o
If
II
THE TROUBIiE AT SHARON.
AStatementof 'omeol the Unfortunate
Differences in that CocrestJon
call w as "then and there accepted by
him, and how Presbytery made the
usual arrangements for his installa-
l.lUll ill' "liit'wu, " - J
Mk. Editor: U is now jwp of pll0iic record. As soon us it, ne
guierally known that a nr t unf- r- iepurne known that Mr. Newell had
tnnai'. state of affair exists in Sharon j acorpted the call and was coming to
church of 'this oonniy, hut it does gion t0 live, there was general re
rot s em to 1v p ner.diy known who j0jcing among the people, and they
i re-T-oiisibV for this r rouble. A hy turued out in a body, elders, dea-
kind Mid loi!g Krdher should j coug am private members to inspect
'have -eeu lit to end this :t miction j tne premises of the parsonage and
upon us. we cannot tell, mu! wejiad : ma?e such repairs as might be
made up our minds to suiter in hi- foulul needful, and to nnke ar
ietiev whatever r. proaclus ndght r;ine;enients to give Mr. Xewella cor
tvme upon us. But when t,-e ehar- t ;.,"' welcome to Sharon But alas,
aciev of .-'iC f parol : nd 1 est . iaor 1Uuian hopes! In an evil hour
nrr.lvrs is-juildidy and ruthlessly j jr Xewell met with Mr. Jas. Will-asii'-
d in the N. C. IV. -shyterian, janis0n, pastor f Siiirar Creek
and that. too. by one who. at least, j ciiurch, who, by soiuv Grange hocus
should wear the nuine unsullied, ! vocu (;iiised Mr. Jewell "to see
. l. " ' . . . t , i : .1
THEJCOTTON CROP OF 1895.
we j
that dufv riMjuires u-r-oie.ake : 10h,r0blins, and ;; thiols dire and
.... o.-r"n sJah'nieat of ihe facrs in ! lie ; .i-. .wilful in that womMu uocu
c:!5c. :.rd then )oae the verdict in Xlwut, and canted him to ? jea-t it,
the '-auds of an in;part:al ptil i - ;inti iillerl liis m ? tl with animosity
Abo if two years ago wnile tee rr-- . (0xvard Mr. Kan Km w:v ail along
SENATORS 1 IT TUB PEOPLE. .
Report from the Elections Committee on
hti Am. urfment to the Constitution.
Washington. T 0 , March 20.
Senator Mitci ell, Republican of
Oregon, tcday reposed i'rom the elec
tions committee th. joi-t resolutions
preparing the an -nd cnt to the
eonstitution providing ior the elec
tion of Senators by a direct vote of
be people. The report says the
committee studied the matter with
h. proper appreciation of its gravity.
'.. n' -t.tinns that ae raised to the
all other destinations amouutcd to ( .rop0fccd change were fully consider
; I I i i . . i .-. . ,. I . , . I
ed. I he conimitiee renori. wiieiuuw
that the tendency of public opinion
is fo discourage' the Semite, to de
preciate its dignity and its- powers.
Tf th,v. i uv.v eause for this it
should be removed. The adoption of
The Agricultnnal Department's Statisti
cal Bullt-tin.
The Agricultural Department has
issued the following bulletin on the
cotton crop of 1895:
The statements furnished the ie
parfment of Agriculture by all rail
ii'wva wnil water transportation coin-
panics show that from Sept. 1, ISi'o.
to Feb 1. IbiH), tne tomm ari't
movements of cotton from ''"- --bites
nrndiirtion to ports m r : a and
western mills, Canada, .Nle.xiio and
. i
- O'J 7)0 nnnnprplft h . liC
ports from the officials of r.he rnHls
show actual purcluss durii-g 'It"
same period amounting io ('. 5 , T '
bales; the Department's township
. . . -i i i
md precinct agents snow mar, ,
sior -.J' Sharon chm .. wcie asuog ! );J)1 bcoh his best fni-nd Wlieu fhe i,i.v Pi0cks held'at ports. The e; '
abo- to iliel a nv.n io till di ir a- JleWi r(.ached Sh: 'on d wn-it has I l)Vr"StaUlS ;s as follows:
can: pulpit, tluir attention was 1:ll-!reiied. it )rw.iu- ed the utmost 1:!b;lll':u 48ii,-iS0 bales; remain i-.
