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TUB MONO OF THE MOCKIXO BIRD.'
HOW STANDS THE CASE TO-DA
GovKjtNoit? Haven't the act
of three red 811 1 rt legislature
and more than two yea 158 o)
your own beneficent rul
fauhed into hitftory since yol
proclaim kd the foregoing;
When you are cavorting ovki
the state whooping for eouc
tion and roads don't you ii ea j
of more crimes being commit ej
in north carolina than evei
before and do you continue t
ATTRIBUTE TllEHK TO FUSION RULL
When the farmer carrier hla cottor.
to tbe market and receive eleven cU
for It he feels happy until he sets back
heme and realizes how much of thai
money he will have to pay for Statt
taxes for the support of ' Democratic
Uood Government" and then he getk
blue. The way to wear a smiling
countenance all the time U to vote thU
crowd out and put a set of men In of
Uce that will be less expensive. Thei.
you can spend your extra money fo;
tbe support and comfort of your fam
nr.
The Democratic machine In thU
State has Increased the assessed valu
atlon of real and personal property II
this State about C5,000,000. Youi
property Is not worth any more thU
year than It was last, but the tax-pay
era of the. State must pay at leas
I12S.000 more taxes this year thai
they did last year. Taxpayers, art
you going to submit to this? There h
a remedy vote the present crowd out
of office at the next election.
The esteemed Charleston News and
Courier baa begun to ask itself why it
is that out of the 1,009,000 immigrants
who arrived in this country during the
past year, not one settled in South
Carolina. If the old Palmetto State
wants lmigration, it should take in that
Jim Tillman sign. Jacksonville Times
Union.
And North Carolina should take in
that Democratic Red Shirt sign.
And now the news comes from Bun
eombe county that the jail in that
county Is not of sufficient size to ac
commodate the prisoners.
Jadge Jones said that when he held
eourt In Asheville before there were
seventy five confined in jail and that
he knew the jail was not in a proper
sanitary eondltlon. For all this In
crease In crime and filth we give the
Democratic party all the credit that Is
due then.
In the case of the "gold brick" men
before the Supreme Court this week
one of the attorneys for the prisoners
wan told that he ought to be satisfied,
as one of his clients had been pardoned
by the Governor, "The trouble is he
paraoned the guilty one," was the at
torneys reply. And this story has a
sequel.
Why do the Democratic newspapers
cf the State hold Trinity College re
sponsible for Prof. Bassett's article?
During campaigns they yell them
selves black in the face for education
and now they are trying to break down
the Methodist College In North Caro
lina. It shows hypecrUy and narrow
inlndedness.
Dddd SSXTUA Carolina-pro-speech
in xt'JU
Tiding U lt n fAror of
'".IT
The sound of the pistol Is more f re-!
quent than the song of the mocking
bird." Within the past few days two
men In Jones county have been sen
tenced to be hanged for murder, and
Jones county Is under
"good government ' too.
Democratic
The Populists have declared their
independence of the Democratic party.
For which relief, sauek thanks. Char
lotte News.
And we dare say the Populists are
thankful al&o what if they hat te
stand for the Democratic "mismanage
ment" in North Carolina! Union Re
publican. The disgrace would be more than we
could bear.
The News and Observer quotes from
the Chatham Observer a moan little
ilur upon a certain fusionist. Will the
News and Observer please Inform us
here the "Chatham Observer" is pub
Ished, and who might be called the
editor? We must say we have never
Heard of this paper before.
"The Democrats always prefer to
make their campaign upon their prom
.ses rather than their performances."
-Union Republican.
They know If they were to make
their campaign upon their perform
ances that the bridge would not carry
hem over.
The Democrats haven't rewarded
Locke Craige yet for trying to impeach
.he fusion judges, lie was slated fer
.he United States Senate, but ke
iropped his slate and brake it when
je met Senator Pritchard in joiat ie
jate. He now has nothing on which
le can make his mark.
The following from the Graham Trib
ine is worth the consideration of ev
jry tax-payer of the State:
"Bear In mind that the Democratic
idmlnistration in this State spent
;821,514.86 more in one year than the
.'usionlsts. How do you like it?"
The News and Observer has been
Abusing the city government of Ra
eigh because he has been unable U
.-ontrol the board of aldermen. To
jiust bow down before Joey or you
vill certainly get "cussed."
