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ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious sufferers, Tictims of fever and ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they re covered health, cheer fnl spirits and good appetite; they will tell yon by taking: SIM MONS LIVEtt REGULATOR. NEIGHBORHOOD . Items of Interest irom the Counties Around Us. TOLD BY THE PRESS. TM cn ' .h. Wart I i11CIIV" - --, .lly DEATH'S DOINGS IN KITHEBFOBD. nViPKPSlA, CONSTIPATION, Tan ;,:r.cU SICK H EADACHE, Col son ic. .I Spirits, 1UHAV.U, rtc. i nis unnvaucu rwieay is single particle ot is ", ,ej rot tfl. contain a single particla , 1 ni or any mineral substance, but piilKLY VEGETABLE, ffcm: those Southern Roots and Herbs 5f -h in s'.!-wise Providence has placed in "rs where Liver Diseases most prevail. Still cure all Diseases caased by Defaac. cf the Liver and Beweis. , rne SVM!M'UMS of Liver Complaint are a J,"ror! J taste in the month; Pain in the L,-k.S Jc i or Jronta. often mistaken for Kheo-Hl'm- ur Stomacll; Loss of Appetite; Jvtjs'll;ernateiy costive and lax; Headache: Memory, with a painful sensation of f;iJ to do something which ought to SItbetn Aw, Debility; Low Apirtta, a thick lew prrance of the Skin and Eyes, a dry ro'nehotten mistaken for Consumption. Son!"" nianv of these symptoms attend T(iie' 8t otber very few; but the LIVER irfnersllv the eat of the disease, and if not ;0;,teJ in time, great suffering, wretched !Snd DEATH will ensue. Xiw fol'.owing highly esteemed person I attest - the virtue of Simmons Liver Regulator: iV S. Holt, Pres. Ga. S. W. R. R. Co.; Re. 1? KeUer, Perry, Ga.; CoL B. K. Sparks, AU L7s liiL ; C . Wasterson, Esq Sheriff Bibb Co i'. live tested its virtues, personally. wo that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and iwobbint; Headache it is the best medicine the iorlJ ever saw. We tried fort y other remedies WortSimmonsLiverK egu lator. but none gave Store than temporary relief; but the Resru K0r not otilv relieved, but cared us." En. nucKAHH and Messenger, Macon, Ga. msl FACTURED OJtLT BT J H. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa. i ita. tnd Travde-Maits obtained and aU F&t-J I business conauctea ior MOOCRATC FCCS. 4 K O'FiC t 19 vrrwoi 1 w 9. rm m.n i vrriwtj Wwe can secure paicn.ia acs tunc uaa uotej i trr,n vv asr.'.nfiun. V J... - l.-A ksV J 5 Stud mocet, crawiag w puw! wua ucropfj iSOa. "e piiMattej Wf, Jre, jur iec not guc uii patent: a Ktuieu. j mbu let. now to vDaiafaicao, wixnt ; 01 UmC in l lie We eJe eUM HUOH WWiBsll tiree. Address C.A.SNOW&CO. , ttt Ornci. WSSMINSTOH. D. C. Married Near j Union Mills Whiskey Got la Its Work A Serious Kow. Rntberfordton Democrat, Sept. -4th. Mr. S'las Thompson, an aged and good citizen of Chimney Bock, died last week. 1 Mr. John Thompson, his brother, died just one week be fore. Mr. James Thompson, an other brother, who lived at Clifton, is reported dead Mr. John Moore, f Cool Springs township, a good citizen, aged about 75, died at his home lust week. ....Mr. William 11 untsi tiger, aged about 60 years, died Sauday morning at his home in Logan's Store town ship. Mr. M. Mooneyaud Mrs. N. M. Street were happily married Sunday near Union Mills, 'Squire C. C. Goforth officiating. - . ... Whiskey got in its work last Wednesday or Thursday night in Pea Bidge, East, when two drink ing men rode op and down the road rising langnage not found in the Sunday papers, and seriously frightened a negro woman, the wife of Will Lee, who fainted, and is in a serious condition. ....A serious row is reported as occurriug on Pea Bidge last Sunday in which two men named Hodge and Pritch ard were shot and seriously wound ed by a negro named Uri Grey. cotton and markets, and the town people are busy as can be in mills, stores and factories. When there's a lull in politics, it tells in the im provement of businsss There was an exciting battle with a snake at Capt. J. D. Moore's Tues day afternoon. The cat came bringing the thing in her mouth. Mrs. Moore and the cook, Amanda, made at the combination in order to kill the snake, with the result that he almost got away. Pussy, however, at a critical moment sprang on him again and the three together finally put an end to his Rnakeship. It was a "spreading adder." Two or three naoers keep passing around the report that Gastonia has issued $18,000 of bouds for water works. This is a mistake. In the election held for this "purpose the measure failed. . . . .For ten years Mr. Leroy Mor row has been ginning cotton in Gastouia, and this, he says, is