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A. NIXON.
II t-iil4rnti mid .Miuiuril.
.Mfsrs. Hi mlersod and Mhuford
tooke to a lull holism o on last
Monday. Mr. HtMidcrson made a
strong armmit nt in advocacy of
IL-morrutie principles, and showed
elc.irly t hiit the late Congress had
done gn.-at iroti for the people and
would (jo much mure good in the
fuiuiv. Mr. .huti'i'd's spetch con
bifctt tl .f abuse toward the demo
cratic party and an earnest desire
to In- united in marriage with the
r. puhlican party. He did not in
troduce a single argument in favor
of populism. The height of his
speech was in lavor of doing any
thing to heat the democrat!). He
gained no ground for tin unholy
'alliance in this locality.
WuNliliigioii I.otlei-.
J rr-8i'tenoe of (JoPrikr.
W ASllINOTi.N, ( Vt. : 1'l'CS-
ldent Cleveland will return to the
White lloiitt: this week and it is
rtresumed. although not yt certain
that Mrs. Cleveland and the chil
dren will accompany him. The
White House ha? Ieen cleaned from
cellar to garret, a force of men
having been working from the day
th - President and his family left
until Saturdnv night to brighten
up thing- for the winter season.
Secretary Cai lisle lias almost
consented to deliver several speech-e-
in Indiana and New York and
the- pressure is m great that there
is little doubt that lie will in the
end succumb. It was not because
1. hud any objection to making
sj ches or doing anything else
ti-.u is pro)er to aid the democrat
ic party that heat first declined
t' loak i tliese speeches, but be-c-.
isf he i? very misy and expects
t i 1 1 i ii u so until after the
i:e i in- -f Cliistivsn and because
in. kI. si to b.; unable
iiupoi laiic t!...l d..iii.j
' '' i rv w iJl al-
th.
ft,
l:,
U!)l:
!. M'liali.ai, rum that ho
t:. th'1 party will iir.ld ;ts own
in il.'- CuiiLii'.'ssioiinl districts and
w:!i control the legislature, which
Yiiil tlset Senator Cullon'a suc-
cessor. Now for a surprise. I
have just learned from a trust
worthy source that there is a
strong, probability that Secretary
(ireshem will speak, both in Illi
nois and Indiana, before the clo9e
of the campaign.
Mr. T. 0. Towlea, a prominent
official of tne House, has jufet re
turued from his home in Missouri.
He has carefully investigated the
political situation in the State and
his judgment is regarded good by
all who know of the accuracy ol
the predictions he has made in
previous contests. He says that
the democrats are now working
harmoniously all over th State
and are certain to hold their own
in Congressional districts, and
have a good lighting chance to send
a solid ueniocratic delegation to
the next fighting chance to send
solid democratic delegation to the
ii-xt House. Missouri isoneof the
.-tales in whioii the republican
. i-iinpaign committee has been fig
uring, or at least claiming to fig
ii'e, on big gains.
L i v prominent democrat who
: as b.;..-n in ashiington for the
I .-t i wo or three days endoise
;l. action d" Senator Hill, in al
. wing i!i democratic State ticket
. bo printed on the Union or an
i'lainmany municipal ticket, as
v.'.-ii as the Tammany tieket, as
)t niy uood politics, but under
e;rru!ns!ances absolutely nec-
i rv i.-dit I, s. They feel that
nat- r Hill was perfectly right in
i'-clininii to make the success of
!! State t i'-ket dependent upon
.if: t-N-cfion of the Tammany tick-
i. bile tho reports from New
i oi l; are far
from sat isfactory 1
uiost democrats are still cunfident
; hat Hill will win.
In view of the action of Judge
l.arcombe, of New York, in deny
ing the application for a writ ol
habeas corpus in the case of Mr.
Monon's English coachman, who
has been crdered deported for hav
ing come to America in violation
of the alien contract labor lav,and
decided that the Secretary of the
Treasury alone had the authority
to decide whether the claim made
that the man was Mr. Morton's
domestic sarvant and therefore ex
empt from the lawm question,vas
valid, Secretary Carlisle has di
rected that the immigration board
of review at Ellis Isalnd make a
thorough investigation, and report
to him, in order that he may final
ly decide the case. There is no
politics in it so far as Secretary
Carlisle is concerned. He regrets
the decision of Judge l.arcombe,
believing that puts a more author
ity in the hands of the Secretary
of the Treasury than the farmers
of the law intended that he should
have, but will, of course make the
decision.