,iir, . ( d to or.e Kev. .v vilr Cl)i)fUsion in the .n;nds o i he peo i Qn .,!.,, .,tioll j .warehouses, et
r-dv.- hv Invn jivfdiing at Amity . pio In this ex ir-meet, oae cen- ! S; ,,(llht bv mins .f4,t-'
; , '. :. -1k--v--. 'mk had raviiiy ; sured Mr Newel :. ot:.crs eeasnred . (.;,., ., () -
li-.-i- Ma:t'..w's j'p- Mr. Ka-nkiu, wlr.io p Thaps fe.rly ; ' H.n' 3;5,-i:,r: p'antali-n
i ivr ! ot fa- s.s:-.n. Mr. .ou-.l :lU condemned 1 i r. V. d i -,o as a j hd i;-t; mills, l.r7); total, -2,,
Feb. 1. 189H, thrre remained on jii o; ; lb), . llllMUlnU.r,t will remove the Pic
tations 25,13 bales; in warehouse.-, i jU(ijoed now existing, which ate
3.') 8, 741 bales; at public gins, Hd J VapitUy becoming dangerously fyst
51)!) bales; at compresses, 17 1. """- ..,J(.,i up(.u the public mind; willdis
bale; total U87,4b bales not mc! - tt(. ai cause, excuse .-aid pet ex t tor
inir stocks held at ports. The e; 1 j H! eritic:sm; will 'end to elevate
bv States is as follows: ,'. , h:,r;wde" liih-ir tip.? diirnitv
uime to .iaron
,ir fo:
-.a
I) h w,.s to
h.alf the liin
,. i
nuact was busv-bodv in oth-r
ri,! The result is a hoe!
la!e 1 Ripply, in
our church, which may i.evei
healed. The writer ot tms make
.have
! ' 11 r.)i',4: mills. l.."70; total, -IS'-i, i
. . , i - m i T T I'
ll Ci lH.i 1 A
o, mij: loiai. .,." i o
), neon c m pj u n:;e ,. 0.,timK ,i v-iik' a COllSl 111-
i j.j-. r, i, J Pi. P. liUVIl' i" '' ''"
to see now i;,,,,,,! lnu-vcr m!h r.heretore expresses
( IVlllVl J v 1 T--" - -----
ii'U ( 11 !i 1 ' V
1
i i i I U . .,wl i , !
i ( uoiik! ;ise n:e i i..ie.e.i. ai.u , 110 opinion a Done mis now iaiiKiu
.ox, i! e lav;,, h -r might, like them, j c.tu fin-t;her than to say that he has
. f. ; !i t.-Vor: sh;;u'd he made to ' nevor thought t hat ' the changes
-fa-'-ish the ra.-io.al relation, which m;Uie would accomplish the end de
bit t us much he can sav,
loi! ;'-e !irst vi ar Mr. Xew tdl had
' "Ov )
ne expira- cii-.-iJ
1 Cll ' VI
and rliar is tlat he has known
4Iv in fayr with the peo ; r,. j... K. Rankin lo:pjr and inti-
j-!e. .a.u havhig intimated that lie : mateiv, and he ventures the aser
i.iiv!:" p,-e:;eh feu-us a'! the 'i'l e. if ,.;on t',.lt po m.iri cau th is k'i)W
d' :Av- C: ,h" e ):!. In;:r.e l:at' c.d- ii;m uijhom admiritii? his c.indi.r.
i. a ' . n. . tn .aii.T :ii- in- '. i it-,- . .1 ,.i i-i.t i.i-
v nMp-si, aim aii'.iitj .m . ii.ii ivcx.i .
m to make a eanxass of Kvery otlicer in Sharon chundi
i j 1 ....
i !;ivation a :-u see u 1 1. .y ' nou s i ha t M r. lianUin. nas aiwavs
a
srrm
tl
c-.i-:.
l):::u.
f;-M
tha.U
abiii
c--P-
'hii-v : uffiuieiit for tt e
y ?ir. Nen'-eir.-- time. They
;.! , ,v) va s : i ; I repo:1' (1 u:i-
blv. Mr. New.dl, ! ow -ver.
