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.... ' - - . " ' .... Tike Mont gonaepy Yicf elle VOL. III. TROY, N. C. SEPTEMBER 0. 1888. " advertising rates or Til B UOXTGOMK It V VIDKTTE. ! TUOY,6N. C. rrt all necessary farminjr ami 'the claim tlie record shows that ! muse be trusted to adjust, vt- IsCUU. Ov.... TVr. . For 1 tuooU) I .SO t 50 3:5 . 5.00 6, 10 00 IS 00 3 10 4 3M 4.ro e.oy to tHJ 16 so 30 0. in a. ." fi.oo f .V) -' 1200 14.50 .oo tow J 2 SO 15.00 37. VI TS.'W mechanical tools, one, work horse, j on the Gth December, lfcttl, ourj think tin? customs duties should one yoke of oxen, one eart or wa- constitution was amended so asilc levied for the production of on, one milch row and calf, fifteen j to read as follows: u'o iKjrsmi public revenue, and the disci imi head of hos, ti Lve hundred pounds i v.iio shall deny the lein of God j nation? in their adjustment should of pork or bacon, fifty bushels of j0r the divine, authority of both Mc sfb as will place the hij:het com, twenty bushels of wheat, 1 the Old and cw Testaments ! ; rn,es n luxuries and the lowest Household aim Kitcnen iiinimue who Khali hold rehcrious oninions neres,iiies 01 u;e. insjr;- ineompatible with the freedom orj1" as f inally as possible the mi safety of the State, Khali be capa- j avoidable burdens of taxation, not exceeding 0 in value; the libraries of attorneys at law, practicing ohvsicians and minis- ble of holding an ofiice or place TROY MAIL DIRECTORY. Tbe waiW leave aud arrive at this place aa followa: Fob Lilmvillb. I.aatat daily .Sunday 8 excepted," a m ArriT do do do 6. p.m. At. Wduenayuo Saturdays 7 p m i Xaare Tuetday A Saturday at 1 p.m.. Arri res Saturday 11,30, a m For Bojtick Mills. l.MTti Monday Weduesdays and Friday. S a, u. Arrives do do do 12, m. Fob Carth auk. Lasts Mondays and Thur. Arrive Tued. and Fri. For Columbia Factory. Leavcx Wednesdays- and Sat. 1 p,m. Arrive do do 12, p, iu For Albkrmaiilk. leaves Mondays & Thursdays G a,m. Arrives Tuesday & Friday at G p. m. I For Queen. Leaves Wednekday it Sat. at 7.05 p.m. Arritos Tuesday & Fri. at 7-:0.r a, m. F. M. AVarxer. P.M, terk of tlie gospel, and the instiu-0f trust or proftt in tho civil de ments of surgeons and dentists I partment of the State." And so the last of these claims, beinpc like the others, utterly with out foundation, falls totheKronmi? and each and every one .of ,thee provisions, to-wit: ' " Iloinestead aud personal prop erty exemption; 2. Laborer's Lien; 3. Married Woman's Rights; 4. Abolishment of imprison ment for debt; 5. Free Suffrage for White Men; C. Allowing Jews to hold Of fice; instead of being of liadical origin, was spread upon the stat ute books of North Carolina by used in their profession.' Acts of lS;G-;7, chapter 01. "It is apparent that an allot ment of those articles approxi mates 21,000, and iu many- cases would exceed that sum in value. And the same act allows a home stead of 100 acres, without restric tion as to value, which in many For As re boko. Late Tuesdays and Fridays 8 a m caseH would be worth, with the im provements, many thousands. "lu 1808 our Constitution was adbpted, and in that our present homestead law is limited to 1,000 realty, not in 7. ft.ra, 0, pui. limited time, the value fee-simple, but for and iersoualty to i of p)0. Cjau it be said Democratic