North Carolina Newspapers

? THE ROCKET. ' . f . ' " r --- - WE INVITE YOU TO COMPARE ; TJib Knckat : :Jr. . 4. THE ROCKET ;: - '-srsV: y "ATTASTA CONSTITUTION JOTS ?A?mfl YEARL- .$2.00 "--.-''. - - - , " v - v- . "X- " OPEBASIVB '-AND 1IECI? AMCAL. - m- "With any other-weekly in thiajiectioa 4 : -the State.' . . . 7: IT IS GROWIKOV -X " ,2, . AND ITS -GROWTH IS BASZD Oil -.'.'. ITS- MERITS. " . VOL. X. ROCKINGHAM, RICHMOND" COUNTY. N. : C., JUNE 21892. NO. 21 SuBscRifTioji.PMc-$1.50iS.Per YearL, Offers his-professional sendees - to the citizens of s Rockingham and community also' to ihe citizens "of Anson, Sta nly, Moore, Ho algom ery and Robeson counties, He is well furnished with all the latestim proved jn3trument8. ' c'--- t. . - ; Teeth extracted without - pan, : Of gice over MissfBlakey's stora 'i : Shoes and iHarnessI: "WV. JONES has. moved over the store of 3 W. COVINGTON, and ia doing first-class-, work' in ,his -- line. Boots, Shoes and Harness made and repaired jn the best possible manner and it lower prices than they have ever been known in this market, - -ijiooa .fiana-maae- - -1.. arnn RrlHlAa nt St OO" " I Wagon Bridies ax oi.uwKr w Vvridlpj at i eorresisondinff low nrices ' ' j A. full stock of Harness and Bridles always pn hand, and made to order on sbortnotife by skilled -workmen. 7 - - 'r.' 3 i - a.:w.jone& T71 - i ON T ;T ORGET . THATv V ''"YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND' . AT THE ' STEWART .v. : "STORE A'PULLTilNE OP IN ADDITION TO A COMPLETE STOCK t Op- STOVES ' AND FURNITURE BOUGHT . FOR v CASH AND NOT TO BE TJN-," V -DERSOLDi ' HAM irtl V r j lliJI.ll M UnHUL-llU UUIH-Ui . ' i i , - -...;t Dr. S M.-Wrighl o Gibson Staifta, NHa C, offers his profe.8sionali services to the people of Richmond and adjoining conn? LsF With a long line xf successful expe- rience he feels warrantedin saying that me most ODSunaie cases, wnere-cure ia possible, readily yield to his treatment.' THE CLEVELAND GRAY.. - A KETUOKY JACK 0 I my place on Mountain Creek Terms, ?2. cash and- when ,Loit ,-stands and accidents but I will not be responsible ior any that occur. -A1H wishing to raise 1'IJSE MUJUESrwill tfo'well to hive him serve. Respectfully ' - - . , t JAS. A. INGRAM COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF . iallrrTiisr'-lssil t y VIRTUE ' OF. A --DECREE OT1 JD the Superior Coilrt of Richmond! foanty made in case of Jno. F. McNair uu. xuoe. u. ju.ci.Nair, piaintms, against Duncan McKay, and olhers defendants we uiiuersignea commissioners, appointed u T - x vuc vi- iwuujiAuguaui, j ncan-uov uampnell, ot Utno, won, H. C, for purpose of making partition, . : . j v- - ' " ' - ' -among-the-tenW in mmmMttUxn 1 hs victory and , his renown . as a i,08b acres of heavily timbered . land, sit- Tate in T?iil-s i Pr ' than v; j " .r ' . , I pn8l?d.i8',h"y'tir-i . fuUdeacnption of said -land will be raven nay oi sale. The title to the land ia 7W disun aesinng xo purcnase win be l , ... V nes ior turtiier particulars to Jno. D. ouaw.jr. Jjaunnburg, N.C. - -Feank McNeill, 1 n. Jho. D. Shaw, jr'.;Cbmmissioffers COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF L 1 5KT D 5 ! U decree of the ZLrrJt A XTT T TT "tTTTimtm w a - .county, made at September term,. fiOTl th coma. V a: . a -. mortgage, i wiif on .Mondav Tfiit uay of June, 1892, sell at public auction. in saldnntv0 ft" tronf V? 7. t9 thet hlgbest biddef, a tract of land lymg and being in Eaid coun- hinfTon rMfw fcniort-or-less, ; North side oi Mark'8;Creek and i bS 8ame land allotted to CarS Widow 'of' Malnnm o r dower vJhjuZL :' -MPn-ison,As her - rBftt ""Ption can Be tiad bvh; '::.', - ' thft S."