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iMll'MLFBOHIBD PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BT liev. V. T. WALKER, Editor and Proprietor, Xiimer E. Market and Davit Streets) 6re:nst:ra, N. C. FRIDAY. JUNE 10.1887. TERMS IN ADVANCE, Une year " $1.00 fQz tbontbs .60 The Editor is t lield responsible for the views of .wirespondeBts. tW Agents wmted. A liberal commimon ma b given. Write for terms. The date oa the label, after your name, Is to lnfona je orhea jour subscription expires. If -year sasae is written a bom mark pQ1 be placed them to let you know. If M eenew before the expiration of your Atone you will be credited from iLat time, .so you lose nothing by it. Send fractions of dollar in, one and two ent stamps. The Nortii akoljna Pbohibition- jWT is entered at the post office in Greens 4Mro as second-class matter. ADVERTISING BATES. Space -lmonth, 3iuo. 6mo. 12mo. 1 Column $1.00 $2.50 $4.00 $7.50 " $2.00 $5.00 $8.00 $15.00 n $4.00 $10.00 $16.00 $30.00 1 " $8.00 $20.00 $32.00 $60.00 Advertisements to be inserted every other meek and having special position mB be eharg ed 10 per. cent extra. E DITORIAL NOTES. . "If the Knights of Labor would "strike" at the saloons and by -so doing diminish cheap convict labor. they wonld need no other strike." Sallie F. Chapin. See how this evil increases. See what an organization this is for con trolling legislation, manipulating tsMBfst tiras down to ; the drunkard's grave and the drunkard's hell, controls elections,,; cdrrupts juries 1 suborns by taxes wrung , from sober indus try; Prohibition- against the 1 ber- ty.of any one to run a business that party machinery, defeating the ends witnesses, influences legislation andlcan succeed only in proportion as the oi justice, ana ruining our homes, overthrows our free institutions. If And yet men talk of reducing the we oppose it in accordance with the traffic, curtailing the evil, by license ! genius of-our government, the blud- Isnot the license system the very geon, pistol and dynamite are brought life of the business, besides being an into requisition. Will the law-abid agreement whereby the nation is ing, liberty-loving citizens of Ameri made the partner of the brewer, and, ca submit to be made the victims and by consequence, partaker of hU crime slaves of the liquor interest, or will and the crimes which grow out of thev rise in their maiestv and misrht his business ?, Oh that men could be and suDttress this eisrantic evil which 1 . . . I 9 A . O O brought to think! threatens the overthrow of our gov ernment ? Call this fanaticism if The New York Observer saVS : vnn lilr. hnfc nnlpaa this snirifc h "Much has been said in ' regard to criiahad- wp shall awaka when it: i the increase of household drinkinsr J!?! ?w that we have warmed a serpent to uiic Liivrai ii v lis i.i ik at:, ihiiim iiii rii iiiimv. i . . -TV ft - d-X . .. - - - l .mr..M mm 4 A cut Mr, stocking Superintendent of P"""" ua w wm. the Workhouse. Blackwell's Island. in a communication to Mavor Hew- 0UB VISIT TO MOEEISYILLE AUD itt shows by a comparative table that ! DURHAM. for the past four weeks" the number oi persons sent to islackwell s Island Saturday afternoon f found us in by ponce justices was ; thirty-six per Morrisviile. At 8 o'clock, p. m., we ucuu less tuu tue numrer ; lor ine j4. ...w,, ,4., homes of this land suffer ; Prohibi tion against the liberty pf the tiger to walk our streets, of the serpent to drag his slimy form over bur parlor carpets and to utter his hiss and shake his rattle in the nursery: yes. Prohibition against the. liberty of any one to put the bottle to his neighbor's 11. . 