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Vol. iv.
Siler City N. C. Thursday, May, 5, 1892
No. 311
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ON APPLICATION.
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WAKE; UP,
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anJ fee wlint i poing'on: Good lot
ami latest styles of ' '
SPUING HAT.S
SHOES,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
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DIIY GOODS, j NOTIONS,
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FURXITUHE, !
1 ATTltESSES, ETC.,
.lust rcct'ixo, anl in fact we have
almost any thing usually kedt in a first
class !
General STOEE.
HiKl'ft market yric paid for country pr
ducc, '.si.--iaHy Spring chickous.
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NEWSAXD EDITOBIAL COMMENT
mvitf a prot rart'tl sojiurn.
Hi is in truly ono o( iht jn tti.-t
sfcticnp of ,tli country vp' liavc
TnKClovflaiiaiMK.ni st ill )uu-.m .VHT i" f'JN iht: j-ojir iirn (,
ami it looks now Jikc. lie w ill b
iioiiii nat( (1 on lln fir?t l allol.
Thk D?:n:crat ic State con
vention conveiK'8 in Knloili. May
lth. IM all thf dolegatrs go.
It is a Pourc- of n j.rret to many
of the friend? and admirers of N.
H. liroiifihton, f Kaleiph, tj see the
statement that he advocates the
third party.
T ii h k k skeletons woro exhumed
at Morfhead City a few days ago.
Tlx.y wro Indians, tvom n and
one woman,. and wero lying faco
downward with thoir he ads toward
the north.
br; congratulated who are fortunah
nongh to own fariiis of such fer
tility and grand and beautiful
surroundings.
We parsed an old two story
buihlliig, that.is estimated to hve
been built about li?" years ago. It
is tl;e old "Jack Alston Place.
Tho 1iouf' was built of hand-sawed
lumber, and put together with
hand-made nails. This was bel
fore (he day. of strain saw. mills
ana rui nuns. i mfiL- t
iliiHD CoDiilF Democracy
In.lfnrihonioiiConvriifion.
Th
aw
The unty convention to elect
ii'i"'nfn; f"r. I ' I I, .i m ..i....
. j-...- ai.nii ' II .I I I I 111 V U14II.A III IJtlOSfll
the State and Congressional con- wok jl
ventioiij? wai held in PittslMtro onM:f,-.llJf
Tuesday.
M. T. Williams chairmail of the
democratic county executive com
mittee called the conv ntion to or
der ami requested J-Geo. Ifanncr
and I. l. Hayes to act as teuipora
rv secretaries.
in respond ,Io reutsts mad by
th lalor tiTiratiizal ion inI! r'C
tion of ihr country, intnxhu-ed u
revolution nvitiif-,: th sr tii-mili
tary charaeter of services perform-
hV by men iiiithe enqbV of the
Pinkertoti dt el iv agencies bn
fflGTBH mm
jour lUg u It r-1". r j c .V n 1 , p
I si! ixoTo.w A pr 1
llaine talk,, like the Hr
V, uin not uowu;, iris V1 Mlinn.-iii., nnlhor
a lieard whereyor r.-4.i .pjr au invt.?t.iatin of ihHr in-th
bngregate. The silvei p: L Atl-U?!l ,.,.; Allianee ,b:ene
IWts jK'rsisted in asking that tie
but it
rako (
the place an interesting One, and ' Poll of townships was called amliHiat
of
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& Wrenn Bros.
South-boundNo- it) Daily Except Sunday
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W. E. K V LE, Gen. Pass. At.
.1. W, FU V, General Siipt.
Siler Citv. N. C,
' A. 1 GILBERT,
r Attorne' at Lni',-s-
ORE HILL, N. C.
rrn-f i--x n the St at -and jl'-drarC'i u rt .
A L. MCNEILL,
Attorney ami Notary Public,
SANFOItp, N. 0.
. m I'ynnciii.ar. roller tlon, anl wnut crcial
ln: sinfiami,!. nirimaiiriiuiiKirn
i li in.it t.rs flit r ted t- his rare. I
in Ml-S ate and Federal court.
CALL on
J. J. WMt & Son,
P e i i i i : s e n t a t i e W a t s o n ,
(j?orgia. thinks Col. Polk will be
the third part v nominee for Presi
dent, -hud Weaver of Iowa, will bo
nominated bv the same partv for
Vice President.
