';V: 1 Webster's v?" r
v . ' ' i ', : ... ' - - "THE WEALTH OF TBS MIND IS THR ONLY TRURZWRALTH." " ' -tUL "
m I ur
Unison X- C-
M . Tt BCOTT.
Beldivllle M C
i'obaiici Ac Scott,
Attonicys-at-Law,
y ADlriOX A REIDSVILLE, N, C.
Mr office liTwentwOTth PP"'
PMUDt and careful at-
''V.V,?,L ;to alU-ualness entreated.
mi"
tl '
auviti
R,.iiiv!H Lodir No,
i to attend:
34. A. F.
Thursday nlnts,
brethren cordially
49 K.
kl-vii Lodge No.
' ' . nrd
K. OI x. luu a.
Mii''n";
of P. meets in
Mnndav b lent at
lat
welcome te
I .
he8y, thou little tree,
of tny bosgas shall be:
The Tailors.
X - .!ut Il.eeive.I the
; LaicstvAovelties
434 MAIN STREET
muxiil Va, April 5th 1894.
LADLES
IS U WE RI NG FROM
nnOD NEWS,
The Old Friend
And. the best friend, that never
fails you, ia Simmons Liver Begu-lator,(the-Bed
Z) that's what
you hear at the mention of thia
excellent Liver medicine, and
people should not be persuaded
inax anytmng -else will do.
It 23 tho King of Liver Medi
ernes:; is better than pills, and
takes" the place of Quinine and
Calomel. . It acts directly on the
Jjiver, iiidnoy3 and .Bowels and
gives new life to tho whole sys
tem. This i3 the medicine you
want- Sold by all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Pdwder to be taken
dry or made into a tea.
W-KVKRT FACKAGEtt
Runp ia red on wnmu.
.CO.,l'hilJ(ilpUaJr;
PLANT A TRKB.
He who plants a tree
. Plants a hope:
Rootlets u through fibres blindly irrope;
Leaves unfold Into horizons free
Bo maa's life mast climb
Prom the clods of time
Unto heavens ashUm.
L,aiiHi mou prepnes
wnai me glory
He wno plants a tree
Plants a lov.
Plants a comfort that will never cloy
Beaatif al and strong,
To whose shelter thronr
..... Cenres bUthe with son.
If thou canst but know, thou ha dot tree
Of xhe bliss that shalt inhabit ta?e!
He who plants a tree
He plants peace;
Pf.f8 8rTn ca,tln. imrgns cease.
Leaf and zephyr murmur soothingly;
Shadows soft with sleep
Down tired eyeUds creep
Balm of situuber deep.
7k r KSt I.1?0..? d "n. tnou blessed tree.
Of the benediction thou shalt be.
Has tire
Railway Co.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE) ' ,
Richmond & Danville & North
Carolina Divisions.
He who plants a tree -He
plants youth;
y'for won for eenturies in sooth.
Life of time that hints eternity.
Boughs their strength uprear;
New shoots every year
On old growth appear.
Thou shalt teach the ages, sturdy tree.
Youth of soul is immortality.
He who plants a trce
. - He plants love;
Tfnta of coolness spreading out above
Wayfares that he may not live to see. .
Oifts that grow are best;; . -Bands
that bless are blest. '
Plant! Life dooe the rest.
Heaven and earth help him who plants
tree.l , - -
And his work its own reward shall be.
ed to be imported,'' and of certain
"manufacture Into -which socn imports
ed article eaters or ' W intended to ea
ter," which is refined gnatr.
It is notorious that these have beea
the ends and aims of the Sugar Trust,
and now that a law has been passed
by which they can easily be subordi
nated and defeated,, we presume that
in due time the statute will be applied
to the purpose for which it was enact-
ed. The Sugar Trust has made itself
excessively obnoxious to the people of
me united states and it remains to be
seen what actios the Department of
Justice will take in the matter.
Hight of all i Learning Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Repoft
T5
emu mr-of
WOOL
PRICES UNDEB F REE
VTOOL.
WBKnilSTirELKADjB, j
AnsevIUe Cltiaaa.
There U onlj one Instance w .11 .
Wry. said Senator RanioSol whiJi?
have 7 lowle4, tSftt all riii1
bles the present attempts tolS ttm h
Democratic nart. tV-. oe-
after &SttXN
bricks wiLhont
dren had beiatorn from
LIM Tut Vnaa U-.l TT
1 it o umi isi pn
KOQ9
Having m-.
tor 0 th V.T.'t1:"." r.1trtx and
notlca 1. hlLr.' Jl- ixrlaoa. .
raymnl .n,?,,1'41 make l-.iT.diaS
ralnt t ha all ,1 . , M elal
on or byei th it t " ".V th.. '
ovry. - ""iaroitheif iw
MARTHA D. ROBKRTSOJf ,
CHS. M0ALU8T KR?1-
THE LAW AGAINST TRUSTS.
North Carolinian.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
..ijtai i'nl with your address secires
K Writ iiw to N ATIONAL SDBQlCAL
...1 i i i'TV. Atlata..ua.. Ofc r . w. "
Atlai.ta. (i a.
7-11
IN EFFECT JUNE 17 , 1894
SOUTHBOUND. Dailt;
etoa. 35 a 9.
IV otic ei
Ha? in(: ihilHi'"'ii aa Executor of the estate
.1Aiiiy4itiy. deceased. -notice is herebT
vii iit.i Kfl persons Indebted to said estate
1,. imik luiine.liate paymeBt of the aame
nml all vernons havi ng claims against said
.utiiti: I'miHt preHent them on or before tn
.liy ', May. 1 ha5. or this notice will be
pit.l in i. tr of their recovery. Thia May
'AU' J.M.WILSON.
".: Kxec'utur f AinvQodsey, deceased.
Lv Richmond
Lv Burkevllle
Lv Keysville
Ar Ianvllla
Lv Danville
Ar Reidsville
Ar Greensboro
Lv Qoldsboro
Ar Raleigh
Lv Raleigh
Lv Durham
Ar Greensboro
IS 40 pm
30 pm
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x
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No. 87.