the nrst year be ever ginned a bale of cotton in August. During August this year he ginned 49 bales, and np to last night the number ginned this season had run to 73. PRICE FIVE CENTS. a HICKOKY'8 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. THE BALTIMORE EXCURSION. EVERY YOU SPEND WITH WUR & CO, brings its full return. Every purchase made of us ' is ap preciated. - A Man from Newton Married to a Lady : in Baltimore) Whom He Had Never Seen Three Marrlaeea In Cleveland. Cleveland Star. Sept. 3d. Bamseur's 400 excursionists to Norfolk and Baltimore were de lighted with their trip. They are unstinted in their praise of Capt. Bamseur's management of the ex cursion and the good order pre served. The excursion was loaded with 400 of the best people of Western North Carolina. The Baltimore excursion will be ah annual occurrence in the future with Capt. Bamseur at the helm, and each year the crowd will grow larger. ....A man from Newton was married to a lady in Baltimore with whom he bad been corre sponding for several weeks, but never seen. He answered an ad vertisement in a newspaper, they began corresponding and be went It Will Soon Be in Talklnc Order-The Wonderful Recovery of Mr. E. B. Cllne A Fire at Penelope A Delightful Dane. Hickory Press, Sept. 3d. Misses Fannie Marlcr and Delia I Lamb spent a few days in Morgan- j ton this week. .. .A number, of Morganton people were in the city last Sunday morning on their way home from Baltimore Hick ory's telephone system will soon be in talking order. The wires have been all strong, and all there is do is to put in the telephones. ....We are glad to note the won derful recovery of our excellent and esteemed mayor, Mr. E. B. Cline. Mayor Cliue has ko far re covered that he is now able to sit in a chair. We hope to se him on our streets in a few days Last Friday night the building in which the boarders sleep at Penel ope Academy was burned down. It is not known how it caught, but is thought to be incendiary. AH the books and boys' clothes were burned We heard from one of the conductors on the Southern Bailway that freight is particu larly heavy on this division of the road. Seven extra freight trains passed Hickory, besides the sched uled ones, on Monday On last Thursday evening, August 20th, at the beautiful residence of Mr. and Mrs. Graves, a most delightful dance was given by the gentlemen tuey were trying to persuade him to desist from bringing np the matter again. Capt. James U. Sherrill said: M Boys, that won't do. Some one move to table it, and we'll vote to table it." Mr. Jud Albright, who is a Be publican leader and a strong advo cate of fusion, said : ' D n them ; we are to take their men and ask no questions, and by G d they. have got to do the same with ours." Up to this time he had been a a spectator, but be at once went to work o crush this resolution. He would approach a Populist ami auer a lew moments or earnest and enthusiastic conversation this Populist would go to Dr. Foard and enter his protestations, and Albright would turn bis attention to another Popollstand iu turn he would go to Foard, and so on until he had Kent several to plead his cause; and when be waa satisfied with the work be had done, be came back to his original seat, and just before he tooi his seat gavr bis head a self-important toss and Kaid : I fixed that d d thine. It won't come to light any more." He then sat down and chuckled with glee over the fact that he had foiled the great Dr. Foard in his pet scheme of committing the Populists of Catawba county to vote for silver men ouly. e asked Dr. Foard what be came of his resolution, and he re plied : Well, tbey came to me and begged so hard I thoogbt I'd not bring it np again." They did not want this question to come np. They did not want the world te kuow just how they stood on the silver question, and especially that part of the world which composes the Bepublican party. They shout loud and long for free silver, but when the time comes to prove it they are magnifi cent dodgers. of the Beam's Mills settlement. thrashed, this season, 6,572 bushel. of grain The rrport reaches ns, i rem an parts of the county, that the cotton crop is consider ably damaged by the dry, hot weather We are pleased to learn that Capt. BAmseor'a Nor folk and Baltimore excursion was a success, ....Mr. James Edwaids has had picked and ginned eight bales of cotton from a one bore crop, op to Ang. 31st. This U good for a small farm A few days ago a darkey sold au Ellen- boro merchant 10 cents worth of potatoes. When asked what he