One of the editors of the Max ton
Union, O. K. Crowson, has retired,
leaving M. G.. McKenzie in full
charge. The latter has the brains,
and also the brass and Gas to make
the Union Letter than ev- i
1 1.
'rar
W. E. MUKCIIISON,
'Lawyer and Notary Public,
.nN3-:snolo, x. c,
'. i'J .f: i.Vii.. iwisint s In the superior ainl
ii-. r- irf-. 'f ! !i- S:a!- upon invl atii'ii
i' rl su .rl 'd .md !aek'.l.
' J)Or(iLASS it SHAW,
Attorneys at Law.
ORE HILL, N. C.
The I'n ion soldier business in
the third party platform is enough
to damn the partyin the estimation
of all men. The existence of the
plank is denied by some, but the
only evidence :hey give is that this
or that paper did not say it was
there. All the same, "the coon is
in the hollow log."
tho old houso stands a monument t lists of delegates handed to sere
to th' skill and pluck of our t'urc-j. j tarios. There being no response
fathers who lived in darker aes. i from Farrinirton's Mil! precinct in
Williams township, on motion ex-
Further on Ave saw the body of
a large white oak with -a red oak
limb which grew out of it about
'20 feet from the ground. The thoo
rv is suggested ihat a red oak acorn
sherill Williams was empowered
to t ast the vote of that precinct.
On pertr.iient organization, Mr.
K. W. i:v .;'o.' was elected chair-
fell into a kdot hole in the white j man by acclamation., and on mo
oak and sprouted and gr..w therejtion the b mporaivy secretaries wore
111 tlie tlieorv do? (made nermnnent 1 iv ii on n l moos
There are many visible evi
dences of the wealth and thrift of
former settlers, along the way.
licriii j
publq f are argelv resiKrisi
. t K i . v f
lor iu : i j a i ne rev i va i . so i o i
Theyj rrse. to sujportiiig pxif
dentt!,Sri5on, because of hismll
know,! fpnosition to tree Civiiiaei
are ierfectly willir)jo
Blaine without knojs:M2
I s any more friendjVo
tree g j I ige than Mr. Harrist.
The I y i-IIarrison rejmbHca 's
generf rj have also, it seems,li
to thi i i acluflion that the, ots
ep . Mr. 1 1 a rr i son- ni tM
iation is to nominate;r
way U
the no t
vote. Mr. Atwater is one. of the
staunchest Alliancemen in the
i county, and a true blue Democrat
What were, ii: their day, magniti- ; His speech of acceptance was con
ceiit residences, are still standing ! servativo, yet intensely Democrat
in large groves of -majestic oajvs. j ic. He is a Democrat because the
Lovdy, beautiful places they are
in tle-ir antiquity.
We could not fail to note th'
fact that a large per cent, of last
years-cotton fields are now plant
ed to corn.
ARRIVING AT PITTS EOUO,
1 wo scattered. With the exception
of Maj. Webster and Dr. Smith we
don't know whether our crowd be
haved themselves or nofs Wo bad
to hustle for a subscriber before
party is of the people, for the peo
pb', nnd by the people.
On motion, the chair appointed
one from each township to recom
mend delegates to the State con
vention. At this juncture it was
discovered that Hickory Mountain
township delegates ,w ro not pre
sent though they had a few mo
ments before responded to the roll
call. In a few minutes tliey re
ported Ilickorv Mountain not re-
t 3 1
Blaine;-! ad if thtv can hav
way Ur MinneaKlis convejjtn
will in ' jtiate Mr l.iaine v better
he will i not. W
In t! e davs of bitter amj ,tn
reasoij partisanship. in Congress
it was bositive pleasure tok r
dinner, so we couldn't keep our presented. These 'men attended
eagle eye on them. Wo got dinner
the Democratic primary and were
CiiAHor.sof a serious nature were
recently preferred against Rev. O.
Iivder, of Durham. The presiding
at the home of Capt. Exlino, and 1 elected at that primary' to attend
the ''through" our fellows cut made j the Democratic conv ntion, and on
tliO'oditor blush. It was shocking i the fii-t roll cll answered prompt
to our modestv and timiditv. As'lv!'
