iThe Concord Times.
jJEMOCBATIC STATE CONVENTION.
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PUBU8HED EVERY THUR80AY
BY JOHN D. SH ERR ILL,
" Editor! and Proprietor,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKETj '
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For Governor.
CTSfRUSJB, W.ATSON,
Of Foray the.
' For Lieu teDarjt Governor,
THOMAS W.IMA80N,
Of Northampton.
For Secretary of State.
CHARLES M. COOKE,
Of Franklin.
For Treasurer,
BENJAMIN F. fAYCOCK,
01 waye.
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, For Audijor,
ROBERT M. FJIRMAN,
Of Buncombe. ;
For Attorned General, j
FRANK I. oBORNE; '
OI Mecklejiburg.
For Superintendent of JUbllcf Instruction.
JOHN O. SCARBOROUGH,
Of Johnistpn.
For Justices Supreme Court.
A. C. AVERY, of Burke, -GEO.
II. BROWN. Jr., of Beaufort.
For Electors, St44e-.jM-.Xrge,
LOCK CRAlGE. of Buncombe.
W. C. DOUGLAS, of Mpore. ... , i
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In speaking of the Vote on the mo
tion, by CdU -Means iajgakeltha-nesr-tive
vote on the platform unanimous
, at the State convention, the News and
Observer Bays:
: "The whole great mass of delegates
iv, rose almost asone, but there wasonelittle
i nest of three; they were; Meckenburgers,
't: with the obstinacy of the men of Bevo-
Jutionary days from - whom 'they were
i probably descended. Tbey were Joseph
I P. Caldwell, editor of the: Charlotte Ob
. server, and two others."
f. We do not know, who the "two oth
' era" were, but as for Mr, ICaldwell, it is
'but just to say that he was not dele
gate, and of course had bo right to vote.
-Jle was occupying a! Heat with the
i&tccklenbiirg delegation j by their cour
tesy. We want" to saytthis also: If
very silver Democrat in he State will
;k as much to elect thel jacket put up
'last' week as Mr. Caldwell, Watson will
f tarry the State by 50,000 majority.
j ; The hissing at the mention of Presi
dent Cleveland's name before the: Kai
, eigh convention was a disgraceful per
formance. ' -It cannot hurt the great
tnd good man for whom it was intend
"3d, but it will injure the good name 'of
5ur State. We cannot but believe "that
he hissing came largely from specta
tors who do not belong to the Demo
cratic party. Ve know that the decent
And respectable element of the party,
ailver men as
The Great Catherine of the Unterrlfied at
Raleigh-Laat Week.
The Democratic State convention
Italeigh last Thursday was & larze. en
thusiastic and representative eatherins,
It was rather boisterous at times but
everybody was m a gqod humor. Ninety-five
of the 96 -counties in the State
were represented Brunswick alone hav
ing no delegate present.
The convention was called to order at
12 o'clock by Chairman Pou. who called
On Mr. Theo. F. Kluttz, of Salisbury, to
act as temporary chairman. Both the
speeches was very fine.
The committees on platform and per
manent organization were then appoint
ed. j.nere was not a single contest,
J 1 'll . .'1 . m
unu tae committee on credentials was
dispensed with. " Pending the report
of the committee the convention ad
journed until 2:30 o'clock
When the convention met at 2-30 the
committee on permanent organization
reported through its chairman, Judge
Phillips, naming Mr. Clem. Manly, of
rorsyin, as permanent chairman. Mr,
manly delivered himself of a yerv neat
speech, and tne platform committee
not being ready to report the convention
amused itself by calling on various gen
tlemen to Bpeak. Among those who
responded were Judge Bennett, ot Anson,
W. W. Kitcbini of Person, E. W. Pou
of Johnston, W. H., Bower, of Caldwell.
Col. A.M. Waddell,"of . New Hanover,
ex-Congressman Lockhart, of Anson,
Col. John E. Webster, of Rockinp-ham,
District Attorney Glenn, Hon; S M.
Wayne, and M. H. Justice, of Kuther
ford. All the speakers previous to the
last one took- occasion to announce
their loyalty to the free and unlimited,
but Mr. Justice varied the monqtony a
little by announcing that he was a sound
money man. At this there was, some
disposition to cry him down but' Col.
Paul Means pleaded for fair play and
Mr. Justice took some of the' wind out
of the sails of the silverites by telling
them that they could not cany North
Carolina without the "aid of the gold
men. He said he did not propose to be
run out of the Democratic party; that
he was opposed to silver but would vield
to the majority, and that he expected
to be a Democrat after Ihe financial
question was settled. These sentiments
were applauded. ;'
After" this there was some discussion,
amid much confusion, asJo whether
the convention should preceed to
delegates to Chicago and nominate a
ticket in advance of the report of the
platform committee. Then the con
vention got into the question of one or
two conventions whether the conven
tion should nominate a ticket or elect
delegates to Chicago and adjourn until
-aner iue unicago. convention. Mr. W.