. i :;
t i ' ,t 1 1-" e e'iegat on wvv
! V a !le i he p IV t re 1 ; !M fed
d. 1 1 ki : spmiS shoii 1 1 be
done more than tw ice as mueh as
.,nv ot h; i man in the eoaj relation,
iti p: 0'!i t ,o:i to !ps means ai
jty. in jay. ng lie (diirer;"s
lie ovr.s lio: a .. of 1 a:i ! ;
e a'a
de'ot.-
Geonrian, 777, !:!; plantation, etc..
i:,:?.3Sl; mills, 14,041: tot;!, 1,
087,i54. Indian Territory, 5.."0; planta
tions, etc , 7..":J8: total, .V.),,P7.
Louisiana, .;V.8,l:7: p:antai;on.-,
et-v. GO,', 1 8; mills, 1,074; total. 4 ;:,-
Mississippi, 787.1'5d bates; planta
tions, 1 o8, 1 11 ; mills, 1 KGdv': lo'al,
!!,":('. I'iil).
M:souri, ll,boii; plantations. ooS;
tot il. 1 I. tilt.
North Carolina 1 ".'; 10: planta
tions, oli ;); mills; i : 1 ,1 So; total.
kiahom-i. UY.mk
7) ! ; tota , i o.di ;.
Sont h l 'arolinu. tl ! ."':; p! Lata
illlil
tne nsefalness of the
Op'-iiin o! tli irii,iii5 it:ra S-astn in
'.));. '
hir.-aiii. M oeh 5. In several
r -p ets ihe as i ot grand opera
w inch begins tonight at the &udi
;o! 'um promis s to eclipse that of
a;iv previous y, ar. The li ;h of box
holders shows that soeety will be
ably represented while the advance
sale of seats is far a: cad of previous
-e -ons. Tonight Gounod's "Faust''
be sang in Fr nch with Melba
d th tv:o D l-'Ske's in the cast
. morrow picrht the only Calvo will
ue luaidin JJiztt's 'Ciinnen." "Wed
nesday evening Nordica vvill be the
Yalentina in kT.es J luirueno's" sp-jior-ed
bv the greatest cast ever
brought, toeeiher in this eouidrv. It
will 'inclu le Mine Sealeln. Mme.
Melba, dean and K.hvard PelJ-szke.
M. l'laneom and M. Maurel. Thurs-
V,
-rr"
.n,
The Biggest You Ever "SzvsS
'vww ' Pf5 '"'"fSS '' '
plantations, j dav eni.iur ae's
i ci's aTiMviatu
(iv "Caval .'e i t
) I ne.:sie .
o tl
1 : t W I m
al I'rom the incessant P-:i l
:d mis
Tl -
O Atl
;-t a ill for him a-; hanJs. and ai! of this hi- i.-.vn spent
I'--. ;e;i tO i-.! .'
Ta-'toi-. Ib't the Sessiim thought in
safer to v aii till the sa'ary e.'u'd b
ra'ed i' .re uch step- shodd be
t-ikeu. M r. New. -11 was not pleased
with : hi- id- a. and a- : e av i!.!- in n
ed, told .".a- of ;;e pv-ople privately
that t'-A e-:-loa was the only tdi-'a'de
in ti. way of his preaching ;P Sha
ron ad t'e- hne and that he did not
l.)elie- e tli..t the hurr& wo'ahld dv
a; v l .'Te "ood ua: at there was an
i re
oa'. lai;
.-one;
in deeds of chai i ty, or
i;her pt-ople's ilebts. I ma
p.-ople vin cannot appreetaie t In
motives and mdiler purposes faat
a duate uieu -a.-f this kmu. i; is eot
elaimed of eauia. '. ih it Mi", ll-.n-kiu
is perf-X't. He has his fan'. ts, as ail
men have. Hut it seems unkind ami
unfair to attempt io array public
pi iudii-e against one who has al-
tion-. so. :v.