wanted for them be said : MI want the worth of them in tobacco and the balance in coffee." ....Drp- uty Sbenff W. L. Baker arrested, on a capias, for larceny, from Birrke, last week, one Wm. Heff. tier. Officer Hall came down from Morganton on Monday and re turned with the prisoner on Tues day. , avrxa rnarimaiiiBirninii ft" a at . . . HHYAN mm HAPPY HITS K-erwti.trm.B! let tt. " -m.hww nun i i ii l w. I utf From bin what i I ft ir.M.i laogbter aad n! ). Tbe De -ocrau of UU h tt lave doet eU against creat odd. la apt; c, great ieSoet.cra the Democrats I ttU State declared for tbe rrtora- ALWAYS EQUAL Uite OCCASION, lion, ill met Voar'celuu pea conflict, and by apttiorify Says He Ilts Left Frasftls of His Voicf Behind Hia Wkkh Art SiCl rUig Sicsfrs to Re peal act. XcDOWEU. COCNTT XKWS. WHERE IS ALL THE GOLD? We do not assume that you cannot buy elsewaeio, but we fo claim that Vou can save money by buying ' " DRY GOOPS, SHOES i AND GROCERIES FROM US. M. B. KIBLER & CO., The Cheap Store. FOR AND FANCY GROCERIES, Flour, Meal, Bacon, Hams, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Kerosene Oil, Canned Goods, Cheese and Crackers, Cakes and -Candies, Fruits, etc., and A RICH GOLD MINE. to Baltimore on Bamsenr's excur sion and they were married. .... I of Hickory, complimentary to Miss Mr. D A. Elliott lost a line Jersey I Delia Damb, of Wuliamston, N. J. cow last Wednesday. .... Mr. John Martin and Miss Carrie Bridges were married at the resi dence of the bride's father. Mr. Preston Bridges, in No. 1 town ship, Sunday morning. , . . .Dr. V. J. Palmer, of Polkville, one of the oldest and most prominent physi cians, and one of the best citizens ; of this CQunty, was quietly married Wednesilav morning at 11 o'clock to Mrs. M. A. Williamson, of I Batherford county, in the presence of a few of the close relatives of tbe contracting parties. Immedi ately after dinner the newly mar ried couple left for their borne in this couuty. ..Mr. Geo. B.Pat terson, the genial and whole sonled manager of tbe famous Patterson Springs, was married Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock to Miss Hattie Hardin, the beautiful and , accom plished daughter of Mr. W. K. Hardin. Bev. B. L. Ownbey per formed tbe ceremony in his usual graceful manner. KILLED BT A FALLING TREK. COUNTRY - PRODUCE GO TO- 1. 1.. (One Door above Morganton Hard ware Co.'s Store.) -:o:- A New Methodist Chorea for B wi Died at Elk Park Mrs. Hensou Seri ously Hart. Watanga Democrat. Sept. 3d. The corn crop is rapidly drying nnt. hnt the c.ron Dromises to be 11 K M P. H T 1, T, vry lj&ht- ....Tne workmen are uiiJii iiiuuj eneaged in tearing down tbe old Methodist church here. A more modern and convenient one will be erected on the same site just as quickly as the work can be done. ....Some daj-s ago Mrs. Will Hen son, of Cove Creek, was badly, and it is feared seriously, bnrt by a mule she was riding. The mule fell and she was thrown, and it is still feared that she will not recover. ... .A few days since a Mrs. Vannoy,on the North Fork, was instantly killed by a falling tree while picking beans in a com field and her body was found a few hours afterward badly man gled. She leaves a husband and one little child to monrn her de parture Mr. E. E. Jurney, of Waverly, Tenn., whose illness we mentioned last week, died at Elk Park on last Monday at 2 p. m. The body arrived in Boone at 5 a.m. on Tuesday, and was in terred here that day. I have also recently added a line ot ::S H O E Six For both Ladies and Gen tlemen, and am selling j them as low as anv one. :o: 'will appreciate a share of yo'ur Patronage, and promise full value 'Or VOnr mnn,r DiseoTered Near Hartland Death of an Aged Lady Col. Hartly the Marrying Magistrate of Caldwell. Lenoir Topic, Sept. 2d. Mr. J. A. Dula, of. this county, has discovered a rich gold mine on bis property near Hartland. The ore mill tests $200 to the ton. The King Mining Company, of Syra cuse, N. Y., has taken an option on- the property and are now pre paring to work tbe miue on a large scale Mrs. Margaret Starnes, aged 71 years, died at her home near Petra last Friday and was buried Saturday at Grace chapel iy Eav. Albert Sherrill. . . . .Mr. John Connelly, wto has for quite awhile been express messenger and baggage master on the C. & L., has been promoted to conductor and will run tbe extra between Lenoir and Hickory We see from tbe Madison county (Mis souri) Democrat . that T. Jeff. Downs, an older brother of John M. Downs, of this county, ts tbe nominee of tbe Democrats of his county for