D. Turner, of Iredell, spoke in favor of
one convention and moved that the
sense of the convention be taken on the
question. Then folloved more con-
fl1dtn 1 1- 1 - 1 1 -.
iuoiuu ouu uuooud, oiveMand sundry
motions which were nejer put being
made, and amid it all the-committee on
platform appeared and Reported. Im
mediately after the platform had been
read, Col. Means, Ptandinrr on th
the State executive committee from the
district are Paul B. Means, M, II. Pin
nix, S. J. Pemberton and A.D. Watts.
A resolution endorsing Judge Walter
Clarke for Vice President and instruct
ing ine delegates to vote for him was
unanimously passed by a rising vote,
; - At a called meeting of the executive
committee Mr. J. H. Pou was continu
ed as temporary chairman, and Wiley
Rush as temporary secretary. Theplace
will be hlled permanently at an early
day. '
1 State Democratic Platform
The following is the full - text of the
platform adopted by the . Democrats at
Raleigh last week:
"Whereas, the Democratic party had
its birth in Jefferson's great contest
against the centralization of the powers
of the federal government and in- be
half of the strict construction of the
Federal constitution, embodied in the
tenth amendment thereto, in which all
powers not delegated to it were express
ly reserved to ine estates respectively or
to the people and, ?;
w nereas, j. ne Jsepubhean party
has ever been a party of centralization.
"Resolved, That we appeal to the
people to observe this fundamental dif
ference between the Democratic party
and its traditional enemy in respect to
the powers of the central government :
that the constitution recognizes gold
and silver as the primary or redemption
money of those States and inthe words
of the Democratic platform we believe
in honest money, the gold and silver
coinage of the constitution .and -a circu-
itfg-TMearam convertible into such
money without loss.' .
"We favor, independently of other
nations, the free and unlimited coinage
of silver and gold without discrimina
tion against either, at the present legal
ratio cf 16 to 1 , and we condemn the
system that in time of peace with mil
lions of silver bullion lying idle in-" the
lreasury has forced the government
within two years to issue nearly $212,
000,000 in bonds. .We condemn the
action of tbe Secretary of the Treasury
in following the Republican precedent
of paying the obligations of the govern
ment in gold, which were specifically
made payable ia coin. We hereby in
struct our delegates to the national con
vention both as to platform and candi
dates, to advocate and vote as as a unit,
unflinchingly, at all the hazards for the
icowiauuu ui ouver auu oLnerwise in
obedience to the letter and the spirit of
the principles .herein enunciated. We
further instruct our delegates, State and
district, to use all their efforts to abro
gate the two-thirds rule if necessary: to
secure the nomination of a candidate in
complete, m hearty and; in known ac
cord with the principles . herein enun
ciated by us.
"We warn the people against the
threatened combined evils of the gold
sianaara and tne JucKinley tariff.
These twin monsters go hand in hand
POLITICAL, NOTES, '
' It is estimated that the vote at the
Chicago convention will stand 570 for
6ilyer and 348 for gold.
STATE NEW 8. 1
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The Populists of this congressional
district will meet in Salisbury July 16th
to elect " delegates to the national con
vention at St. Louis on the 22d.
The1 Democratic convention of the
second congressional district, which met
at Goldsboro Tuesday of last week re
nominated Congressman Woodard, elect
ed J. V. Grai kger and Thos. L. Emery
delegates to Chicago, and nominated
F. D. Winston for elector.
Senator Gorman, who was expected
to so to Chicago to assist Whitney, Hill
and others in their futile efforts to steam
the silver tide, announces that he will
not go.i HeHhinks it is now too late to
head off the free coinage sentiment and
effort in that line would be wasted.
Illinois Democratic btate convention
Tuesday of last week was strong lor the
free and , unlimited: There was much
an ti-Cleyeland demonstration and an
complimentary references to the Pres
ident were applauded. Altgeld, the
anarchist Governor, was re-nominated
by a rising votev
It is
The Shelby Star tells of a Cleveland
! county hen that set on six duck eggs
', and hatched ten ducks.
It ii rumored that President Winston,
cf the University, has been .offered the
presidency of the University of Texas
and that he.may accept.
William Henderson, little son of
ex-Congressman Henderson, died at the
home of the parents in Salisbury Wed
nesday afternoon.