The congressional campaign
Committee has about completed its
work, so .far as the sending out of
democratic literature is concerned
From now until election its work
w ill be mostly of an advisory nat
ure, althrough it will also keep
th democratic district managers
posted as to any new schemes put
out by republican to catch votes
Members of the committee think
the congressional situation in New
York City, which has been awfully
complicated in nearly all the dis
tricts because of there beinff two
democratic canidates Tammany
and anti-Tammany in each, has
been greatly helped by thfi with
drawal of Straus and the substi
tution of ex-Mayor 'jiunt as the
lammany candidate lor mayor.
1 he Congressional committee
wants democrat elected to Con
L'tvss. doesn't care a fit whether
tlteyaro Tammany or anti-Tammany,
and it is working to provent
il;..'1 runniny; of two democratic
-.tiiJiduto in anyone district, be
vin that it is foolish to thus
'. '- sais to republicans which!
:..iit f;;!iv b-hv.iT to democrats. i
1
a '- jtit
i"'jn running over
( '.' ) of our proposed
1 i i.pu;!
) to abolisli banks:
h.uiMii.ii riirrf-ncy diivct f.-.i
! '' pb- at ' e-nt. iutnr-j
ioi.t unlimiti-'d coinuire of j
1 '. iil.il iijt'diuni iit Jf'oO. !
"M'-na : in -.'ii.'! lax ; jrvc-rni-!
'.Mil 1 si.in v rai road.-; iin.i
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'm:;: murn and morei
y u proceed.
K. W. Ward.
llo.l P lis are ihe lst after,
diunt'i iii ls, asiit djjesti0D, i ore
headache. .''5c.
jffitvrr letter.
As this place ha no regular
correspondent I will endeavor to
give you a few items for the benefit
of your readers "especially
votes"
Jas. Daves who was not expected
to live has recovered. Theru is
not much sickness in this town at
present.
Corn shuckinga and Cotton
pickings are now in order. People
are preparing to sow their teed
some few have already begun.
"The cotton gina at this place
are doing a good business"
The cry, hard times, is a thing
of the pafct lest you 9trike a Pub.
or Pop. who has determed to be a
Phelo3epher or full & who has
choaen the latter aide Republi
Poplican nomine for register will
not get many votes in this part of
the world when the people learn
his political career, Tte niau who
left the Democratic party in 92
(when he thought Harrison was
going to be elected president.) for
the sake and hopes of getting a
store keepers position will not get
my vote. He will get left this
time just like usual.
We heard a prominent Had ',
remark '"He is not fit for a road '
"verseer much less a County olh- j
jr. Buckle on your armour fellow j
democrats aim a victory is 'await- j
ingus on Nov. the 0th as usual. I
, i
Yours. fce.
Subscriber. ;
U&M oT The Utlfiij D?m.
Com mtite'.
Ex
.The members of the County Dem.
Fx. Com. (as well as the members
of the township Com.) are request
ed to met at S. G. Finley's office j
on Tuesday, Oct. 30th 1884 at 2
o'clock p. m., to decide upon a
place to hold Senatorial piimaries
and transact any other business
that may come before it.
R. S. Rei.nhardt, Ch'm.
Xewlun I, filer-
En. Courier: Democracy will
surely sweep the country on the
Cth of November. On the 3rd of
November a grand rally will be
given by the Democrats A horse
back procession will be given, and
the township bringing ut nearest
its vote of 2 years hence will re
ceive a fine silk flag to cost not
less than $40. Several ot the best
speakers of the State will be here.
Let every body come to hear them.
We have a few 3rdites who
think they will carry the county,
but it will be like it was two years
ago come up behind and fraud
will be the cry Any man who
snys that we do not, have a fair
election in Catawba is an infamous
liar or a very ignorant man.
Talk about principlal, where isit?
2 years ago the Pops wrere crying
dishonostv in the old parties, and
where do we find them? right with
the most corrupt party that ever
existed. We might have thought
rhat they were honest iu opinion,
but their actions go to show they
are far from it.
Honest election is the cry of
many of the ignorant of this coun
ty. It looks as if they want hon
est election when they are joining
hands with a party that has always
opposed fair and honest elections.
What they want is office recardlesa
for principal. Let every democrat
do his duty and all will be well.