assessor. The office is a good one afid the county is safely Democratic. We congratulate our old friend on his success Mr. Finlev I. Miller and Miss Lola White, of Little Biver, were mar ried last Sunday a week ago at tbe residence of Col. J. C. Hartley. who performed tbe ceremony Col. Hartley is preeminently tbe marrying magistrate of .the county, ninety-nine matrimonial knots having been tied by him during his official career Bev.D. H. Tuttle, of the North Carolina Con ference, who has charge of Central Methodist church in Baleigh, spent last week at his father's, Mr. B. M. Tuttle's, near Hartland He as sisted Bev. L. M. Brower in a pro tracted meeting at Littlejohu's, and the interest was so great that he remained out there and preached last Sunday instead of preaching in Lenoir as was expected. Sheriff' Handy Baa Not Seea Aay la Col lecting Taxes Tobacco Crop Very "Sor ry" In Eastern Burke The "Blowing Rock Special" Discontinued." Hickory Mercury. Sept. 2d. The Maiden Xetcs has been dis continued Tbe infant child of Mr. Will Gilbert died lat week. ....Work on the new court bouse at Newton is progressing rapidly. ....Trains Noa. 11 and 12 on tbe Chester and Lenoir By. known as the "Blowing Bock Special," have been discontined Sheriff Bandy has. collected a large amount of taxes, not any of which was paid in gold. ....Mr. M. O. Mangum, of Penelope, and other tobacco growers in eastern Bark, tell ns tbe tobacco crop in that section is very Msorry." The dry weather aud fleas have nearly ruined tbe crop In an early number of tbe Century magazine will appear au article from Bev. James A. Weston, of Hickory, in reply to a criticism recently made upon bis Marshal Ney history in that publication. Mr. Weston's article has been written at the re quest of The Century Company, and in addition to being very in teresting it will be finely illustrated. A Boy Killed By Llghtnlng-Watae Spoaka at Marlon A Colored Man Shot at Old Fort Other MeDowell News. Marion Messenger, cpt. 4th. An engine off the track at Old Fort delayed tbe passenger train Thursday Maj. J. W. Cooler announces himself a candidate for the Legislature The first whistle of' the furniture factory engine broke the quietness on Wednesday The M. E. quar terly conference, lately held here, was interesting and showed faith ful work The wife of Mr. M. L. Whitstile died on the Sabbath, and was buried in the cemetery on Monday One hundred and five guests were registered at tbe hotel this week. Twenty-three of the num ber were registered on Wednesday. ....A good meeting was recently held at Murphy's chapel. There were some twenty-five or more conversions, it is said ....The Eptscopalions are soon to begin erecting a church io Bakers ville. A lot has been secured just in the rear ot Mr. R. J. Young's hotei the Penland house A little four-year-old son of Mr. Shuford Culbertson, who lives in the Dysartsvill neighborhood, was killed by lightning a short time since. Tbe little fellow was playing near a sapliog when the deadly bolt struck the tree and killed the boy A colored brakemao, of the Southern road, was accidently shot Monday at Old Fort by a passen ger on train No. 12. A boy see ing the danger, ran out of the way and the ball struck the unlucky man. The guity man was arrested, brought to Marion arid lodged io jail. On his person was found a ticket to Chicago, two dollars io change and a small check. Cyrus U. Watson, At Ua rue a Largo Hoaobov o MesUa - tn.aaialsoee Wearing tslleo mo ndge aowd Ca, Dot the Tim tile CmmlAmt Was Not tMetorWd Thweoay aod raid Hat St noeto to Ti r Col a atoms aw Wsos Wtiaa Make an Argasaoat for the Agrtevlsarnl !as4o asoat Maoafaetorors at nwrlagaold. SPEt.XGHKLD, O , Spt. 2. The train bearing Mr. Bryan arrived here at 9-35 a. m. The boom log of cannon announced hl arrival, and the rosh from tbe steps of the ear to the platform waa simply terrible, 20,000 people being pretest. Mr. Bryan spoke as follows: Gentlemea: For a few snioatea only, I shall occspy vonr attention, because a large poittoa of rsy voice ba been lea along tbe line of travel where it it sttll callioir sinner to repentence. (Great laughter). I am told that io tbi city yon manufacture more agri cultural Implements than are man ofaCturrd in any other city of tbe conotry. I am glad to talk to peo ple who recognize their depeod ance np the fanners of thia coun try. 1 have bad occasion to talk to some who aeeaa to rmsgine the barder rn tbey coold make the farmers tbe better they would be off. I am glad to talk to. voa who recognize that the dollars which yon