1 .111 II ! ips, ine oocue tnat oitetn like a THE FIELD AT LAEGE. AHinJAL OOBTENTIOir OF THE IflOH- iaAHW.0.T.U. T nnrlpraffl.n1 fhn.f Riv. T)r. "Puir. IT rpinifiA f.haf. Afra TTrtfTman it mm. fion-rtjtipitsne wlCdugorm. up bia incrative pa8torate East this summer. The Bureau will m Manistee to take the field for this derive great credit by bringing her new non-partisan Crusade. ' Which before Eastern audiences. A. A. Hopkins. previous month." Which are we to believe, those who are interested in keeping the. saloons open on Sunday or the Supe in ten dent ? Which are we to believe, the statement which is in with common sense or that which contradicts it? At any rate, give us our divinely appointed sabbath. THE ATTITUDE OF THE FBESBYTEB IAV 0HUB0H TOWARD THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. audience m the uhrstian church on the subject of Prohibition. Good was done. Sunday at 11 o'clock, a. m., we preached to a good congrega- L tion at the same place, and at 8, p. accordance -. m., to a smaii auuieuue m olukch Hall, Durham. We spent . the day Monday in Durham, watching the proceedings at the Local Option elec- a nrL-o r khvi tion in tnac town ana loosmar aicer action takenbv theGenftral AflmWv interest of the JM, (X Pbohibi . I wv-rh-waf :i T3 T 1 ; oV- m nil with refference to the liquor traffic p"" x " x "" tUD ixjfwi, We herewith nnhlish th fiff.h rnln. stood at the window, where the vo- tionoftherenortof th C,cmmH tinS was done by tttrns throngh the on Temnerance adonted bv the 0n. etire day. A number of the pastors . . . r .. I j.t - j. : 1.U J the of the town TheliquOr traffic increases taxes. The liqnor traffic is the worst emy of education. The liquor traffic is the worst emy of the church. our en- en- Of the fathers who vote for li cense, either directly or indirectly, whose sons or sons-in-law afterwards become drunkards, may it be .truth fully said, "In the net which they have spread are their own feet taken." - Thanks to Miss Doakie Walker for an invitation to attend the com mencement exercises of Salem Female Academy, J une 13th, 14th and 15tn. Miss Doakie is a member of the grad uating class, which numbers twenty-seven. The liquor traffic is the enemy of free speech. The liquor traffic is the enemy of a free press. The liquor traffic is the enemy of a free ballot The liquor traffic is the enemy of a fair count The liquor traffic is the enemy of the hoi"e and all itd inmates. - The suggestion has been made that it will now be contrary to law for excursion boats in New York City wateis to have music on board without a concert license. Corpora tion Counsel Lacombe thinks differ ently. The music is eminently in place with all its staves and bars, but we object to the staves of lager beer barrels and the bars at which rum is dispensed. Who ever heard of a riot on board an excursion boat that was not attributable to the liq nor or strong drink on board? N. Y Observer. & : The Century for June is on our table,and is fully up to the standard. "From the Wilderness to Cold Har bor," by Gen. E. M. Law, is one of the most interesting of the very in teresting series of war papers -which has been running through this mag azme for some months. We make particular mention of this particular article because of the special interest it has for Southern readers We give i n this issue a quotation from it because, in the first place, we believe it win dp enjoyed by our readers, and, in the second place, be cause it so clearly expresses our es timate of the character of the great leader, ' Grant Those who wish to read the entire article should address the Century Co.t Kem York, K. Y. - ' The brewers of the United States held their annual meeting for two days in Baltimore last week. They claimed, to have brewed 23,514.425 barrels of beer during the year, being an increase of a. zzi,87U barrels on the previous year. Their finances are in a flourishing condition and they can well afford to expend roil lions in defence of their traffic. The report of their Finance Committee showed that at the last report the amount of assets of the Association were $1,726,227. There were '-receiv ed during the year $1,198,327 from initiation fees, etc.. making a total of s ne-j r - as a . pi,w,o