' Webster's Weltl0 ::f
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H. K. BCOTT,
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ilfino Ac Scott,
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Altorneys-at-Law,
y DISON & REIDSVILLE, N..C-
J. B. WEBSTER, Editor Ud Proprt,
.. n;iir office In Wentworth PoP"'
,T"Vy Moulay- Prompt and careful at
tir.uto all bnglness entrnated. ;
sm, a. y. A. M
ThnriltiV nlffht8.
coru 1117
. H'-Hnv:ll Lodg Fo
ti h f,-oclO:K. vi
anvif 'l to attend:
Visiting brethren
49 K.
'u.i.UTilic 'l.oW No
MaHonic HH"very
oviwk. .'w
; k. of -B. and 8
of F. meets in
Monday nhrht at :15
a cordial welcome te
R. B.CHANCB,
DSriXiXiB,-. p., A.TJG-TJS1? 30, 1894;
THE LOOM OF"LIPE.
aad near and fir
- rc.c waeeia go roani cd round.
"While i a
begianinz I had som
Basil v. Aiiuloui -
ABd the wool U wounaYatlX 2lri fate
8,'! lOTe wove 1b;
What ThkT"? rJ?.M"I!
PifejOfijES-; &G0.
" The Tailors.
. Just Received, the
Latest Novelties
-IN-
KING
GOODS
434 MAIN STREET
Tunvillc, Va, April oth 1894.'
LADIES
SUFFERING FROM .
,.; !'.;!-: PROSTRATION, DEBILITY
AN U F KM ALB WEAKNESS,
GOOD NEWS.
The Old Friend
And tKetest friend, that
fails you, is Simmons Livor Eegu
lator, (the Bed Z) that's what
you hear at the mention of tm
excellent . Liver medicine, and
people should not be persuaded
that anything else will do.
It 13 the King of Liver Medi
cines; is better than pills, and
takes the place of Quinine and
Calomel. It acta directly on the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels'vand
gives new life to the' whole sys
tem. This i3 the medicine you
want. .Sold by all DrnmWst in
Liquid, "or in Powder to be taken
J3 V ' .
ury or maae into a tea.
unrolled In eternity.
Time with a faU !h:e mygtery.
A,a.,i(ls.a, " hands mi
:sa? the loomi; with armi:;.,
I wondotfut wuh be done?
ii
When shall th'I
Jiat thf vhMl.l,.. . "T ,vr ,
p,vu aua tJle saaUe3 fly
8? T wao1 tor thU :e-i-
1. . , . , HU 1
mi-cim taui iiiren or s
Ah ial-eya wdj
uui ii one is
Aud a.jfae Jay !
Qcd j.'!Mut ;t be
iiVtir, the ven re h!.iw
5 1-erih.; end I know;
-.i inr.M.i a t,j woven
SEN ATOR -JARvirt TALKS OF THE
VAIGS kliOLTTTO BE V
AUGUJJATED IN' NOR1U
iCAROLINA.
r.
er.
JaKVTRVI)lvirtn.
the Ktamp In red on Granite..
, Jit H. ZEIL1N & CO., PUladelphia,
SoniiBfn! Railway Co.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE)
Richmond & Danville & Nokth
Carolina Divisions.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
a i 4h! 'anl with your address secires
Writr now to NATIONAL BUBOlCALl
lN-ii't trh, . Atlanta,, u
A! I
I.t.l fiij.
or P. O. Box 74,
7-11
TVotioei
Hiiv 'in quail fled aa executor of the estate
cf Amy dodsey, deceaard. notice Is hereby
RiYt ii t nil vrsoiis indebted to said estate
to m:vkf li mediate payment of the same
and-alt I'frBOHH havin claims against said
i-HtKt 'luiiMt ireHent tueui on or before the
7fn, iinyof M;iy. lfc9r,,or this notice wl'lbe
.ifa.i iu hir of their' reeoyery. This May
it l. i-.'i "-,'.
J.M.WILSON. .
Kxct-utor f Amy Oodaey, deceased.
IN EFFECT JUNE 17 ,1894
SOUTHBOUND. Diar.
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NOTICE.
'll.tAitii? nnaMSnd. as executor of the estate
ft M h it ha K. Venablo, deceased, all persons
''M-titi'd totaid estate are notified to come
f' i war.lami make immediate payment, and
ail I'ArsoiiH having claims against said estate
ar.- Jicreby- iidtttl el to present tbemfer ray
nifut uii or before the 1st day of September,
l:,or this notice will be plead In bar of
1 lu ll- ro covery. ,
A. WDANIEL,
Kx.'cutorof Martha Venable. dec'd.
Amriiht Htli. 1894: :
W. B; BEACHAM,
Architect and Builder.
AI.Ko DEALER IN .
IM 1 LIU N(i MATERIAL.
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Ar Hot Springs i
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o u aui 4 (,4 pm
NOBTHBO0ND.
Nos
Lv Augusta
Lv Columbia
Ar Charlotte
Daily.
10 4 36.
7 00 pm ,
3 20 am .
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NO. 12.
A ;'j'iuilet.'Hfor)i of rjugh and dressed.
Lv Atlanta.
Ar Charlotte
Lv Charlottn
Ar SaMsbury
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BER.
J"ir, and Witt Jaws, Shingles, Laths, &cj
Always on lmnd. -
Wall Taper, Mantels and Hearths.