??. i1' Mtc of the HecW: IT ?-erc- OI where ud mortT. "" ATn of -le 12 mThls ,'",'iOM- A.C.SHAW... "Commissioner, For. R&n- Corneretore-roomifl Hotel" Prveaient and cultivation, will pro-' directions tor preparing and using. Sent tond bniMm i a mrt1 ivlch finna 3 i . . . T mi free by mail by adJrts&irg with stamp, SA B 8' A 10 X CLtakpr duceas much to the acre. It vwll -g thl8-Taier WA. Noiss, fc-d ' - . " . produce the nea tobacco iu the l'c ' t.?' UiocI-, ItjcLester, N. Y. SIGH 1T0 JIOUE-;; It was with" dotibt and trembling- . . I whispered in her" ear, , , , . Go take her answer, bird on. bough, That all the world may hear; ? - I Sweetheart, sigh' na more? - rf - t k ' Sing it, -sing it, tewny. throat, "Cjjpon the wayside tree. - , J c " How fair she isdw trne she is,-.- " ' , How dear she is to me " r '--Sweetheart," sigh pa more. Sing it j -sing it, tawn y thtoat,'r-, ? - And through the summer long s - The wind among the cWet tops'.ii'V The brooks for all their silvery stops : Shall, envy yu"the scng " - " " Sweetheartfigh'no more. -T- t ; ' ; : r -Thomas B.-AldricV. Newport World -- - -r. I ItaViMereaogfoctjn-cuxrent P6liUdai history tbat.the majority of the ben who ure, prominet candl- . , - . ;r- 0 . j j UOXlIor president arts uiauo ouwu wj - -v - ; meir lariu views .icuwiv. -v , v v.-ij f Grover. Cleveland s.. nomination 1 -- VV u ". a I would not uow be as strenuously de-1 manded it is if it were not for his -" - ... j - . -a"'. --1 ioqt -Kr:,j;i,a - In a Jew y4rs vineyards and or tariff message of 1887 Nine- tenths - - J of his supporters regard him as the . . . j-j - : - j logical canumaie vi a uamiJiiigu IU4 i tariff reform 'on account of hi4 . , . ; " " tu- .' n,;ilimu fitUare;beinS;taxed to . transport Jrults the tariff reform battle belore he was president ofeverTgbvenbf,but hisfen- thusiasio friepds regard his message movement which 'TultedLin-.the wonderful democratic-triumph ; of Mr. Carlisle's leadership is due al-4 hie was a prominent aemocraioe-1 fnia he Rnoke on the tariff. Question. J . J- ' ' . . t . ., : I nis nrei great epeeuu ;m yvuvKva was against the use of troops at the pollsand tne employment 01 wnuea j Ibtatea deputy , marenais ior party purposes in eiecwons. v e uas uiaue reputatioa as a constitutional law- yer and an experlc on; all - treasury --. . ' ' ' -.. ' ;C ?Jec but. hc wf 8- ?!?ted 5fr because of his tariff reform - princi- ..i ftna ha hfl held his lezdershirTl f - - . I by reason of his labors Jbr;.the' relief oC the people from undue tarm tax ation, ?- J; T -J- -'' .r 'V- r" Jov,3oies mnat base;:his roml - nence in" national " politics on his I demonstrated power, to carryt a , re- publican . State. , He if broke - a way from; the republican party" on 'the issue in every campaigns ,The eatne may Jbe said ,.of"X5o?; Palmed-Hp iowa ana Ainnois naa uov ueen enormous 'in . rounaonuinnejSj Oj opposed to oppressive tariff taxation 000,OOObaUesineverlfvO'oii no democrat would Shave carried enoughrtd talk,5,(X)0ib00Bore never triem.-,-Mr.' wornson - naa been 1 recently mentioned as having power, r to at ia8t deteat ralmer s nomma- tion." ' He would - not be. thought of J oul lornis recora as a larinvreiorm- er in i the House. ;,Ct if J"-. J I'rj ' Massachusetts Gov. Russell. i - . outside or State matters,, has rested bis -case- on tariff relorm, and so ive rcongres-l been renub'- f high-tariff fighter. If Gov. Pattisonf I . 