The Wilmington Messenger suggests
hat if the courts in this State can't
onvict a man of murder, why not sue
he defendant for damages, as they do
the railroad when they kill a maa
even accidentally.
Colton sold in several places in the
State Monday for 11 l-6c. and the price
has been gradually declining since
But if we are any judge of the cotton
market the price will soon be up again.
No prisoner has escaped from the
penitentiary either by pardon or other
wise within the past week or at least
there has been no public statement to
that effect. "
How are the Democrats geing te ex-
these high taxes and a bankrupt
these ohigh taxes aac a bankrupt
treasury?
Mr. Cleveland is on a duck hunt 'near
Norfolk. He will seon be on "a wild
goose chase" if he tries it for the
residency. v
If you don't want your taxes in
creased, you had better not Tote the
Democratic ticket.
PRESIDENT AND CASHIER DEAD
One was Accidentally Killed, the Other
Com mittted Suicide.
Charleston S. C,. Nov. 16 Colonel
E. Miller Boykin, United States Mar
shal for this State, under Cleveland,
ind a banker of Camden, killed himself
accidentally today. After reaching
home he picked up his gun, which had
a complicated reversible action and
went out to shoot a hawk. He was dis
covered an hour afterwards lying dead,
while his gun was found leaning on the
opposite side of the fence. The sup
position is that as he started to climb
the fence he set the gun over the fence
at the same time making a motion to
get over himself, when the gun was
discharged. The coroners jury gave
a verdict to this effect. Colonel Boy
kin was president of the DeKaleb Cot
ton- mill, of the Farmers and Merch
ants -Bank, and other large corpora
Uons, He was delegate to the National
Democratic Convection which nominal
ed Cleveland In 1SS4.
Charleston, S. C, Nor. 16 Tha sui
cide of E. Z. Zetap, cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, of Cam
den, S. C, shocked the people of the
town tonight, a few hours after the ac-
cidental destruction of Colonel E. Mil
ler Boykin, President of the bank.
Shortly after receiving tha news of
the death of Colonel Boykin. Mr. Zemp
left home ostensibly to go over to
Mr. Boykin's nearby, b it instead went
to bis bam and committed suicide,
shooting himself with a pistol through
the mouth.
A Government for the R!ch Man.
The Asheville Citizea calls attention
to the inconsistence ef a judge in this
State in sentencing a negro, whoe stole
2S cents, to one year in prison, while a
prominent business man who stole $1,
200 was given only three years. We
suppose the negro was punished for
stealing on" such a small scale. Ia all
probability the business man will be
pardoned in a few months, while the
negro will serve out his term. Ex.
The Populists will start a daily pa
per in-Kansas in the near future.
Both are Indicted.
Asheville, N. C, Nov. 16 Daniel C.
Champlain, former Mayor of Biltmore
and cashier of the Biltmore estate,
and George R. Tennent, heretofore a
time-keeper on the estate, were today
indicted by the grand Jury of the Supe
rior Court for the embezzlement of
funds from George K. Vanderbilt. Both
men have left the State and their
whereabouts are unknown.
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH.
f"he Mob Demanded Keys of Sheriff
Thompson
Durham, N. C, Nov. 16 An attempt
vas made at Roxboro last evening to
lynch Adam Hunt, the negro who kill-
id the young man Wilkins a few days
igo. Mr. L. J. Winstead, a young man
vho lives at Winstead, but had been to
loxboro on a visit, said that soon after
-nidnight a party of some fifty men
vent to the home of sheriff Thompson
md demanded the keys to the jail
He had previously let one of his depu
tes have the keys and he was finally
ible to convince the crowd that he did
aot have any access te the jail.
Coet of Election In NVw York City.
We sre it stated that the election
a New York th's week will cost
hat city i ot les than $H00,000.
rnppctora of f lection will receive
5266,000 of the above amount, it is
aid. Union Republican. I
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE,
Terminated with an nglv cut on
he 1 g of J. B. Oner, Franklin
r ove I I It dev. loped a s ubbori
leer unyielding to doctors and re
idi for four y. ars. Then Buck
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Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
'hey had heart trouble, because the heart is
sver-working in pumping thick, kidney
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It used to be considered that only urinary
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