have made. W. a Sklaaer Is ewe ef lbs bast k mvi sawa la WaJwflalt, Maes. De Is a t vwlwraa aad everytoa ys trleaA. Ha Mr,, 'I bad rbeasMtler aat was la pua, bealtkaloactlaM. lalcaUoM pelaia, towards lbs aeeesBalaUoa ef tftparrtte la tne blood aa ffwraa et 4Waaa 1H oooatlpatad acd haA Mappsvlte. I eW denUy aesded a rood blood pvrlfier aal die Id ad te take Hood's Haras par ilia, a made a caa&f-oall taroagk any srst, gave see aa appattte ea worksd scs tlvalj oa aaV blood. 1 eat ow r1-j wall, any Uood baa bn pat la r) citav.taeakstoZlood'a. W.U.ausaa. Hood'o Sarcaparilla lo tho Only Truo Blood Purifier FromlaeaUj ia the Fabllo C y Today. Hood's Piiu zsitsinz Our New Leader, $1.45. n Lit year's demand for onr IjraArr -m so liree that we were ttiuUc to mir.ulf ture tncra as Cast as they were ordered. This year we have one mammoth (aitory that manufactures nothing but tha I". and we aie making this Lot In s immenae quantities that we are aUe ta produce a much better loot. We have many new Improvrrnrriti is this line: first, it Is made of heavy rra- uine Don cola, solid leather sole and iiiff sole; second, it has a leather ao k linrne. which no other but a higbprked lu has; third, it has a back-stay f fourth, a much care is taken in selecting this m k. and in making, as ia our higher -fKe3 poods; fifth, we not only warrant but we guarantee rverv line to be Just as repr sented. The atiore cut is an exact iijf of the boot itself. Our New Leader Ladles' rVwjr.li Hel ton; styles, I 'lain Opera Toe, 1'lain I 'nm-mon-Sensc Toe, Opera Toe ratml Tip; widths. D, K, and KEj sires, J to . Our New Leader Ladies Doogola r mr4 Lace, Opera TocVatent Tip; widths, H K, and KE; sizes, 4 to 8. Our New Leader Ladies ponffola T.ct ton. Spring HeeL Common-Srase Ij; I'atent Tip ; widths, D, E, and EE ; tltr sir to 6. Any of the aTwverscrfbed shoes tA oo receipt of SI.4S, aU postage paid If us. Send for complete iflostratrd cat logue of all grades of boots and sboes free. 1 lease mention this paper. - POSTAL SNOC CO.. Bos29S7 ' Bowton. Blass. Lanier's Llpe Lonely Lea wood Lodo Lenu LsvOrange Lewlstou LltUeton Level Craas Lisa Louiabarf Locjan Htore Locnt Ulll LeaAbennmn Lefo Lincoln, Neb. Laey 1 1 4 1 S 12 1 3 2 2 4 1 1 1 1 8 I Headquarters forthe Dest, Only. BREEDERS OP PRIZE WINNERS OP t Tim FOUjOWISG VARIETIES t Mammoth Bronze and White Holland Tnxkrys, Barred and White Plymouth Rocks, Brown andVkl:tte Lrrorns, Light Brahma. Indian and Pit Games, Buff Cocluns, Silvrj -Laoed Wyandottes, White Ctunees. Pekin Xncaa, Moacovy Ducks, Pea Fowls and Fan-tail pjgeoaa. Fowls and Ec; Fcr Sals at All Tea. s&jjsr&isz ALSO firfri Essex and Red Terser Piss. Best Strain leiatered Tenew CwV. Bnf Hmd Colts and Fillies, fine as split silk. Yesr Get Peeler 8tek If Yea Bey rf Us. Evcuvrnuto cvjlrastczd as RxnuuumzD. A.IIItK i-l 0CC01TEECHEE FABZL DTJBHAIL N- C i u EL(IJ 1700LEH HILLS, S Don't dispose of your wool until you have ai... 1 C A 1 -W-S "" ' eeu oa in pics irora ine JLKIN Woolen Mills. Lewwrord Leaabaiw Laacfora Locust Lbrbt Glae Law Lindaay Karaban Marmadoke Munroa Ml olive Maiden Huum MaiSetow Maekey'a Perry Merry HlU jsotamnion sr Maybew Mildred MartlndaU May Midway MerehanU Mnis MU1 Prone Mo ilea MenoU Minaaas Meadow HlU Morebead MeAdanavllle Merry Oaks . Method Miller MLOOead Michael Mm brook : I u 2 S 14 4 W M 14 J M IS 25 IS o O O CQ w W W M g P O CD w H H ' Thej have bnilt bran new mill, and eqoipped it with the ttv best niachinery. Write for samples and terms to the mm rmmm wm, HU1 1 1 V id, II "
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 12, 1895, edition 1
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