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"THE D on t"Fo rget ! THAT YQU CAN - ALWAYS FIKD . AT' THE STEWART STORE A FULL LIN QF GENERAL MERCHANLISE IN ADDITION TO A COMPLETE, STOCK OF STOVES AND . . FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR CASH AND NOTTO BE UN- ' , DERSQLD Stewart (aiming So. r- j voLax. EOGKINGHAM, RICHMOND COUNTY, N. 0., NOVEMBER 5,1891. NO 43. TO S3 We are every day receiving fresh addi- iionsof DRY GOODS, f NOTIONS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, CUTLERY TIN AND WOODEN WARE, And all other articles belonging to a gen eral stock.: We alao keep all tne School Books recommended by the State Board of Edu cation, which we sell at contract prices. Call and see us before purchasing. ' Respectfully, j. a irniGffT.co. VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE At a great bargain. Contains 650 acres, with splendid improvements, and will be sold cheap, as ownsr is determined to sell it, even at a sacrifice. Apnlv to ' - A. M, McAULAY, Real Estate Agent, Rockingham, N. G. John W. Couc rni c UUbk M!. ATTORNEYS - Fha.xk McNeill. 10SEILL AT - LAW ROCKINGHAM. N, . FORKING PEOPLE can take Simmons Liver' Regulator without loss of time or dan ger from, exposure. It takes the place bf a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medi cine to be kept in the household tcj be given upon any indication ef approach ing sickness. It contains no dangerous ingredients but is purely vegetable, gentle yet thorough in its action, and can bo given Tjrith 6afetynd the most satisfactory results to any 5erson regardlesa of age. t has no equal. iTry it. llcSinley's Tariff Lid It The Sensation of the Season. -THE DUAL- Attraction offered by our New Line of Men's, Youths, Boys & Children's suits and Over coats for the Fall and Winter season. i 0 vercoats-Hich, Rare, Right, Reliable In Young Even's Suits In "Boys Suits We show every Stvle Frock. Sack or Cut away. The manufacture, trimmings and as sortment of fabric all one could desire. We are very strong. Tbe styles we show are very numerous, affording a wide variety from which to make selections. 99 in Children's "fCnee Suits We are able to offer the very best and most , original designs. This department has been given every care the productions this sea son surpassing heretofore shown. 1&. SPECIAL ATTENTION DIRECTED TO OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF MINISTERIAL SUI TS THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES AND FABRICS. 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT TO MINISTERS. All orders shall have our prompt and careful attention. We pay return charge. CHARLOTTE N. G. N Y. Evening Post, Ind. "A life long Republican." whose business has been ruined and the labor and study of a lifetime annir hilated by the McKinley tariff, and who, consequently, has plenty of leisure for literary pursuits, .has composed and published a pamph let entitled ''McKinleyisai and the False Prophets of Protection." It analyzes the business conditions of the country since that bill became a law and it finds the following facts: (1) The public revenue from cus toms duties has declined $47,000,000 in eight months. The public expen ditures during this period have in creased. ' (2) The total number of mercan tile failures in the United States has increased 11 per cent, in the 6 months after the passage of the Mc Kinley bill. The liabilities of the failed firms have . increased during t hp same period 47 per cent. P-En- CftNTRA, the amount of libiiities of failed firms in Canada, where all the conditions of trade are like our own . V tr r l i t except as 10 rucivinieyismj nave de creased 2i per cent, during the same time. (3) The number of failures from January 1 to October 1, 1891 i. e., since the McKinley bill went into operation has been greater than in any other year during the past de cade, being 8,866. The highest number during the decade other than this was in 1885, following the panic of 1884, when it was 8,433 (4) The volume of1 business, as shown by bank clearings, has fallen off 11 per cent, in six months, since the McKinley bill went into opera tion. The shrinkage in clearings during that tim8 has been more than 63,000,000. (5) A blow ha3 been struck at the prosperity of New York city by the McKinley bill, and this was inten tional on the part of the framers of the bill, because New York is the chief entrepot of foreign