Lice are destroying . the cotton in
many sections of the State. There are
complaints of the ravages of these i in
sects in Mecklenburg and Rutherford
counties. - . i "
asserted that the Republican-
Populist pagramme in North Carolina
now isfor'W. A. Guthrie to replace D.
Russell tis head of the State ticket.
Russell ! to become silver Republican
Senator and Senator Pritchard to go in
McKinley 's cabinet. RuMoli'a Jetter'to
Tritcnard tendering his resignation has
been seen. Populist State committee
is called to meet m Raleigh July 3 to
call a State convention between August
1 and 15. ' ,'. .-
Th& fdurth district" Democratic con
gressional convention met in Raleigh
Wednesday. The half-Populist delega-,
tion irorri Wake wanted to postpone it un
til after the Chicago convention butHen-
ry London, of Chatham, made a speech i
that swept them off their feet. The
motion tp postpone was lost by an over-,
whelming majority, and E. W. Pou, of
J ohn8ton , was nominated for Congress
practically without opposition.
The Populist State committee is ealled
to meet at Raleigh July 3d. W. A.
fiii..:. i . - . i
uutuiw oa-jo great movements are in
progress, j The committee will, he says,
call the convention tp be held between
August 1st and loth. The meeting of
the committee, and, of course, ita. State
convention, are. waited with peculiar in
terest It is well known that there is a
big fight, a regular struggle, going oh
within the mrtv. Thft ftmi-Tlii Her tan. i
tio&is-red'by James M. Mewbome, who
la ior oui-and-out fusion with the Re
publicans, j
Senator Marion Butler ' opened the j
populist campaign by a speech at Wil- i
mington which is exciting indignation.
xie oevoted nimself to denunciation of
Mr. Clarence Sherrill, a son of Mr
-Ju. v- bnermi, of JNewton, was the, suc
cessful applicant before .the examining
board at Salisbury last Thursday for the
West Point cadetship from this district
-Mrs. Henry Peeler, 61 Rowan, aged
70' was driving two horses" to a wagon
when the animals became : frightened
and ran away. Mrs. Peeler was thrown
from the wagon and the wheels passed
over her body. She is severely injured
but it is thought she will recover. - ;
In a card in Sunday morning's Ob
server Mr. S. WittkOTjsky showed why
he severed- his connection with the
Loan andtiaving8 Bank of Charlotte.
He was President of the bank at the
time, and had discovered irregularities
in Cashier Brady's account.
The North Carolina Teachers' As
sembly, at its session at Asbeville last
week, declared for an alteration of the
present school law, by which there shall
be a special board of education for each
county, and also that t&e State shall be
divided into educational districts of from
two to six counties, each of these to
have a district examiner and superin
tendent, whose salary shall be, 4 per
cent oi tne scnool fund of such district.
There is a widespread - demand for a
change of the present law.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
. In a conversation three days since
with a North Carolinian he unpleasant
incident of the State convention was
alluded to, but the President simply
remarked that he bore no: ill-feeling on
account of it. He seemed to under
stand that it could not express the sen
timent' of North Carolina Democratic
toward himself personally; v v
It having been ascertained that one
statement on the subject has not been
effective to remove a false 'impression
from the public mind, we repeat that C.
B. Watson, Esq.i did not refuse to vote
for MixUieveland at tne election in
1892, nor did E. ', B. Jones, Esq., of
Forsyth; in seconding hife nomination
last week, say soJ Mr. Watson was a
deleagate to the I national j Democratic
convention -m 1892 and voted against
the nomination of Mr.; Cleveland, but
supported him in- the campaign and at
the polls. Of course he did He is
neither a bolter nor a kicker. Charlotte
Observer. '
. The Democratic convention of the
fifth Congressional district; which met
in Greensboro Wednesday! nominated
W. W. Kitchin, of Person county, on
the third ballot. ! ! :
THE
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. i jREMNANT 1
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2 Balls
Sewing Thread
150 Pieces
of Wool
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For 1 Cent.
(Ot
-o-
JlODCffii
We have the cheapest
MOT
Almost
Distracted
well as cold men. cQn-l shure. was rfrntm?r.ft h ... j
. w ' . vj iue v.uair, ana
fir. -1 " i- 1 writ ... ? I nnl 1 . '
wiumi oiruugiy. j.ne majority of our oaiu
fople do not agreeTrith Mr. Cleveland A V1 0ffer'' in behalf of the Cabarrus
Ch his financial policy' hnf tho. delegation and .euch others here and
. .. " J eisewnere who concur with m
wuuesi Burpoee. and nnancia irenp..f
- I -w W
- b$m as a man of
ae bound to admit his eminent, ability,
lie is easily the peer of any man who
.,ever occupied : the Presideritial chair.