To"! in-- -ee
! .a'.s; mill:
i a-.
i.i.'.s ; mi i
t i
a I
, aad I of Ver
vs ill ba followed
liiist icana" -with
)ll I M;o; total. I C.dve as Santuza. FiidiiV eveninir
Waaler's "Tristan and l-i-lie" will
1 J I plantai "-ns, as-uma t he ehau-n- of uov. by. It
11 .1 1 'J; total, I o J , '. ' 1 d . i will b ' th1' J i a t tirst a iearaaee in
': I ,S-t t; plantafons, j tips o era of Xordica and .ban Me
, o.'iM; total, 1,755,-1 I.V-sdce. Mr. Anton Sei U wiii come
from Xew ork esjuciallv to con
duct the performance. The opem
for Satuid'V matinee has iml be, n
N 'l-aua, .,1 o5: plantations, l.'J'.'l;
lai'1.
'i'ot d e-op, includimi- 4') bales pro- j announce I In the evening a double
duet d m I tab, P,i S.a0,' (
hales.
omna ia ml bill wi 1 1
oletto" .
i aa.
-he: oa t-d n-.'W etbev-rs. In a
time drams were circulate
tliroegkout the congregation askin;
fs.-r iin tl . thai of ni w clli. ers. Tin
SeSo-ioa. .however, in Idis.-ful ignor
ar.ee !' e ..,.t had be-n done, am
beiiir" atix iaus. i e-paeiall v Mr. ih;
. v 1 ,
kiio Lvt Mr.' N'ewt 11 at si1;irt)t.
calk d the iXceUis lotr- tln ra Sit aa
va .- ti i tl to do what, he thought
ua- be.-a. een though he might b,-mi-tak'
n as to w hat wa- b.'st.
. 11. K !h
Tr.iin i:M)ery in Cn OfoniiA.
To above mill tiguits slmuld
he add' ! for Georgia, 745: Louisiana.
(.. ;.": North Caiolina, d-;; South
Carolina, ".SUS: Tenn's, V.u:.-.
ami for Texas. ?.ol7 bade.-, taken
from litrt-aait! o; lei-wds-' c am ft tl in
i
1 1 : u
oresei;tea. eru s
e followed bv the m id
M-'iie fro; : "Lnciatli Lammernioor,"
Mme Melbt si'igiug both main
roles. Among tin- other works to
be pie-ented during the seaso.i are
Loherg! in,'" -h'a'.-taff," "II Tivva
toir." "La Xavari?se." "Lucia di
the rai'.road movement; the Iventuc- j LanimeMuoor," "Martha,'" and "Ma-
kv. .Mis-ouri and liijin'a tpgures Pe- ; man.
u .
tini,- a
tlK'K t:h
to see :f t hey
cient sahtry '
the whole of j
and t Ids . o . :
AVher. v n : . t
.ed them to
mi
.i v;:-s o. t a ' ogreaieai
a mi a ai r i.-.- a -rlh
. s- Mr Newell b r
- ; i?ru. 'i'pev did sc.
i vj.i i" t i u uiab. v.
e SeSa.eli cab ed a
1 1 at (I IlOl'OCI J Jil H"l IHrti j J . - --.ill . v - . - -
Tvl Calif.. March II'. Two ing'd-" inoiudol in the railway move- J -
- ofiicers were shot and a tram robh. r ; men!.
named Daniel McCole was kilhd, in 'i'he null purchases by States art
aim-Jit ni!;! to hold UP the South h'-S fo hMv..; ! j
lo'and Nt w Or'a. ans Fx press n-ari Aahama. 14,'.1; Arkansis, 1 .57
1. -..:;; . :.: e.li.-r -a :;,.'.-!... ;1.,-:C oi-aia. 1 td.d'h Kentackv. !.?
or.-nne.-.i ml,ir v. ' mx- '" tl-.'! Louisiana. 7. Id'.e- M iss
a
na
- t I
I T- t I T -i
, . v h a t 1 . e
n n 4 DIAMOND KING?