trade. This blow is represented by a decline of 33. per cent in new buildings in the city during, the past seven months. (6) The general prosperity of the country has been cut down 35 per cent. This is. shown by a shrinkage of that amount in the consumption of pig iron, which is the best avail able test of the general prosperity of the country. (7) Finally, the McKinley bill crushed the Republican party in the last national election under a popu lar majority of more than three mil lion votes. The writer does not men tion this circumstance as a calamity although he was a Republican him self up to thuttime. The Alliance is as Pull of Politics as an Egg of Meat, and Is There-to . v Stav. ' OFFICIAL UTTSBAUOB Norfolk, Va., Oct. 29. Col. L. L. Polk, President of the Farmers' Alli ance, in speaking at Elizabeth CH37, N. C, to-day, said in part: "t have known farmers to leave their crops knee high in grass to go to the court house and 6r hours sit in a hot room to hear pothouse politicians speak .md tell them to stick to the party. Tbiey slick, and the dance of death goes on. After tlectmn-b; day, the speaker said, all is darkness down here. What of the night? and the answer comes, "all is well, plow on." They talk about politics; the Ajjmnce js as full of politics as egg is fu.ll of meat. Yes, sir, we are into politics and in there to stay. They talk about party. , What is party ? It is a nice little collar with a chain. I don't care who is nomi nated. 1 will vote as I please. Who has a patent right on politics? It depended on whether either par ty recognized the farmers as the bal ance of power whether there would be a third party. The people have risen in their might and assert that they have a right to help rule the country' and they are going to do if . , Col. Polk then advocated the sub- treasury bill, and when he called for pledges to support it nearly every hand went up. He said eighteen States were pledged to his scheme. Bill Arp Speaks of Sorrow and a Moth-. er's Undying Love. - ' . "The baby is dead." That was the message that came to usjfrom far away, where one of our. ..boys is now living. It sadden ed the houshold, for we- had never A good man who wants 'to. reform the evils of society calls attention to the number of murders the past year arising irom tne pernicious practice of carrying concealed "weapons. The array is something ghastly of these. seen the child nor the mother they j E0U,S tuat were Put out ot the world were to come and visit us next through pistol, knife and razor. .1. he month, and we all expected to be so .reformer thereupon demanda bt --. . . - .1 . I . .. I L. . . . f . happy. There is trouble that is more laws Buau yo pabseu . agnuisi rouble grief that is grief the first lue carry ipgot concealed weapons, r.hihl and ,.1.1 pnnnah .,. i,uo t.. especially by minors. .Let them be ed around the mothers heart, and heavily fined when caught, and absorbed her - very life. The father Dd made an example of, says he. Exhausted vitality, " nervousness lost manhood, weakness caused by overtaxation pi the system, will be cured by the powerful P. P. P., which gives health and strength to the wreck of the system. TOT ADE. I have just received a large invoice of A large quantity of Beautiful Table Chinaware. The ladies are invited to call and see it. I AM STILL ON WHEELS! Having on hands and ea route another car load of Buggies, Wagons and parts Prices all Reduced for the Holidays. The Governor of Georgia Vetoes. Gov. Northen of Georgia, has ve toed the bill making it a misde rneuRor. for a physician or a prescrip tion clerk to be drunk while offer ing his professional services to the public. He says that "drunkenness on the part of practising physicians and prescription clerks is reprehen sible and ought to be suppressed but if it is a crime for them to be in toxicated it ought to be a crime for others who get in like condition; and if it is n'o crime for others, it ough not to be a crime for them." Less Law. and More Sense. can love, too, and caress, and feel a ather's pride, and he can weep and be desolate. Time will temper his grief, but a mother never ceases to lament the death of her first-born child. It has been more than thirty years since we lost one, but the little gar ments that he wore are hjdden away somewhere, and sometimes I see the ! mother fondling them they lie in Very good. But if our reformer will look on the statutes of every large city in this Union, if he will examine the laws of the States, ,. he will find already stiff doubled .and twisted laws against the very thing he complains of, carrying concealed weapons. What law can do law has already done. If our reformer would diminish the number of mur ders by razor and . pistol, let him go I . 