. aaone among the feT really great men
of Ihe time.
-Ihe ticket. nominated at Raleigh last
week by the Democrats of the State was
the very best that could have been put
up. It meets universal ap-.roval we
hye not heard a single mai say aught
against it. . It is a tickei that every
Dtaocrat can cordially support. Mr
Watson is a thoroughly equipped man,
and a power on the slurnl He is a
mAn of fine. character, and jap offifcer in
hii church. He is a nan of superior
intellect, and is a plain man of the peo
ple. Mr. Mason' is a high-toned Chris
tian gentleman, a fine orator, nnii ;
on the
wi me oav. thefoiinttino-
as a substitute for sections 2 3 4 5
and 6 of the platform : ' ' '
Resolved, .That we favor our present
gold dollar as the standard by which
should
ould he measured.
7 MVU J
system of bi-mettalism as will maintain,
at all times, the equal power of every
dollar coined or issued by the United
States, in the- markets, in payment of
cial construction.
"We are unalterably opposed to all
legislation by which monopolies and
trusts are created and fostered. We
insist upon the faithful' execution of
existing laws I against the same and
nor Hal nnnn unr-Vi fnf V. lnnl: ,
substit. fnr tu fi-:iv u : r suuu may oe
j 7l """aifjia.uj.ueinen- ucuesoary ior ineir suppression
honed the name cf the President and it The part of the platform relative to
was greeted with a storm of hisses. Col. State offices is as follows-
Means very properly rebuked th5s r1- "Wa
r . rT . i u uepioreo ik anu stainless aamimstration'of
mai.iue people or tins country
in their mission of destruction, drawing democrats,! and urged all silver men to
C1J uucw irum me Dooy oi oesert their parties and join the silver
the people and, concentrating all wealth forces. He asserted that if lhe derno-
iS?!? r m me hand9 of tbe few-' crfltic national convention declared ! for
e denounce the McKinley tariff free silver it would prove faise to its
andTdl other forma, of a protactive tariff pledge,,-and declare the democratic par-
legislation and favor a constitunal tariff ty was opposed to silver. Strangeto
for revenue only. We are for the. re- say, som democrats in the audience
r uuwuriauuumiMa! oi iu i joined in. tendering Butler a vote of
roeclare our confidence in a graduated in
come tax, in order that wealth may
bear its due proportion of the burden of
supporting the government, and we fa
vor an immediate amendment of the
constitution of the United StatA au
thorizing its levy and collection in ex-
D
debts and. in purchasing capacity.'!
While Col. Means was advocating
State
Leading: Democrats on the State Ticket. '.
Everybody says the ticket is the very
best jnat could be put up. The follow
ing are some of the comtrfents on it.
Julian S.I Carr: "The State ennvpn-
tion did wisely. I will give the ticket
pore, r will help work for it, earnestly
and ardently. No mistake was made
in naming tbe men on it. II we can't
win with this ticket it is no use fight
ing. There is no weak spot about it."
M-juogejamesU.McRae: "I think
Watson and IMason as strong a ticket as
could have been nominated and they
shall have niy hearty support."
Dr. B. F. Dixon, of CTeveland: "The
ucjcei is nrst) class in every particular.
xi is a-j good as anybody's ticket. And
ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner
vousness? When every nerve seemed
u quiver wna a peculiar, creepy
icoung, urss in one place, and then another
ana all seemed finally to concentrate in x
writhing jumble In the brain, and you be
come Irritable, fretful and peevish; to be
followed by an Impotent, weakened condi
tion of the nerve centers, ringing In the
ears, and sleepless, miserable nights 7
Dr. Allies Mrs Enene Searles,
ho Simonton St, Elk-
JNerVHie hart, Ind., says: "Ner-
DatAAn vous troubles bad made
AvwoiUl ine nearly insane and
...llAtt1Uby?icians were unable j
was -aimost gone and every little thing
worried tne until I was almost distracted.
I really feared I was becoming a maniac. I
imagined all sorts of evil things and would
cry over nothing; I commenced taking Dr.
Miles' Eestorative Nervine and four bottles"
of this wonderful remedy completely cured
iis, ana x am as well now as I ever was."
Dr. Miles' Nervine Qa aarantce
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
FERY humor, whether Itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, eruated, pimply, or blotchy,
whether simple, scrofulous, or hereditary, from
Infancy to age, are now speedily cured by
esoiveii
ABKIX and blood purifier of fiieomparable
purity and curativs power. Purely vegeta
ble, safe, innocent, and palatable, it appeals to
all, and especially mothers, nurses, nd children.