Plan ami estimates on application. '
KHi Uville N. c.Keb. llt.1894.-:
"I 'DYE
TO LIVE AND LIVE
TO DYE."
Lv Asheville
Lv Statsvllle
Ar Salisbury
Lv Salisbury
Ar Greensboro
Ar Winston
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Ar Durham .
Ar Raleigh
ArGoldsboro
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tDally. Dally except Sunday,
CAPS m A'D TADIIN 7ALLE7
RAILWAY COMPANY.
J olm Grill, Receiver
lelgh News and Ob sei
Washington. D. C. Au?. 2A. iso.t
-'What will be the effect of the tar'ff
Diu m JNorth Carolina?" I aked Sen
ator JervU list night.
i thmt the political effect ol the
tarm diu in ssorth Carolina at present
fi r - --. n nU nil J!-. . .
10 ouiucnuai uisappomc-n. it Is so
Decausetne people have not under
stood the real situation of things here,
auu ueuauBe ine wusoa diu ha3 been
so mucn prated and the Senate bill so
mucn condemned- However, when
tne people naye learned how the situ
ation is here at, Waahino-tnn Dn k
difficulties of passing any tariff bill and
uavo uvvuiue aavisea 01 ine merits of
the Senate b'lli there wM h fL-rnoUnn
and its passag, will be of great advpns
tage to eur party in the Slate. To be
a nttie more specie, it must be ad
mitted by an impartial, student of the
benate bill than there are ti igs in it
mat win not suit iNorth Carolina as
well as some Portions of the Wilson
bill would havei donei and there are
some thincs ieifat of it whih 7n.rii
nave made 16 mcire nonular with rm-
people, liut the truth is that those who
are adyised;of of the true condition of
the Sena! 3, marvel that we succeeded
in getting through the innate as good
a bill as the Senate bill will prove to be
when it is well understood and fully
tried. But things in this nrnrll o ia
o
good or bad by cempnri3on. While the
bill is not as good a bill as myself,
manv Senators, hundrprla nf th
of Democrats throughout the country,
and I may say the entire Democratic
party of . North Carolina wahIH dacira
to see passed yet the bill is so infinite
ly superior to the existing law that I
believe the majority of our people will
become reconciled to thpir r.i
disappointment when they understand
H. - .1! XX ' . . . .
tMc uiuerence Detween cue senate bill
and the existing tariff-Jaw. It is true
that the Senate bill carries a tax on
sugar, and that! well understand, will
rot be popular in North Carolina: but
when the people come to understand
tnat while the cost of sugar will be
somewhat increased, the cost of every
thing else will be so much diminished
1 am sure taey will accept the general
benefit without complaining of the
sugar tax. For instance, if a family of
i.eu wui cacuiate toe increase m the
cost of clothing, blankets, hats, farm
imDlements. cultrv. ts.hl wr n
and. things of that sort, and then strike
a umerence, iaey w;u see that although
mere win ue a si'ffnt increase in the
cost of su-rar, there wi'l be a enfiral
decrease in the cost of famllvsunniips
"'How much more w"l sno-ar nnt. nn
- i - . . 0
account, 01 in's tax?"
"The increase in the cost; ftf smwr
1 uuer ine new law, is variously esti-
mated. Thoe who makft thn petimitn
from a Democ: atic standpoint say that
it w.i not oe more mm a Q-at or a
ce.:t and a quai..-r. Thoie who mak
the esumvc rro-n a Ronuhitr - i st-ui
point say that it will be two cents. I
uppo-e the tru:'u lies b ;tween the two
apprehensions as to"the result in North
wiu-oiina, 1 can say, from the informa
nuu x nave reV:vl frnm vir Am ual
tions of the State, tht I how have ao
doubt whatever of th elertion of s
L9mocratlC LeffiRlatnrA. nH th Herri
ocratlc candidafa tnr
and Judges, and a msjority, if not all.
vi uur vouzressioaal candidates. "
What hk( rnrnori rho tidn In mv
favor y" ! t
4I think the nassarft of the tarift'
measure, and the hnl.l. nnt.nokfln nrvsii
tion of the party in the late State con
vuution, upon the monev iuestion. has
eitused a decidedly favorable change in
tUe current of . the popular thought of
Orth Carolina. The nr,n1i nf VnrfS
Carolina are nartlal t a straiP'ht.f nr.
f v w -ri .a
Ward, manlv Coarse, in nart.iex and In.
diyiduals. When the Dumoo.ratie Statn
cenventioa Ideclared its-p3ition
upoa mo money question it did it, in
way that can loaye no doubt a; to the
position -of the Democratic Dartv of
-North Carolina urxm that
aad tt-;.rbing question. I regard the
money question as the o-rpar. nnoitinn
of American politics, and I may add, of
trie civilized world. North Carolina
1113 made the moat positive Rtat-kmpnr.
upon ttrs ereat otiestion nf imrmtora
ia tn Union that has yet spoken, and
T k.i:. 1 . 1
uciievu ineparcys utterance upon
tu ? uLiiiiL ia in narmnnv wirn tho v oore
m. - - j " wi-aj , f 1 VV O
ui tue mass 01 cne voters 01 tne state
That do vou think nf t.hp onomn'o
Usui.'
in view of the bold utteranoi? m,r
party on the monev minst on r An
- - J ...... , yyj
believe the ReDublicans and Pnr.iiiicfa
a vpuuoua
v;a.u mse successiuuy tnronghout the
totate. A great many good, sincer0 and
honest men have gone into the Populist
vHjr uu accounc 01 r.iipir pvtromo
Views upon the.money question, and I
dan't believe these men will go into a
fusion with the Republican . party
which has stood and is still standinv
for evervthins' that is
r-l v-vtvwiV WU
the teachings 6f the PopUlist party.