Come to Newton the 3rd. aud hear
the truth as it really is.
Kespectfully.
C.
Honor Roll Sor Pteduiont
Seiiihturj.
Month ending Oct. 5th '94.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Curtis Bynum,
Bessie Davidson,
Johnny Carpenter,
Minna Bynum,
George Costuer,
Charley Wrenshall,
Emma Setzer,
Walter Keener,
Annie Davidson,
Laura Carpenter,
Bright Crouse,
Hubert Ramsaur,
Hoy Koeman,
( ieorgia Bartlette,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Kate Hoke,
Lnna Reinhardt,
Bartlette Bynum,
Eugene Pate,
Eunice Pate,
bailie May Quickie,
Willie McKee,
99.6
93.3
97.2
96
95.S
95.4
95.
94.8
94.5
94.4
94 1
93.8 !
91.5
90. h
99.5
98.
95.2
93 4
90.5 I
"LISTEN"- 1) .nt forget, to
hear Hon. Thus. M. Mason at
Jenk s Store Friday, t. L'C.th at
!? o'clock p. in.
Laboratory School Hons.', Oct. -ii
at night.
Reepsville, Siit. L'Tth, at - o.clock.
It. S. I.'i:imi AKOT.
Chin, i'l.'iii. Ex. Com.
A. M. lk, a I km it c I zu
Ot EtitfHie, Ongon, nt)' h'.t wile
ha tor i a h l. . n tionb ed uph
chronic d an Lie i and u-ed many
remedies wuh mtv ithei n-oil she
tlird Cbrtinh' i lam's Colic, Cl-ohra
nd diftiilcei Iffm-ox , w 1. 1-h bus
cured hei ecmi:! and w. II. (jive it
a tiial id yo-t wi l ! .--uriiin-d at
tlte nroiupt lebt-f if ntienih. 25 moi
50 cent hortii s for f-a'e l Dr. V
h CroubB D i.'g-. xt.
Silt R iei'in ol::ii .. j pens in ( old
weather, it'tacl. i L'D'he a m- d I b-h-ud
and orb. r paii.s of the boi.
II-iolV. 3-iitp;UlH:iJ !. gU'Ht b ond
p'ir.iit-r !itr's alt ih. ni
im mmtnet t
Carrie Oi-t-ne Kii.rj
Save the Children
By Purifying Their CSood
Hood's Sarsapari'la Makes Pure
Blood, Cures Scrofula, Etc.
"My experiein'ft nith II.mxI" Karsaparilla has
bean very tflVctho. My little girl, live years
old, Had for four yoiirs a lad skin disease. Hoi
arms and limbs would bruak out in a mass ol
sores, discharging yellow nutter siie would
scratch the eriii.i urns as though it gave relief.
ana tear open tne sores.
sines. j
T:l,Gosmg out sales
Two Bo
Sarsaparilla cause
and the scabs pealed !f, after which the skin
became soft aim smooth, as a family medicine
ft
Sarsaparilla
we believe Hooils sarsajiariila has no ciial and i
I recommend it." W. L. Ki.no, Ulull Dale, Tex. i
Hood's Pills ar
gentl and effective.
i? the- best family catnartia
Try a box. cent.
An Antidot.
TIlMil!
RESULTANT !-V'lLc"
A WELL-SUPPL1FD
THIMKI G SHOP
ami
Frequent
of
Bottled
PotionS
C'H and ee,
;. f a 1:1 a a
KTotioe I
- KToticc I
And don't forget to no
tice what 1 am
about to say.
I wih loc i yam ai ini'i, 11 to a
Que grade ol m winiu () 1 1 now
t ve . tut i.nti I t ic iU:-!()fi(T j.nd
Uownr-, wlic, i.o gum on
tour !ia hii. -.
I V.- ll hKi i;arL- in S.i.rh Hi a few
kb , h int il i'.i n 11.1! MUM
lit F." t.r ill i. 1. 1 - is
ho mui ii !e iiau 1. 1
1 1 I v l.ave 0:1
j h. iil u mi j ly
j lit Til'lll-
i 1,1. s
, well ' niiUt;.. . a " e ti. r Hidf-,
i hic'i I i i f in to .s-t, as 1
! ib to kt f-. itiH,ii MtiO.'i 111 y col
j It'Ctton ol i u; -'
! JtPit received m.'tre P.i.tton
Harrows! The l..i iliin.: of
the Kind on the maiv.et.