Sold throat-heat the world. Prie, cirtatrmx. S"e.t
BOir, t5ct BssobTBirr. SOb. and U riimt Cm
AD Cam. Coir., 8o) Prop., Rnaion- 1
as Iluw to Can fiUndaad BUa Huaon," bn.
We Now Have our
-STUCK,
OF-
Spring a Summer Goods
consisting of a
4 "...
FULL -:- LINE
-rOF
u
1R
in Town;
See our
FULL
REIVIWAWTS
of 10 and 15 cent
-v
Dress
f. '
Goods
.
Remnants
that are
going now
all the way
from 5 cents
to 15 cents
per
and
at 1 and 10 cents.
- ; .
' ' IN . ":
Light Underwear,
Every Department
D. J..BOSTIAN.
one-third value.
AH Sunjmer
Dress Goods at
about half price.
enact-.
as will
ttWea to adorn anv rrfwitinr. Ki-tKir, i o ... u,uw,uw
afe'8 gift.' Now to work, Jfcmocrats, least better treatment than
Cr victory for our ticket in November.
Lahould hiss the name of any President
lue unuea states, whether he were
Democrat, Republican or Ponnlisr Aw
ocb President, especially, is so far above
your hisses that thevcannnt hurt v.;
EZnfir.8! :-d Pge oursehes
, -rr iu oay mat no ius increasea eincifinr-v no tKo
non of tne rjeople and public -revenues
Aieserving at I may juriiiy.
hfi wa .h,n, i" "T, ' ' . , . rc just ana lm-
. "w mat mere was paruai aummistration of the Timmi
nTffw.,fei we point with pride
a 4l nppiautse. i iub iuci mat a xiemocratic legislation
After the vote had been taken on Col. enacted a law against lynching and that
Means' substitute f!ol AT o. jthfi faithful OTf; U " .
government wherever Democracy has the ticket wil1 receive the united support
been in Bowel We f tu I of the partv.'i'
oapt. taveift Galloway, of Greene
"It's a ratUing good ticket, built from
the ground tap. They will carry the
East witff a whoop."
Ex-Congressman T. S. Skinner of
Pasquotank, who was "chatting with
Capt. GaUoway, added: "And the
Centre and the West.. Jt will sweep the
State." J ,
ment 01 such an election law
secure the parity of the ballot.
We favor the continuance of the sys
tem of education estahliRhivl i v,
Concord Markets. .
COTTON MABKET -
Corrected weekly by el G. Montgomery.
Stained. ......
v mv
Jjow JtiddUn..
Middling ,
Good Middling
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n
i J They Are Demoralized,
jas&ington Star.
the Star-sawr and .'so stated, some
weeks since that the leaders of both the
Republican aDd Ponnlist. tq;o j
1- r"""" iu i i, . """" 'juKuuu i . voi amuwanuug IQ I vjh
Aorth Carolina were in an agony of T came UP settlement and the unite with us in a fight to the finish for Watson. Everybody
has settled
Democrats
that
down to
and
hisses, and
Clement Manly, of Winston, chair
man of the convention: "There are ho
stronger men in 'the party, and that
means there are no stmnwr mor,
Mfi!na arrvaa J the faithful PTWntinn fkn n 1 I th -State. Tho . WaaA rt V.
t1dto ii ?j - .. -vv,u U1 mo oaiue nasi .. , ui.w uckci .is
pledged the :"gpld men" to the Demo- virtually sunnressed that crime. particularly strong. I have never
cratic nominees. ' ' - "We cordisTlv invito .11 j ! known a man an nnivoraaii,-
WU1CUUUUB quesiioni . Vl yuMucai associations, to I J xu 1113 community as
cn tame up tor 8ettlemenr fK Unite With US m n. fitrht in, V. :u VVatSOn. Kvfirvhndv rAA
tu conventions scheme was killed . bv "ee silver, for lower taxfia. fnr h,vv,.
; X . "" JU1 gncuuurai products and
balloting for Governor then began, labor, for the .economical administra
vvatson. Uark, MacEae and Overman faon ofCV government and for the
having been placed in nomination, freedomlrfid individual sovereignty of
ThebaUot resulted as follows: Watson tQe American citizen. We declare our
received o92,. MacBae 133. Clark 173. belief that the peace, rimawritv
anS... ' ... ML;; 0- veeversenttoaNationalconvenUon
, - , . -uuuiifiiiU,l;yt;raanwiui- u. uuut uu me aeieat of the He- ' -
drew hia name, and J. A. Long withdrew Publican State ticket in the comin? Mnrder by Fajr ot Urtn Jote.