receive are earned by thoae wbo convert tbe natntal resources of this country Into money; those who till the soil, and from its fer tility, springs forth this nation's piimarj greatness. As a matter of fact, tbe farmers and tbe labor ing men aro the foundation ol so ciety. (Cheers). Upon thia founda tion is built the commercial classe, and tue financier acts ss a sort 0f roof over the whole thing. Yoa can take off the roof sn pnt on an otoe', but yon cannot degtory the foundation without ruining tbe whole building. (Applause). Gold smith ba well expressed It when he saja: Soarte oe ava j mm POWDER Absolutory Puro. Arrrustf UtW UiUr frrr. Itigfcoaa. a svl ia Iraewaix scr..xa Uxi C'afai . (miatst mj imparl. Its) a! lUkler r.wdcr C., nmm tee, OirriCUlT AMD FINE WATCH, CLOCK A JEViHBY REPJURIS Which Otter Watchaakt r Casaot IX IS - MY - SPECIALTY. then as a bevata I A PAINFUL ACCIDEST. THE CATAWBA POPULISTS Respectfully, T-L. HEMPHILL SlORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FORYOuKinwnMFNJ . . uU j, : - X . V. OPENING SEPT. 16, OFFERS TO THE STUDENT: ci1- Classical Course, including An- uuuk uua,VO, LrVlCa.WO( A BUST LITTLE TOWN. U8c, Drawing, etc. li A N'rimmi rv.... ... t .1 .1 l. f ln") of Teachers under instructors "Orn tKi. l.cot vr i e?i i 3. Commercial Course, including 4. Dumaut;.. c: i t i ' ci - th ,king' Draughting, Cutting, Fit- . .uu Maying or Garments. Systematic study of the Bible iu all Apartments. . of ,vrrn for Board and Tuition in any uif Vs dePai-tnients, 850 per term, or 11 for school T.r. Fw catalogue, address Rev. Thos. Lawrence, D. D. "fcVILLK. N. c Thoy Say Gastonia is a Hive of Industry Besting from Politics In September -An Exciting Battle With a Snake Other Gaston Gossip. " ; f" ' 'J" ; '. Gastonia Gazette, Sept. 3d. $ i ' j Gaston Institute opened Tuesday with Prof. Douglas in charge of the higher classes, Prof. Wolff in the mnsic room, and Miss Sue Gal lant in the primary until tbe ar rival of the new teacher, Miss Mc Fadden, of Chester. ....Ours is a busy little town. There can be no two ways about that. Strangers and visitors have caiiea us a ousy people all along,but the town is now becoming such a hive of industry that even the oldest citizens are remarking about it and exclaiming, "Who ever saw -such a townl" ....Our people generally seein ready enoogb to beed the sugges tion we proposed last week to rest from politics in September. Farmers are busy with fodder and Declined to Pass a Resolution to Vote Only for Silver Men. In its account of tbe Populist county convention in Catawba county, the Newton Enterprise says : At this point Dr. F. T. Foard, of Baudy's township, who is an ardent free silver man, introduced a reso lution in substance as follows: "Resolved, That we, the Popu lists of Catawba county, refuse to vote for any candidate wbo may be nominated to fill the places left vacant by ns, unless said caudidate be in favor of the free and unlim ited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1." Tbe chair did not entertain this resolution just at this time and some other business was taken up at once to consume tbe time (vala able time to this convention, as you will see further). Dr. Foard had hardly taken his seat when! be was besieged by tbe leaders from differeut sectious'of the county, aud among these were A. C. Shuford, B. P. Beinhardt, J. H. Sherrill and others, who eu gaged in earnest conversation with him, and the presumption is that Mr. Walter Darts Leg and Ankle Broken Hone Choked to Death Arrested for Stealing Money A Big Wheat Crop, Lincoln Democrat, Sept. 3d. Walter Davis, of Denver, met with it painful accident last week while loading saw logs. While pushing a log up on a wagon the log slipped and Davis bad bis leg and ankle broken by tbe fall wig log. We learn that Davis after the accident, mounted one of bis horses and rode otie aod a half miles home, carrying bis leg in bis hand. Davis is a son of Esq John F. Davis, wbo tells ns bis son is doing well nnder the circumstances. ....M.J. Sbelton,of Denver, bad the misfortune to lo&e one of bis horses last week. He bad taken both of his horses to tbe fodder field. -At noon be tied tbem with baiters in order to feed them. During the time the horses were eating, one burse got loose and caused the other horse to get tan gled in bis halter. Seeing that tbe horse was about to choke to death, Mr. Sbelton ran for a scythe, 200 yards away, with which to cut the baiter, to loose tbe suffering ani mal; but the horse died before his owner could render him aid. Tbe horse