6 40 am
6 58 am
Lv Winston : f 0 pm 5 40am 6 05im
JSOTWE,
11 ivini' Mua'iSed.asexecutor ol the estate
t M.ril.a ti. Venable, deceased, all persons
In Wl t. a to said- eatate are notified to come
fur.vr.Uuil make Imineuiate payment, and
nil iWsoph liavtng claims against said estate
ar. li.Teby in.tltted to present them for pay
ment mi ' t b. f.ire the 1st day of September,
lM,ir -this notice : will be plead in bar of
tii.-lr recovery.
A.W.DANIEL.
Kvcutorof Martha Venable dee'd.
W. B. BEACH AM.
Architect and Builder.
Lv Greensboro 7 35 nm
Ar Salisbury 9 09 pm
ArStatesville
ArAshevlile
Ar Hot Springs
Lv Salabury -Ar
Charlotte
Ar Spartanburg
Ar Greenville
Ar Atlanta .
Lv Charlotte
Ar Columbia
Ar Augusta
9 15 pm
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SISara
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NORTHBOUND. Daily.
Noa. 10 a 36. No. 12.
-ALS'O
PKALKR IN
nniDiMj material.
Lv Auirusta
Lv Columbia
Ar Charlotte
Lv Atlanta
Ar Charlotte
Lv Charlotte
Ar Salisbury
Lv Hot Springs
Lv Asheville
Lv Statesvllle
A Salisbury
Lt Salisburv
Ar Greensboro
7 00 nm
3 20 am
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v" 9 00 pra
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a7 00am
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Ar Winston . 11 15.am
LUMBER,
IWrs and Windows, Shingles, Laths. &C
Alnya nh hand. '
Paper, Mant els and Hearths.
Hana aitj estimates ou.apitlcatlon.
R-iaavillrtt N. C. Feb. lst.1894.
Lv Qrcensboro
Ar Durham
Ar Raleigh
A y.iniplHtrt'Htock "of rough and.dressed . j Ar Qoldsboro
Lv Raleigh
Lv Greensboro
Ar Reidsville
Ar Danville
Ar Keysville
Ar Burkevllle
Ar Richmond
NEW FALL
.AND
Winter Goods.
Mr. John -(J. Knrjght has received
large and handsome stock of
the latest styles in Foreign .
Goods for : . .
lientleiiieirs Wear.
11 you are in need of a Suit. Over
coar, or pair of Trousers for
this Fall or Winter, call at ,
once arid examine hi
" goods at
N-2, Masonic Tempje.
flain Street. - - Danville, Va.
L'sc Ladies Choice, Plain,
(Strong) - .
aof North State-Mills
- ; - (Sweet
Tt!PS 1..,., , ' ,.
"'""d in N S.1re )ie 0lV 1
'.'"H' Lil l'roHiia an
1:,,teo WT'hVHrolll'1n h
T,6,fat5 r'M.ei.tuarli
llie enlv snuffs mana-
and every true
should see to it
sold or used
VEhVbEST
n th
1 kkeu n,&fk!'t. and te made exclusively
,0-n Carolina Leaf.
grantee the
tR 1 ha
VA .1' -r'"'wl "ur v-
' u co"e8ndence;solldtea.l
1 F- Morris
Soa Mannlactiirlng Col,
. RnAM,N.a.
le 10 am
19 00 nh
1 00 pm
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10 10 am
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11 45 am
18 pm
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No 38
130 pm
510 pm
8 so pm
ISOONn
, 8 29 pm
8 39 pm
9 49 pm
MM! (
Democracy iaoDDosedto
uegea- of anv kind to anvhruiv. ita
uasic Kiea u to leave everr citizen fre
to Seek hte Own, interest an inner aa ha
uucs uot interxere witn the rights and
iurnbi.au ine Drivuecrea of 11 a npio-hrmr
JJirectly ODDOSed to this nrincinlA an
an luuuuDoues ana inmhinps Th
shibboleth of the Democratic party,
therefore, la ''War on Trusts," and it
never fails to give them a black eye.
Indeed It may be called the anti-rrust
party. Even in the tnrmnil ni Knn.
uoversy over the passage of l he tariff
bill the Democrats in Congress did not
turret to inject into it a strong law
against trusts and monopolies, and pro-
ivid iui mo muiction 01 severe penal-
iiesaor attempting to carry on their
ousiness lor the purpose of creating a
raoaopoly or controlling Dnees.
The last five sections of the new tariff
auv uuusiituLc a law against trusts and
similar combinations. Mr. McMillin,of
.me u ays uu means committee, has
ueuiareu inac inese 8etions arft "r.h
most scnugeac anti-trust law ever n.
actea in this country." and that thAv
'carry .into law the most effective
means ever yet devised for controlling
uvi uuiuiutr me DO war ot trnara "
They were added to the tariff bill upon
the mjtion of Senator Morgan, of Ala
uauia. . v ...
xnre legislation agap.st trusts is
luuna in sections 73-, 77 and all include
ing clauses act constitute a law against'
w ui boe tartri Dili wn'ch is
now a law. They are as follows 1
bection 73. That every Tjomblnatinn
conspiracy, trust, agreement or con-
iracus nereoy declared to be contra
to public policy, illegal and vnll.
the same is made by or between two or
more persons or cornnrarinn Afhor f
whom is encasred in imnort,lnr amr
uo auy ioreign country into the
i-iuucu otaiea, ana wnen such combi
nation, conspiracy, trust agreement nr
contract is incended to operate in. re
straint of lawful trade, 01 free Competi
tion in lawful trade or commerce, or to
increase the market nrioe i n An ir na-rr.
nf tho Trn!f-rl Wi-otn, .t
""-vu ubawa ftuy al Lititl or
The wool market just now affords a
good study for the political wool grow
ers 01 the coantry. It will pay thehl
w ctuuy isch iwmia,, .ana - to (orget
hueir wicorj ana ineir calamity cries
in isy McKinier iisteiwd to the
pieas 01 Uelano, Harpster,: and Law
rence and granted them greatly in
creasea aaties 00, T0013 : ia order to
raue prices. JJut prices neyer declined
so mueh and so rapidly as during the
four, years pt McKlnleyism. The
decline has been almost steadv. exrcnr
that it waa checked for few months,
after the electlwtiTjf 189,and that.it
was5 changed into Jfcfi advance during
we iusc iwq montos. ine aecllne has
been irom 33 to eo oer cent. High
duties on wools, then, have not caused
higher prices as . these -woa-1 prophets
predicted. This Is mistake Dumber one.