Clark's name. election." becoming DtjEHAM June 27. About . 12:30
- WatSOn, WhO WAS nrpHonr nroa Therft wnn o A : , O'clock tO-dav Rfllllwn Ttarkn
ior, came forward and iuvwnM thl Paul B. Means ntforoA u-..j.. . I man of bad character. Rhnt 1:111
!n.i.j. "..Tr 7 1 . u. -m , Z . " ouuomute ior 1 Jm.,."'-T"'ulma'
""" uttiueu uunan vjole, in a saloon
onMangum street, lhere was no quar
rel nr fnsa Kit fV.n lli: i
; , , ; fc"uus wasaone in a
IWiui, arunicen frolic. Cole was in
mcwiuoa ffften uarbee entered. Thev
"-cquaintea, jjoon after Bar-
uv n o-juuie euuea. Alter
ymeuju aown uarbee went
rlflrtaiy niTAw ."i 'Mm
V,C1 uiD pruopeci oi iree silver
triumph ,of the Democracy at Chicago.
JSfw that prospect has been changed, to
'ft certainty, and ihe Pop. and Ken.
leaders are demoralized. Look at
Maaon Butler. He sees that his "per-
son4lly conducted" silver narfv .f
, nd figure in he coming elections. With
; free, coinage platforms and free coinage
tickets, both National and ! State, the
jLcmwraw win sweep the! counta-y.
Norjh Carolina will go Democratic.
JMaUy Kenublicans will vnto A
ifftT11 , or"Pull8ta wiU coipe back Wmination m an excellent speech, re- e silver plank, favoring the gold dol-
rixmVntrfhl9f?rntiy'"a9d!n tfae PPbe elected, and he author- "J the course of remarks in spLTot
SnS? Vf HXt November, Marion if d f committee to notify his substitute: ''The sentiment utirS
BaUerwillseetiat the Populist party EQ8SeU that he was ready to meet him by mr. ideal ' man of thi? world the
has ten annihilated. Ia s less than nywhere and t ,y.. Ume.-J- President oUhe United States ?' S
SSaKLVR t;eStef0llOWing i9the State :t
- v,..-(rj rriuTlHM r";...::. : r.": rose and fell for full
one between the U1 veruor uyrus J3. Watson . nf minute. Mr. Means ,1
witn
is Cy
vounc
11 respective pi pontics or religion loves
mt. rawon. ne will, on personal
grounds, rx)ll many Republican votes in
ui own county. The delegation to Chi
cago is composed , of , the strongest ana
most pronounced silver men we have in
the State. It is the stroneror. u. i
. - ml
PBODTJCE MAKKET.
Corrected Weekly bv Dove k tw
xsuik meat, sides.
Beeswax
Butter ...
Chickens..
Corn ..
Eggs..
Lard.. ,
Flour, North Carolina
Meal
Peas .
Oats ...m.m...v.,.. ,. ..
Tallow
Salt,...
Iriah Potatoes..,
81
?
0 to 15
' 15 to 25
45
8H
8 to 10
2.25 to 2.50
60
56
40
4 to 5
65
1 00
Men 's, Women's and "
i - .
Children's i
Cloth, Felt and Straw
We invite You
i tn onrl nAL ;
. uur (inceg ana see
tlio
Dick &
Alexander.
Largest Stock ,
J1UUU
nvite yon
best line
to
of
com? and hee tbe
wtfsfi fabrics 1 vnn
eyer saw in the toin of Concord.
We have a full lineSof
Do
AND CAPS.
not bnv on tim
double nri(i'Kiir''i.A-
t - "m vuuio tu eea.tis.
Bargain
xiouse.
A : pa Rmtm: w
In the davH wh
ground vin ',nt : rrr!. ur
dollar of oar daddies," and
and pawed nn th
ie
they had
up to Cole
BcnublipAni ;w,fK orsythe. . . the fact that tr . again and nnt his. riri,u '
fesue the iDemocracy wilj triumph. , rf or Keutehant Governor-Thos. W. "e name of any President, be he Dem- tad puUiD his om his pocket
K ! 1'' MT0t Northampton. . pcrat or Republican. There were more g&n shooting him in the breast He
FVS Btate-C. M. Cooke, pisses but in less volume, , and these ".mes-aU the balls pasa-
vttuie iiin Doia tne gaUeries and the "ft V u , Y00? &m three of them
r. Brady Tbcnsbt to Be Insane. . 1
Sallslliry World, 30th. " '
Frn" a Charlotte gentleman who
spent, yesterday in Salisbury wei learn
fyfln nn 1 - - '
6,y" impression m
of
that uiere is a
of Franklin
w::LTreaSUrer-- B. Aycock,
. For.Associate Justices-A. C. Avery,
oi isurKe, and Georee H. T5
W - V I
Charlotte that Mr. ArchibalrtRraHr Bean fart
thhSdofh lXhia ountt 'with Ior Auditor-B. M. Furman of Bun
the bank at which he was cashier! is in- combe. urman, of uun-
Bane. , Mr. Brady's friends fear that For Superintendent of Public W,.