1 bas :not,acbievedlbis- successes, on tUia icsnn linn kw i... J leadine-OTppponfrs have benpfjrJobDny aftera, iinoment'a-pausei) L- JL L .u - ' K..Atu -V-i'ir. rhm.m. J icuouibio.--.vu tumirarv, s mey i i nave.oeen aTaent revenue-retormerst I H ' , - -. t obliged to make hisfight-on vState issues because., the republicans of Pennsylvania are. vulnerable" where i ever the 'question' jjf honest adnxin; I istration is in issued '' '-- 'Th e d emocrat je victories, o of the last eighteen years Jiaveeep main ly won on the tariff issuer and ; it - is 8til1 question .-remaining - unset "ed which holds the greatest 'hope l-t-- --.-7. '.' J '" " 1 ' .- . V ''- .:.:;-',-' r" - - Easiem Carolina. - J Argonaut; When the Argonaut says anything ' ;t - ' 1 .t i - - li means just what it says. It never m ten tionaJIy exaggerates" or -over- Btates nytlliag- & ) thoroughly na- . , . . -: r Tr. ;.-r i periwbich exaggerates, lies and-the " " " .ay. wru xt - .i. 7. - " , - 7 ' " " t tural country," allUhings coneideredj- Oh the American continent; we state 1 what we believe to be strictly "true and canalile of demonstriiiioiii '-T. .1 - --'":.'. . - ' it lias as nne cotton lands as" there are' in : the. South and by proper im- world, 'yielding frora one to five hun dred dollars to the arcre. It to the arcre. it is splendidly ; adapted tor the prod uc; tion of corn, w heat,; oats," potatoes, aagar cane, pean ntsth e'grasses ahd Btock.It has extraordinary-ad apt ability; for -the production of igrapes and all Idnds of grapea and all kinds of fruits and learly vegetables fortbe big inarkeis,' It h"as acspleodid cli mate -and', firgt-class transportation fe,cilUies,-- , ' C ' C Where else cami country betound with M manyesourceV and ad van tagea ?; Vhere- else canbefbnnd a section whicb can produce so many rjrofitabls. crops ?. ' j -v To this we may add our vastfe- ITT" , T.r, T" f orw rohna; was des.gned by nature r .the :Karden spot of .America Our people have. been Jgnorant of the wonderful, advantages they pos- - , , ...tr " i'"'- . ' iseseed,' butHhuy. are beginning to ;--t- - - una out.' jarmersarom omer pans - - i ' ' oi.ineowiieB are learning oi urau- . to, - - . , r- A will be seen xn every hand., Truck , '.i-: j " farms are being .multipUed and the capacuy - roi lines 01 uanspunauun and vegetables.-' It" affords us great pleasure to- riote the great progress which is being made .everywhere ahd ihe extent to which tba tteatioa . of 0 "to op eecuorja a wjio - , 1 . , Babies.. t?;:tjk A" 1VUJ ' JAAI .. .'r- ..-..'. r - . tany 18 bomat .everyr Deal i&l the ' hnmAn hearLThaLLis" more than: ote; for everyftickbfhtf clock These "living jewels'Kashe.ppeta can , ; babies) 'Hrppped unstained fr0rnt heaven Atate: wingsand ?fly back' whence- they cameona'fa - - . - Ji - -r,' every -mmate - of - the , dayv,-;, Frorri JAnuarVl td December 31 between o nnftYl nl(W)nrvTlUin';. wwxow ,H4Jy A.WtWV,VW - J els re-dropped into tbi cold world. :There are more Jbaby girls than -boyl babies. - The proportion of . fe- nwile births to mule birth's Ts us 100 to 90. : So that between 2.000.000 to Bj000,000 more girls e bom lir the Vorld aebcj earth a n - boy 8. .There is always a "surprusloT woiheii," arid keeps up:ttie'"ftttpply;f:"i have a chance: to walk or.irun and 5,000.000 more never get old enough to go to school,'. ' a ' , 5 1 -;; ' i .