The Republicans in Congress and out
of it have been the steadfast, uncom
promising enemies of silver, aad I
don't believe that the Populists will
aid either d'rectly or indirectly, as
they would aid them by fusion in put
ting the Republican party back in
power. Nor do I believe the erreat
body of the colored people can be car
ried from one party into another by
those who were once their white lead
ers, as in former days. But I believe
the colored voter is beginning to think
for himself, and hundreds of them this
year will vote for those men and meas
ures which they think will benefit their j
State and their race. So. that, imnn !
the whole, I do not think that fusion
in iNorth Carolina will nan nut na vai
as its promoters anticinaKd.
Subscription 0m Dollar t Tea.
IsTO 35
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
A DISMAL FAILURE.
Newberne Journal.
A frpand has nrimit.i. .,
t5t f,., itkeu us to
tr- j"hc in a late ed torlal tlat
he People's Party u a DUcnal Fa"
There are manv ri. .'.'m '..
selves PonuU'iZ1
:."J . me best of ourciti
7rrT fc i. eopie'8 Party is a fj;-
WhAfft AM 4 W a
lr..,. wno were its
InrrXZrJ HQ1 Where are
r " !ver ana Watson? Ev
:;;j.Thwt" "nr, ho knows
inr fTl?. f11' We velnd 'a Cab
PwilS'rErt V1 cn',Mte of the
u!?Vi .trarJy for President at t c
last olecUon, but what is he now t ut
is a Democratic .on,n,i
With LlS PnnnltaM. . " .
a l.-r....: "vucui; IS 11141
SO r I ril( aa nn... A k : . .
the Sr ly by lJbe Demcr of
.ue iMlnttl (.nmrraaa nn.i .1:,. .
Iowa ' .v,u4i uiMriui, 01
What docs It mean? wv,. u ,
means that in th . ' "J '.V f 'ul.wJr
Oresham and James B. Weaver f he
u ,, : . luc w l party in
the field. Watson has not r ,
for him. ciev n h.. : .
him in h cM:r.r.
of Georgia don't waat him to represent
" .u wuic?!.
Look at Alihamn I.V1K i,
OiKlgelf tOCOthpr nn.l -
struck him. Oat rhra
out of hashrt. and hia t.t. .?
ooking for a blanket tnhid hi. r.i.i
BeSS. That WR "fl hlrrt. '.1
thev had in Alabama1 mat i, i- ,
mastered every dUeordent element,b&t
Oates whipped out the whole manaira.
rle; bears, coons, rattlesnakes and all.
Now look at Smith ra
man Will niobahlr' hAat Rnti'. ul
ruV.. l r
oenatfi hut. nrhnla Tll1r. a a
leal hermaphrodite, a blackguard and a
bully. He is for Ben Tillman, and it
uianes qa u tterAnrA or :m ki
- .v.. mm VTUAU
means he employs to accomplish his
obJct. Even the papers of his own
state denounp. hla .
shame and a disgrace.
But hnw ia Jr. In r,f. " 1 1 .
.iiui uniDiimr
borne days ago the People's Party tuet
.n solt-mn State Convention and nomi
riateda Chief Jut'ee and three Associate
wuourcs vi me supreme Court, not pne
of whom belongs to the People's Party.
They are perfectly willing to have Pop
ulist speakers go about the country, in
flaming the minds of the country peo
pie againBt the Democratic Tarty but
when it comes to selecting J idges to
decide issues relating to life, liberty'
and property, they have not a man for
the place. They actually nominated
two republicans and two Democrat1
for Judges of the Supreme Court.
If the People's Party in not a Dismal
Failure, we would like to know wha
constitutes failure. True the party has
not absolutely surrendered but it bs
done worst?, ft has formed a coalition
with the Republicans that will rtih its
uc-Bb men out or tne: Dartv kn nanip
Democratic party- also the establish
ment oi a system of fl nance which
snau oeot sufficient volume for the
ureas oi me people and which shall
w aie, soona ana flexible: tLa
utilization of silver and gold "upon
cuuai terms onnnKiunn tn.
gance, and advocacy of economical but
uut parairaomous appropriations for
me support oi the government.
He re&lizea thar hA h.. .
m . um,!
pleaded to these vitwa whtoh v.o i.
ed for nearly a century surviving clvH
war ana reconstruction, which em
braces in its ranks thnur hail
ters of the nation, having an organiaa.
lion and vitality that h
Of the wondera nf r.ha nniifinai i i
and being now in possession of all the
branches of the National government.
He will not leave it. H :n nh..
strive to .trengthen and amend it, in
those' particulars in which It heeds
stren firth and amenHmonr. nA
g-ive Him Dleasure tn ha
i.riends who have dissovered their miss
mtie come DaeK ana aid himi .
some of the
WKWJ1?&CQMPARED
a. m.yn.iau&X HILL.
ARTTCLKS.
Camnhor. nfln1
Sumac, extract of
Epsom salts.