xnnng we year tne lo cal associations have paid into the treasury of the national association $624,622. ie? XorJe Observer. : were on their the eral Assemblv of the Presbvterian Church. North: - maniiesung y tneir; presence Resolved, That this Assemblv reit- deep mtere3t they felt in the matter. erates and emphasizes the deliveran-1 A number of our Prohibition party cesoi lormer Assemblies m relerence friends worked like "beavers." SuSZ?Jt ihMS,: T &eqnent,y with liquors as a beverage, and the dutv "ra can never csarJ Prohibition, of all members of our churches to for the negroes will always vote solid encourage and promote the cause of ly against it" This we have steadily remperanee m every legitimate way, maintained was a mistake. We have ana especially oy tne power oi per-u-1Sa - o1, f. a . f . . f. a . aonal inflnence and namn e. and hv li ' " laA naAnla wVion flia matfa aha.11 Via Now, if the English language once fully understood by them, will means any thing we are wholly un-givee(lal,y m maay vote3 for Prohi- ahle tnp. how anv individnal nan Oltion, in proportion to numbers, as endorse this resolution and at the the whites. The election in Durham same time vote for men or parties last Monday was a demonstration of who favor the license system. Either the truth of our argument There thMfi nmnk An not moan what tlipv were a number of colored men who say, or tbey will support no man or remained on the ; ground all day, party that does not come out square- working as earnestly and enthusias 7 ' I ! ! ... 1.1. T - 1. , ly for Prohibition. jwcauy in me cause oi -rronioition. as any of the whites.' All honor to these Our Tally 8host men! Last year Be v. W.. T. H. Woodward, nastor of the colored Up m Ohio, where they elect their Bantist church, worked for Prohibi Justices of the Peace, at Bagersville tioniii I for that reason was dissmisy at a special election for J ustice of U by hia congregation. The discard- vuw iv"u"""'Diea pastor went into tne scnooi room was elected by a handsome plurality and in this wav has succeeded in over three others, all favorable to makina a living ince 'Ha waa tnrnpd J ! . tni! A 1? i .1 A.! I o , o - ununiug. xuis was ine unt eiecuou oafcof his pastorate. He was on the Z XI. T-TJ m m 1 - J 1 - - A 1 . .. , in me niscory oi auduto rownsmp ai eiection ground again last Monday tne ciose oi wnicn Deer was not set and all thronffh the dav worked up free. On th s occasion no intoxi- earnestly as any one for Prohibition. eating armies were mauigea in at We understand that there the expense of the successful candi date. : But the wh;6ky element is A - II.!. - lt-!l. 1 ' a terrioie rage over inn pronimuon have underzone quite a change L. I . . - Post HuaoN. Mich.June 2. 1887. means, ot course, that back ol it are We ; are herethe Silver 4 Lake money, and a degree of staying inten Quartette in attendance : upon the tion. Is it but : another : Massachu- Michi&ran W C. T. TJ. Convention setts experiment ? or a ::. renewal of t is arger than that of last vear. at the Republican National purpose Manistee, of which I then wrote. Its which in Massachusetts took form as -L&e lollowing report was adopted membership does not appear discour- the National Non-partisan League ? by the Presbytery of Mecklenburg at aged, in anyderree, over the Amend- We may feel some curiosity, but 1 umeruruionn me ism oi apm: mpn'fl flAfi-af. Pnnrfo fmm think no concern, as to the outcome. "Jf resoytery deems it a solemn an .. h?- is--, i c duty, in protecting the rights 4uaitcr wiucouho, mat we ueardl- l1""' -J Ztnn TCinV ami MTa nirH.iftHntAr. yesterday and that are now being growth may be checked by it; and esta cf His neoDle within our bounds. made as part of to-day's proceedings it may thus serve the end of its pro- to utter its voice of warning touching indicate large hope, unwavering moterz for 1888. But there-will be the curse of liquor, and to announce courage, and stead v tmrnosa. .ThPalull in all non-partisan movements"'"8 yu4ru',t5B " luuuwuig acuon w I I i-Q ban rxr if tn valAriAn fhattArA 1 T l- . ' .: ..A,. o.