-a Benoas ttussuonr flafe ' ' v. - 5 Johnny, ."And are- the angels al - .f' r , ways .well and don l. gej cross at ta" r ; v ' , Mamma, VYes,r JohnnyV- Johnny. - 'An'- they -never : figbt, no? o anyiuing wrong -.-.i- L 'u' HvTr ? ----f"' Mamma. TSo. i - -. -,; Johnny." "An1 they always have . the same km oj weather, dOlheyY; ' Ma rttme Y.t r - . - wx w , luifnBcio iam. amiufe wnen mey gM. ." i wl .L-' Cotton Acreags' In-.-tEe SouthVAila&tio . "( r; ' - States.;;-. . . V " Fayette-viUObserver- J; Mr. Geo. VVeightmanj oj. this place, Wbo haa jjeerf fUiing.a positionwith a large cotton Jrm in Pipe J51.uff, Ark., sinde September lastc returned home the: past week and reports very little if any 'decreaseJhco'tton acreage in the more extreme South" Atlantic States;:thrpugh:-whrchrie" passed "on hi8 ;;retufn : to ' the" Old North' State. ' . 1 . A '"-" " 1 - r r 7. - - CoSSUinutlon CllTeST- - - " j " vw M"7 V4 - - - An old physician; retired from practice,! having had placed in His hands by, an EastJxdia missionary :the formula of a I eimpie-vegebaoiti.remeuy - ior ; iue s. speeuy and permanant -cure: f -Consumption: Tmnfhi'ti9 - Patarrfr- -Asthma anri'fiU 74 also ; D03lti"ve throat and lg Affections, also a positive radical cure for Nervous Debilitv-and -t all , - .Nervo-cis ;- uompJamts,-. fitter having tested its wonderful curative powers in thoilsands of cases, tas felt it "his-duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by fhis motive and a - desire r el leve human suneriDg, 1 will fcfcqd tree of charge- to all who ilcire .it,- tlil-j recj jj'e, inGerman. French or --'English, with lull i Col. Polk Caught caBoth Side3 cf the? - Penes fcj a Eansss Editor. Mr-W F, Hillrthe editor .of the Wst ro o re Ian d , - K an aa s ' Record er, bund that in the South it is claimed that 1he soldier resolution- ia not-va parC of the' St. Louis conference THISD PAETY LUPLICITy; w vuC Ul ,uWu,BUMi m - representatives at this excel platform, and, that no -party -de- , t fnst1nt?nn n,B,'frnm W nounces thepensioning ot Unionl soldiers more bitterly than does tha;- Franblin UlexAry &Q. Alliance, r In ther North, cofle, . ac- : A - . f . nt a . , , i7 arB re cording to the statement ofAHWefk. men.areready io.do as ucn.iot At- -.1 J!i- " i O . . . jfi . .. 'TT!ll usgd a Uttle strategy, which is .thus corder lor MayT2th: - - "We concluded- that we . would like to know -what Col.- L. L,-Polk bad to say on-thii questibn.".A ief- tefjdated Goldsboro, North Carolina was written to CoK-Polk asking him whether the : resolution; ; favoring making the pay ; of itbe 'Unioti .ol- diers received during the war edjual to old was a-part of the t.- Louis conference platforms Late r the post master at Goldsboro was ordered by xrT?' wni rr.-o-oT.ri v; :?t W.'FlHill to' forward his mail :i6' ims piuuc -fiiiuiiiei jciicx nvna writ ten from" Westmoreland, Kansas, asking Col: Polk' for the sarne.infor- matjon as the Goldsboro letter "Tbecolonel answered the iiit letter and reterrea tne second .to xr. j McLallin - editor - jof the" Topeka Advocate were are ootn letters in full, showing how Ibe Bo-'called re- forrners work ..the--soldier' racket :4nf WABSiMOTo, Apnio, ioyi 5-April 5, 1S92T o,NC.:J - . XkCUl Jr JVK W Mr,:"VViU T; Hill, Goldsboro, . " cif njA. -iS T . . i . r' ,4ay tar. ow ana royrB.epijwg wmeanR of suooort. asfar as we know. yours o the 21st ult.legte assure you J 8 . that there is" no clause in our platform for Densioning Union soldiers.