Po!ieh'r and MeLoah were at the On motion, Mr. Isaac B. HtwlaiL
) r
i. !.-. iii th- Fih rnl, Supreme and
, ii-;n f ih" stat'-.
Everything usually kejt in
1 1 T 4. .1 ..
rj.ie,, m. i :ue, Sippuui.eu a J abl-, it was b ,o Lad. We must : was empowered to cast the vote of
nnuee ,o nueMue t lliJ j apologize to Mrs. Exli;.o, for our II ickory Mountain township,
and after pat nntly hearing all thej ,v iiteiauv ppoil l10r ,,,len-i While the ' committee on de
VV. II. MoNKIbb,
Attorney at Law.
c.virniAGE, N. c.
i 'in. t ii-.. in vm f h.- curts of the state,
lt-m.-s entrust. -d to liiu vr ill receive
I i i n i . t aiid er.reful utt'nt K n.
' Dli. IKK H. LUTTEULOH,
Siler! City, N,
C.
!f !- ,; pr'.fesonsi wrv(lcs to th peo
. ! liaiu and adjoining ountie.-. k
DU.J I) .AVEUSTKIMentist.
U .tit lv -f l'rtrft'C rri, now of ?irrr City.
- hi-'pr f. usiounl S-rv ice to Ihe people
f - .: .-r.and sum. undine : country. All w..rh
, Mt.-. d. (Jive m a call. Kxt raetitof done
I i u. of elect r!Mt v wit liout pain,
"i '! a residence, known as the Ciiicln-
W. H. KDIi
BER
JONESBORO. N. C.
K i s a tine h.ieof l.urlal rase in solid and
v :.(!,. walnut. Kless white and imitat ion
. v. i . i-.- f,.. highly mounted
: iMinii'.T.t ( ..lHIll-.Il co 1 lis also. Clls
- i.M'U.v iitt.-iid '.l to, niht or day.
General Stock
on hand, and for sale at rig'pt prices.
testimony, unar.imously agp'O that
Mr. Pvder bo xoneratt il from it 1 1
blame, and tlwy furthermore de
clare that it is their belief that he
is the intended victim of a base
j did dinner. But if she is satis-! gates
tied
de-
conspiracy.
Over "The Mountain" To
Pittsboro.
LamJbe & Teaguc,
Dertlers in
General
MercIiaBQise
were in consulfa! ion, the.
wo will trvandnot fd too ! following resolution was unani-
bad about it. j inously adoiteti :
We mot a good many of ('bat-j Ilesolvtd, that we instruct our
ham's good citizens and added i delegates to the State convention
several new names to our subscrip-' to use all honorable means, in a
tion list. We ar- indebted to Bro. j spirit of fairness and conservatism
L "iidon, of -the Record, for cour-i to preserve t he Democrat ic party
! -ios extended us, and to others, in its integrity ami uphold its
for expressions of good cheer. We time-honored principles, tor being
On Tuesday morning, bright and i hope to be abb1 to visit Pittsboro the party of the people its perpet
earlv, ye editor, who had been for i often, and the Leader is confident uation in its purity is necessary
tunate enough" to bonow a loi.g- j of some good friends over there. j to the maintenance of, a free
eared standing collar and a shirt! We returned the sam? day, prot-! government.
front for tho occasion, in compa- ! ty well t ired out when wo got home, i In presenting the resolutions
j ny with Maj. D. L. Webster, Col. i but b iding amply repaid for the Judge Womack spoke eloquently
A.P.Gilbert, (Jen. A. L. Brooks fat igu- ot the t r i by what we saw j and imely.
and Captain Gallagher, -who was I and heard.- j Mr. A. H. Merritt followed in a
j short, but strong and earnest ap
! I-al to Alliancemen to. stay in the
me old ship, bagged them not to leave
nine, unadulterated, uucontaiu i-j perfect satistaction. It produces but-; an(l earnestly entreated those who
natcd Democrat ic blood coursingter of the nicest grain, and is easily ', have left to come home.
tho Democratic veins of our Dem
ocratie bodies was at high tide.