legislation before the lomektcad laws, as the 'Canby Constitution had an exis tence. of oar home learned Judge said of the Georgia law, that any one in casting his eye over them, as compared with former exemptions, would be struck by the multitude' of in crease? Our homestead law is not an increase, but a restriction up on former exemptions." It is plaine, then, that the first claim is without any foundation. i!. TUE LABORER'S LIEN. The ivrovision made for Labor er's Liens incorporated into Arti- Cautiou. . If there be any Democrat who droposeto vote against thcanieud ment increasing the number of Supreme Court Judges, or any who i mit ose, not to vote on it at all, let them be sure, nevertheless, to vote for the Democratic candi dates, lest it happen that the amendment he carried and Da vis, Avery and Shehovi be Waten. The Radicals will Vote lor the amendment and their nominees. The Democrats must take no risks iu this or any other matter on election d:iy. No matiter how you vote on the amendment, be sure you vote for Davis, Avery and Shepherd. The Kaleigh Signal says the passage of the Blair bill would havo saved this State six hun dred thousand dollars each year for the past live years. The Sig nai knows this statement is not true. The Signal knows that the Blair bill provides that each State shall appropriate as' much money for school purposes as it would re ceive bv the passage of that bill. cleXofthe Canby Constitution j But the Signal is a Kepublican in 1808 is identically with that paper and consequently is not ex made the year before by the Dem-; pected to coniine itself to the ocratic Legislature of 1800-'07 in truth. Enquirer and Express. the act above l - erred to. bee page 81 of the laws of 1800-'07. The bill which was made law by this Legislature of 18GO-707, composed as above stated, of white men, v.' ho were, of course, Democrats, were introduced into the Senate by that ohbfashioned Democrat, Mr. Berry, of Orange, and"; passed by a vote of 38 to 0. Tlie House passed it without dis sent, as reported from a com mittee of conference on some points of disagreement. . 1 jfhe second claim therefore falls to the grouild. '3. MARRIED WOMEN'S RIGHTS. From tlie same source that it Raleigh News-Observer: We hear that Dr. William B. Phillips has after very great labor landed the last section of the monument to Dr. Mitchell by the shle of the grave on M itchell. 1? or most of the Wiiy tlie sections, the heaviest and confer the greatest good on the greatest number. Besolved, That we, as hereto fore, favor, and will never cease to demand, the unconditional abolition of the whole ititernal! revenue system, as a war tax. noti to be justified in times of peace; as a grievous burdeu to our eoplo , and a source of auuovaneo in its practical operations. We call the attention of the ieople of tho State to the hypocritical pretension of the Kepublican party in their plat forms that they are in favor of the reieal of this onerous system of taxation, enacted by their party, while the Republicans in Congress are taxing their energies to ob struct all legislation inaugurated by the representatives of the De mocratic party to relieve the peo ple of all or a part of this odious system. Resolved, That the course of the Democratic party, in furtherance ; of popular education, is a sutli cient