- rni, ,t,1 t Ll ii-iunvu iumsw. wumcix, "ear even now 7V Our Book states that "An offence. while l write, wrought grandly in- so active now, out lor this very par- the proper object of judicial process, deed, and are as earnest now as ever.ltisan movement in which some ot us lis any thing in the principles or prac They are loyal to the truth, thev are engaged. tices of a church member professing ! w of I , ,. A XT I II J stand lovaHv for PrnnibiHnn That there are thousands" of men 1U ya .wmcn w conrrary , . . , . . .. . .. , . the word of tfod, as interpreted vwwww "guuov cicijuimg Buun ui p their Standard." his. It is inspiring to listen, as I p3 ard we in oua partisanship 1 have jf the manufacture, or sale, by am doing even this minute, to their no doubt, There are many here in church members, of ardent spirits, wnrdfl of twi fifK A -wui Michian. A (Conference or such wnicn numoers more victims man . . . 6 i""- o - : r. : a riT I .! 1...1. 1 I Trill ...nm). A l- T?..-o.r Uunirl. Tnln """I OUU UUU1UC VUUIU1UCU, " .. ..r,UWBI! wuv i r ' Ann nnnnftllv nrniaioma millinna f ing all these days for rest, but we th, and continue till and including premature graves and an eternal hell, can not regret coming, so vigorous is the 6th. After some things reported be not "an offence, the proper object the moral atmoanlieni an Hlrn a tnn in of that Detroit Conference, it is re- ot judicial process, it would be lm . - -r j 1 . I .i n are the 1 ' tAV rhia hMVAv irathaiinfV I r onira ... . I - n n -- " " M 1 n .M MWI. A AW. I 1.1 .. ., I uic ems xuiumucu iu sutu uvw The sessions are held in a Congre- AU lU18 conierence we invite me mandment is this: "Whatsoever national church, the Dastor of which one hun fred and eighty-five thous- tend to the destruction of -any: and does not approve woman's public aml wno stood up and were counted among the sins u forbidden in : the ior fromoiuon on mat sconay adhj v p w is a pros pect of his being restored to his pnl All I t-vi avn . a a flik mamkapo rT tm r ti aV yjiv or t 0,0 vuc Ulvlll vvl o vi mo uuuivu victory. "Oleo Prollibited.,, opinion on this subject since las June. A prominent Democrat with whom we had a conversation on the towards lquor tratn-j somo, months said to us on the election ground Monday, as he saw with joyfu surprise a larg number ot colored men voting the Prohibition ticket l am coming over to : your opinion. I believe that the same pains taken to educate the colored people that is being taken to educate the whites upon this subject, will be equally succes8lul in winning rotes. We were told by a number of persons. The Michigan Senate has pa3 attitnde of the colored ople wuat'u&uuwum.viK xiuu uiou Oleomargarine bill. This bill makes the manufacture of oleo anywhere in the State a misdemeanor." Why, certainly. It will . never do to manufacture such an article as oleomargarine. ! It is not healthful food. The public welfare demands its suppression. But whisky, you know is a different th ng That m creases the burden of taxation, fur- maViAa emtilnrmiin f. fevr nnr TKlli"A , i ir- who said that they witnessed the cir onri nnnrri mnnliAl nnr 1fl.ilfl alma. I UUU VVMA W, lff..V wm J...l I 1 11 1 1 1 ' hAnaaav ann naniranriariM. ri avl ... . ' o . " . . t . to the polls and seeing a : nntn'wr o f Via AovftAl fvifKnnf an flPnrf Knf. flip per Utd. gn.t ma.tbe .bained out j- Z?"