1 1- !. 1 , the old trunk, the trunk that holds amonS lDe Vl ' I 1 . t !-. I her heart's best treasures. It was teacn tuem mai li mey never carry i l : ii i .- Sterne who said: "(iod temnera the a Plsim lue um uevei "Ui"" un wind to the shorn lamb." and so in with oue time the voumr mother's Prief win in a civilized community .it is only be sweeter than it is sad, and she th coward and the neak vvho caiT-v will rise from it with a hone and a It ifeSQ$Jo y 0 tmythiag, $jKeciRi. ly of a medicine, that it is "the best" j bat to show the reason f its superiority -to iQ.Bati&factip.a oftho' pntolicmay ha quite another matter." Vhen"wc affirm," -liowever, that TA.;er'a; Saraaparilla M -superior to any. other hlJ$l nieJicinp. ' we inake-tio taCosMCTatefateipet-t , hut tell the plain, unvarnished truth, $uca tenVporafy eSfaflaratiOtfhich is mistaken for cure; hut thtjjces ffect-. ed hy taking Aycr's Saf.pariUa ara radical and permanent. It not only '"puri'fies htoBerrttaSWttid iu- ' vigorU:e3 tha,t ftuid. . , . Aytr's SarsapariH fas hocn in usa , for the better iart of hal a century, and ; has achieved a success w hich is -without ; -pafalieb in the diw-Qry. rfccdicinc. ; ffppla eg,rly learnd JjO arireciate its; value as "a puriC-er t'f the"hlBoa, and the lapse of years has-only ojijirnied, and strengthened the pojmlar opinion pf its merits. . . ' Onty the choices. aTid ir.ost approved ingredients enter into ta.ioiRgsition of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, "and t these ara secured regardless of cost. ; It Wffn thid principle that the Honduras sarsaparilla roptis exciusively.nsed in this pvepara tion.' Tlie domestic VavietJ : is cheap tmd-abundant boinc? -gidifirenoipa all pver the American, conUiwnt,. but ;it has. little medicinal value" corn pate a with the richer growth of the tropierThere foreTit ii; thattlie extract ,o the Hon duras root, solely, forms the' basis of Ayer's preparation, th t41tf iffgreui ents being stillingia, jsodofthyl'tm, yel low dock, and the iodides of yotassium and iron. ' " ' " ;i " :"; ' The effect' prodnct-d hy-thesa-ingrc-dients .depeu-la Jargely.-ujprwAhe proportion- n"?e'J, and it is only by the greatest-shi'.l m cormwunding tken that the remarkable aleiativev.asd-, tonic qualities of Ayer's ' SarsaparilTa, are secured. -The" appiiiahce- ot ic&yer's laboratory arc unique nJ,joatly, and. experience shows that their use results ;u producing a compoiniTT,?rtrflct of . fat -more - garatit powor- tlja can bo obtained .by any other methods. This ja,ct together with the rndst attractive, liberal, and original methods of Adver tising, readily accounts for te world "wide reputation arid eaYiable success of Ayer's Sassaparilla, 444 trust wkich she has never before known. A child in Heaven is a bond that cannot be broken; it is not lost it is saved. But still the pang of sepera- tion is verv crushing to a mother's - a I - . i . j heart. How the world shrinks up ! 13 uie oaiy wa How mean and insignificant are all its pleasures! I have felt that way, and have been comforted by the feeling, and soKI know, has every parent who has lost a child. a weapon; tne Drave man aeienas himself with his fists, when defense which is not ofttn. is necessary, Let our reformer teach a community to be good natured and honest and then the laws against carrying con cealed weapons can be enforced. It A faded or gray beard may be col ored a beautiful and natural brown or black, at will, by using Bucking- Lam's Dye for the Whiskers. Progress. It is very important in this age of vast material progress that a rem edy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its na ture and effects. Possessing these qualities, by rup ot Jb igs is tne one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known. Jngtlee in Gaston County. That pain under the shoulder blade is dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. OUR STOCK OF RIBTCW SPP.TNfi- ANT) SUMMER GOOD IS NOW COMPLETE IN Health demands a healthy liver Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and indigestion. The Greatest of all is Charity. enoir Topic. Prompted by