Bomettung may have hannpn A tinn.Tn A n c-" OI 5Qohc.ln8truc'-
Bince he was hit seen in SSta ft IJ5 "ZZZ-
, , .J' I , ' v u UWK
1 1 IfotByAnjMeam.
Charlotbaerver's Notes
Tentiim.
of the State Con-
Nobfklv
nn rr'u' ,:r: ?'?a. WI coma be in-
Means, financial subsUtute offered an
indication of the strength of thesonnrl
anoney sentiment, in the StaS
!S feD "in few coun
ties, the sound money men. bv a trit
to the free coiners, making no corjtest
UTOS Si - nnoa OTA J ,
J f t aua DV a nsintr
' "-"V WMIVIUI was. Iinonimn.,1,1..
ne vote tor tne Means substitute
vas: vyarjarrns o. f rank n R TraAaU v
-wiu j, x yitt o, xwutnerioord 6.
Driven to Suicide by a Corn.
T- 1- TT .. . .
fiv,-, uusepii xxagffary. of Hnhnl-on V T
- vw. a 4iuav iiiornincr i a , - Ul
wiien tne democratic State Convention -l. Pared a corn on his
"niBnea its work and adjourned. " wua ms. pocket knife. The
neotate ticket was completed by the Il.T he had his toe
cation oi judee Geo. H. Brown of f""' -fn wood poisoning eei
Washington, a8 Assodiate Zi told tha' -the leg vfotud
uuier names mentioned for the ! mPuiated. To this Hag
poBibon -were Judges E. T. Boykin and 2!fot ??D Hesaid Je
fhlfirTn r Brown led from n " Z ' .loae lue his legT
the third Wa8 noated o
t , lut5aiiai sectors for fte .77 uuga,- ana with his
oiaie-at-large, are Locke Crai
pocicet-knife he cut several deen
ISZS' C'. P0, of Moo Pf'K he threwhi:
a jonng man. hailina-, from th hin t o.-i .'.''.,
caciuebnrtfirrhu. hair and 7hL r..wlECr caJ ed and
has opened up a f -hiskers.l
Anything in the Hardwa
n - owmg machine to a marriage liW
miltfen dSSSS ? ? ?:fectioo of over t
RrKoa cii nnVW T P T . 1 "UUJCUl uOn Oeal bV biHlinr, Q
uiei iiin th an vrtsi-;. . i , ,, . . . , --, uv 10 uiiiiiw on : . n . T . . .
arrived imrfthiJ Z- omcers eeiimp h&rdarir, and, to build --nT hi. i! t"iaKe fils iieg by
render." At the; coroner's inquest this
afternoon Barbee was committed to jail
t:iL 2J - They Are ttpva rt .
aJWfflE oan-t be run off. booaM T"
wu. uoie waaainnni ux-,. , ' o - v ouareu
GROCERIES
in Concord, We offer tlm foil
log at wholesale and rptaili
Auii Darreis of Supar.
850 cages ArbuckleVCoee,
25 bags green coffee.
75 barrels of Kerosene Oil.
A car Salt.
Tcajr of Lime and Cement.
2G cases of Star Potash.
00 cases Mendeleson's Potash
100 cases Matches. -
50 boxes of Soap.
boxes qf Spda.
2vegsofSo4a.
1 car of flour.
OS iTV '- .. - '
T-fwr-jjMnffPowderJ.tr-in Ddchesse for 75
jo cases of ;fGood Luck'' Bak- "eyer 'was sold for hes than
,owps , . fi.uu, m Mitts, Silk G!ov,3
X00 boxes Tobaeoo. . . lpm 15 cents to S0cent:'
Merrill patent pplendui Ijn
gtpve, each pair contains a ku,.i
ftEftee ticVet. b
from gcentsio 2 centp. French
ihmity and French Organdie for
25 cents. Tulle for XOc, lgje. and
cents. A full li
and Persian PemalAo a i.a m
and 12 1-fl nt-. T1 H 4
Dresden and
25 cents to $1. in r u, aw
things.
....