could have been saved had Mr. Sbelton bad bis pocket knife with him George Moore was arrested at Elm Grove Cotton Mills last Sunday, charged with stealing $75 from a man at Cherry ville. The facts, as we learn tbem, are that Moore 6tole the daughter of tbe man away, and tbe $75 wa fouud missing soon after their de parture. The man accuses Moore of stealing it. Moore says the woman stole the money, while the woman says Moore got the money. Tbe woman was arrested in Charlotte Monday and brought back to Cherryville Tuesday. Dep uty Sheriff Beal took Moore to the depot here Tuesday and turned him over to an officer from Cher ryville. who had the woman in charge, taking her to Cherryville. ....Some of our exchanges have been publishing big wheat crops. None of them have come up to Lincoln. Mr. J. A. Lore raised 2,750 bushels or wheat this year on tbe Caldwell place, near town. tbe Demo cratic candidate for Governor, ar rived here Tuesday on the mid- committee and others who es corted him to Hotel Flemming, where he spent the night. Wednes day at fi o clock a large crowd assembled at the court bouse to hear the candidate " speak. Mr. Watson was introduced by Mr. Justice, chairman of the commit tee. He made a two hours' speech and was frequently and loudly applauded. A SHOOTING A FT A IB AT OLD PORT. A Drunken Passenger mm the Weet-Boaad Trlaa Shoot at a Little Pratt Peddler Bat Mlsaoe Bins and laOlcts a Another Persoa The Wen Id -Bo As. easela Lodged la Jail A Prolgat Trala Wrecked Other latereotlag Hews frosn Old or. Commanicatcd. DAMAGED BT HOT WEATHER. The Cottoa Crop la Cleveland Arrested, on a Capias, for Larceny Bamsenr's Norfolk-Baltimore Kxeareloa a Snrcosa. Shelby Aurora, Sept. 2. The crowd of visitors at Cleve Springs continue to keep up to the average. ... Turner & Co., "Trinccs aad lords ssay A brrata can Mil snadr. "ut f a totd frosaatry a a t toe's arvW. to hen oore destroyed, (oa Ktr be Mr pwd.' "The Democratic party in iu pUtformat Chicago ts pleading tbe cause of a nation's peaaotry that cannot be destoyed sntil joa sap the foundation of our nation's greatness. Upon the prosperity of the great prodocers of wealth, whom we call tbe manses, as dis tinguished Irom the cUs, de pends sll the prosperity of this city. If yoa bsve a gold standard yon legislate tbe the valae of money op, aod yoa legislate the value of property down. Do yoa remember when we wera von nr. nigh: train. He wis met by a bow we used to get on the teeter boatd, and when one end of It vas op the olher end was downf It has remained for modern financiers to declare thst yoa can keep both ends of tbe teeter board op at once. (Laughter). Assuming to be statesmen, tbey disregard every law of trade, every law of econom ics, every law of nature and every Isw of god. There Is not a law, human or divine, they respect, be cause tbey think tbey are bigger than the government and greater than the Almighty. (Great laugh ter). . The very legislation that In creases the purchasing power cf a dollar simply enables that dollar to boy more of other things. How can a dollat be made to buy more of other things f By making more wheat sell for a dollar, more corn for a dollar, more of the prod act of toil exchangeable for a given amount of money. It is a good thing for tbe man wbo owns money and bays property, but It is a mighty bad thing for the man wbo has to pay money with the property that be produces. (Ap plaate). How does the gold stand ard affect yoa f Yoa make your implements aod yoa sell them to the farmer. S oppose tbe farmer finds his taxes don't go down, bis interest does not go down, bis debts don't go (Jpwo, bat tbst the price of all that he sell goes down. What does it mean I It means that be has a less aod less amount to expend on agricultural imple meotssnd on the soppor of bis family. If joa sell him agricultural Implementa be promises to pay you, and the legislation destroys a I - a a A ois aouiiy to pay, men yoa una fault bec4oae yoa bare to take your implementa back and sell tbem sreond-baoded to somebody else. (Cheers). Tbst la tbe effect of legislation. Oar opponent t trying to throw upon Providence the Units for oar conditions. If a farmer complains tbst be is not making much of bis potato crop, tbey tell him it is doe to tbe po tato bug; If be is not mskiog much out of wheat, tbey tell him u is due to the army worm. Bat Irt me tell yoa tbe gold-bog Is de stroying more crops thsn all of tbem (Great laughter). The farmer U the most helpless victim of circnmtances of all tbe pro da errs of wealth. If a mao is ea