indignation, how ever righteous, no person of sensi bility can publish a harsh personal expression without feeling, if not ! sorry that he wrote it, at least sorry that he had to write it. It gives one of gentle instincts no pleasure to say disagreeable thiugs of another, aad needlessly and ruthlessly to wound the sensitive nature of any one is not only rude but sinfuh The publio acts oi a public man are open to criticism,, but the private life and personal characteristics of all men are sacrea. JNot. always is even provocation excuse, for we are taught not to return railing for railing, but good for evil, aad that it is the soft answer that turneth away wrath, Aljove all should friends and neigh bor's steer clear of invective and sharp, speeches. We all dwell to gether i,n happiness and unity; let us continue so to live. For our part. we would not risk losing that excel lent gilt of charity and get in peril of going to the devil to boot for all the parties and platforms that ever existed. Interest Increasing. Fayetteville Observer. ' Interest in the celebrated ilcDdu gald trial is ever on the increase. -The array of counsel will be strong and large. For the defense will be Muj. Jno. D. Shaw, Sr., and Mr. Jno. D. Shaw, Jr., of Rockingham, Col. W. F. French and Capt. W. S. Nor inent, of Lutnberton, and Hon. J. C. McRae and Mr. Jno. G. Shaw, of Fayetteville, while the attorneys for the prosecution are Hon. Alfred Rowland and Col. Neal Archie Mc Lean, of Lumberton, Walter H. Neal, of Lauriuburg, and Solicitor Frank McNeil, of Rockingham. One hun dred and forty-two witnesses have already been summoned, with the probability that the number will be increased to two hundred. Jurisdiction of Magistrates. Carthage Blade. . The Supreme Court of North Car olina has recently decided, in the case of the State vs. Fesperman, that the law relative to carrying conceal ed weapons has not leen changed that the jurisdiction of Justices, Mayors, etc., has not been enlarged, and the law remains as it has re mained for several years. Under the law Justices have no jurisdiction in any of the following instances: Gastonia Gazette. first, where there is an intent to kill A curious freak of justice has been whether a deadly weapon is used or put on record by the Superior Court not and whether serious damage is just held at Dallas, Gaston county, done or not. Second, where the as- Samuel Sloan, a colored boy,- w s f sault is made secretly, whether a annoyed one night by a racket out- deadly weapon is used or not. side the house. With the intention Third, where serious damage is of hrinamer the racket to an end. he dune whether a deadly weapon is ook his gun, and fired at random used or not. Fourth, where any to make a noise, and inspire fright. J kird of a deadly weapon is used or He soon afterwards found his shot offered to be used byiny party in had killed a neighbor's cow. Suit an assult or affray. All the justices was brought, not for recovery of dam- can do in. any one of those is to ages, but for cruelty to animals. bind the party over to court. If The Court found Sloan, guilty and there is any one who uses or offers made him pay costs, which amount- to use a deadly weapon, or if any From theLa'arinb-arg-Isclvange. The Ladies Aid Society 6f Spring Hill church will have a supper at Spring Hill next Erklay-nig-. Re ceipts for the beneiitol-4lieeburch. Mr. W. E. Clayton has been ten dered the position of --lasted Mechan ic of the Wilmington. OnsioW'fe East Carolina railroad- at a good -salary a month,-with headquarters' -at Wilmington.- - - Mr. L. D. McKmribri serrtSS t-fa of com, weighing 42 pnundBj'to; the Maxton Fair, v,-liich vms i pronounced the finest com exhibited there. He has 5 acres of this corn, off of - v-tyd-v. he. expects to gathec 200 bitheb. The consciousness of having a remedy at hand for croup, pneumo nia, sore throat, nd sudden colds, is very consoling to a pareit,. With a bttle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral iu the house, one feels, in such case?, r. sense of security nothing .else can give. Press Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, And everything else needed by the people of this community, all of Wn.rh to. 11 k 1 - l :u n .1 " nui uc euiu wa iuw us fiiy uuts eise win sej mem, WVT, COVINGTON & GO, "My Daughter's Lifs Was saved by Hood's Sarsaparilla;" says Mr. B. B. Jones of Alna, Maine "She had seven running sores in.dif