--It never; has 1TJT51A lUlC, .. AW ID 11 V Viiv ' Ul VUl UVU1U1UO. 1 n.mrw.rr,vo-T,(.i ir r,v iT.it o --r--" - country Acknowledge tbeir inability- to lvinz , If thev can afford it. we can. Just simply assert ia reply to "these "charge j -that they are lies, from beginning, to endTl VThe desperationof their cause ctfuld not j '. . . . 11 . . .. a .-. .11 . J it t I viv.v Mv.uv... vt i cowaru y aUu uuiu.uyr ffiew y adonted. JJufc the people ace going to be-heard. 1 1 nray God thatrlhev may have the manu-1 nea3 and loyalty to stand unflinchingly by on nrincinlfA. Writs me and'keen me informed as te the situation in your section of ihe State.' Would" have wriltedearlieEl - but for the enormous amount of woikin mv otuce. ... a t 'Tppeka, Kansas, llay'2, 1892 !.j MrT M. XMcKee, Westmorelancf, Kanf j . Dear Sir: Your letter of April 271892 1 wv,!;. v., say' I Vas secretarr of the' committee on iaTTV.rr,Tv tV,st irniaWrpnfjVn "Thl' resolution difference in wh was from ted, tfategate-r Voting lor it, justaa it appears m aatbe reform -papersib the country; There is- -xouestn. aboaf-htf ,1 acted; aa secretary, durba the whole session of. the committee on. demands, and kndw whereof -' Z ' -B. McLALLIN.- The Recorder com'nneritsitoriaVr ly as follow8onthemv . - . , - , . . f TT of the duplicity in politics practiced by the so-called'. reformers',- To supposed. North' Carolinian,.- Col. Polk considers that to "a claim that pensioning Union soldiers isioneof I tne aeinanas pi me au XjOuis con ference.' iar 'yillaioousand ';willfut misrepreseutatwnand i lying iCol. polk 'was chairmanof that'eonfer- ence. andHiUiiht to - know' what de- ; . - ' - -:": . i-i- -m .- - .. v . . . . - ' manusTvere adorned; in wriuns: to North Carolina, ; he -claims with mooh energy to ko. .11 .bout if. XTn.ll. AMi.-iv. n i. - ...iri. . .S ' rtr.1 1 .1C f Tereut ; . i McLallin his assertto tar of the comiiiittee on platiorm VBotli.CyX Pojk'and ;Dr, McLallin wi" get wpits ui uiia - aiuyie : buu they can get together m Ihtir Elate- uientd if-lhey desiie.. .The eld sol - ultra. r-:.tnwLil, v.ill uiliili ttir meet our issues wbenlhey-ha.ve to resort L. As-ia kuowh lo.s?me' "-President C As tbe season grows warmer, the -he "hat can b.e"round"i"tMs 35 ', tosuc villainous and' willful misrepre- Iv3 A short time Wore bu death, horses shouTd be fed; sparingly s onr tare isso Bmall in hself ' sentation and Tlying.-IV sbow.you to bequeathed hiaf inkstand to' Col. corn. Oats, well crushed"; make 'the andt' itscoWort-to "you what great lengths they go in, this direct Wiiartorf J.' Green, of our StatefaYa best feed, as-corn pohfains too'rnuch gloQ 'rpinutes - being iU'lTrniC'1' tToif.Hhe Atlanta7ouraal, aiwdaysago testimonial of bisjegard, but owing 'biland produces fat;and animal hea reef'comes that "iihaa'be-r in klontr editorial. t;barced ". directlv 'and . mW' nonio c?rl.,,',o' lfAoi--c,. lk,ot v;.oiI- -Ti,m . - - -V- ---.. - tl.- . --' ; - . . . 1-. x . .... u iui,o,v,;iu in aouu uvui uwvnHM luuovic.,, vio me iuuio 'pn m ft t Ii p TTiarvel o t its-time. One absolutytbatthpensioaplausandwo- labor and consequent long absence- tenedrevious tVeedingtheM matfs suffrage clause were both-, in .our r, ru-1, Mi ':. . tt . u - ' n. r j-':-n . "v3;1 grains,oi-meoicine,coai platfom. Ontheirpartitseemathatthe f onlj recently been rnaudrfoT water, aftej feeding wil ed Vith sygar islmremyiln'th campaign is to ecneof evion, 'rni Je; J- be lessened andto. mo cb;, water. at -one'imall pin,' known p f -.