King's Weekly.
(Successor to the Index.)
By HENRY T. KING,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Entered at th postoffce at Greenville, N
C. as second class mall matter.
FBIDAY,
April 26, 1895
VALUABLE HISTORY.
It is announced that a history
of the LegHature. alias Dou
glas memorial Association is to
be written. It is badly needed
and should bear the stamp of
approval of every Democratic
member. When members offi
cers and others attached, at
tempt wilfully and maliciously
to burden the people with such
laws, blunders and disgraces as
was the case, it is time the for
tne people to rise up and de
mand truth, justice and tne
facts.
Of course the Fusionists will
deny the greater part played
Dy tnem. . iuieaay tney are ac
cused of enough to put them in
shackles, and the worst ot it is
proven true in nearly every in
stance. Let the lierht be turned
on. Let the people know what
was done, and then judge for
themselves.
Who is ciirprised that a fourth
party is fayored ?
KICK HIM OUT.
It looks now as if there will
be a wide split in the Democrat
ic party on National issues.
Cleveland will get the following
of bankers, speculators and po
litical schemers. Silver seems
to be the dividing wedge. It is
well kiown that our mugwump,
political traitor President is
after the spoils. Party faith
seems unconsidered by him
TT . -i V
xie is to-aay, and it is to be
seriously doubted if he has ever
been otherwise, no more Demo
crat than John Sherman.
Cleveland will go down in his
tory as the one President who
1.1? 1 -
uegau puonc me poor, married
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patriotic timber, it is too early,
and it comes from bad source
too, to be yelling for a South
era man for '96. That is an ef
fort -to keep a solid South in
line for some Wall street or mo
nopolist candidate.
Hill is foxy, but he will never
lead for the South. Give us a
sound, honest, man, who will
represent American interests, be
he from where he may The
South will not long follow false
lights.
They Are Here ! Atlantic Coast Line
Wlinf - 1 Schcdllle In 2fCCt J 27th' -35-
Yt llclL ! CONJ)KNSEI)feCHti)liK
Why the cheapest, best ? I )lua i;tlke Fkom Yilhixm..x
nicest, most stylish, varied .
and select assortment of ! uth itoi'Nn.
Snri nnd Summer (rniwk 1 in il V w . i
ou ever sa. jUa m Magnolia 10.56. . .
saw 11 io a m. fini.M. "
7 - - I.Ml
LAW HIMSELF.
State Treasurer Worth shows
me stun or wLich he is made.
Like most of his party, he
knows little, and cares less
about some matters, but those
which concern his aims. He
would take the law in his own
hands and pay whom he pleas
ed. He would constitute him.
self a court, to decide matters
pertaining to the State. But
tereare some of his party who
-now something, and advise or
dictate rather. So he quailed.
He will pay the warrants issued
according to law, and Kitchen
& Co., will take many another
shower before they find them
selves in the penitentiary as
twicers.
YKS, BUT-
a small sum, and on a 50,000
salary in a few years accumu
ated millions. How he did it
few will ever know, for his bus
iness seems past finding nnr
Let us get rid of him. Give us
a double standard.
Everybody admits that if
there is anything in o'd adge
the Populists of North Carolina
have a future that outdazzles
the noon day sun, "A had be
ginniuc, makes a good ending "
V e fail to see how they could
uiae, ana expect
the millennum before tht
can catch up with the times. It
m nave long outlived its use
fulness before-its il-iv ,a r...
ness dawns. But we stick to it
ai ii u takes a bad beginning
to make a rood end H,.,- !,,.!?
nothing but a future "before
them.
We are glad to
terpnse in Weldon. For vears
it has been called a denrl t",ti.
It only needed rousing up, and
it las been done. With its
wonderful water power, raiN
road facilities and country
around, it may oner than
BcXCOMIJK.
It is amusing to see with
what eagerness the South takes
up the Northern 4 'buncombe' '
of a Southern man for '9G.
AVhile we have abundant able,
J expected be the largest and
U,U31 important place in the
State. Capital and enterprise
are what it needs, and they are
occureu.
When the various projected
factories are in actual operation
we will wonder that such re
sources had not been utilized in
the past. Those enterprises are
assured Much northern capi
tal will be invested and north-
triu caniiai wnn southern indus
try will do the work. Weldon
nas a great future before it.
vou ever sa
Where :
C. T. Munford's
Iiere else did you expect
to find them i He always
leads in goods and prices."
Next?
Why he carries a full line
of everything, in Hats
Shoes, Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Dry
Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods, itc. Silks for Shirt
waists 2i)cts per yard.
Then ?
Always go to see himVhen
you have money to siend
and goods to buy.
Assignee's Sale.
E. S.Jeffrays & toM whole
sale Dry Goods and Notions
Broadway, N. Y., establish
ed 1800, went into hands of
receiver ten days ago and
the pick of their stock can
be found at Jobbers Prices
at
C. T. MUNFORD'S
.....
-frAT TO HANK.
J IK Cherry, )
J. J:. Moii. i
J- (r. Woje. J
J. B. CHERRY
&C0.
We extend our thanks to our
friends and customers for their
patronage in the past and ask
them not to forget us in the fu
ture, when in need ot any Koods
we carry. We shall at all times
strive to sell good, JMiablt
(rooas, at the
iowest Prices
Call on us for Dry Goods.
N otions, Hats and Caps, Shoes
Lmbrellns, Crockery. Lamps,
Glassware, Tinware vv. ' i'
ware. Hardwaie, Groceries
Plows nnil V.iMi,!n,. t. , '
Trunks and U' Z Zj "
ranted t, rive satisfaction.. to,llutl.J J " , l '" "wpi : SUi.J
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