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Democratic Ticket.
NAIlOJNALi TICKET,
for; PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ARTHUR 8EWALL.
STATE TICKET.
"FOR GOVERNOR,
CYRUS B. WATSON
OF FORSYTH,
FOH Li EUTENANT GOVERNOR,
TH03. W. MASON
, OF NORTHAMPTON.
I FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
CHAS. M. COOKE
OF FRANKLIN.
FOR TREASURER, V
B. F. AYCOCK
of Wayne.
for auditor,
EOBT. M. FUKMAN
. OF BUNCOMBE.
EOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK I. OSBORNE
OF MECKLENBURG. J
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBMC
glNSTRUCTION,
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH
.OF JOHNSTON.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
A. C. AVERY; of Burke,
Geo. H. BROWN, of Beaufort.
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ICONCORD. AUGUST 7. 1896.
WIL.I TOM WAXKON DOWN?
. ' J I vuuoi JCauci 1111
Jlnrirlft. ia rernrfo a .ut
"7 vj'u.n.u a cajiug lilffcv
he knew whereof he spoke when he
sfuu'xom v arson would come, down
it aewtU did not.
Of course rery allowance mnst
. be made for what we hear in a po,
lineal campaign, Uat this sounds
that cou. z zrrs
" wuw W 1UOU1C
tha election ofBrvan ftnil fro
m&t We, Cannot heit) hnninor if lol'Prv TT!lofTi T;.i.Jl : .! L
. . . I
r &
"uc- r J-uia wouiu Bimpnty matters I
' tnat are now so complexed. It is
u6uiuteiy out or tne range of reason
.5.r,prpbability that . -Bewail should
Jown in favor of Tdm Watson.
.Such a thin, is and alwavs has been
-aosura. It is cheeky for Populists you
tiviuu wan jcuiuurais are re -wmn lamwug spells xr
sponsible for a lack of unity in fa- mdancTo wifh
vor of free silyer. Uad they been 8Pells -Electric Bitters is i the TmedF
eincere they would not hav ? eaHh and strength
' - -""uaiouiBeu oy s its use Fifftr' . f iuv au "AO are in
the door for confusion by nominating nts and Sl.00 at' Fetzer's Drue lr&i eel of his
l 1 , PEOFE3SIONAL,v,jSEBVIOj:s
par uie uvmuvTa ill uutteo nu
not ai:. Tne obj-ecion to Sewali
all clao-traD ' baDoo he lis a
banker, the Republican party id the
mother and guardian of the b inking
system, and in North Carolina the
Populists t and Republicans inter
married two jears ago. They could
take banking-and everything eUe
tbebut nov7 it is a great crime to
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have a banker and rich man as a
nominee for vice-President. It hurts
so badly to admit that the wicked
bankers and wealthy men are not all
gold bugs. Mr. Sewall'a being a
rich bank president and advocate of
free silver of long Standing carries
force with c and would be accepted
as such bat for a measure of con
trariness and cheeky dictation to - a
party, that is and always wara grand
power, by a little faction that is
here as a hindrance and a menace to
the success of either of the two well
defined theories of political economy.
It is clear enough; that the Popu
lists of North Carolina, at least,
jare led by a man astute and unprin
cipled enough to ask anything! and
pretend to expect it, and treacbers
ous enough to despise those I who
would, in the interests of harmony
and prosperity defer to some of his
demands. i
To lake down Se wall to meet ti e
demands of a set that do not know
what they want, except to be con
trary, would be like a dotish and
doting parent that would yield to
tne demands of a spoiled child only
to et base ingratitude in return.
The only logical way out of ! this
dilemma ia to hash up about iyour
fusion, and unite with the Demo
crats and the free sib er parties in
electing Bryan and Sewall. Send
the great Tom Watson, if you wish,
and as many more free silver advo
cates as you can elect to Congress
and finish this contention with a
trial of your theory of free silver.
It may be a bad dose before you get
;t down, but better swallow it for
once than to have it forever before
yuu, juoi. auouc to taKe it, till ! yon
take nausea.
Let Democrat! stand firm
and
the co-operation of such Populists
as recognize and appreciate political
virtue. Let the remainder gc where
the company suits them. -One
thing is fully demonstrated
the Populists must go somewhere or
they will get nowhere.
DR. ALDERMAjBT.
It is to be hoped that the
call
accepted by Dr. Winston will
for him a wider field in the Oniver
8ity of Texas and at the same1 time
open
bring to lii?hfc thft
o -5-" J" iHUUcil
talents of . Prefsidpnf Ali,
" uiuuuiaui
Great unanimity of puBiic senti-
tu uunurm tne wisdom
,uo uuuiuo or a new president
f?r oar University; Tbe Uuiver-
f 7 'be Sonth at sanee, Tenn.
fiStSSg '.ry
CiTil La- abbr-ia. o. I-
JCOU Ever -
j -.wiv, wiHHfB as a remedv fnr
juui irouoies T If not, get a bottle
set relief. This medicine
V uuuU to dg peculiarly
"UBt,'ea'l. lne relf and cure of all
C"P!ai?ts' eiertin
SSS"!
have loss of appetite, constina'
loj
I IK fcl t" I ) HI M I - - I
ty Years Ago.
This is the stamp that the letter bore
Which carried the story far and wide,
Of certain cure for the loathsome sore
That bubbled up from the tainted tide
Of the blood below. And 'twas Ayer's name
And his sarsaparilla, that all now, know,
That was just beginning: its fight of fame
With its cures of 50 year ago,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
; is the original sarsaparilla. It
has behind it a record for cures
unequalled by any blood puri
f ying compound; It jis the only
sarsaparilla honored by a
medal at the World's Pair of
1893. Others im it at e the
remedy ; they can't imitate the
record :
50 Years of Cures,
SJILEM
Academy and Crllege
VOR nearly 100 years this institu
. tion for the Ligher education of
yuuug women nas occupied ihe very
front rant, and was never more
numerously attended than now. It
is not only provided with a hieh
grade Colleae Course, but has ex
perts in all of its pecial schools of
juuaic, arc, niiocution, Commercial
and Industrial Studies. We will be
Pleased to send catalogue on appli-
Ca rxT1"118 September 31.
JOHN H. CLE WELL. Prin.,
a15 ' Salem, N. C.
Jii,
COHCOBD, N. C.
J. M. Odell, President
D, B. Ccltrakb ' Cashier.
ri. D. Coltrane Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
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Cambric same, as Lonsdale at 10c, - 1 ,:
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Home Made Sun Bon
Shirt Waists 50 cents. Shirts 48 and 60c.
Ladies f astblack Seamless Hose worth" 15 cents for 10c
The best 10 cent sox to be found see them. -
worth 81.50 for 1 9.K nnl 1 vn
largest stock of umbrellas in Concord. vve nare the
Ladies Silk Bows
our embroidered lawn Ran,i n0 " ;uia. oee
ones for 10c worth 15c'
Good note oarier at lf?n nor
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New lot of novftla
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at 60 to75 cents on the dollar.
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