? tL Oh, what consistency! , . . AH0THER PE0HI3rn0inST ASSAUL-jgroe8 whereupon a number 01 dar TED. kies who wers waiting tor an oppor , . ! I VUU1KJ IV - V Vl . AVSA aWIW4aW Vfc VT 'MVU As Frank C. Bmith, a prominent the License tickets and voted for young lawyer of Bridgeton, N. J., Prohibition. We say three cheers was returning to his home about 11 for those colored men who thus re . ii . tx e vl. netL ..li. I .... . o ciocK on me nignt oi me oi,u uiu gented the insult ottered their race, be was set upon and beaten senseless and thanks to the bar-keeper who by hirelings of the saloon. thus showed the kindly feelings Smith had been prominent in Pro- tLe liquor traffic for the colored man hibition work and in bringing to wn0 i8 not its slave ; grief the violators of the liquor laws; I ' However a majority of the colored Threats had been freely and repeat- men supported the saloon. One of edly made against him.. He would, jthese, a "smart Alec,? walked up and doubtless, have been killed outright down for some time crying out now but for the interference of neighbors and then "Prohibition against liberty who weie attracted by his cries. A Prohibition against liberty" And hotel-keeper under indictment for we : thought : "yes, - Prohibition selling liquor had been heard to say against liberty -Prohibition against that he had $3,000 to spend for s get- the liberty of a man to make of ting Smith, out of town. The assasj himself a nuisance: Prohibition sins escaped and are not knownV rjaAnst.the liberty of the husband Haddock, Northup, Oambrel, JSHaad father to waste ! the time : and lis, Duncan, Smith ! How the Jig9?n0n6y at the di am shop that ; ought ber increases! Such is the spins jofito be devoted to the wife and chil tHe business. What is to be dpae f t dren : ' Prohibition aerainst thelibertv If we fold our hands it over rides the 0f the individual to make of himself law, wrecks our homes, drags its vie.' and family paupers tor be supported anywhere to adopt license, I "saust admit that everywhere: license may be right, or that somewhere people ist could act with them except at risk of losing all. Tarn told our leading Non-partisan said afterward that she should have been called to order and may rightly approve a wrong would ha-e been had she been a man. 3d. If I admit the right of license Action was taken which makes every anywhere, I give up the strongest ar District President of the W.'C. T. U. gument against it, and my reasons ex-officio a Vice-president of this new for opposing it become those of expe- non-partisan body and asking an offi- diency alone. cial representative from the State W. 4th. The entire educational drift 4V - C. T. U. in the executive Board, but of local option is towards expediency, explicit objection was made to Mrs. and not towards fixedness of goyern- Lathrap as such representative. It mental policy founded on wiser prin is safe to say that the ladies 'Union ciples of government will decline all official relations with .Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of Missouri, the men's Union, and that this latest gave a most admirable address last and shrewdest attempt to allure the night on "Our Inheritances." It had women out of line with the Prohibi- real grip in it, and the wisest philos tion party endeavor will fail utterly, ophy. It made profound impression. Wi ; S. 1100 RE, The Women Loyal to Bight Their Courage Uufaltering. has-just received a tsfg :ssorttn-nl of cheap and fine Millinery, Wluteand Dry Goods, TrinmiiHi-Kotions. Sand lOcts. counter goods, to exchange f r cash, ,r country produce. . King's 50Q ytad cotton Sets and l,00v yards French thread Gets. 600 flower pots Shoninger Organs at reduced rates of four dollars each. $41 to . $137. Easy terms of $10 cash $5 monthly. Kg sales on them last year. 3 m. Apr. 15 88. D3. H 17. TATE, Practicing Physician, Greensboro N. C, offers his Professional Services to the citizens of Greensboro and surrounding country. Office at Porter&Dalton drug store. When not there cast be found at his resi dence on Asbeboro street, opposite Col. T. B. Keogh's. Jul2tf Z2oufeos J; ' illHM.J WhJ lipi.tt i WJ CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAR. 13, 18S7. Traiks Bun bt 75a Meridian Time. DAILY. to in service along any line, and is. there- la ' . " m t I I 1 II V M HI 111 XI 1 I VI. I It!!