Castor oil.
Cod liver oil,
upturn, prepared for
smnklner
Chronimnm mIah
Cottonloth, not over
iuu tnreads, not
bleached.
Cotton cloth bleached.
vubbon com, ayeu col-
oreq, 0CC
Cotton cloth exceeding
100 theads, not
bleached
Cotton cloth, bleached
Cotton cloth, dyed; &c
Cables, cordage and
Tariff Rate per cent
un.iu iey .new.
diu. bill.
12.80 10
23.14 io
33.34. 25.51
100.35' 43.87
23.65 20
1G3 65
30.84
35.17
40.80
42.3
43.27
43.S4
l4.S
20.66
35.05
26.53
"30.45
32.39
35
.38.84
trrsnn mri mhA I
strayed off into the Populist Dirty, re Bagging for cotten
alizing the hopelessness of the fizht ffl Tva"00'
rnpv naiTA rush mob-tna. . ,k. . I .
onawis, woolen, not
16 to 31 10 to 20
tnev nave beat, mfltrin anri i
of strengthening the Republican party
xcbuiueu aim an toe rest are in
vited to return tn tho nomMt!.
ranks and retrieve the mistake which
they now see they have made. They
will be welcomed &ntl thalr anw.
, - vu.i nui
be forsroXten in the unitoH sirnrf Ai .
refunlted party for the accomplishment
vm. vuc great, uestiny to wntch the Dem
ocratic party has been called.
32.52
273.66
above 40 cents per
pound, 136
Blankets, 80 to 104
Hats of wool, 86 to 106
xiauneis not over 50c
free
30
35
, 3f
I 35
ter lh
Silk, partially manu
iacturea,
Binding twine,
Painting in oil or water
colors
Statuary,
Hatters' plash,
Silk webbings, crroe-
etnira. A
Silk buttons,
-83 to 104 25 to 35
WHY HONEST MEN OUGHT
RETURN TO THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.
TO
The North Carolinian. -
Within the past few years go.ne of
our best citizens, men ardently desls
rous of 'reforming the abuses which
have grown up under Republican ad
ministration of National affairs, have
left the Democratic party and allied
themselves with the Ponulist
The new party promised so much re-
net tnat it appealed strongly to msn
who were in debt, and who found that
year by year the prices of their pro
ducts were declining', and thar. it- k-
cm t i kss
came more difficult to- nav the dphta
contracted while prices were high. It
attracted, too, a class of men who were
so eager to reform the evils of a con
tracting currency that they lost slcrhr.
of other matters of equal Importance
A HOUSE BOID TREASURE.' ;
D. W, Fuller of Canajonarle, N. Y.
says that he always keeps Dr. King',
New DiSCOVerv in the Imnu mnA Kt
j uvwov wvi uu
rani 7?, alw8 fouad the vepy Snk goods,
1'esnltA fnllnnr Ua mca. knf v.- ,j I -i..i .. .
" "oti "c wouia ouk riDDons.
u wvj nibUBULi 1 1. - nrnn Iran A i.
A. Dvkeman Dritfl-o-ct. nnrtun w -v.
says that Dr. King's New Discovery J
uuuuuuicmy tne uest cougn remedy,
that he ha used i in his famy for
eight years, and it has never fa'led to
do all that is claimed for it. Why net
try a remedy so long tried and testedt
Trial bottles free at TriHn Jk Tn-
... - WW A. Ul
cell's, Duie Store. Rfisnkr ka
j a. nn a "
60.50
6.47
15
15 -10
50
50
SO
50
50
NO PROHIBITION PARTY TICK'
ET THIS YEAR.
News an Observer.
The fine Italian handa n nir t
pleton and W. H. Worth, or their ah
sence, are seen in the decision of the
Probation party! not to run a State
ticket this vear. ; Thev adnntnrl
tlOnS tO tho effect that, whiln thara 1m .
sentiment in this State in favAr nf n.A.
hibicion of the liauor trafflr. vet fh
tempcrauce forces lack organization.
An.l . I. ..... . t ' A1 . 1
a'ju, lueie.ure. pmp.innir in onnm.
plishmg the ends sought, and that
hence It is best to ore-ani. a stora
C3 MVWW
rim nure nrta nmavyiiAriAH f . .
ui uiuci uiaiLers uk cquai laiporLane I "'Fyiauw aoowiftuum iu mciuae ail
and hastened to act with a party which f tbe temPeraueq frocea of the State on
x(iuiv.i uv uttjy wuuu au luiaiiiuiu WHY , m r - - w, uu vv uiuix aii&ll
to make monev Dlentifui and r.npan
Thi? new pnrty, owing to short crops
a id low prices and to some plausible,
features in its nlatform: pnlisfpd tha at.
forts, earnest and sincere, of active and
energetic men who felt the evil3 which
they su Tered and were eaager to try
the. remedy proposed. Thev imade
qu tea stir pr.or ro tne eleetion of 1S92
ana wet
nave ior its aim the agitation of tem-
perance subjects and the creation of a
sentiment in favor of better temper-
ouue laws auu hue more enectlve en
forcement of the laws now on the
statute DOOKS. !