guaranty that we favor the education of tho people, and we will promote and improve the pres ent educational advantages so far as it can be done without burden ing the people by excessive taxa tion. Resolved, That, to meet an ex isting evil, we will accept, for ed ucational purposes, from the Fed- ieral government, our vro rata share of the surplus in its treasu ry; rrOvuledj that it be disbursed through State agents and the bill for the distribution be free from objectional features. Resolved, That the United States being one government and ours a national party, we de nounce the efforts of the Republi- 4 m T 4 V 11 Mi weighing 140 pounds, were carritd C"T,S to force sectional issues iu on. men shoulders. lne lightest piece weighs 70 pounds. Fourteen men were employed and the yb was entirely successful. Dr P.ii! lij)S has much improved the way to the lop of the mountain and will soon have a path cut from the top Congress and elsewhere, and to proinote dissension and ill-will be tween the people of the different sections of our common country. iTHE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC X C--. . . A Word to tho Nervous 7oxx arc iInru!! arc that yo a ui t Imc nirv? Tlica you arc kfc. A healthy boy has as many you. but h- docsat know it TLzl is the difference between sick' and "wcli." ; Why don't yoiLcurc yourself? It is cas-. Don t wait, raice' Celery Compound will do it. Pay your tlrujin a dollar, and enjoy life once more. Thousands have. Why not you? . . WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors. Durihjton'. W JOilNFAKKiOIl xo. 3 xonrix tkvox utrlt. cnAuuiTTK. x.c. Watch-ma Kt:u nnd Jnwfxim, 1LALEUIN DIA MO.VDS, WATCH KS, CUKJKH, JEWELS V9 8ILYRR AND blLYKH rLATi:: ware, S;rrial :itt!itin ivcii to line v;itcli ri:;tiritsir. BEAUTIFY TOUR LATOSv . " s FOLDINQ LAY.H SETTEE Tho. Peer of air Lawn Seats: Above cut represents onr patented Bcttoo. Tho only Sette ever mala that viil adjust itself to uneven groan J.i Light, durable, hiiii.lsome and ttruug. Painted bright rod and ornau iilc-d. PrUot: 8e(tf, and uiO. Chair. $1.S0. Hock !-, $4.00 eacSu They all fold fUL If your dealer don't keep thorn, ash him to order for you f rc:n A2i2ICA!I FOLSISS CZAIH CI, 1301 to 1323 H. Kzn L, ST. LAJUZ3 SIo. - Itesolved Itadlenl CI aim- ZYno-cd. Kadicals have claimed thajt the mby ('oust it ut ion made the. lirst. 'provision in North C arolina for 1. Homestead and personal property exemption. 2. Laborer's lien, .'i. -Married women's rights I. Abolishment of imprisonment fr debt. F. I IV V tll I 1 I II f IUI 1111V HIV II. l.' -..il I ... . rui uiiuwmi; .;tn.s iu xsoui otfue. ' Of course it would require enor mous cheek to'umke such claims, but that cheek has not been lack ing n the past ami Col. Doekciy with the 5-ame amount of elieek? in his sieeeh here, last Thursday, claimed that his party tirst made inese pro lsions. juu w.iar are to tlie falls, where Dr. Mitchell lost got the provisions above referred ids life. to the Canby Constitution got its j provision in regard to married , Tt -t . ,1M f 4( lVprillir i?M,nupr .woiiiaus rigius. fcee Article -v,;..,.. ,...1 auoy eonsinuuo .... . . . . 