I) n't loret t'" -.! 1 r-iiJ cx. m'.uc
SIIOKS jr.' if .'-ivc.l lam n,nr
pel in tr f in t" the iiifi'j
ot lU .
N,like ii-' . Pi'Oiiojraph, re
tiii wlji fou I ai'e taken in, until I
- ,,u H,t "'a" to fpioducf to ytior
I minds to- jren.-rul api!icalion and
F. A. TOBY.
Why In II Sa Irclluhlr?
Ttiis qui-Ntion is often heard and
iihhiJ n h 'tfii miihi wr-l.
Il ts uol ahvaH mmiui rr d. as It
8b"nil hi- tti tt iIih n riNidii ot ill-
j tt-mprr ami initHb lily so inn L-i be
t fouiui in the rjbvrtiiMl eniolin if.n
the pirsoii fcti'.cfHtt. Wiia the
use of tiirg to 'li iinioniz-" a nun
who-n hv-r ha8 iiuih h u k on himt
If h man s tortured w.th iheunnn.
(ism, bow can be lie expected lo tve
fl'hble nd Hgr ea'le 1 0tn a cu
fjru.ed d. 8petic be -x etifi-i1 t te
cheeifu' aud ttlwns rndy to tell a
funny t-t r ? The only wy to re
nHe Ihe. ditlicilM lw ! tret sit the
c.ius., l) spept-i'i, Hliumi iiisui,
impure liiood hu lier iiird8
I o
Huod'- Haifrtpiillri ; tli a
n why it if an effective iHnquil z-r
a peaceful rnt-Ksengt-C anil a pie
ventiv. ol dninFt ic quariHt.
Tliroir I'liynic lo ilie Ik.
M any do this. Thev become dis
gtifted with d c ois aiid rufe. hI.".
Su h U-i t- iefcr tii'l V n r's
D-sp-p-u It'ined.v. I p-ts l he
t ii,ii-i, it ordrr, Mid Uian li-a
ii tt.ii put f. rJjiif. K ti ft
'ui-::i o r ler and diei!'- i;n-
io frxi-t. li Tii'i's Dy-peiia
li- iod-. I builds liji hi d gH'i 3
a w il e f ; cm 1 1 j ti.'ft ?o l'j ir.
50.? ps-i n tr.it. For 9 e b, lrug
RACKETSTORE
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f y 'i v tut i-wrg tin
ii.-iei. i 1 .ii.-, I r v ( ;
t ions '1 ii:V ;ii Si-
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and dit h: I
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Have"
got lit good-- a:.d they un
bound to go. )o yoiir trading
wilh us mid mivo one half )ot;r
money. This i.ithe time y. ti
want to make your 5e- col ton
hny IQc worth of good, mon
ey saved is money made.
K E'l'KCl FULLY
J. L. Kistler.
CRYSTAL LENSES
TDkOt MARK.
Quality Tint ti hi.
J. A. Smith, Druggist, has ex-
liisive sale of these glasses in
X nvton. X. C. From th factury
f Kellam tt loore, the only com
plete optical plant in the south
Atlanta. Ga.
5"Teddler3 are not supplied
with these tainoua glasses.
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A "SUIT of CIOTHES for 75cents
This may astonish yon. It is no catch,
nor bate. t is a real straight i-ale made on our original, Quick
falop and hod pi ofit.s, policy. "Jhe purchaser of this eapacial line
was lare but the manufacturers have failed to deliver therefore
ii win iitt'in.j) ..Mh e i.ir i' siiiJ.v " I ''Ot these pirifcuir saiu
are iiikiI lor -lilt I men". That class ciiaiitfiu from kilta to - iroasra.
Fit 1 he . on tig mt up in one of our 76o. to 82 00 suits and if he
d eB u t frel ai big a Pjpa there ia soiaetblD radically
wrong. Our louitb lot of clothib coming in . It will".
m ike our "lock a moat excellent one, placiug 08 In
a position to p ease i'ie most fabtidioua. The selection la good, 8tjle art
roirrc, tuik ttt 1. . V.iiid beleMsed to ghow you through aian tiia,
Jnst a w tJ itb.Mt sh,.e-j. Our saeive ne riht bre now, rmt by the time this recii
you they will ie tillbii tiain We anticipate jTour waints aud are alwaja retijtf
supply infii-. We have 1 he lest I ot Lome made shoes in
low n, EVEUY pir i gutrdoieed. Just tbiok of it, -a
vsouimt. fhoe for $1,40 aud so on ail throagb? Call
ou us. It wdl be a pleasure to show you through; -
RE&PECTFULL r,J
IT, S. BoMmsob itCo
Renier.iber we are the Champion produce dealers in . JJucoIuton.