gsged in man a factoring aod finds tbe demand is decreasing be can close hia factory and stop the ex pense of prod action, bat tbe farmer can't. When be plants bis crop in the spring be does not know whether tbete is going lo be flood the bowels will generally prevents at- u'"""' " ""TiV , CT tack of cholenu" ThU u sound. sensi- be hot winds or cold bsiL Het-lr ble advice, sod it U tbe duty of every I bis chances, and I asuert thst when of numbers ore ream Lbm Wbstdo tbey do! The very people who bVe beea cailiar ajl silver Democrats I'opoliai; wto osvs wto irytog to rrad ns oat f the rrty for iesr. wLro thrt found I her coold not read urn oat. lustraa 01 gong oat to soar party aod giving os tbe eaae we have proven or right to, i,y Xo Ooi aod take tbe oasse with them, aad caJ! us so arc bis la becAos) we doal go with tbem. (Arplaaae) 1 ca demand those gold staedsrd Deav ocrau by resolution declared their emblem sbookl be the hickory trs. fal SV a -I 11 e bstsj Dearu awxil Rataa steal. i . i ,1 ... . BK tuc uTerj ot lies Ten. dot w bare never before seen men try to ose tbe same of that great Urn aad statesman lo nodo all be trtd to do. (Cnes of good.'-) Talk aboct Andrew Jscksoo beloertag to tbe goldbag Democracy! iuu;nier.j uo tsK to the time or Andrew Jsckaoe, aod who bad be arrayed agataat him f The m men who are trrtor to one tLa Democratic party for private ga;a. ana bsviog (sued are sow trying to elect tbe Bepoblican candidate for President by nominating goM staodsra candidate. (Cora of Tbey cant do liT) Tbey take a hickory tree for their emblem. H by dooH ther get sometbiogap propnaie vt by uonT tbey pot opoo their ballot the pic tor f sn owl! (Laogbter.) Nothtoc c a 14 be more appropriate. It looks wise aod docs iu work at night. (Laoghter.) Or If tbey aoal use tbe ow.1, Uke the mole. It Is a suck animal sod works on-1 der ground sll tbe litre. (Crest laogbter aod spplsase.) Bat tbey ongbt to spare tbe sacred memory i i be man wbo was tbe bero of New Orlesos, and whose resttog place, tbe Hermitage, u the Mecca of all wbo love Democratic prioei- piesstuu (rest appuase.) My fneods, remember releif can not come lo yoa from those who bare fastened tbelryoke opoo yon. ioa may go io iew 1 Of K and IVoa- too and Cod financiers who doabil the greatness of ibis cooolrr aod proclaim tbe necessity fcr foreign aid. Tbe men wbo do that know more about Larope thsn the Lotted SUie. Tbey go ofteoer to lcdoa tbsn tbey do to the grest 1 praries or the Wtml aod Sooth. 1 (Criea of 'good.") If becaose ol their more totiaate acqaaioUnce wtib foreigoers they bare exsg. gerated ideas of the oeceaaity for foreign aid, yoa people wbo live between tbe Allegbaoies aod tbe trust your all npon tbe republic 5c. a CCJT. Bjtll!, 2 a riT. ana rise aoa uu wto it ,oa base Asar the c. uo pwwrr ami me ngni to Lsse mjo rcius oi toe government in your i y-i j r TT own baods aod admtoisier tbs law I 1 jTv Ca . r r : ... ... . people of tbe Coiled Ststes." INSURANCE I J. WALTERS, Hickorv, T. C. THrS .5 UN. I Tho first of American Newt- papers, CHARLES A. DArM, Editor. Tbe American Constitution the American Idea, tbe American Spirit. These tnt, lavt. and ail the time, forever. Dally, by mail, $6 a year Daily and Sun day, by mail. S8 a year The Sunday Sun U the greatest Sunday Newspa per in the word. (Great appaase.) BRTAK BE7EBS TO TBS YELLOW X'S-IXLST BaDOES BEFOBK DtX. Kextox, O 8pt.2. Beschipg Urbsna at 11:45, Mr. Bryso found there an enthusiastic sadience of about a tboesand people, wbo flocked aroond tbe rear platform ot the candidste's car aod cheered loudly. Mr liryan was presented as tbe next President of tbe United States, and la response be said that whether or not this prediction would prove true would depend to Ws writs nlkrie em all rlaaM e.t dsaursbU rtk in U follow ir rus4- ara com rested : Jf.C. HOXE ef B-:gh: CONT1 EXT A LoT 'e Yof k ; PEXXSYLVALA o( rbiladtha. LLUWARE - VA. riSX A5D UXXXXZ of ftkk- w OrleSJL AVEltV A IIItVI.N, tlXXALO CnTUiaf. aUsrraaios, SC. C While the went bound mail train was at the station here this after noon, a passenger, said to he under the influence of liquor, threw an apple core into the grape basket of one of tbe little ieddlers near the cars; tbe bov, tossing it back, an gered the man, wbo drew a re volver and fired, missing tbe child but inflicting a severe wound in tbe right shoulder of an innocent spectator, a train hand, wbo was sitting on the station steps- Tbe offender was at once arrested tbe train bitig detained here by a freight -vreck near old Henry's Stationand