Nothing was more certain,' in the
opinion of some of the wool growers
than that free wool would ; greatly re
duce prices o! (Jomestip wools and ruin
the wool and sheep producing lndus
tries. For the first time, sinca isir.
all wools are now free'ol duty. What
now are the facts up to date ?
All wools bee&me free on Anemst
28th, We auote the followine- nriooa
of foreign acd domestie wools from the
American wool and Cotton Reporter;
. DOMESTIC.
Grades. Prices 1884.
JulyS. August 30.
A Cents. Cents.
. Pa. & W. Va.
xx and above 20 to 20 io 21
O.; Pa. & W. Va.
t No. 1. 19 to 20 21 to 23
Mich. Wis. & N. Y. . .
THE COLORED VOTER AND THE
r,lwyerB. A, Johnson, the colored
chairman of the Republican executive
committee ol the Fourth Oonrreaalorjal
distrlot, is leported, to have expressed
uuBn ou me suDject 01 fusion
"The trend of affairs'! n
Alabama confirms III A in mv nnlnlna
The colored vote U tbe bone of con ten'
tion, the Poouusts need two, thifo .
It to win, and they cin't get it with
fusion. There are a iarce nnmho r.t
colored men in this State who If their
own party is disbanded will take this
opportunity for complimenting their,
Democratic friends for fucnrs rnn.i 1
and otherwise.. They rightly think
i-uey can cuoose tneir own Democrats '
wucu a uoms 10 a question of voting
Nominate a republican ticket and the
uoioreo. man win die by It, but fail to
uu tuw na xec two Democrats be in
1 1 u uo Uie8 n choice as to
wuiuu Buns nun the best. A n, n,K
can blame us? Unfortunately for rh
i opulists, they have some men in thai.
, 1 - . - . - .
ru.s wno nave Deen very abusive of
GORMAN AND CLEVELAND.
North Oarollalan ,.
I do not know who la he
rrpdent of the pn Coon ood. atteTnVl hid .meked Jd,?
tWnnless It Is Mr. NoelL whJ M bad "J
1 :r 1 mnnth vf n, ." ' ,. ' me
gurcrucuenE irr; . uiuiseu after
. V n m
after th IZZTZZ "arson,
them ts.r .C ""Lr vpcnea oerore
drv land. .i'Vi.T .r.?" ;u"Vn on
watched them
' th pillar of Cloud had esull n1"1 M n!nI.trrteof tb
by day and the pillar of SfrttZfZ X
ed them by . night, after. "i2,Vlval
UOHliZ A nAuftAn lw ik.
- - " a-vautauu sis cm wmi bmm. a. 1 uiua a ia itmi ntmr.mv . - .
.-r,, J' , - rcaqers 01 r" . --"uuu a captain to lead thm
bondage and degradation
medlau '?r." and make Im.
Jlahn. agalnit th,.. tat- T.?M fcM"C
Augaat. low. o, inir?2E Mr ot
elr recov;;, wlu Pd 1st
Admtnltrtriior ah2BI? h asItH
R-Msvill'K igSZk IS-
tui. paper win eDjoy. He writes:
icauwiare not half &a ttrif
n,- 1.-.. ,-zr-
and I i n;"'" "iuaooie as j am,
- " " "j ry me monotony of
"7 u uy relating an .inci
?h LWnflIC rked the inning of
Fr"oran. i8 a' hrt a protoc-
" " 8 ,maa of Plendid abil.
..j. s irere less a born leader of
l?r .ftmbItlou' J masterful tbe
S k f,rmers oW have passed
their bill ten months atm. a K 1.
ri" P.8illce ceveland called
i,K ?5xcrm 8sIon to deal
v IWU UUKUCC AUU LDH I Q Tl TT 'Pkn S
dent refeisad to above is thU S When
FA8Ie,4ff ?,miaated first
back to
Where is
tuts man n in .11
Contain !.., .u' . r a
iiZrv; " oac into Kenub.
eo to 76 ?
fcecutorls ffetioe.
iican days from
pur people, and some of them yet eav i.-l-'? D.an Manning
m meir HDeecnes SO 1 am informod fhof I .7 i " wymiuie ui conauct nc a
r t 1 . . . : w 1 n&riAnai Mmiu m u , . .
it is not to De ucaerscood whon ih.
eeciare cnemseires opposed to Demo
cracy, mat tney are m favor of ne
sruea noioing omce, etc. It will be
uru to get sensiDie oolqrea men to
uvlre'o w A-uumiSL DromiSfla mean
na uinvn
much when coming from these Individ- l!,1? Pantlv.
liai.4 wno. Iinrnrt-nnat-olir Ia. ..- I -uw
No, 1.
California Vo. gpring
13 mons.
free
Texas fine
choice
Idaho fine
Montana fine med
choice
J8 to 19 19 to 21
12 to 13 13tolQ
iitoia
9 tolO
12 to 14
10 to 12
national cam oaten. M,nnin 1...
SV fS Ahur P57ma,i,
of Maryland, one of th shrewdest
to Albany as the truest nf non -vr "
hing.. Tosrether fiftv .aii ,
icua US.- filOM flrwrnaor. I 1
Cleveland : ..Iimia .XVT..!?
place the management of your
r. A" ,t.!Vlu,X V nuer my control?"
ausumie v.- animiniri fia.. i
t,u" . y . aD3,,t lhe coaduct of
iwu vBuiiiaurna and -.
and rhA W.nn,'.i " T.; ?."
r wLumitiee implicitly.
AS Gorman '
11 to 12 13 to 15
FOREIGN.