- IIIIIIIHL III Hill fore, conveniently absent He would day, the noble women who prayed, ful o withholdine be shocked, I suspect were he i pres-&wl tneir heroic sisters who worked from our neighbor what belongs to ent at anv session. He must have at the polls in behalt ot our sacred him or of enriching ourselves; the .. I . . . - . I t At I Ml" 11 been particularly shocked on Tues-l01186 and tne brave men in Detroit uniawiui cainngsv oeing moraiiy nn- day evening, if report indicates the d .elsewhere who m the exercise ot fffiSTiSSS real character of Mrs. Lathrap's An- tueir uu-Sneu ngu uiub artg 6rougbt their books together, nnal Address. I am told it was more were boycotted, bun-dozed, spit upon btfrned them before all men, and than heretofore political and caustic and hustled ; we ask you to come to- they counted the price of fifty pieces : jf- i. i.t t.Jrfither under the oaks at Eaton Ran- of silver." Acts xix: 16. -6 w7; 7 S. ..d without the fear of tartv In 1895 the 01d Assembly in this commonwealth. It sounded. iaV and without the lear of party . , uT . na' no doubt the kev-note of woman's bosses oeiore your eyej, say wnat term of communion to exclude per thin timfl nn .1 wnrV fnr fini mn. farious traffic whose existence cesa without mmnmmixA. in p.Iam al- menace to home, and church liance with the manhood of Michigan 8tate- Uome and voice the :--aigiia- jg- that opposes compromise and is com- Pon 01 ohirageu mannooa ana wo Biblej and Constitution of theChurch On the contrary it is RutAw n t tt cians will understand that their sop a credible form, of those who would teinmore beset b, the friend, fex-of Malice .nd local optica will Jlj-t .te - Southbound No. 50. No. 52. Lv. New York 4 45 am 430 pn "Philadelphia 7 20" 8 57" " Baltimore . 9 45 " 9 43 " " Washington 1120" 11 CO " Charlottesvlle 335 p m '8 00 a- m " Lynchburg 5 50" 5 05 " Richmond 3 00 " . &J ' " Burkeville 4 57 " 4 25 " Keysville 543 " 504" ' " Drake's Br'ch 601" 621 " " Danville 8 50 " 8 05 " " Greensboro 10 44 " 9 48 " Ooldsboro 1150am 5O0pm ' Raleigh 5 30pm l00am " Durham 6 35 2 87 " " Chapel Hill 5 30 " 11 no " " Hillsbero 7 08 " 8 28" " Salem 7 45 " 6 30 " High Point - - 11 15 " 10 16 " " Salisbury 12 39 a m 11 28 " Ar. 8tate8villot 12 34 p nv " Asheville, 6 15 " " Hot Springs 8 87 44 Lv. Concord, 1 26 " 11 59 " " Charlotte 2 25 am 1 00 " "Spartanburg 589 " 8 34 " Greenville 6 50 " 4 48 " Ar. Atlanta 120pm 10 40 " Nothbound. No. 51. No. 53. Lv .Atlanta 7 00 p m 8 40 a m Ar. Greenville 1 02 am 2 33p m " Spartanburg 2 17 " 3 43 " " Charlotte - - 5 05 " 6 25 "Concord - 6 01" 7 25 " " Salisbury 6 41 " 8 01 " " High Point 7 54 44 9 13 " " Greensboro 8 82 " 9 40 44 Salem 11 28 " 12 15 a a " Hillsboro 12 13 p m t2 30 44 " Durham 12 47 44 H 45 4 " Chapel Hill 1 20 " 44 Raleigh 1 50 44 f6 30 44 Ooldsboro . 4 45 " fH 20 44 44 Danville 10 10 a m 11 29 p m " Drake's Br'ch 12 45 p m 3 41 a m 44 Keysville 1 04 " 3 01 44 4 Burkeville 1 42 44 8 53 " " Richmond 850 44 640 44 " Lynchburg ' 115 pm 2 00 44 44 Charlottesv'le 3 40 " 4 10 " Washington . 8 23 44 8 10 44 44 Baltimore 11 25 44 10 03 44 44 Philadelphia 3 00 a m 12 35 pm "New York , 6 20 44 3 20 " - I l I II 1 . 11 f . . a .. I a a a ..a n m .-'mm some good men or ieaa inem w cquesce in tne irauasi biy called upon "the session 01 our o be called such. hJ which they were cheated out of la Churches, to guard carefully the pur- iiiY oz our cnurcnes. ov reiusinsr w pemency, man nas mis, since tne -7" . . overt acts of onence fail to present Amendment camraign ended. Mich- JUiUU1Sau B1UU1UC "S1" such evidence." In 1877 theAssem igan politicians, and who wonld not like t I a a a a' ..... ..a r Aa.4 T Al trl fm rtmW have been active the past few weeks "3; 11 nn .- admit or retain those within her pale, in pushing devices to save party em- T1?18 conference will be non-parti- who are engaged in the manufacture barrassment and to hold Prohibition Bau 111 tuo 1,euw5 a" w" and sale of intoxicating liquors as InobflpV TriPM Wipa lnnlr fn Wai be represented on its platform and beverage, or who derive their live option or tax, and are to depend upon the largest liberty afforded for the hood from f waiof; Z..EL expression of honest convictions. The Pr? fh, ,?f Mecklenbur? .v6U,.