'tirll iM I h. u mrlv 111 tliM iliv Ihe thud claim thereiore also' "'"I l,,,. ,,f iw.,.;.,i t, rli. .omiiiI Uovenior, to iret seared at Uieliut- " """". , tails to the gioand. ,h 'r(.n1:,d:,nn. ! ty of the quahtied voters within i. Auuiitiii-iir;"! ui' 1 ml' uiai) 21 - !l IVMI V M M f Wit 1 1-1 I m ' If I-iO'.llll- I 1 r . . . . x' . . i . ' - a . 1 iieyii Nuiionai v.-oinmiiiee ir liiuu That it is due to the jieojde of eastern counties, who have so cheerf lly borne their share of our common burdens, that the present or some equally effective system of county govern ment shall be maintained. .Kesolved, That the Democratic party is opposed to any further extension of the 'Oso-fence' law. unless such extension shall have Professional Cards- Ir. .J. R. )EAT(), SUUflEO.V DENTIST, Star. Montgomery Cp., N. C 'Miers ma pnr-ssional services t me peff:e 01 .Monter.merv and ad jomine cvinties. Satisfaction riift. antced. ipe-ial attentior. given to putting up of new teeth. Call on or address th Mndersip-ntd at above naiued Post oii J-1). 1) EATON. .MALI: Akl) FK.MALK. The J7lli Term Ikiih .u-. Ci!i, 1S.SS. I'(ipi!. prijund fcr t!je etivc bu'ineri pur-uils nf ',f.; or fr e-dlef. A full oi ps of c.xjm -riemiil ami i-uce.sAil tracli:Ti. 'l'he con'nmidty notl fr g.d healtli aud gootl iitnrafi. ti;::m.s: Tuiti n. tr i.iO:ith, ;.Tj) to.Jt.fO M:iic TuitiMi, ;ir iiu., V.,f I.?iid, incluihni; wahii!. wr.d nd li;:tt, j.t r mo., t l I I "11 ni mi 11 ma v fril Ui(i.. cit . . - II. W. SPINK S. rrincfaL Ai.ke'a;;lk, N. C. MC 1 ID in W.C.DOUGLASS, ATTORNEY - AT-LAW ' of the ME NT FUR DE11T. The sixteenth sectiou iirst article of the Canby Consti tution, adopted in 18GS? prohibits inilrisonnient tor debt! in North Carolina, save in cases of fraud. A Democratic Legislature, how ever, had, a year before, at this session of 18G0--T7, made very enactment. The Legislature State Democratic Platform. The recent State Con veil I ion 0 the Democratic party adopted the following plat form. We uiiaiu couwraf ulate the ioo- ! pie of North Carolilna on the con- fl,.jt J J w... y. VWl. 1 v.- the territorv to be allectcd there-. by. liesolved, That the Democratic party has ever been the party of the woikingman, and has never fostered monopolies, nor have "trusts or u combinations" or "poolsv ever grown up under laws enacted by it. The contest in this country being between aggiegat- eit ca-mai. seeKing to cru.-.n out ! govern'iient ami e;eheral prnneri- was not oniv almost unanimouslv J " """y?v "'ra-: a 1 eompeuuon, ami u;e iuoimuu- Democratic, but was white as ' ' ML Uir te wnicii : ai Jaooier, rnc iiemocratic party well. The bill to abolish, impris- j lias, now been unbroken for so is, as it has ever been, against the the facts! We will take up these tonment for debt was 'introduced ' ,M:iy y-is; upon the just aud j monopolist and in favor of a just claims one bv one and answer from the record. 1. HOMKSTKAp AND EXEMPTION LAW. The Legislature, and a Demo cratic legislature. at that, at its session of 1,SG(7 nassed 4-an act i Democrats, Messrs. Moore, Dar- gan and McKay; was 'reported from committee, on the 30th, totablish freehold l.omt 1 ? i 'V,u U1C ay passed its mvc Ki:c-.! . . its three 0. 01.; into tlie House on Januarv 24th ; 'i ;o mui enioreemeni 01 tun law; , jomnm 01 wmui, nu u 1817, by Mr. Dargan, of ' Anson' i ulK,n incrensiiig efilcien-y 0f1I,aii,ls the enactment of laws that Demoeiat; wasreteiTedon tfieUDth iour eommon wlu.ol system, and i l)ear ejually upon all. to a sneeial eiiimnitiei. of tl!r4M I the orotrre-is rmidein noimhir d! licsolved. That as ah taxation ucation: See Laws ISOU- readiugs bv . upon tho improvement and enterprise manifested iu all paris cnau c . 