C Q m
19 to 22
9 49 pm articles imported or Intended to be lmj
I'm - mm . - i n
11 09 pm ported into the United States, or of anv V.,
article enters or is intended tipntr ; sars-despite the uncertainty surround
9 25 am
Australian,
bing choice 30 to as
Australian, combing
good 29 to an
Australian, :clothlng 30 to 32
Cape and Natal 25 to 26
Montivideo 25 to 27-
English coarse 33 to 37
'Phla la tnan . .i.
.u.a tuuecu a abraui'tt miRnnmpnw
on for the consideration of HarJonai
Wool Growers Associations.. T
ioreignnave declined .about 40 nnr
cui,, wuue prices oi qomestlC wools
nave aavanced about 10 nar wnf
-t . . . . K -srM.
aurmg tne last two months.
Thn n A . . - .
uo Hcuurier oi AUirnsr. ir.n. un
tuc cuiei ieature oi tns Hnafnn
wool market has been th
ui a iuuuou ana a oau pounds of Mon
tana Dy a manuiactqrer," and con
ciuoes that ' it has been, on the whole
lair weeK lor trade, and wools in on
A..nl V, n I i . -1 . .
ve oeen soia at as nigh' a price
as at any time during the month; me-
uiuiu woois are eneiA v . firm
The ieelinff .in -eneral ia
- -D T " MWWC
Under New'Hork, the Reporter
ovement. are tbe mouthnlpcpa nf tv,
r i . . v-
rupuusL party. rnen. too. t he mum.
. w v -m -aiaa
ment is current amonff rainv Anlnroi
I people that the Populists have tried in
r-J rrrct rni a. n J ! I J a. I .
uiuico iaoi. lu m vme tne scnoqi f qnd so
s bu jjiyc coiqreq cnuaren the benefit
nnlT nf taveo ail Ktt a1oaj -t.i
mLi. rr yiuiu citizens, i a non
anything our Deonl nd tZ'ZZ "u ure .paper,. Winded
now, It is more education, both of th 'JL'? l4,;a.b auu i : "Uere is an
head and tho ha&d. The nart th.i I'V"".U m7 v,e on the tariff
seeks to deprive us of these privileges iin lu,ur01 wsenUng to the pab
is sure to meet our disannul ai H. wat ? of it." Qor-
ballot-box. - I consider it thft wnrati u re and said, VI. understood
of bad policies for a party to dUband hand np"LFr camPltt my
it nroaniaMn 1 "uuu..nandj'" "Certainly, certainly
mwm. biaubH 4VIWU AUB. bUC UUnillKH III tTl T- a . . . -
inn, o m. ' r ' . 'reianu.
T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay street, Sharps
burg Pa . sava h a-m .w . p .
Df. King 8 New 1) Dnusrtr f.
smptl6n, Couirhs and cn ,i . .uSi l
S:.. M thriatenVS
- x iicuuionia aiter an attack of La
Urippe, ,when various otlier remedies
and several physlolan had done her no
good Robert Barber, of Cook.port,
-V,ielaI"i1 Dr- Kl0 New Discovery
h io8 bira,m?"e 8o "'an anything
he ever ustd for Lung Trouble. Noth
ig like It. ree tritt bottl "
Parcell's drugstore. - "'"
Large bottles, 60o. and 1. :
.- i-i .
430 STUDENTS.
Mavln ontl-.4
will and teatam entofl) H Wihli ast
notice u h.Mr. r .L"""vwf'b.dcaaKi.
debieu to the diceaald trVi ? rOB lD
I Payment. .nit ... -Ti'0 mf to fmia.dlau,
bernra tka i, . wl'' present thtmojor
ThU Auasuh. 1W, bPof the,"oovery.
otieeV
UV Tlrtnn rtf k. .
?urrtor tourt of Ri?.?.L i the
i nivi. m . . . .
the case of tbe
&
l'any and others airaliat tnZ 11a,c"lne Com
L1"?' . tton muL'inTiS 5.?
Set!, Of Haiti r. n.111. .,
quired to erne into court ,
r.-Ie"J f,trtl act!
the tirnnort n. '
wills tat ihe'r ar mil
and make them,
dar ,r I)eTpinhV . ""'ore the Ut
,us tew ueu ojce, even u success
were sure, what assurance have, we of
a better condition of atffairs ? If reform
18 to 19 1 in North Carolina is to mean what it
1 to 21 1 does id South Carolina, it Is far better
14 to 15 1 that we suffer the ills we know th an tj
14 to 15 1 vote for new ones, the extent of whinn
23 to 25 1 we know not. The Republican ore-anl.
nation should be kept In tact , with a
view to autces3 not only in this. hnt. in
future campaigns. We have a large
vote in this State and properly handled
will be enough for vou Damn-rata if
the Third party will divide vou He-
cording to promise in tho next elec
tion." ;
BA.BGAIN
C O U NT E K
QUENCE.
HLO
WAMAMAKEB'S CHEAP BLANKET AD
VERTISEMENT-THE NEW TARIFF
BH.I,.
Washington Post, Independent.
410 pm
ia i pm
li'iVam
3 00 am
4 08 am
6 20 am
Every person who is or shall hereifter .Ik - marle,i tQere Is no quotable
be engaged in the importation of ffoods f pric.e8-. Tnere 41-6 good
or nnv nnmmnilin t uiauy arKUmentS iaVOrlnr a BtAArl .
j iiviii an t iui tiin . .
country in violation of this section of 7.? m p.Vces 01 domestic fur 6omptim3
tnis act, or who shall combine or con-
t Dally. Daily except Sunday,
cirs m m mm valley
railway;company. .
Condensed Schedule.
In effect June 24th, 1S94.
NpRTII BOUND No. 2.
Leave Wilmington. ........
Arrive Fayettcville..... . .
Leave Fayetteville. ,
Leaye Fayettville Junction.
Leave banford..... .'
Leave Climax
Arrive Greensboro :
Leave Greensboro. . .
Leave Stokesdale. . .
Arrive Walnut Cove.
Leave Walnut Covei
Leave Rural Hall...
Arrive.Mt. Airy.......
...... M. .
...Vy
. 7 00 am
.10 10 am
. 10 27 am
,10 30 am
11 43 am
. 1 46 pm
. 2 16 pm
. 2 55 pm
, 3 48 pm
4 20 pm
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spire with another to violate the same.