' j h PL A 1 ; tlOld) hVlNG
(i'iS I1 (;L!) LOCK and CH
A IX
u.o-t tla.ap.g that h:is
place in alifornia. I
-aould have smveed?d had it n
t ejn lor t he trcaclu rv iff
e V e
s-i piii, 1 1 ,doJ;
taken I 1 i.-soui i, ISS; Xu i h Carod ua, LU,-
i-s; South Carolina, o,o;S; Ten-
I l'ol addv
or
meeting of h copgregat ion for tin- : tohhers. Lat night the of
otlK- rs
lie
of
pnrpi se ' eaetieg ami eai Img a 1 toe ci y w ere lnrornied I nar an ai
pastor. a:d Mr. Newell was almost ; tempt Avouhl be made early this
unaniiuou-dv chosen. Mr. Ran j morning to hold up the sr.n-eL-limit-being
( lark of the Session and Secre- ! ed. The man who gave the ini'or
tarv i if all n'iv con" relation:! 1 meet- j Ulat'on. irtive the details of the plot.
incs. tliouuiit it hi- dutv to pi--pare .ud said he atdirst intend, d to take
the call fur tie rathm of theco-a-tv ' part in it. Cnder .-In riff Dagoftt
gation Xow Mr. Uankin hail ' and constable lh-ed, arm--1 w i1 h -h.ot-thouglit
that some changes cored le gun-;, he went to the pla where th
made in the wording of the call as rooheiy was to occur to await them,
reconn ndetl bv the book of church ' 'I'll- officers saw the men and o pencil
order, that would be advantageous ' hre. The robbers returned the lire,
both a - Pastor and people. better ' SharHT 1 )aggett wait slmt through, the
tor th I a-tor in that it would jro-
1 iv-e. IH, bil; Texas. 5,751. Utld
1 Virginia, ld.Usd. Total. dO'.t.TdC
bales.
No di due tion has been made of
cotton on plantations ami at interior
Pte nt September I, lSi'5.
Tl.ealove figuies are subject to
revisieii in the Depart nieiit s final
reporL
lire. 1 ' i. nvAnnit ti.n iii:.nt f P.. l. - i 1
ary promised, and heHer for the
jefp'e in that it won (i.x a limit to
individual rcsponsibih y intherav
meiit of the salary. It e; -rears that
Mr. b'inkin cmiMilted Mr. Newell
Ion in regard to the change- which
.e tlauight of making in the usual
one, aad cbtained his consult
!).;.;- la-fore making them, lie
ua f ra: made .-ofh n !fer;; ions as
i j f !; eje-lit d saalee. and in r adiie-
'e,: r!;the erat ion, called
jep- special attviition 'o the cha a ,--.
Avnir-li tie had.
pava
CO
ia o
th
1
f
tl
umaas. probahlv fataliv. and eon-
' i - . '
st ible Heed was sbatin -he s'noulder.
McCoh- who is bdieved to I e oi
the Dalton u'aiiir, was killed
others escaped.
Jllfkhurn's New CumjtaiJiii.
Fi:a. m. :?, Ky., March 1-
S nat ; L1 .-, win opeiii d hi
jaogn La silver at the oj era
house hist night, lie math; a ige.
roas -perch, claiming that the failure
of 'lie K n'urdyy legislature to elect
a Senator was a great vieiorv for -liver.
ht
C i!l
1 I
1 i
tC Was P, oVei hv Senator
mat e in re":; ni to the P.,-.- a di
.- - . - v i j ' ui i ' u i: ei - ti i lie iiu i t'ii
lym- nt of the s;darv. and told the j pf Govei nor Bradley for his conduct
rgegatlon teat it they had any idmiug the last days of i he legisla-
oui -cii aras or anv miiictsm
a,
:o make i t.nre.
on Lit pa: nges proposed Unit now Colonel Jack Chinn made a few
was me ume to ma a.-' rn-m. tr.:- i
considerable d'scus.-hm of the maite
North Ciirollna.
The State Convention has not be. n
cabeJ. but it is conceded that it will
eie.-t silver delegates. Tlie Deir.o
tia'sofXorth Carolina and South
Carolina-ttaud shoulder to sliouhler
on the money question. None of
I he prominent men have threatened
f j to Loir, the national convention
-noui'l ir le against silver, oui u
'aree number of the voters have
done o. ami h" situation is sarious
ro r liit t extent. Tee h ading .Demo
crats are for silver. All previous.
on e itions have detlareil for the
wdiit" met d.