Repres
sdssippri
atlminifjj
yictorin
tne
tative Hooker, of X-U.
who is a democrat, "nap)
in the House praisiigic
ration for the dipb;t jic
t has won. He sabU fkvjai
iner in which Socret;rv
ffd treated the . compMa-
lTChili and Great BiMi
. . . . 'I 1 ;', '
mi to ne a great sip
resoUit ion lo , r;ported to the
House, for a 'lou'p tjuiJ they were
put btr by'the niajority of tho Ju
diciary coinmitUM to. which the.
resolution Was referred, with
vague tnlkabout doubt of thecoii
stituthnalltv of Mioli.au investi
gation the const ituf iolial buga
Vhx invariably bobs tip when the
nit ores t o if t ho b igi co rpr r a t i o nsair
threatened in Congress, buf they
still, orsisted, asking that the res
olution ho rportedY; even if nil
versely, in order that they might
compel membeisof the Hou- to
put themselves do record for r
against it. At bat tho committee
has docidetl t,reW)rt a .substitute
striking out -.tho-allegation, of the
fact in tho Watson . resolutitms.
but authorizinj; an invest igat;on
of 4 he Phikerbin
niethotTs. I
sVstem an
d
ma
Blaine J
tion wi
proved
man. '
If tliel Cannadian sealors t
- :, . -:-;v I '
to avoitp seizure in Behring 5?ea
by sailiilig under the M-xica;OF
other fhlg8 they will make a CfjU'
mistake! as the commander ftfrhe
Dnited i?tates vessels will havor
ders fo waiezo all vessels ta:ht
taking Baj without regard tiKo
. -
Senatorfj
will rece
inatianr
( 'level .in
l n w
Iill is confident; thahe
rn r deniocrs,tic iii5l)ln-
w r-n , -
for President. buftJie
J. democrats in Coitfss
declare i?nost enitihatically 1 h.f ne
- : . .-M i V
pven a giiost oi a cuic
U your money Jihtlvou
.MA It.hl .A ... .
the driver, started to Pittsboro to
attend the Democratic convent ion.
The abundant How of pure, g.-n-
has not i
"You pa.
takea yo
If Rc
wished t
thizov w
he could
his purp
FOR SCROFULA
scrofulous humor
- in the bleed,. r
uiccrsr catarrh, and
consumption, -
"-' use - j
Ayer's SarsaparUIa
Tho moot
economical,
safe, speedy, and
,' effective ov all
biood-pur!fior3. f
Has Cured Qthcrc
-vni cure you.
P. M. Harden,
51 '
r.iih iVr'!ntt linn : v P-nritpr
mu
ia-
presen tative E j i 1 oe
iV make the public
Hth .Commissioner vUum !
not have nccompfMeMt
bse quicker or bettefjlnui
bi::: HILL, N
- w
A rr i m.tv.
by losing v his temper and il
that iceij Itleman a lianas Hd
whenlj VRaum w. s on i h$& nl . :. RfiCOS
testifyin, I to thecoinniiUe'ijgjvch;
Hcaccna'blo.
is cbndi
of Vvihe
nis ail en
after hav1
DAIRY SWING CIICRN.
'1 he Dairy Swing Churn gives
cleaned. In all the time we have The committee on delegate re-
nau ours it has never tailed to produce ; j)(jrted tho following, who were
".inousl v elected, " .delegates i
Livsry, Sale anOeeH Stablos
A. C. JORDAN, Proprietor,
s.'LF.ROITy- N. C. .
.1 tmi furnlhi nt rexBble rates,
w V rt-fu VMtcutioii given to BtocK eutru!
We sri- cnrrylnp a eomidtfeime well s-lect-cd
stock of evcrvtliluif in eur line, and a.k
you to stivk pin here. We tu all kinds of
We rode in a Democratic carriag', : ?ooJ butter in a very short time. , j lman;
, ' i Tx , , T. I Rkv. J..L. tS.MIlH. .
drawn bv Dcmocatic horses. In' and a
not melt
abuse net
usually r
dulge iii
er, who ij
jgation c.
idea.-He
occurenc
Raum ct
etimr the nlvehlSifjti
Pension BiirWuftnd , "f Vt UVV ff-RV.
-ike-Mraum,'- . - - .
intincr to" stril
i r m .c-;'j
ing called him a Lgidid ;-
d the matt r. Ional f
rer convinces anyb4fly : It ;
... l.; -:, t . '
actl upQn Uioso:wj6;:if-:i
it. Reprosi ntat iv- B hi 1
chairman -of tho,vj-Vtr.j
bmtnittee, hiis tlegripht'
Ua;d after the disgju!