10 K""y 01 a misdemeanor, and. on
conviction thereof in any court of the
United States such person shall be fined
in a sum not less than 8100 and nor. v.
ceecung o,000, and shall be further
punished by imprisonment, in the dia.
cretion 01 tne court, for a term not less
than ' three months nor erppedinir
urcivc iuuuius.
see. 74. That the several r.ire.uit
courts of the United States are hereby
luvesieu witn jurisdiction to prevent
anu restrain violations of section 74 of
cms act: auci it shall be the tlutv of the
several district attorhevs of the United
States, in their respective distrip.tji. nn.
der the direction of the Attornev Gtn.
i,u luisLitute pjoceeutngs in equal!.
1 1- frv .1 - ' - i
-j v-" uu icstiaiu bUCU VIOias
tions. Such proceediDfirs mav ba bv
way of petitions js ettlnff forth the caR
auu praying inac sucn violations shall
be enioihed or otherwise nrnhihttd.
nn .1 r ..
vrnen ine
to come."
Prices of domestic wool, then, h five
not tumbled with the adoption of free
wool, as was predicted by the protec-
wuu pwpnets. xnis is mistake number
two. u mignt be supposed that nfrnr
ia , rr - wa.wa
such monstrous failure Delano, Laws
reuce ana tiarpster would withdraw
Into their sheila and llGVfir TW.fifi ACrnfri
on the wool questioo. This is, how
ever unlikely. The re&l'questioQ how
is, will , the real wool 'crowflEa iir
again oeueye these false prophets.
w
W0
r pair instead
imocratic free
tariff Haw and
le to bej aston-
wanamaker is
COINING MORE SILVER.
SECRETARY CARLISLE'S LETTER Tois
xvju-jvcojuiba.xAVJK Ut-AKIl.
WASINOTON, D. C, Sept. 13. Sop.
retary uarllsle has written the follow
ing letter to representative Heard, of
Missouri, undor date of Seotemher
lOtht
SOUTH BOUND NO. i.
Leave Mt. Airy
Leave Rural Hall.....
Arrive Walnut Cove. . ,
Leaye Walnut Cove.
Leave Stokesdale.
Arrive Greensboro.
Leave C reensboro
Leave Climax
Leave Sanford
Arrive Fayetteville Junction. .
Amve Fayetteville.. . . . .
Leave fayetteville.
Arrive Wilmington.
. 9 45 am
. 1 1 06 am
it 35 am
ii 42 am
. 12 07 pm
12 55 Pm
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I 30pm
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nart.ieU enmnlalned nf ahull
have been dulv notified of sneh rw.Mr.ion I Dear Sir: Referring to our person
the court shall n Tweed a a cnA n qb al interview this mornin?. I have tha
be, to the hearine and determination I honor to say that the mints of New Or-
of the case: and, pending suttfDetition Jiean fniiaaeipbia, and ban Francisco
and before final decree; the court mav IV'?. e,n?a8ed in coing standard, silver
at any time make such temporary re IdQiiars irom. tne Dtuiion purchased uni
straining order or 'prohibition as fihall We 406 01 Jalf I. 1890. commonly
oe aeemed just la the premises.- iauuwu miu ouermao law. curing
ec. 40. That -whenever it shall ap I . "J""1" w " u,Jf Ww were coined
L'cai bu nic court oeiore wnicn any nro. 1 rrr uxum fJo,
cecaing unasr the seventy-fourth sec
tion of this act may be pending, that
the ends of jusdice reouire that other
NORTH BOUND No. r6.
Leave Ramseur
Leave Climax
Arrive Greensboro............
Leave Greensboro
Leave .Stokesdale
Arrive Madison. . ,
. . 6 50 am
... 8 40 am
. 9 25 am
. . 9 40 am
io 53 am
.11 50 am
SOUTH BOUND NO. 15.
Leave Madison. ......
Leave Stokesdale
Arrive Greensboro....
Leave Greensboro.
Leave Climax.-..-...
Amve Ramseur. . . . , s
........ 12 o'pm
t 25 pm
. . . .3oo pm
- W- 3 55 Pn
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run
daily except
All trains , mixed and
Sunday. . -
Connections North bound. ?A
Seaboard Air Line at Sanford ;
& Danvaie.R. R. at Greensboro : Norfolk
& Western R. R. at Madison.
Connectioas South bound, with the Nor
folk & Western R. R. at Madiot
Richmond & Dan villa Railroad at
Greensboro : Seaboard . Air Line at San-
ford; Atlantic Coast Line at Fayetteville.
J U F Wm -an
r. x.. Xk. x -Lixj,
Oaneral rasner Affent
1J. W. FRT;
parties should be brought before the
court, the court may cause them to be
summoned, whether they reside in the
uistrrct in which the court is held or
not: and subpoenas to that end mav bo
served in any district by the marshal
thereof.
bee 6, That any property owned
under any contract or by any combina
tion, or pursuant to any conspiracy
(and being the subject thereof) men
tioned in section S3 of this act, and be
ing in the course of transportation
from one State to another, or to or
from a territory, or District tl Colum
bia, shall be : forfeited to tbe United
states, ana may e seize a ana con
demned by like vpreceedtngs as" those
provided by law for tne forfeitore.
seizure and condemnation of property
import&u into tne ucuteu states contra
ry.to law. -
bee. 77. mat any person who shall
b mjared ia his business or property
byTftny other person or corporation by
reason 01 anyuung iorhrdden orde
clared to be unlawful by this act may
sue therefor in any circuit court in the
United States In the district in which
the defendant resides or is found, with
out respect to the amount in controversy,-
and shall -recover . threefold . the
damages by him sustatnedV and tbe
uuu. About the same amount will ho
coined during the present month (Sep-
. 1 v 1 .1 ... . '
beuiuerj, anu tuereaiter , snco auioiuat
wiu u3 uoiueu as tne secretary mav
consider advisabJo under the circnmi
stadces. -1
The third section of the ant of Jnlv
14, 1890, provided that the Secretary of
the Treasury should coin each month
into standard dollars 2.000.000 nunee3
of theiDyer bullion purchased under
the provisions of that act until the lt
day of July, 1891, and thai thereafter
he should coin of thetilver bullion buS
chased under the provisions of tbe act
as much as might be necessary to pro
vide for the redemption of the Treasury
notes issued in payment for th hniiinn.