taketi before Mayor J. C. Sandlin and, io default of bail, sent to jail at Marion. Tbe prisoner gives the name of Jim Smith and i said to have a brother living in Crooked Creek township. He took the train at Morganton and bad a ticket to some point in the Tar West. Quite au extensive freight wreck occurred to day alioot 12 o'clock near old Henrj's Station, caused, it is supposedly a defective wbeet Fortunately uo one was injured, bat sll trams were t topped for sev eral hours. Mr.K C. Harmon has built quite a pretty cottage on bis place just across tbe creek and moved into it laot week. Oar people are glad to see such people as Mr. and Mrs. Harmon come again to live in our attractive little towu. Old Fort, N. C, Ang. 31, TO. Ayer'a llair Vigor tones up the weak hair roots, stimulates tbe vessels aod tissues which supply the hair with nu trition, strengthen the hair itself and sdds tbs oil which keeps the t hails soft. lustrous and silky. The most popular and valuable toilet preparation in the world. v The Tennessee Euts Hoard of Health has recently issued a circular on tbs subiect of cholera, in which it says: "Prompt attention to au looseness 01 Mta w woou d. ihuThu, D 0 NT STOP TOBACCO. if tbey beiieTed In a gold standard. one to have a supply of some rood diar rhoea mixture, such as Dr. Lytles Elixir, always on hand, aod any ten i dencv to diarrhoea should be checked SI once, w mevugo in i;iis uuu, ss it is an old aod rsliabls maedy. be hss Uken more cbsuces thsn anybody else, and survives all tbs pestilences snd calamities- tbst visit the farm. It Is not fair to drive bim between tee bolli snd be said tbey should vote for bis op ponent, bat it tbey did not wish a gold sUodsrd, be bad a right to expect their support Mrs. Bryan wss also iotrodoced to the gstbetiog and was given three cheers ss the train drew oat. A Urge number of men, womeo, boys and girls, bearing strips of yellow paper coaUtotog tbe in scription, MeKtoley Clnb," were in tbe crowd of severs! bandred gathered at Belle fono tain. Tbe men bad tbe strip piooed to tbetr hau and tbe women to parasols and dresses, l.reo tbe csniagea sod wagoos drawn op to the sta tioo wore tbe golden labels. Bat sltboagb the Bryan contingent in the audience seemed to be io tbe minority, it bsd plenty of eolbosi aam, aod, with the atsisUoce f a braas band, succeeded ia mskiog quite as much noise lo honor of tbe Democratic candidate as tbe others msde for his Bepoblican op ponent. Mr. Brysn referred to tbe color of the badges lo bis speech. This is whst be said t Ooioppo orots stsrted oat by saying tbst tbey were as good fneods of bi metalluun as we. Bat we Lave driven tbem to the pen advocacy of the gold standard, so that when ever we come loto a town where there sre soy McKiotey men, tby bare the name printed not opoo white and yellow paper, bat opoo yellow paper. (Great laogbter). We find that there is evidence of whst is known as a new yellow fever. It differs from tbe old yel low fever io that the old yeliow fever killed the mas a bo bsd tbe lever, while tbe osw sellew lever ruin the people who do not bate tbe fever. (Great sppUoae sod cbeexiog.) 1 am glad lo are coor age anywhere, aod when I Coda man wbo believes tbst tbe astiow Is not great eaoofb to govern it sell aod moat appeal to foreign nsltoo for a'd, I aoa glsd to bate bim pat it oa bis bat-" (Grest spplsase.) Mr. Bryso spoke to a wildly ea thus attic sadiebce of 40,009 po- p e at Toledo uoigtr( How to The Care Yourself While Lsinr It. s a SMS -ia lie 'ss mtmtmt at rtumm:y efetsxa. a-rjrst Sanaa. am one bajriai Te va mwmij st toe erv a a V i nam. so to barro so aa laiie now I n B W-m - asat tans sjs essa rearrsear i mwa -10. fnrw m a annua cw s it Mom m m wnn csm;7 to smno SM -. nai a nvror. n a rvr Ive s He laJ 1 ml maufj re ba to svmwa hum on' I a la sj. aw: ana rwwxi frmn.f umrn ea aa vso Ummcrm ywe sa4 -Saeo n ie ffm a adr aay amj oka M fmr nlaneu amA a ta ot It sad tr-m trcm mmumU say J-va toca loar arts, (see M anwaa. Cared Sy aie Cora aad ilalsiS Tbarty Pfass aos.tr Si at srotxawavMJa Xk avuj of own are oa tm aad n as s. 1 1 s Ssaarota ar iaw VKrrtm. sda rm . Art . is, t. lot. Kn-s ibrafaKnl . u i - a at fasfaia rfcrirulMM aavra ks ad an Mat, Trm (i )are ot I tin I s pal fr-iian If aad swart twsw. F tJa f tars 1 lr IO a . Ov4 I mcm VkTWnw fvOMf ho. nrs -o.T-W. 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The News-Herald (Morganton, N.C.)
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Sept. 10, 1896, edition 1
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