-..wu - j ; , , enaorses mese aeiiverances, anu non-partisan achievementmainly Come youth and manhood, come them asits own, andaffection- t.liA lftttar. A niH7!fln,fl TTninn na maids and matrons, come Catholic atelv and solemnlv admonishes the just been organized for the State, and and Protestant, come Democrat and members of its churches, that anv nlan. umiiiM w U. Wi nrmi Kepublican, come Greenbacker and "nscnpturai connection on tneir part f. - . . . .. ... 0 ... i. u with this Uod dishonoring uon m .every town. Shall l say that F v destrovmff traffic is an offence, the this new scheme is of Benublican er . millionaire, come irom village Brooer obiect of iudicial nrocess. conceDtion ? Shall I declare that its &n& hamlet, come from farm and And our sessions are hereby enjoined prime object is to stop further Pro- an hop, come from office and store, to refuse to admit to church member hibition nartv irrowth? Itmav eem come in wagon-loads and train-loads, P, W""1? . tf - . rf ii j ii m;Li cnurcn, mowj wno, alter aumomuou, ungenerous, if not unjust, even to come one and all and let the might .gfc n the mtn cture and hint so much. The men who appear of your presence, the union of your 0f intoxicating liquors as a beverage, nmminent in nnshmo- thin nninn an hearts, and the wisdom of vour or who rent their houses, either eminentlv resnectable. and have not counsels strike terror to me heart of wholly or in part, for said purposes, -.' -liu.-!. fhi innrflflrnna ravaaer of onr r Who trequent drinking saloons, Fuoc uiuuii M (juuuihmu, aituuugu - o- either habitually or occasionally. one of them Kev. Dr. Fairfield nomes. A poggeggoj. 0 religion will, not be was once lieutenant-governor, and The "80P of local option" was con- found in such places, and a professor has been always an intense partisan sideredin special conierence Dy me 01 religion snouianot pe lounu in or KAnnhlinnn tAith . Knt thARP mn. wuuicu mcisiu uww iuu uiwiuue. - r- , Daily, except Sunday. fDaily, except gaturday. Sleeping car service On trains 50 and 51, Pullman Buffet Sleepers between Atlanta and New York. On trains 52 and 53, Pullman Buffet sleepers between Montgomery and Wash, ington and Washington and Aiken. On -trains 52 and 53, Pullman Sleepers between Richmond and Greensboro, and Greensboro and Raleigh. Through tickets oa t-al at principal stations to all poivts. For rates and inf onoatie apfj t mmj agent of the Company, o to Sol. HAas, T. M ot J as. L. TAYLOR. Gen'i Pass. Agenr, Washington.. D. IV CAPE FEAR & YADKIN VALLEY RAIL ROAD COMPANY CondeKsko Tike Table. To 'ake tffec- at 5 15 a m, Monday, May ' 801887. MAIN LINE 'Tbain Nuhtu. Com. T Leave Bennettsvillet Arrive Maxton, Leave MaxUn, Arri- e Fayette ville. Leave Fay -t e ille. Arrive Sauford, ; Leave Sanford, Arrive Grenaboro, Leave Greensboro. Arrive Walnut Cove, freight Pas aud Mail dinner at ass and Mail una i'ass. 10 10 am 5 15am 11 20 7 15 44 11 SO " 7 40 130 pm H 00 44 2 0 44 9 30. 44 405 44 1,40 pm 4 15 44 2 15 7 25 44 8 00 44 - 1015 am 1 00 p m a V ' a ar at the Detroit conference, where this BriShfc thinS8 were attered by those k u vTa Union was born, were tenacious op- wno Part- the one W. E. McIlwain, ponents of all radical expression, and way against, remaps Mrs. uoise Now, if tne Presbyterian church. succeeded in tabling the only resolu- made the strongest points. The wni not safife the man who mannl tion that would test their sincere cities, she said, complain that they factures or sells liquor to hold mem purpose to secure Prohibition at any cannot enforce prohibition. They bership with it, how can it allow cost They wanted a basis of work, mean that they will not They num- those who vote directly