and that any such gain or seigniorage
arising from such coinage should be
aqcounted for and paid into th Treas
ury, ine ooinaga issue mine on ia
done under the authority conferred bj
this section of the law,aod the seignior
age derived from it is paid into tbe pub
lic Treasury, as required by law and
used foe the ordinary Durnoaea nI tKk
Government; but the remainder of the
coins are held In the Treasury, in order
to provide for the redemption ol the
Treasury notes Issued In payment for
w i t.
ine esteemed Commercial Advr.
user, 01 .New York, puts It thus :
"Because John Wanamaker. the
Philadelphia merchant!, is selllnc off
lot oi uiauacts at $
01 93 a3 lormeny, the
traders point to the ne
and call upon poor pi
i?nea ana cneerea. ar;
a . shrewd merchant. : He has been
known to participate a bargain rush
upon his emporium by advertising fonr
2 cent stamps for a cents, with a fur
ther discount for those Investing one
dollar."
ThU is not, however, a fair state.
ment of the case. What attracts the
attention oflthe people Injgeneral s not
the fact that goods have been marked
down at Wanamake'rs but tbe asser
tion of Mr. Wanamaker literary man
that they are marking down because of
the new tariff. We are qse 1 to bar
gains at wanamaker Ts, and have
learned to attach no special significance
to them, we go to toe big shop and
get our cyclopedia at one-tenth the
price the-real owners can afford to sell
it for, or we lay n our summer 'suoolv
of muslin underwear " with Paris
thoughts stitched In them, and we do
not trouble ourselves to philosophise
as to Mr. Wanamaker's motives not
at all. But when that irodlv nun.
fresh. from Bethany Sunday school and
redolent 01 the odor of sanctity, solera
ly assnres us that he Is giving blankets
away Jjeoause the new tariff law had sc
cheapened, them, shall we, doubt his
word P
It is Just as well to face tbe truth in
this matter. Neither the Mugwumps
nor the stalwart Republican oreans can
obscure the fact that tbe new tariff law
is vastly advantageous to the people at
targe ana win nave the efiect of cheap
ening almost every article of general
and necessary use. The Mugwumps j
do not want to think so, and aro will
ing at any time to lie rather than ad
mit it. The Republicans also, though
with different ends in yiew, are equally
anxious to discredit and misrepresent
thia law. Bnt Wanarrakerls selling
gwus, ana in nis capacity as a wide
awake retailer he finds it best to tell
the truth. Trade U trade. Business is
uusiaess. au money taiKs every
time. The opponent of the new tariff
win und It very hard to argue against
Wanamaker's bargain counter figures.
certainly" aaid
'Well' aald Vj-..
piwiiiiff me paper ontop of a grate of
glowing coals, f-here is the best, dlspo-
.. ?Htto.,maXe ot ?" 8uch expositions
ttuth' u D? Mantng looked . on
-6uav nuiiu Cleveland Jumped out of
his chair, and demanded of Gorman
what he tteantr by such audacity. Gor
man's pale.' Jesuitical fA did
Chang until Mr. Cleveland's antrpr
exausted itself. Then he quitely said :
you put your eampaigo in my hands.
1 burnt tbe paper In accordance with
my best ludzment. "flft.n'
- t w.uihu ap auiq
and manner were so self possessed that
Cleveland burst out laiiri,i , .ni AV
claimed: "You are the coolest son of a
gun I ever? met." From that day to
this Cleveland ha3 wanted toi reduce
the tariff. Gorman his willed other
wise. : ;
: KENTTJCSTREDEEMED.
Atlanta Constitution. . ! ?
Th flllnra a! rvU.l T t, . '
-."iiu.vvi wiuuci orecainriage
to secure a renominatiea from the dem
crats of .Ashland-district is the most
glorious news that has coma from irn.
tucxy 111 many a aay. !
it was a jong ana bitter camoahm
ureekinridge has fouirht hla hatn
t L!lf. . . "V.
uperw ttuuibjr . oa splendid audacitr
ana nis display of nerve . and eourare
nrmild nana knnr.AJ -V-it:
ua,c uuuuicu a ueuer. cause, .
Bnt the defeat of tha hrinran
was decree 1 from tho first; TTnrnv-
lo .. I . T " V"-
ta taiuuua iui ucr cniva. rv nnt
J MVVW IW
her brave men abd tairi wnmn
vua linuuiuauy U1U1 S. man fiftrer tho
shameful exposure of . his conduct In
K. Ol I 1 a.i ... . . i" A
wjc 1 uuuru auair. caused all ?tha Kaf
cicmjuta 01 society to combine against
him. The ministry, religious confer
ences and the mothers and
of Ashland organized in every county
a nil w. ... nnJ ..J n. 1 , . .
..v. yi.cu biiu nvraeu ior tne over
throw of the libertine who claimed thmt
uis proressea repentance should ho
j 1 , . r a v -
waraea witu congressional liodors.
ine resmt shows that in thia r.hri:
tian land good men and eood women
are a power, in poii;iiGs, and they can.
whan they will, poll diwn vice from
tne nignest places ana bar it out from
our pnouc omces. .
we congratulate . Kentucky. , She
nss nemy raeemed herself, and it, will
uo a longtime oeiore another HreekJn-
riage win repeat the experiment of de-
ijiog too (Moral TOHbliC sentimant nf
the coqntry. Breckinrldge'e career it
ended, and any attempt on his part to
cKiu U10.01U poBition in society will
oe utterly nopeiess., '
A GOOD APPETITE
Wilmington Messenger,
Excelsior! Hurrah! Tho
the University of North Carolina will
rejoice at its grand success. Under tbe
superb management of President Win-,
ston hls distinguished and venerable
seat ol learning has more than doubled
Its numbers within three vearn. ff i.
now nearly up to Its highest watermark
before the war. when it had i,winn
from more than twenty States and
nearly reached 503 In numbers, if
starts in ite new year with 430, which
is more than were ever thnm at
beginning of a new scholastic ver if
properly fostered, it will RAAr rQQB Ira
oOO la numbers. Next year It will be
one hundred years old when a grand
celebration. will come offalfdthe "old
boys" then Hvlnfl- win h an ra Tr a
there. Long and greater success to
this chief ornament tn TMnrth n.ii.