- V.i T,l mT Tfr.i - -.-... r- . 'l t . w .- .- - - . - " . .' s v . - : . ".; 1 vMi-a hprl hpwl nt.' f irpp-nnhnrft will I . - -T' T!;i'. Jlth which -.hevrotej down Uiosej " , w r - - - - L:U?6VK,i J liter tboughU7hkluiU; prove Uirfum,ner be.bea Winston, Jjt ' - -A'- A w' ?- more lasting in'theitrfefieet than,' the VwSL'"U - ' : - . relating to tne- payment ot tne I or .sou. a report oi. me pruueeuiugs ui L ; - - .j . . v - ; j. iiv a. vv j uuti-yv ainu vuve betwenth fralttfeof the money the Third D'arty f by- a. Raleigh cor- ,st- il 8 calhing yntes irr. summer i-Y K.uai-UaU,,.. 0-.,.-,- fch the soldiers were paid- and' gold respondent) I WasTery'inuch sur-j time.;.,yse; HallVHairenewerl.f ""T":: introduced by a Confederate, soldier jsed to W my- name appear, as Pad cover;- the f baldlace' with . -q - -j -- Texas and' was unanimously adop- t;, ",TiTLQ ow.T.f -a. f healthy-bair and flies won't trouble. rxfovtr. ----.i ft tr:.'.?- every, Southern as weir .as Northern iLil n' f- rrir(1 1. ' ' ""V' W - JAr ayetteviUa.,.)....nfa; .750"r V t n formation from: ; t r.:.-S. t ed ho mo" die Kentuck alien. would tp ai suttenng namanityi. .; .: - - .: t -- - . -. .wuv Ayr 6 j in- mi j:;- T S 111: PR TIQ ns, be-'ause he was secre-j beiu.'-po' bo long, an1-!' thoaght I . , brea th, real lzing . that -rtheir: fu I ur j weliare depends upon the settling of the - aueslion" whether the fcohliPr - plank is one of the" St. Louis k 1 mands. At Eoriir's School." ' . Rockingham and vicinity hasiiad rnvM ftf 1ntfippR. tn nnv nnr . haftVmr n-i-rlvftnm-mrtr. it was established;; offi- br - '.fon rfd Mavtwerernl 1 " Final; President. AdjUvEugene B, Graham. - - rf , :.Final SecretarySefgL-Mftj. Clay ton triles, Jr. , - L " , ' - 5 - Essayist- Capt. Edwin C,i5regoryl "v Debatjer-rSergt. Darius .Eatman, '-OrntorSergu .T.i W.' Warren,- i Chief- JVlarshall Cadet J- -Nor woo'd Hill! , a i': . .r-; y"; f FjrsCAEsf ,-iLieulJ LieeEverBtir ; Secorid ' f Aast.-- Cadet - Tracv K MatheW80U, . . . uua a e iz' nr, -t7i - ;i?ourth, - .As8L Cadet Fiank-: 6, Rogers. - V.j.ju J ; JCv : 11 11 . VtYojl Spcke a Paiabls. ; . Spirit of the Souths '-ZS''" r - If any oflour farmers are anxious to know whattjausea the .scarcityof fauyi icb. vuui: wifc-4.Jio .AUttueiiijr.j grounds anv: afternoon "and there sons Iplaying base-ball, wha xiever do a Tick of work, have no visible mAnno 'f n-n ' n f n I- L.. . b , . - ... - - 'yet they "live and, "flourish Jike a green bay ireer r ' V'-fv "U"'V.. ' ' ' " . " - MM - - - mb - v- -i - " - TT .--.. ... a. values AbbuKwiusi. -s - v i ----o-z r--- .;- ;r cou,a " not-nave priceless heirloom would ; have, appreciated A moret highly than .ColGree1or.tno-onei ever ueiu mvrcai uoiior m uigner - - ... . -...,.:,'.:.:,. . I esteem.- To Col. Green tbeex.Pre- sidunt was the imnersonation of the - - - - "---- - - " ue ,iu prin- ttve of bdUthem chlvalry'and -tnan--1 hoou. -JL he inkstand, in itself is ,oi i Jittle intrinsic vali gestiye of both :qui p0teill strokes of the sword,: ' r ' - - - . - - ' ; 2as jy0 stock m the Third Party; , Fayettevieie, C,' May 25 92. Editor Wilmington Messenger I see in the Messenger of the. -22d f - - . Ki-,- " ?f t thought; the Alhan lance, was. non partisan but it .at. binds me .to, sect j or party x. am ;no longer an A Iliance- but fail to Be6An Iin and am'one of those people,' buC 1 uuu u BCO 6 '"F"1' j XhereforefMr.'BditorI .hope" you will say to those iind' brethren am not in politics at' present: 4 '.i Bespectfully,-- E." J. Edwaeds.