!Je.a r.lmg a presidential choice,
t he delegation will .want a sound
a .d straightforward ilver in in, but
would pr.ohably be satisfietl with
Morrison or Stevenson, should either
pled ire bimself to let tbe vvill of the
partv decide the money tiuestion.
X'orth Carolina's twenty-two votes
are regarded as a cerramty tor silver
wk s!;ll as low
AS YVK CAN.
I.OWKK TITAN KVFJl ' .
BlaFOKE.
WE HAVE TOO M ANY.
WE WANT CAS!!.
J. E. SHBLIj, Jeweler.
U West Trade Street.
The largest piece of good
tobacco ever sold for io cents
and'
The 5 cent piece is nearly as
larg-e as you get of other
mgn grades ror 10 cents
Chai1otteWWiiaEmi.)
A
P ft II T0. for e I 1
ItUiiiiO ALL. ,i I o mm
The "King of Low Prices"' is in the Ring
Neatest, Pr.ttiest and Cheapest Dry Goq
new and fresh- -from the Best Markets in the v
ever shown in Charlotte :.r elsewhere.
Tj
T
Nil!
rea:arks. deel.jrin"- tliat it vans la'Har
: lor t he State to snend 8la()()' for
aue an :in:eaoment to one of th'e ' ndlitia than to have to have to pull
Chiiiig.? had been nmue hy one of the ; slu-.-i from me of the member
)aacous and accepted hy Mr. Ihinkin, Uad -iv: - -Don't they look natural."
1, ...-11 r:-. 1 I 1 .. ' t " J
tin (iii n. Hie 1
te
were
at Chicago. Washington Star,
Selfishness is vile, it matters not
what particular form it may take.
He who.se dans are formed onlv i'er
persona! gain ami seltitdi enjoyment
lias nothing in him rt-ullv noble.
There hs nothing noble in a life-long
effort to make ail the money and
own ail the nropertv wet'an. ,'oth.-
ish Vice-Consul Fit.mauriee, it a ting ! irig noble in the purpose to gratifv
Meiteieht, thousartd veia-;oti, were ! as lar as we can every oassioo aod
to ; killed at. Oofa in the recent disturb - ! d: -ire. True nobility of character
ri-es above sedish erjiisideralicas.'
unanimously adon- '.
v the uouzr('sv h;,n. and a com- :
mi! -e was appointed to see Mr. h:jlip Curr;t., Bhii-!, amb
Kiglit Thoasanfl Killed.
Con s- t a n t i n ( i'J. k. M a re h 2 .1
ances.
i . i i i j . . i
." . - " M a.t or retan vet a telegram irom r.i,
. i . . . (. . . K 1. 1 1 i - -------- lT-
jiiii.'i iii o; u nai ii.iji oe -ii tione.
Mr. Xewe'd took the call, read i: . owi
aim aigiidied his viilinii-s
accept it. rrwo de'e-j-,-.:.
th"U chosen to prosecu'e th,
heiore a, soacia Viie. iinn ,,r i
tery to be held in Cliaranie
3rd day of 'February. Is-a;
thabcall was criticised bv IVesbyte-
ry, diu it wa nevertneles placed in
Mr. Newell's hands, and how that
Wohdve now on exhibition the
prettiest line of
Tile Reartlis and Facings
iT. er sh !vu in Chariot' e and
would be pleaded to show them
to you. Special this wcel:
Decorated Tin Toilet Set?.
I. N. M-.'i'A! .I.:n!i -V COMPANY
Slate and Tin Roofing Contractors.
C
7o Print , best makes, for ; 4 l-2
10c vard wide Percales 6 3-4
10c yd wide bleached, sup. to 1st 7 l-4c.
8c yard wide 5c.
10c Ontings 6 1 4e.
8c Ginghams 5 c
L)
OES
TREICHER
1M? ilk
RE - TH
things in our clothing-style, quality and pric
always please. The style is right: the qua!
on the
t r
i. 1J0W'
It is jvnrte-d that there is
nrocaa .s on
the frontier af MouttaieaTo, and a
massacre ot Christians is reared
! agitation of Albanian's
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forwarded a note to the Russian am- j tian religion but also an essential
bassador calling liussia's attention
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A. n. 1'resb terian.
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IIAXOV VOL! NIK ("LASSK.s,
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