. . Vu vBiviiua.
ine weu-to do .friends and alumni of
the University ought to rally around it
and of their means give liberally to
swell.lts endowment. With ample en
dowment It would soon lead anr South
ern Infetitution,, and today we have
reason for thinking it does as thorough
work ay he University of Virginia.
-
JOINT CANVASS ARRANGED BE
TWEEN GRAHAM AND SETTLE-
Messrs W. W. Fuller and J. P. Wray
chairmen, respectively of the democrat
ic and republican executive committees
for the 5th Congressional rlistrier to
gether with Messrs. Graham and Settle
met m ureensoero Monday nlirht ai.d
arranged for a Joint eanvass, as follows :
DFBHalf.
Duriiam. Friday. Sept. 18.
OBaMOK.
ChapslHUl. Batufdar, Sept. St.
Hillaboro. Monday. October 1.
White Cross, Tuesday, Oct. 8.
XfAJfANCK.
' Saxapahaw WeduMday, Oct.3. '
Bwepsonvifle. Wednesday, nlg-ht Oct. 3.
Loys Store. Taaraday. day Oct i.
Burlington; TLursday. nlbt, Oct. i. .
Mertoq s 8tor Friday, day Oct 6.
Osalppee. Friday, Bight. Oct. I.
McCray'i Store, Saturday, day Oot. 8.
Graham, Saturday, night, Oct. .
ORANOK.
Cedar Qrove, Monday, Oct. 8.
CaSWXIX,
' Ridgeville. Tueslir. Oct. 9.
Leaaburg, Wednesday. Oct, 10.
TanceyvUle. Thursday, Oct. 1L
Cherry Qrove, Friday. Oct. 12.
" GCILfOKD.
Greensboro, Saturday, Oc. IS.
Mount Hope, Monday. Oct. 15.
' the same.
Receiver Hermiugfbo'ttoa MUls.
EXEMTOttT 0TI1!R
having cla mralnar .Im wft"6 UoM
recta
-- va (ciura inn iTin nav f d a
195. nr f hi. rmiiiBa.
of their r.oovVr;; " Wl" ar
Gentry, N. C . 8er,t.l7th. l8l. Exeeulorfc
w mm
The Most Wonderful Book of tho
eniury. Uver 30,000 Copies
sold in six Weeks. Over
6,000 sold in.Wash
togton City Alone.
The pranks of hiirS taminni 17? ? T
ihcrodinir Cabin-t VlrtX-"" "'""""l
based on faois. How they spend their
time at the topic's expcn8e:.
A mirror thai rrflr-f. mi. ,t:
l . - ...v.i uuuii', ItultO
mey pretend to do lrt
people. .v.
Agents wanted in every siection.
Hinyle Copy SO Cents.
Address i
HOWARD NEWS CO..
' Washington, D. C.
MONEY
TO IEND.
R2.dsvJlle;jf.
High Point, Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Friendship. Wsdoesdav. Oct IT.
Hammerfield, Thuriday, oct IS,
arecES.
Walnut Cove. Friday. Oct. 19.
Ballon. Saturday. Oct. H.
Dauburv. Monday. Oct ti.
Westflelu. Tuesday, Oct-Sa.
Lawson'a Store. Wedneslay. Oct- 21.
Prestonville, ThumJay, ozL 95.
.. , ' ' MOCUNOBAX.
Madison. Friday. Oct. i.
Htoneville, Saturday, Oct. 17.
LetksvUle; Monday. Oet. t.
Oregon, Tuesday. Oot. M.
?AtZ?,rtih,wJldn'liy- "r. Oct 31.
aeidarui. Wednesday, night. Oct 31.
Subscribe for the Weekly.
Ws are ursnar
nu ku maae
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
atlpercent,intertst. "
MEBANE k SCOTT,
- i a .
O Mar. i3, lepj, '
For Sale or Rent.
. -' '
One traetof land lvin? in ihit i-
the "Carmcl wood." .n JZiZl.-
S Cy adjoining
others, containing "
l88j ACRES,-30 ACRES lEARED,
Balance in oricinal f,...j . .-
g-Kl house .and carna l e on 'j7
ihrec cood barn.. Aiw.. XzTZ...1.'
yards from church and school-House.
' cH cheap; and on easy terras to a good
....... or ww rent to a good man. Adores.
e at L eaksvilie, N. C. j .
W. R, CpMBS.
-"-I'l. yn, 1094. !
the bullion'
m kun 1 eieren montm 3 sju.. ...1.1 f: ....... "
T47 standard e n M 1 1 . " , " 1 . i "-s eifc 01 idciq to erect a mono
"GRIN LIKE A CHESHIRE CAT.'
"Well, well! Didn't ever bear of a
'grin like Cheshire cit?" Why, yod
see a man dotrn in Caeshire had a cat
which grinned and grinned on tii there
was nothing left o( the oak but the
grin, jost as some scrof ulcus people,
who qon't know of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, get a cough and
then couerh mod ouirh until titer la
the bullion purchased ncdr ih at of
July 14, 1890, have been paid out Jn tha
costs of suit, Including a reasonable at- redemption of Treasury, notes, and the
torney's fee. note so redeemed have been retired
... . -lanA .nii.ll.l . n,&. t - ....
j wiHwiiu. a bis process is si m
going on dally, f
rrtor to my connection with tha de
partmenr no silver had been paid out
f.-r the redemption of such n-tes, and
none such notes had been retired and
celled. I
Very respectfully yours,
Joan O; Cakmsije.
NaM.sIaAagtr
6
This new anti-trust law appears to
have been aimed directly at the Sugar
Trust. Tbe terms of lt fie exjicjly thai
organization. It is well known that it
Is "engaged In importing" great qaan
titles nf raw RUff-ar:. it la "intended t a
operate In restraint of free compethOBrt0
In linfnl trade mr Mimnierx. 1l ai.ll
does so operate; it Is intended "tdlh
crease the market price" in the United
States of "article Imported ot intend
Subscribe for tbe VTmLT.
ment to but the eouih."