I n B uy i ng a Piano or an Organ
Ho sure. that you get one 01. a reliable make,
sary to buy an expensive instrument, as a
can lie bought for very little, more than one of an in
ferior make wpulj-'cast'" -.We "handle noliSibiit
FIRST CLASS, STANDARD; MAKES OF
PIANOS & ORGANS
every onn of which is" guaranteed, for ( years vvith a -6 moni
exi-hanL' privilege. We. furnish a compre.re oulfft'rREE with
each miilir. und pay freights. ' .-. ir-
Wi ite for catalogue and prices ..." " . ' ' " -
LUDDEN & BATES,
onUiiMti Music House,
v:,m; whiui.erm'gr.
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BROCKTON, MA5S.
Von en 11 t
Hecause, wr
advi. 1 iiita sin
miinpv ly un baiutf L.
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, cue value by statnymi the Dime and price 011
; the bottom, win. h protects you against high
prices nr.it the iiiiddicruau'.i pi ohts. Our shoe
j equal Liistom woi k .in stylc, easy fitting and
; weaririir qualities. We liave them told every-
where at lowtr prk-c-s tor the value given than
any cil.cr inkt. Take 1.0 substitute. If your
j dealer cannot -upply you, we cau. Sold by
Maun & I5io-., ' Clitrry vii!, N, C.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Unxina t,n iinxlitji.i aa the Eiecutora i
o. me n.M in and Testament f Solomon
t 1 1 entt-r, trtr'.i, nil i.eraons havir.tr claims '
i aiTHlUi-t :vd t'tveaavd. hie !.( ho'n.itif;
, . - r. v... i,.c-niuC mr inum on ax ieiora
t i r.r til,.. r .
nt on or telore
the -20tn dy ,,f Augi.et 15. ..r ttm no. ice i
win oe .if at in .nr T recovery. Tht8
Ausun Hih 1S91- .
h t HIS CARPENTER -
il-VIV ( ARPENTER
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B. Wet
A ilU;KMiLh TKKAfcUKE '
: I W 1 ml.-,-, rnijilinne, N Y, .t8
j iI.hi ht- a v.-ty :r- KiBifs New Di's-
j :iri7..:'?&;.t;t
I i.-, Ih..t h w,.ii 1 n -t be without it it
; pr.. tita', If. g A t)vlrr.n L'ruit I
' ''il ? V- s,vs :"nl Pr Kiss's 1
i -Nev Df.h.rty I- un.iiuiably te bet
, C "ljtli 0-1. .ly; lint t, . Uwj it jn !
i Uji.iy I-r -ai.t ei-s. (ii,d it la rierer !
inilc . t- ci-. Hti that is chi-raed lor i . Why '
I ii t tjv .0 . tly lo r f ied Ht.fl tPstJ. '
J ir.v.l !.. tM- iu ,it J .M 1, win- Dra 1
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iv;.,,; i'i'rw.ti' a
Jowa-from o . ,.C;k -V l iwchoi-jT carea.
hrowii's Inn ?itl-rs rh.v-
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I lad cvres m&it&. Oct tLo ;cvurie. -
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BOOK FREE.
Electiolibration Co., I
roofiTH fvir.yi:.
1894. vi v -1894.
NEW WORK.
Harness, 4$&r idles,
;
! Saddles and' in fact
ANYTH4NG
that is used, idsif' or to be
VVORN by HORSE or MULE.
With Fifteen years experience
I am prepared to furnish any
thing in my Line at Hard T!rr.
Prices, for Cash or Barter.
RepaipinQ fdone on short
. - .. iHftJICE.
Give me a call and be cod
vinced. .Shop pn CO1) 3quar
hholr aF til II ftllJ 1
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.RespectfuJy;
J. P. BEAN
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I SPeridr adnata offered st
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Marion. Art SPhool
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.Concord, C-
12.
' iJoi4l', ''ciu'tl-wjth private famil:
i ut !ow ,a,-P- For furthfr particp
! Urn. inldinjj
MlS3 BETTIE Aixanpsb.
Frit o pal