1 n 1 ' 01 me oiaie. e again enjre a comparison between TUik artcurtailed nnd :.hH lU.i' l lt l the Semite 1 . .. . : " """'i rn-irx- ! .v.. 1 . ... 1 "fr totn in value of home-i V- 1 pCu hs m.-couu and amount of wrmo pro-i le;ullnlt:. -4 to 12' nd on the 20th Irtv exemption, was during the' 1a??1 hird leading 20 to 19, t year (ls,;s) incorporated intoi11 Uf ;lmc till! ..- . . , 1 ll-lll. ! .il . i.-vstMi cuaiienge a comparignn between I P it t. 10 o ? .1 1 .1 of our public t to 111. , tins btate of things and the out- i,,.. i-,,,: on Voh-i 1 1 1 ... lowet limit c uu t en j rages , crimes and scandals which !nii trieient And, as with the others, so with the fourth claim, down it comes! the Canby Constiintinn ami Article X of that remarkable in ."trumcnt. Bearing upon this we present the Ibitowing extract from ; the opmiou of the Court in the cam of Uurrttt r. Chvtiirr.. C. V. t. Supreme Court UeiNrts, which W:k I'liiii.m.i ...1 1... i . 1 Midges IVirson Uoide, 1 dJthm,f institution was man, Settle an.l lhnden ire re . IHl'Iiltlcl ln at year, and as the r'ted hy the liadieT Attorney i '. r w "ii V- General of that .lav ..1 1 n." . hvls h . David i. Held, the 5. F1IEE tiUFR AGE FOR WHITE 'j . MEN. - - Ifwe Suffrage'7 was establish ed m 1851. fourteen years before thel Canby Constitution was attended Republican ascendancy in our borders. We plelge our ielvcs to exert in the future as in the past our best efforts to pro mote the lest interest a of the peo ple of all sections of the State. Affirming our adherence to Dem ocratic principles as hrretoforw bears most heavily up't the la borer, it. is the duty of every leg islator, as a direct benefit to the workingman. to keep the expense of our public institutions at the consistent with wise and efficient management. The Democratic party opjioses any competition between free and con vict labor, but it insists that con victs shall not remain idle at the expense of honest labor. Resolved, That ours being an agricultural Stale, it isour duty as wed as our pleasure to promote enunciatied in the platforms. of the ! any and all legislation that is lie-it it.. . . pa rtvf.it ik hereby. Resolved, That no government has the right to burden its people with taxes beyond the amount require! to pay its uecetssary ex penes and gradually extinguish calculated to advance the inter of agriculture; and that in so do ing we will most effectually ad vane me lineiesis 01 me'riiaiucs manufaetiirers ami lalnirvrs. Re.olved. That the Democmcy of North Canilina. cordially i . n. .1 j. j y-. 1. ; . . r . " tni nrr i I 'irniiiia rnn in 1 1 v niu Krave. i de iveriu- the oniuion ; r 1 eiecieu utiNeriior t3 uli, c l S l!; am t iat wherever . ; ' - ofriutf',.. 11 . 1 1 of North Camlin-L f 1 ea tn tT A . , 1 - ' , 1 prove the admitiistnitlon of Hon. 01 the ( ourt,. bulge Keade saw 1 'niitaroun.i, me surname t,e revenues, however derived, ,r, XT 4 OM . , smlt Onr .,. e , r , 1 was ineornonred into tbo Kr-tf 1 . . All red M. hcales as honest, pa- en, si ' 1!,"V- C'"U: 1 Co.,t Z Wtoi vla-s f""' , am0n,,, "' ""oM priutir anil cnrvativc. 