This is the nnaitinn tho rPttl 9 fin n A -
jr
of temne ranee have alwava idffu
and we have no doubt that most of the
iir pr.or ro me eieetion ol 1392 j auKA "c u" uouot mat most or the
o enthuia3tic over their pros- delegates voted for the resolutions be
Tae el c.ioncame ami with it cause they have Been the futility of a
.. nKnn.n.ni. , Li .. fRPnarntP toh-ot in noit nnoa
All other silk.
Writ inc. drawing and
other paper N. S. P., 35
Dolls and other toys, 35
Euery, 25.19
Firecrackers 147.33
Coal, bituminous, 22.72
Slack and culm of coal 28.68'
coKe, 20
Matches, 33.93
uairciotn, Known as
crinoline clotb.
Haircloth, known as
hairse'tg .
Leather, bond or belt
ing and sole,
Calf skins .Tanannod
Leather,all not special
ly provided for,
Boots and shnaa
Manufacturers ef India
rubbpr
Umbrellas covered with
silk or alpaca 55
Burrstone, manufact'ed 15
composition, metal,
copper, 6.49
Plates of copper, not
rolled, &c n.so
Cider, 13 52
Ochre, 9.64
Sienna, 21.14
Umber, on an
Spirit varnifihes, . G9.i:6
All other varnishes, 35
Whiting, dry, 143.48
Ground io oil (pntty), 19.50
White lead, 59 21
Nitrate of Potash, ' 21.33
Bi-carbonate of soda, 60,47
Bicromate of anda on
Strychnia or atrychnlne,93.79
20
free
free
free
free
45
45
45
45 .
46. :
20
23
20.15
50
12.12
14.34
15
20
27.99 20.99
23.22
10
30
10
25
30
15.48
10
20
N INSTOX-SALEM
Steam. Dyeing
-AND
Cleaning Works
'Ivepairina Specialty,
l.Main Street Win8toa.
V. fiUC U t
I'se Ladies Choice; Plain,
. (Strong)
aai North State Mills
(Sweet)
"trFHrtSi
,' UrTdn- v1" !TJh only .gnnffstoanu
H .1 !. . . "'nil
M'u 1 1
i..n. . - .
,i " vo,",l,la eTerj true
no on,;: ' " v"man sbould see te lt
"MiY;. 'd9afither- soia or used
t-'oodsare.
THE VEHY BEST
On
t!lVf,l
' te n.v ...
Mid ire made exclusively
rh Carolina Leaf.
'aiiJ,icere61,i,iJdeiiceollclte.l
fi' P Sob MamHactnriDg Co.,
!Dl'RnA,u v-n
Condensed Schedule.
In effect June 24th, 1894.
NO.RTII BOUND No. 2.
Leave Wilmington. . . . .
Arrive 1 ayetteville....... ,
Leave I ayet. ville
Leaje I. yettville Junction. . .
Leave b-nford...,.
Leave Climax........
Anive Greensboro
Leave Greensboro. . . .
Leave Sto'cesdale. . ... . 1 AS nm
. . . . . " ...... J -r- r
Amve walnut Ueve 420 pm
Leave Walnut Cove...... . 4 33 pm
Leave Rural Hall. . ............ 5 01 prn
Arrive Mt. Airy...'. 625 pm
,.. 7 00 am
, . 10 10 am
, . .0 27 am
. to 30 am
. 11 45 am
. . " j 46 pm
..2 16 pm
2 5"? pm
SOUTH BOUND NO. 1,
Leave Mt. Airv
Leave Rural II aU..
Arrive Walnut Cove. . .
Leave Walnut Cove. . .
L;ave Stokesdale
Anive Greensboro....
I eave Greensboro . . . . .
Leave Climn
Leave Snford
Airive Fayelteville Junction
Ainve ravettev;Ue ..
L-aveFayettevilJe. . ,
A .ive Wilmington. ..... . . ..
NORTH BOUND-No. 16.
Leave Ramseur 6 Co am
L ave Climax. 8 40 am
Arrive Greensboro. 9 25 am
Leave Greensboro. .;. . .... 9 40 ata
Leave Stokeadale. . . IO Cl am
Arrive Madison. .11 Co am
SOUTH BOUND NO. 15.
Leave Madison, .i, .
Leave Stokesdr'e. .
Arrive Greensbore.
Leave Greensboro. .
Leave Climax
Airive Ramseur. .
All trains mixed r id run
Sunday.
Connections North bound, wi 'i the
beaboard Air Line at Sinford: T'chmond
& Danvple R. R. at Greensboro ; Norfolk
& Wera R. R. at Mrdison.
Connections South bound, with the Nar-
"olk & Western R. R. at Madison:
r'cltnond & Danxllle Railroad at
C.eensboro ; Seaboard Air Line at Sa i-
ford ; Atlantic Coast Line at Fayette . "'e.