Toe 4Holden.J4adical Discovery" Is
the most effective an'I pilious, anU-du
peptic, strength givbg remedy extant.
For weak lungs, lingering coo g ha,
spittiog of blood, scrofula, sores,
piropjes and ulcere. It U a wonderful
and efficacioua remedy. Send 6 cents
la stamps for a Book (169 pages) on
these diseases and their eure. i Address
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, Buffalo, N.Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets 'core' constipa
tloo, pdes, sick headache and, indes
Uoa or dyspepsia. ,
Always accomnanles rood health
ind an absence of appetite Is an badica-
tion pi sometmng wrong. The univer
sal testimony given by those who have
Hsea uooa'8 sanaparUU, as to its mer-
u rvmwmg iqs appetite, and as a
punuer oi tbe Mood, constitntea tho
strongest recomraendatioa that can be
qrgiiu rr.r any medicine.
i n Pill cjre all liver llte.blllous-
Be.?, j .0.1.1100, indigestion, sick bead
ache. q. . v
PIOUS JOHN AND THE TAR IF.
Includes the College, tbe'llniycrsity,
. i wQ8chooL. the School
and the 8mnmer Hchool forjTeachers.
tiiCaee taMoP W year;! board, 17
begins Hcpt.
Session
Atlanta journal .
The advertising man
of John Wanna
maker, Postmaster General under Har
nson, is showing some of the practical
eneeis oi a uemoeratldUrlrr.
As the representativt of Merchant
wannamaker b.e daily extoU tbe mer
itsof tbe Democratic Urlff, in the Phil
adelphia newspapers. ' Hero U one of
hH latest samples:
"Everything that free wool and tariff
innoenees can do to pat prices on a
low, level baa been moch more than dis
conn tea In the handsome rew dress
stuffs that are crowding to the coun
ters every day . This fiftylnch serge,
for; lasUnce black and navy blae.
worth fifty cents bv anr measure of
KNOWLEDGE
Brines comfort and improvement and
tervis - to personal eoiorment whn
rightly used. Tbe many, who live bet.
jer than others and enjoy life more,. with
jess expenditure, by more promptly
adapting .the world's best product to
the needs of rjhvsfcal bn tr trill tt.t
tbe value, to heal-th'Otrpie pare liquid
laxative principles embraoed in' the
toai3 a.month.
6.
Address PreIdnnf- Win.f
HUUN.X:. p-u.yca
. ;
LAND SdZB.
lea- f,itA ..tir..i7r: . . "wcaniMeM, ;
23Ta DAY OF SEPTEMBEE, 1804,
IVi? w the Eankof Reidsville, in B14s-
a tract of land tua5 loTald oo;"a4s
Jolnlna- the laoJ. of B. O. Clalilt T W
Hopkins and others. eota" & leii
dred and twenty seres, it being kaOwaas
speetively from dsy of sale, the porcbaser to
xeeote la bond bearing Interestats per
eentje aanam from day of aalTfortbe de
ferret rtntttti and the'titlto. liadS
BBtll the waolef thsparehsso
money is paid. Ths sale is .Bbifffff!
onnrmallon ef the court. i.. tit ia. .
r- ; . K.T. WlLUAit-,
A..BcTogi Attm.v w""-"T'oc" -I
" ' 1 i
Land ISaie.i.
temedy, Syrup of Figa. . I 'Tjrtaeof snoHerofiU8orertcV scrt,
m moat aecettable and nUu. . I4sdav ajid.r.th lam. niHfet S
ant to the taste, the refreahin? and trnW f A.TDKDAt.he , j
a e -.i ' . j I
dispelling colds, headacbee and fevers
tfsnrsi isr enf MSMsmMk, t v 4 . 1 iWO m msv ui m
W. IM1 U W S)U I UlCSklUI W3 UI I - : a.l'. " - m . m MM . . A . wm-mm WBHSI. SMS
dress goods valnel never r-fon h-ard I . . permanently curing conrUpatlon. r Qeorge . KeraotUe. T.
vTf',oUrt,r y f latiHsnn
beneficial properties of -a wrfect lr. T" DAY OF. SEPTEMBER. I8M,
,v swu. MfUeVIM All majfl aWHSftEs mJk
Ud of Oeonrs H. Kurarvill f
ana otners. eontsinlng tweaty-
a half cents. I we approval of the medical I Jand
tuns all wool earners hair serre- profession, pecause it acta on ,tie Kid- SSTJ.
SL S . . , I fsAWa 1 m9m. mt Jm 7 -1 il A. 1 ' . .
ntTT nm. riAsir tbMtvn MAAaMnTv i MtjiA4iir:i.eUiu uuwrii wiuuibk i
little while in we could harelv meet I then) and it is perfectly free
aemana u RM cents: the tree U I uuiccuonawe auosxance. 1 uai fMi7..-X.7.T,.,"ri ipeo-
' I vJr?P o ga u fQiwe BJ mu JOSf I S "M Dood boarlng interest a I ee
ttm.Scti(ftl bttga.bat it is man-1 SAJS""8" from the day of sale tot tflV t
red by. the GdifornU to&irtoiwi;ZwV5
only, whose name is printed on every f1 woney is pid. tim sais unite t u
fcaga. also the name. fimiDOf FLrs-IH!ikonrat' tier. Auasttnti .
j isizL j .-j --t. ri i ""'" - . v u. x. wruiAMa
wt ucung weu uwrneu, you ww not I v -i- CtommtsaloaeB
... l ir.J Il lKriM a WHiMuawoA4
the
twenty-five cents.
' It this sort of thing lceepa ap we fear
that Pioas John will have t go deeper
Into bis "bari to say nothlng-o'
Ing new Sumlay-ehoel : unions under
his wing, before be can ever hope to
tsw Kouwwr ttepaoucaa capinetg
oriuvau utMUUDD tit th .
V" I SioiMSid. 7?'.-
from I i?"rrfoutii essb. balance tn'sanal
-r- 1