or indirectly a platform of principles, upon which ber but aDOufc one-fifth our popula to license the business, thereby mak all men could stand believers in tion, yet the fuinish about one-half ing themselves, the church and the Prohibition and tax alike. Thev in- our criminals. Ihe cost of these de- nation partners of those who do these sisted, with some bitterness, at last, volve upon the s ute at large. TLe things," to hold membership with it? that if Party Prohibitionists would Clties increasing in population Look at this question, readea. The nofcaccept this basis and gather wo anu a Dau unie8 iasier luau ine man who votes for either old party upon this platform,- said P. Ps must country. Criminals increase in like y0tes, indirectly it may be,but effect- admit their insincerity, and their de proportion, now long, at tnis -race, 1Yely, to perpetuate the license., sys sire to build up a party rather than ore the cities would vote down lo- tern. Now, raise your hands in holy to conserve a principle. 1 cil option even for the country it-horror and Cry fanatic, but that will It was fortunate for the P. P.i 8elf not relieve you of the responsibility that: Mrs. Lathran sat as a vne 01 us, oeiug as&eu nis mougniuur me resuius 01 jfuur vuw xuma. 1 I . . t t 1 li .1. i a 1 - 3 '..lit i I XI-' 11 J , 1 :,. spectator in - that Non partisan oout iocai option, nau. 10 aomit matiuver me mutier uu remcuiuw rm nonforence and was nrffentlv? called ae left his old party fifteen years ago, responsibility to God for the proper out by ihe Non-partisan Eeroiblican in lge Part l)ecause at ould not use of your ballot Are you willing nhflinnan. Shft told these innocent aaopt iocai opuou as gronuseu, dui w rwa. me worse mu jucuuw i.-oo. k4 iiAfAtr 4kir saiatnat now ne snouia teei inclined "J. was airaiu ray vote wutusvc 7T7 ..-'. ! . I " ".'.iit 1 1 1 i ' jii 111 ; ' . 11.1 iL. mizhtdcas such, m helpingon tern- ieaTe V! inat wouio; tagefensuwo . away. w , wia wo.yvns, jty. rjerance sentiment the -final results PP- why? Because . -'.-.'-' - 1 . .-. I 1 X 1 II 11 '''. ." V '. mnst be secured through some party, "i. Pwon meory impiws She told them, further, that while as possible license practice, and its en TemDerance Democrats and lteoubli- dorsement as an altermf VJilft cans they might take this forward people have a right to ttdpt step and gain much, no Prohibition-1 d. Train South. FayeUevllle. -TV -T 1 etinr s Greenwood township, Moore county went dry by an increased majority. ' Mr. Paisley Hughes, one of our oldest. citizens, was uvthm 10a jwjwm , (i' ViHmft. infant of H. J- &A E' V. If I admit the right of people 1 Williamsidted on the 7th inat Leave Walnut Cove, Arrive Greensb ra, " Leave Greensbor-, -Arrive Sa- ford. Lvave S nford, Arrive, Fay. tteville. Lieave jrayetteville, Arrive Maxton, Leave Maxton, Arrive Besnettsville, Pass. nd Mail 2 10 p m 5 00 44 9 50 a m 1255 p m 115 44 820 44 3 30 44 5; 15 44 &2$, 44 645 Freight a:.d Pass Passenger and - Mail dinner at 7 CO am 1 17 pm 1 55 6 00 " 1215 " 3 45 44 4 15" 6 15 44 Sanford Factory Branch.--Freight and Pasa. TBAiy' North. ' Leave Milboro, . 7 45 am Arrive Greensboro, 980" Train Sooth. Leave Greensboro, , 580 p m Arrive Milboro, 7 35 44 : li' , '," '.-'t r Freight and Passenger Trdn raa between Fayetteville and Bennettsville on Mondays, Wednesdays anl Frida; . Freight and Passenger Train run be jreen fayetteville and Greensboro Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays,' and be taram, &TMnsboro and Fayetteville Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Passet and. Mail Train runs daily ex cept Sundays. " , 1 The PaBsengW ;and Mail traia makes ke connection at Maxon with Carol? 1& Cgnti al to Ch rlotte and Wilmington, Traiba onJFactory Branch rua 4aily ex cept Sunday. . . " W. E. KYLE, Gen'l TasK Ag,' J W. FRY, Gen'l sup't
The North Carolina Prohibitionist (Bush Hill, N.C.)
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