W. E. KYLE,
Is mut be renicruberccl, However, that
wni e tne new aw puts a tax on sugar
it exi- nipta the people from pay! the
bounty on sugar of two'cents a pound
to tne sugar growers of Kansas, Lou'ss
lana, and other States, so that under
the new law the money which they will
pay to the support of their'government
1 Lap sugar tax win unuer no circum
stances' be larger than the bouaty they
were paying under the McKinley law
to me sugar growers, mow tae tax
they pay on sugar goes to the suppoit
01 a iew inuiviuuais. '
"In your opinion, what amendments
did the Senate add to the b'll tbit im
Droved it ? "
f ----- -
'As one of the chief tmna that onn
cerned the farmers of North Carolina,
1 will mention the fact that cotton baer
ging was put on the free ! list in the
Senate. The RennhliAana all vntod
against putting it on the free list, whil.:
the Democrats and PopulSst voted in
favor of it. Hpth for train mad nf
burlarj. which occunv the fan o relatinn
tu westcru ni icuiiure mat. cot7 in oag
ging does to Southern farm'ng; which
under the McKir ev b"l were r.avprl -2
cents a pound, and under the Wilson
bill lo Der cent, the Senate bi'.! nuts nn
the free list, I mention these two things
becaese they are of snecial ; interest tn
Southern and Western farmers. There
are many other th'ngs that might be
mentioned, upon a carelulireview of
the bnl." T
'What do you think of Democratic
prospects tnouga tne country at
large ?"
If the country at larce had timo tn
hpf.nm fully informed as tn the, rnor
al advantages to resuU to the industries
of the country, and to the people, from
the new tariff legislation,- I should
have no doubt as to the resr't nf th
November elections."
"If our "canvassers in the- variAna
Congressional district, and our cans
vassers, generally, will get into the
campaign early and give the people
full information as to the nature and
merits of the tariff legislation of this
session,- ! belive it is still possible for
us to secure a good working majority in
tne next House 01 itepresentarive'5
wnat are your plans lor the cam-
Daten?" lx
"I e inert to cet awav from hrA tn
morrow (Wednesday) and . shall do so
unless sometning occurs m the Senate
absolutely requiring my presence here
kf Kaa KaaR 111 rt 4 la e-t-ill nnir.)
iu ft n im nos Lrvbii ilia auu ia pii.iii 1 1 11 1 1 '
daily except fp- hl- t ono-ht to have taken hr tn
-4ihe seashore before this, but have beeo
Li LI V, k 11.1 Li w icaic uuc cuutug ou y
important legislation. Now! that it is
manifest that no farther legislation is
possible th's session I shall take her to
Morebc&i at the earliest possible ops
nnrtnnitr. T shall hmi'n thprn a. (v
days and will; hen enter th campaiga
In North . Carolina. I expect to can
vass as much of the State as ; possible
before election."
"What do yon think of Democratic
prospect laJTorUi CaioUna?? -
9 45 am
1 1 06 am
" 35 am
1 1 42 am
12 07 pm
12 55 pm
1 02 pm
1 30 pm
3 17 pm
428 pm
4 34 pm
4 45 pm
7 55 pm
12 30 pm
.......... ir$pm
j. - 2 35 pm
3 00 pm
......... 3 55 pm
5 35 pm
pf'CtS.
ti:e d vji.chantmftnt of many Of the
Populists. The result? were meaner
and not at all commensurate with thpir
rredict;on3. Since then' their htorv
ias hfpnnne nl continuous, rtpfoar Thi
V ir tnev maae loua o oasts 01 Pirmn
Tennessee and Alabama. In the last
named btites Kolb had the financial aa
sistance of the New England Renuhii.
cans and yet it both these States the
Democrats won by unprecedented ma
jorities. 1
1 ney are declining in numbers and
in enthusinm. Their lo3ses are not
made up by recruits. The Democrat
wno is dis.- j.tisMed with thp. &fhiuo
ments of his party since it has control
of the government, takes his consol
ation. In" abusing the administration.
or the-few disloyal Democrats
wno nave orevented tne nartv frnm
furnishing a fuller measure of relief tn
the people, resolving to select better
uemocrats next election ana make the
administration more responsive to his
views: but he shows no disposition to
leave his party. By principle And tra
dition ne is lmneued to give no atd nr
comfort to the party which he regard
as the author of the abuses which he
has fought all his lde, and sjainst
which the PopulUt party 13 a vigorous
lican: become a PoDul!-t ia to aid
the Republican party to t ie extent
that his vote-and his influence would
weaken the- Democratic d a r t v
and prevent the carrvm' out the
principles which i t has formu
Uted and upon which It his gained
phenomenal victories.' He bees no Im
provement in the policies of . the Re
publican oartv: and recognizes that
that great, strong organization still
noma to tne pernicious principles wntcn
are respansiDie iot. me evils unaer
winch we nave aunered and are Etui
suffering; Besides, he sees the Popu
list party growing' weaker. vild'nr tin
ics western posseBsessions to the com
mon enemy, ana i with no chance to
carry its principles into effect; He
knows that it will never be able to con
trol national legislation, and nn ar.
count ef some of its pensions and other
-vagaries, as for example, Peffer's bill
to lew all the taxes for the. annnnrt. nf
the Federal Government n nnn lands.
he would regard it as a great misfor
tune to tne country if it should come
ioto power. He sees that the princi
ples advocated by the Popollst Iparty
which commend themselves to his judg
ment are principles to whirh t n npmn-
cratic party is committed, and which it
Is endiavori ig to carry lnta effect
Amoug them he notes the fight against
unjust taxation: the determined oppo
sition to the outrage of class legislation
making the poor poorer and the rich
riehei, piling np by means of i legisla
tive aid immense fortunes for the few
at the expeuf e of the millions arid build'
Ing those choiee and finished products
of Republican rule, the trusts and com
bines which are destroy!: 4 competi
tieoa and throttling pHcm. ttu hih.
boleth "equal rights to aU. 1 special
privileges to none," having been Blnce
the days of Jeffexsoa the war cry ol tie
separate ticket in past years. Indeed
a ncKec wouia not have been nomina
ted two years ago except for the insis
tence of politicians .who wanted - a
change to become candidates. Dr.