ferent places on her body, but ou, I giving her Hood's Sarsaparilla there was. marked improvement and n.pw I she is well, strong -and. healthy.' Fox scrofula iu every form Hood's Sarsaparilla is a radical- reliable remedy. It has an unequalled record of cures. The Alliance of Greenville county, S. C, has passed a resolution to store its cotton and has made arrange ments with, the local banks to ad vance money on this cottou." Tlrtf amount the bankers have agreed to advance is 80 per ceut of the. selling price of the cotton. Of course inter est and storage will have to be taken into consideration. Is not such a plan as th3 wiser tharthe sub-treasury ? It is practically the same thing, without governmental interfer ernce, and will give the farmer njon ey to pay his debts and at the same time enable him to hold hif cotton for higher pricey. Teacher Keep your hand down , John Billings; when I am ready I will call upon you. (Ten minutes later.) Now, John Billings,,. I will hear what you have to. say. John( Billings I only wanted ter, tell yer that I seed a tramp in the hallway, hook yer gold headed umbrella. Pope,- the -z retired- Mr. Randall druggist of Madison, Fiar,-says (Dec. 3, 1889) he regard P. ft R (Pjjckly Ash, Poke Root' and ? Potassium) as the best alterative bn'-'lhe-markct, and that he has seen hiore beneficial tesults from the use of it than any other blood medicine. ed to $24.70. P. P, p. cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum and all humors, Dispepsia, Sick Headache. Biliousness. It cures that tired feeling, creates an person is injured seriously then it is the justice's duty to bind all over to court. "One touch of Nature makes . the. w,hole world kin." Diseases common appetite, strengthens the nerves and to the race compel the search for a builds ud the whole system. P. P. P. is unrivaled, and since its intro duction has cured more cases of blood disease than all the other pu rifiers pu. together. A woman, a negro and a dog, all went up in a balloon at the Raleigh Exposition la&V week. The nogro's ascension was not in the programme but he got tangled in the ropes and was "tuck" up. He fell and was mortally wounded. The woman and dog came down allright. The dog is excusable for. such conduct bu,t the woman ought to have, better sense. Sjmjgpns Liver. Jegulatox is a. most excellent appetizing tonic. Sam, S. Pentz, Chap, to Bishop of ISorth Carolina It isourdeliberateopinion say&the Lumberton Robesoyjan, that the crops in Robeson are the best in the last twenty years. This applies to cotton, which is well fruited, as well as to corn. It is the general qpinion thatjerops in Robeson are better than in any of the surrounding counties. Secretary Rusk preserves many olthe primeval manners of his rustic boyhood. It ls-a rare thing to hnd him up after 9 o'clock in the evening and if nothing prevents he goea to, bed at 8.30. He gets up at daybreak. Don't tear your entrails out with pills aud purgatives. Take Sim- common remedy. It is found jn Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the reputation of which is world-wide, having large ly supreseded every other blood medicine in use. lJ74ding inTasHonable CovmtryLife. Fayetteville Observer. Miss Maggie Pembertoa left last Thursday for Richmond county to be present at the marriage, of her friend. Miss Panhie Stanback. Hardly anywhere in the South could be found better people or more delightful society than iu this ' Pee Dee section, and the wedding festiv ities will no doubt form a pleasing epoch in the lives of the participants, not soon forgotten. ' r Hood's Pills cure Constipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. They are the best family catharthic. - Ths Idea is a Capital One. Dr. C. E. Taylor, President,, of Wake Forest College, is thinking of taking a party of fifty or more stu dents to Washington City ta spend a week. During that, time 'they propose to visit all the places of. u terest. - - (.If P1HAN EROS, "Proprietor!, Oroggists, Licpman's Blecfc, h SAVASNAW, GA That shortness of breath is dys pepsia. Take Simmons Liver Reg- PERFECTED CRYSTALltNSES THBDC MARK. Culfty Ti3 tit iJ-TSys. a. sSi W.I.EVERETT GENERAL MERCHANDISE, has exclusive sulejof these celebrated glassesin RockinghamJtN. C. Paulkng? Keilam & M oor& . The only manufacturing onticians .in the South, Atlanta, pa. PEDDLEES ARE NOT SUPPLIER WITH .THESE FAMOUS GLASSES, mpns Liveij Reiulatoi: ulatar. V -V