) alludf d to abovs 'Mr.
( JoNiBOUO, 'N. C.1
n,k Viii 'it.M l ibi't. '?' o. i
t i :,.,iUtn.ieri 'Mt f
i.r.tili"'l';-4',;,'
V w ilc f' "f' b ? r ,o "trt'
tn.-ii ',mI'I'
II - O V
ir a
t
I have made butter ior manv vears,-
w. .. 1IT
tact Democracv was "m it all; tlon
along the wav and throughout the!an,j 1 fim! the Djir SwinS Churn the 1Ki.egates.
! : . . i . .i.. i i , '
!(hlV. ;c-aSJcat ouo i..c uicki cuain anu . JuI)I w 1Vrrv
! Our route lay through the H ick-! the casiest dsJne,!: Ir Sves . perfect (. w FouMjf.J
f -r a a t 4. jaii.na.irni uitt.i i.jv.v, i
first trip over "the mountain."
Tl lij MOSELfeY JIOUSE,
1ms tx'cn removfd to corner of
Vtingtoii and Hargett Streets.
S. S. Mosklev, Proprietor.
"AJ? Kaleigh! NC. ' 1
Hoodar" . i -w-T j ' 1
lionitz jjaoiei-
AndlkElarkct Street, AVilnrtPon, N C
CD'im PRODUCE a
IR
mm
Musket SZmcES.
AS WK JOI RXKYED
we were overtaken by Dr. G. A.
Smith, Messrs. J. Geo. Hannor,
I). G. Fox antlT A.Gilliland, who
claimed to le DeiiKK'rats, intvmg
ln en elected delegates by a Dt nio
cratic primary. We are very glad
to state that Mr. Ilauner had add
etljist rn wh a t to h i s ,m ra rh rn ft -
Mrs I. ". WuiTLHKAH. -
The Dairy Swing Churn has rend
ered entire satisfaction. We ate well
pleased with it andwould not exchange
Mrs. Patterson Pickett.
-The Dairy Swing Chu n has giv-n
me lessirouble and more butter than
any churn I. have ever used. It is
sxire to Turing all the butter thre i$ in
W 1: r
B B . ps
;TB Womack
! L J Haughton
fj M Mclver
! W H Andrews
i A I GilUrt
J Geo Haiiner
R J Yatts
A T Lamlxrt,
T t1
ALTERNATES.
Jno ( Renrher
II M Love
J M Kdwards
C E Mclean
MT Williams
J M Gritlin
J M Stinson
L R Exline
A L Brooks
I) L Webster
S G Wilson
T.W egrores
summon."
A ' A i I
tesiiiy, .
like any
alternates to the .tate conven- s testii
not matt
have lee
who care
tuitii to
(
ui ui&pru
Repres
man of tl
I Public U
bill whicj
al Congn!
iorieiiurf
railroads
it
l i ..ni.ui.c O'-iii i.y . i t
nous wit'
road no'
ioe hfre in respoii
if rem this cotnrijlpt to
Vnd' he must jwpeted
(other vitiioss. jvUr
r. After his srat Jnf ni.-
j , Trade any othf jinau
Mo may - hrve thijor
take the stand arji M-ny
re them'--- ' ?!'-
putative !tCrno,iair
He Hour? cominf e on
I t J-ol
!i has Iwi JiemrplveV
'isw,; providiujl 1
i of all lands grrlfel, to
'opposite' to: and itVini-
' . ' . -I.. ' .
F.ithiiV the
. VA. T.
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.su.durU.p. : iclvir h.olc IK V
St. r,..!.-;.. I Joi. '-, -o'-ri ttd nnl
1 iir.r- I".- I' f;ij
114 J:i.L.i.a.
iesi.
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' ( i J rii Mk f:ru?tbfe; i
ilii.ii. cr SiorHhrrc on ib
. fir.l iuti'u' bt- r,t t . aiel
I.mi tnii'inervy ;t -t '
.-J.ili:if I' 'r''r"'-'i ""' '
. ti:r2 l-l i dry
. c.h;-. i .i n-. -d rent-: furnmU
jj - , r-iV ut .oi l Z tvr co-t.
Si U " 1 i ' 1 ! uc ran 1
.n,, r -.ti- - o-i-l .M.-ii - 'f
Mir. J. -i. Grutebfiebl.
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