-' - To Gst' Kid cf; ar3aaHaljit St. Louis Republio ' V - - i - , An" aged darsey called at the K.ee-'- tpVCurH fnKtitnte a few davs aeo. tj t ' - - . : - , v- ...... . . . . : '' -S- -. - .aw ja ectio . tu - ey , vuafc iui.:-:xaj i mat ;uue uuen" vaiat's v iurj -Kru J ie, burit is -rrj; tr: R-nR? Rn':-:M , . Tri-nm l. Won cn,ril,ii'l lie.d "theT-maierial ""r- beeiiU I'1- 'v,.-,-- s.:?-.. - ow-'a Third i)artv clDe - r'J0T 108 c.ure wr rneumausm, M'.Yrtii nre not" a drunkard, are rou.lv i .kTs j u dele?" said the. " "doctor in;i some rprUeVcanriingnhVy-looHn,. old ftHow:-jrtlNo, sab, I nebbt-r took unebbe vo'd give ah ole man a few-of dVm gold shots, so I'd feet riciieran aen powering ni3 voice; a se glu lu he a deacon ob da church, anM 1 wants to get rid of Ui3 yer ..Hu ' chicken district Celegatss. -At ihe fetate Convention, recently b,lld n Raleigh, the following 'dele gates were elected to, the National Convention tobeheld in Chicago: First d istrictsWilsoa7 G. : Lamb, Gen. V, P, Roberts.,' - - . - - Second distnct-r-FW. Barns Sl B. Holloway. : - ,v ,J Third districts W;S. Cooke, L.J, Moore. . -."'" v --'-i - Kourth.dhtrioM', . HrBasbeeJ. Fifth distfictr-Johh WiCUahanT JohnL. King. Sixth .district J(T, LeGrand " E. 8. Jiattimer '1 , : "Seventfi districtr-rCoi: W. H. WiK liamaM. -H. Pinhix". s ' - EighthJdiatrict C. B..Watson vi - Ninth districtKope Eias" K" M. FuaL' , ".t ' Eon, Jonn 5.'Henderson." Col L h Polk in the Progressive Farmer, , . .'Having ' learried-that ,Hon.-J .S. ed with- visiting the drinking sa,oon KnK ih,rnr"a o nication of a Washington oorrespon dent Of tbYoice," gnd 'which .was reproduced in thePrdgressiye Farm er, x eei tnai h 13 aue iwvrx?naer son thatl should say through these columns that: his-depoftmentS as; a gentleman and. representative Is. of the, highest". character.- Et' assures me inanne cnargev i&:nojuaimeaiy 1 Ifalsfe. - and I rnske the statrtnin't with andpublic; recOrda'f )QbH-in'en ' ' are4JUbia'.'bTODertrbnt''lbe: good- - -. : ' J .tv . .: T M. J i ' nam -and -TrsnnnH rrrftrtPr-nf 1. - '- , '' . 1 honorable men should be respected at all tiniest c" -ff -Tr, .; .. kJU--s.s- Sflnr!ier Cara ef Has - -t - . i I" - '. ' L , - - often cauees sweating large quantities . ' o'v'Lxh t ' - i - --f Ipropriatjng 550,000-- for an t tnan statue ot Urn.. Francis Alarion . Columbia.' S, C;r:'vr V- - .'-;, If you3ferl wak,-tired;and ah run downv-Hood's' Sirsaparillavis' jostr what you ned . to build up strength purify your bloodr...Vcr v-,"-" - - Aberdeen, Browu-Coujityj O.,-, ; - Trn, . r-Ik ' a " Dear Siks I wish 4"to- give: my . testl- lar rEeumatum, and. Have beejtt a taartyr ever heard of.and'all thsTtfoctorsin reach. bnt I found only temporary, relief; the ! : a . r : - i-- - . " j 1 --a r v- J care whether I lived or died; My drges-1 tion became sqinxpaireo: that, everything I" ate disazreed with me, ; Mv: wife also suffered sofjutensively' with "aTyepsia inatnerme was a nuraen 10 - ner,- sue would. bconued -,ta her bed fojr weeks at the time: she , also, suffered creatly-fronr- ,- - . i v . i. , : i , -. - 7-- . Marco 1 was advised to taKe,. Ir. r and hpftarff we fmv wiffifthn-Il had finished t.h second bottle of p; P. P., Dur digestion be- I trail LU UllUIUVe. 