1 .v i i-u, e ,;V'n,K'r?iV' mU'ie lf eaubvN to over u. "Juco.1, o as to v,,l sur- ,:csolv((,. That tho al.ility. luino. Khu-u mav u, )f , -.uiuj smiotntru. plus in ilic lrenrv. , liom-stv i itr;c.tini i-nli-on- l0..l sovoial hlin.l.v.l ,lll:,r ALLOWIKO JKWS TO HOLD K ..Tl; l.il. .1.. .1.. " T:. VJ. :. V , i - - - lit ii i i . i i M i . i in ill i : ii i v jtini jn tho Court, of th Ml,! fS'Jl'.PZ'flRi? V District. Collc-ti.u.H .!..! r Lv i'ti Z . - rt of t! e .SUU-, aud mo.,.,.t & - , t ;J C H b ' , . -i Troy, X. , Practices in J udtciAi in nny part iiennon puarahtecil. .alivfiCtiir v arrangements mi Je with Kxecutfr. AiJrijJto.strntnrs Anl 'iuanJnm. 1 llles to miiiith; ftrf.tierir mt.ti. cattd and abstractH nmiJe. Office Kast of Cnirt II Otl f.r. tnerly occupied hy Dougras .v Mi aw. -iiarcn is tf i I lit M III . . U'JIUll l Ui viii:. V()U WA XT FIRE, LIFE OT ACCIDCttT INSURANCK le mire to call on. r c ;r i! ith n i. l.'.(c IuMiri'.ie 'r.f'tni in v n Hu l i:;.l .-i' . .Si;ttt, a.i n r f r it c r,ti 1 i to I .... Mt . 1 ti r- ' lit. t 1 . . i t .(... .t. -: a i .. -I'M -: TROY x r 7 7 i Oifers his professional erYi's if. ! the people of Troj and the fcurruuud- ing country. ar-OKce in the St reof F. M. War ner & Co. IUhiUence westuf Piil.h Square. Jan. 27, T.-T ;ly. ..V. i'.. a- 1. M Iluow t. ..L-iiii J X. C. .1 ?: f: ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Trot, N. C, Will practice in the Supreme p.: Superior Court of the Mate, and W'hx h'Mi'd it l-nr.s: I nd in ly of Street (intr. nl li jl'.tin 11 jt ;. . tl4f...i"' I i m-rX i ymrfmmt $ . (-'. k w . vll I. f ! r - rt t, . f I . mm . I f jm m t-mi.r t I .fr.rf y-1 A1 , kt i,t i.rMl.!, r Ml im.. ti Uii; . Ti" the Circuit and District Court of the Luited .Staten. Manaeement of - ...... . .1 . . . : I . r- . iiici biiu lbi itl Liiiri rn m kiirrii it. .ar.i factory arrangement ma le with ex- .,tobl;r " -mVJ1 ecu tors, administrator' and ffoardi.; an. s. I'rompt attention given iol.u- ineK. UUDce north-st of Court Uoue. i l.tf THE CD7iTJ5?eiJ II &y PHILADELPHIA S1HGER) ! Arm, 4? Laree and (VnfortaMe K won, web J fV' '.T?. "''' c urni-hed Table alwar j.b;.(.!ie KvVT f l V L nth the Let the coantrr aflor-ir. fc?tt-VJ t liV AUo in connection there wit!. r aci Cim fC'it l bod .Stabh s for bor-e whir h te L:rc:1. tZ HI I rell fed and ca ed for. Teim rti.lVVra Tf ? 0 r-'- A. B. Covington. I'f p'r. j f ' J A TT0L' E 1 AT LAW, .r ' tothorir-j , ; uj- r k i-.. tails of the ...eilitHls by which the I lnanlv conni of rivsidi nt CWm k. .., . srto debtor's family, j It is also claimed that Jcws!ct,nstitutinal revenue tarifl" shal ! i:,,4r',:iv.. v.m ti... a.lmir-.iti.m of ,Hl 1,1 ls0o 07. nrsor t tlu ..vi weit not :i!lowil tit lmlil nilli-ati.. i 1 1 i . ...i.: . i n , .' . . ?. . . . tenet, nftl l l , " ; " . - - uv mauuaio rrafiii aiu sui'jivim , an immi meil. anil lUC l!liens;4 oi r... OI U,C llel)tt 111 the ca. be- itll the adoption of the Canby hie!. the rt.r. M.tntlv of nnr tlm .,,u.tn- d,..n:ii,d hi. r-nnnd- 55 J v fort; n cin.te1jaseti exempt- oaMiiuuoi., c noriunatciy lurptK1ie at tue capita! '.uatiou and his thctiou. 4 TROY, X. C Practicen in the 0crt t,f the eth Judicial Ditrict. And in the Fedtr 1 and Supicaj Court of the Mate. a 3 fri FIFTEEN DYS' TRIAL TtX C A. ut'wU Cd. oiiui. r. 3 a 2
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