Templeton, their candidate for Gov
ernor, declared that failure to nomi
nate a ticket then was cowardice, and
that results were nothing. Now he
and W. H. Worth and others, who act
with them, believe that If the Prohibi
tionists do not nnminatA a t.1ibat msia
of them will help out the fnatnn ttnrt
Dr. Templeton Is known to belieye that
all the opponents of Democracy ought
to ignore all great publto questions and
make a fight this year on the line of
Bauer's proclamation. Tf h had
held that view, he would hova .f
Greensboro declaring that failare to
nominate a ticket was cowardice and
that the party ought to stand true to
principle if it did not nnll a vnta trav
ing imbibed Republican and Populistic
doctilnes, and vainly thinking that
non-action by th. Prr.hihitlnnlar. nrtH
accrue to the benefits of the Popullstic-
ivcpuuucau comome, nis consuming
zeal for a, straight Prohibition ticket
UaS OOZed OUt. Mr. Wnrth n thl.lro
this action will get him votes for State
Treasurer, In November thev will
find that nine-tenths of the Prnhthitun
ists haye refused to be led into a party
that is made up of all elements to de
feat good government In the 8tate.
The action of the Prohibitionists at
the Greensboro convention ahtwa that
(ne wise and nrar.t al mn nf tha nm.
hibitionlsts are in the saddle this year,
and that the star-gazers have either
gone over to the mongrel party or have
been given a hack seat.. Tt ia a ownd
movement for the cause of temoaraaee.
even tf. to employ thp. lanim a era nf tfa
former nollMjil lpr tr h.ri n.tM.
ly sold pat to the ran power and been
vw w-arui wj ngni." , ,
A GRAND FEATURE
Of Hood's Straanartlla. it that orhll.
ft purifies the blood and seeds it cours-
ing mrougn the veins fall nf richtiMi
and health, it al v Imn&rta nm life and
vigor to every function of the body.
Hence the Tnrulnn ia nft.n bu.rl.
' f ww.m M v.VU
Hood's Sarsaparilla madA a'nw nurann
- ? . .. ... K . .
uic. 1 l nvf n'iimpn inn ri ran yml.
ing so common now. 1
10
20
25
45 .
. free
free
: free
i free
: 16.37
17.62
21.50
69.56
25
71.24
94.75
29.60
10.66
30.64
25
70.34
20
10
35
30 .
52.63
53,61
28.43
35
HYPNOTISM OTHBtLTO. ot
are on HrpiZn: u WJg?.
y.Ta.tfV Ja"?M monthlr? Aderil:
HeVTYork. PUBUSH1Q CO.
The Stocking that Fit5
Doesn't distort the fa
The toes retain their natural iuvHam
Outwcnrs the old tvl
The big toe.having room entugh.ttaja uuide
..w..wv, naakt afit
fSV0'1'1! -men. if you want to nw mn
and .it the sun,- t;.,. ,...- .1 A ' '
, """ in-nicest ntang
bet.. ju ever u - a .
i iv Averen-a
s-.c .-More, u.mv,.'e. Va.. and get a half
tiozc,, ,,a,rs of the aWve named celebra
ted .ocks No one has ever uwd them
who could be persuaded to buy other kinds -afterwards.
A full supplr fi Ladi
Hoys always on bid,
A full snnulv ol th? !a-c '
ular shapes and styles of lat8, Shohs. &c..
Inr vniiim -...I 1, . .... 1
stock ,7"u'u nlcr 'u cn !jnjn now in
W. P. AVERETT,
Opposite Mr.jonic Teipl;, j. DAN7ILLI, Ti,
EXCUSE ME. j
Rut I Want You
stricken people fleeing from a city of
pe.-tilerce and deVth.
Recogulzltijj the worth of very many
Poptdists, and having for them the
highest personal recrard. wa rvnoat ntir
assertions that Tk
Dismal Failure.
To know that I
jam still at the old
49.39 31.28
buiphur, sublimated 28.66
sumac, ground, 191
China, painted, Ac., 60
r-i&in, 65
Bottles, empty, 70.01
Filled, 7i.48
Demijohns, empty, 37.91
Manufactures of Glass 60
Cylinder glass, polish-'
d, unsdvered, 20 to 64 13 to 48
Plate glass, Hated, &c, 49 to 64 37 to 43
Plate glass, un liver-
ed. cast. Ac... Qa tn. ttm 1. mi
Plate glass, cast, ail-
vered above 24x60,
Cylinder and crown
glass, Sllyered, 438 27.79
Spectacle lenses. art
Stained .or painted '
glass windows, 41 -35 -
Roeting, slate, 23 20
Iron pre, M2.77 22.H
Iron in pl$s. etc., 26 to 41 15 to 21
ocran iron. 47 & o At
Scrap steel, 43 25.19
San?0',. 25 to 53 18to32
Bars of rolled iron, ; 61.77 44.93
Boiler or other plate or
ateel. 51 25
Rails of steel, ; 68.24 33.99
snoets of Iron or steel,
common or black, 25 to 70 20 to 55
Tin plates, ' , 78.44 43.