FIGURED -:- MOHAIR
43 inches w!1a an
Mohar 38 inches wide for 30
cW the' bst valne in town. Aff
suic iiiack c -.io Ddchesse for
SJSiil footing he released
7a a-a rf' W m t e floor
Tr1- wirarf .""ering .. Wd or
a-opiuK a, emgie time.
Of'' i ir S ir 1
re Line
wo
snau, for tne next 10 years! offet ttnvthinTin tl, -Ti; UeCll,ed hat he
mil make strong men weep ieaafb
lms joung man. and his bu.inis areSfL . .
- - a 1
e3 in thia tr.TT.
i
he is
oft.
m getting out of them. Cofe "iti .rS
said, was a bad man when H Inttn -
- i -"g.
-..... . ' "WD LU
difficulties, and fi;to7orrn- P fnvited and eepedalJv fcJS
- T- " . -mrw 'v w '-wmj
Hia familv- ex
meet, defy and
; 1 The VnlTeralty.
This institution is steadily growine in
popularity patronage andffienc?
The enrpUment this yearis theStl
in its Hi8torv. w ,., ""est
ges of
The deWZr .
ftmvo.t; Zl - Mwjsanonal
TO i r " Vimcago are John R
Webster, Thomas J. JarviB, E. J. Hate"
man", B. 'Lacy'
" i. iurner nn
oeuouioia- window ti
He died two hours later.
tbe
Convention Datea.
rurth of July Kate, Via Southern Ealiway
Tickets for the abn
sidewalk: JI( m, ttT,y,tem fa
I . J Virginia, nf
- rr-m
Qver-j
w-SST. W to get its advantages od 'JT'T Jheo. F. Kluttz
rywvMns. See ad. ' 1 rSST "ffi0 6 Bverenth
Democratic national convnt; m...
cago, July,7. r, m-
ropuust . national
J-ouis, -July 23
St.
corentioo,
' T I a ? . . . - w" u lur
Chicago. The aTf Julf natl0nd n. St Louis, ! Sforenfc.
the soU for hisdailw-o: Srr.Vr'" w wor mark
figured in all kind.' of difficultieT S V P60
himself and father have snt ? o oome aBd
in i . ., C -IHWIUUB ' ;!i . r m . 1
u lyors tor bnccess. . ; i
1 Jane 25. 1896. ' 5BT, E. i BENNETTi
FCACE rOR YOUNG LADIES,
- fe. y . j w -
m.kii9 js. C.
if
0 bOXeS of Rrmff n.l e. a
anrl 7 AX
"uicb viioinn.
50,000 Cigarettes.
10,000 Cheroots,
100,000 Taper Bags.
200 Tons of Wrapping pttper.
We have a Ip.rge stock of
and
Ties,
Both New and Second
mm,
and will mftVA
Close Drioea. -
yoa some
Shoes :and r 'Oxfords
itheverv bat nr
Shoes, all in the New foes,
farrow, Opera, Razor, New Yo.k
and needle Toe.
j Come and seo as and we will
do you goful.
GIBSON & MORRISON.
very
NOTICE-UND SALE.
J
whio
'run j K r- . - -'
office f..?.HrCL"",i .. ot tne KeKlsfer
ecutor nf iLtSlP61148 of h debt), I. a
blirhert h?drtfid Sninn. will sell to the
courthor? dor'il ub" ctlon at the
the 30th Hit ir '? Concord, on Thursday.
tolTnwft2.LJ?iy. 12 o'clock, m., the
a --o viluWJIfW'tnf land-
1-llPni- -Fil ftrr IIA I and PbUUps, Peeify Vink
UUIiir III APH II V U4l"UVri;,".to''eFoii
XUIIS nun rn , -r
coruer
sfene in tar
yuvu norm r. -wMt t fn a
I to
PUillins corj.r. fitp
, uu ki any point in South rwi,-T
9 oue ana one third first taoa I Ci uPMor work
i u mol ClaSS I North nr Smith I?
"uiuea iair? ior me eound Mn . t;i. I ramn ThrA;i"".
It ha now the hpai
rr .
iua auvtiu
unsurpassed.
til VI fm5?SSE
r. m rn r.
dlivld 1.1.8
Pattersow
stone Fink
iH fSt 13 -pole to
scorner,'rhen-with hte'lfiieiidrrrt
. iica fro a otone: a -new cbrne'-'
rvS"? a ouinn'g line, north .K.
- . . faan .....':
J?Ea'. M1SENH EIMER,
executor Mary A. MUnn, Trustee.
' . ' nn2JaW7th iaZ?'um"Qa return-
Address.
9
v Wft vV
JAS.
-(Univortyorvirflah
Wholesale and BeUU Store.
&-Wm seU all or any ,rt