1UV 1 UttlUS BO . x . - : IT : j . i t.i .'1 j am feeling like doing what Jbaven't done 'Vl'K'JS.r tirely cured anawiu eheerturiy recommend Jllch on human and horses and all animals ' cured in '60 minutes by ' Woolford Sanitary Lotion This 1U f . never fails. SoL1-bv Dx Fowlkes & Co., Druis'.s 1 - in, C .oequeameu - ineirrora uie stomacn lntpineiniesiines;, Kt?w i-xvT?Ti pttt. - itta ir.1 to: any-one: who where it cannot e r digested. J Corn ( the meets' of'Eurobebut is'rie1 wneiriveu in r etude inTj activity wu-r:w8 wuuwi, ui, . u. i w -, r . ---- -- f - ' . - - : , t t ' j I neuralgia, ayspepsia Diuousness i,c j,n -1 a tn interested j86l I was attacted-with buhous. muscu- LOGKHART. , & .-MORRISOS ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, RockihgFi&rn, - - - . Ci. Office over J, C Wright & Co., Store. ' rr- . -- 'URWELL,.WALKER 4 GUTHRIE,.; V ATTOBNETS AT LAW,- . , .ROCKINGHAM, -r," - " WQ. . offjceWDr. J.M. StaOnetdoor; ' - east of Hotel Richmond -' - - - - - . Jonn W-Cowe. - - , FnAira ilcNEruuC" ;oole j:Di:o::HiLt:- ATTORNEYS'"- ""Al1-; rLAU,: " , ROCKINGHAM N, . '. .' DENTALOFFICE Jf- -1 ,-.1...,... p j 9P j- v V " Offers his professional services" to .th pec " pie cf Rockingham- and ' the-r8arroundffig i countiy. EOmee'bver D. J.IStaa-.' - sill'el-, t Apl28-9a-t - ' VdtbUlsm - m ..UUL- .vl come to yoa,w;tb .smairaffair . that you; mayfneed; tin; England; : . 14 . "'"MK'Jvx- io V eign countries, myself a nd wares 'Vf6'- ' ' 'wejLkoown.i. .ManvAniWicart, famC . uieson theijr" return rrojn vaoroart bringmy .articles with, themvfoc- - - tui-j iuifY-4ici prwiiijr f1; . "it"" i iVou may' not be, one of these. flnnfidencB between man and man is;alo.w' o(;:ro.wtb. ano;Vpx'foand v ' its-ranty.iinakJtiValuablViil.asK ' :t,An. luinAitnnnn ' anil mofru O . nfur. - :.3'.. -;.! Your confidence and make a-'refer-t: . L: izr-- '.1 jl Ut J ?ceJ '?onfidenr Ldctgoot think'- it;"w131Tj; - be misplacedri 7 - " "lmake the best form oh a cure -. ' - - - - . - t an aDsotute one ior DiuousnesBana , , commercef as DR. HAYDOCKlr-' toorth America. . Ilie price ,u as low. as 'n- honefcti medrcine catfbe - som ar, zo.cenis.. oena- a .potiai. t'srts'M K Ui i' M, " i'--:.. iir. ques-Jhetoreyou purcnase. sl , j uiv. ,nA x xurv, f r ----- T 63 Fulton St-?N..Y ' . J.; v. , ... -s'.V SlTec V May 30 TQK Note bound iV?' yK -Jissrr. N0j 2. r.:, c 30 am. , ; r.-- " '5 lv 1.vChmVx -t-.,-j-'-ll,:50..-,V;.: Lv'GreeBsboroi..vi.;....VMl2 SOp. m. ' -i, Lv Stokesdale,-.,.:..; -.:.'127 L"v:Ramseur......v...w..v-'.S.J.5 p, . A nriDnchnrn-' ' 1 " ' " y - " -? - Ar Greerisboror..-.,."..,.'....r hV Greenaboro ...... ..rZ..l 655'"; Ar Madison :mj..:. t- 7 45 " SOUTH BOUND Daily 2 r. i ; --t , NO, 1 - ' .f f Lv Mi. Airy -....12 00 noon A -ttural laa,.i.iw....,i.i. ....... 1 zi p, m - . ArM&W Junct-Walnat Cove, 245 ' f Ar Stokesdaivv""":;-'' J f "" Ar Climax .:.;.....-:..........;. 4 45 , "V v'' " ' :1 Ar i ayetleville..;,i.,V..., fJ-w...? s . . v: , lvy - ilmington 11 io p. na.. - tiu..o. . Ar iennett3ville .i,.i..;.10 50 p. -ci Ar iaxton J.:.. J.ii.v: ..T 9 ST- -. - - . 1 ' ... .. "' - t - ' - , ic I- : S' :',.,. - - imi!r':;"' ,r.....r....... 1 25 . ! -.r w w aaa,. ;, r V irfHf-llsilMlll ... . m Lv Madison ....... ....... 745 - -Train No2 connects at Sacford wita, J STiKiifffr.:' I with tbe ronoiir & Western Katilroaa jortt vv mston-ibaieuijitoanolie ana poinw iNorui-,-:. and West of Roanoke. " " Trains 2sTos. 2 and 4 breakfast at Fay-? etteville; Ncs. Land 2 dinner at VcL.ut, . Cove; No. 1 supper at Fay etteville. .;- . J. W. FRY. . -' TvT.E. KYLE, ' 1H Gei: Pacjrr. Agt. piVE two-cent- stainr- will r't yoaa " A T te's ile r j ' - r .