Tin, oianufacturers of 65 35 1
Steel, ignots, etc, 29 to 50 20 to 40
Wire roda. ha k t
Cast Iron vessels, . 26.97 17.98
Malleable iron casting , 31.83 16.37
Hollow ware, 35 33 23.55
Chain. jq m m
Firearms, 41 to 80 30
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
I This remedy is becoming so well
known and so nnnnlar
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sine the Rama innif nt
praise. A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it Is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs.yill cure all
dHeaws of the Liver and Kidnova win
remove pimples, boile, salt rheum and
otner affections caused by -impute
blood. Will drive uial.ria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
mrlarlal fevers. Fnr win. nf .
ache, constipation and indigestion, try
Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
50 cents and $1 per bottle at Iryin A
Purcell's drag store.
stand and am daily receiving a
beautiful assortment of ladies'
DRESS GOODS,
I
have made a specialty of
1 1
. 1
WASH FABRICS
suitable for Anril and Mn
The goods and styles are" '
i ' -'
TME VERY! LATEST
LINNEY NDMINATID BY Tni
REPUBLICANS IN TOE EIOUTII.
the prices arcistonlshingly
the
the
News and Observer,
WlLKCSHflRd V. C. An 01 T".-
Kepubllcan convention of the Eighth
Congressional district, which met here
today nominated T. Z. Llnney for Con-
IJicna uu twe ursb oailOC.
There was a lively contest In
delegation from Forsvth between
Reynolds and the Wheeler factions.
Botn sides were given representation
and the vote stood 18 for Llnney and
10 for Blackburn, of Ashe county.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
over the result of the convention. It
will be remembered that the Populis-1
at their convention yesterday also en
dorsed Llnney for Congress.
while
low.
The country has ceased to look"
to Congress for financial relief but
the Ladie's of Reidsvillo and vicin
ity are looking nearer home. They
numncs lor relief
are looking to
72.18
Nail
Railway fi h platen,
tland bicktand other
saw, 40
Screws, - 47 to 111
Wheel, 83 72
rates, roiled, braziers
23 to 45 26 to 30
44.87
77 7S
36.65
23.77
30
Hood's Pilla are nnreW nt.Mi
rw..nA.i 1 . . . . . I
kcciij uarmiess, always renaoie aad
beneficial.
Send vonr Jnh work tn thta nffio
wnen you want good wok for a little
rriAnnvt
When h WM a Child, who cried for Ckatcria,
hen she becasae Mfaa, she rfng to Caatoria. !
9Them abe ha4 CkSdrea, aha gar then Chafe,
coDDer 9s
AWm, - J -
UOId leaf.
Silver leaf.
Lead sheets,
Nickel,
Gold pens.
t-enitolders, parts of, 30
Pins, 30
Zme in sheets, 29.19
Manufacturers of metal, 45-
S hooks and boxes, 30
Cask aad barrels, 30
Blocks of wood, 35
Rice, cleaned, 111.85
Ktce, uncleaned, $4,19
Honey, 44.83
uranges, lemons, and
, limes,
Com fit a, sweetmeat.
vc 35
N uts, not shelled (al
mond), 61.34
Nuta helled (almondi (, 42.4J
Fdbert-, not shelled, 62.80
Peanuts, unshelled, 726
extract of meat, 17)5
25
25
33 to 67
41.86
20
30
v 30
18.33
1426
25
25
25
14.59
35
20 .
20
25
83.89
41. US
22.42
12ti31 12 to 32
39
30.80
23.28
35.32
20
15
8pirlts, distilled, 91 to 37 65 to 264
A Woman, one hnndrrvf and fifteen
years of ago, died In Ireland recently
ohe was a smoker and snuff taker.
.a&fciortbe WaxLx
FROM HIGH PRICES
and they.shill hM.whit thiy want.
Drop in' You are welcome rhth
er you buy or not. . j, t
SAMPLES SEKT OK IPPLIC1TI0I. .
All goods posi ively C-AaSS..
Truly Your Jricnd &c.
J.D.HUFF1NES' '
Reidsviile, N. C.. March 22nd 1891 1
GrO OR SEND
TO
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
cuua uj venoumu. enjoyment .wnen
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter thin others and enjoy life more, with
ks expenditure, oy more promptly
adapting the world'a hcut nmdnrta tn I
the needs of physical being, will attet
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laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, bvrop 01 t igs. '
Its excellence is doe to its' presenting
in the form most arrant hi nA r1.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
ueue uciai properues 01 a penect lax
ative : effectually rlaninr thn mt.m
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently rnrlnir nknch'natfnn
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
prpfeesion, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels. without weak-
mwi9mr .1 fx ! g 0
mem auiu i ia penetuy ixv iroui
every objectionable substance.
HvTTin tit Fltra ia tnr aoLa Irv all if mark
nfactnred by the Cavlifornia Fig Syrup entire stock for this Bpring
Co. only, whose name is printed on every &Aa Summer, so coll Or send at
ibvhm aiaat fhA namA nwmn nr u tm innpa an vnn nr hnmihA
and being well infonned, you will not (stock to select from. ,
accept an robstitate ii offered. I . - ! w
EIMRIGHT'S,
DAN VILLE,VA.,
And select, a nicn unr-i no-unit-.
of clothes. He has just received
and onenwJ tho larrrest. rfnri
prettiest and most stylish lino
of spring and summer .
snesiNDirson
ever carried in that city.
MT. ilUUkiT hRA nwirnd
i