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(YI.- vT Webster's Weekly. ! ?rj7g WEALTH OF THE MIND IS THE ONLY TRUE WEALTH." ;' ! J. R. TOSTIR, Editor and Propttr. KEHds'vixiXjE, asr. o.. april 11, i895. Stalptloa Oca Dollar i Tear 3STO 15 The TRUMP BEST-LOW PRICE WATCH, EVER VADE THE .50 PRICE, Warranted to be a Perfect Timekeeper. Sot a poor.Swiss, nor a "dock," ' but a perfect American Duplet movement. Call andee this Watch. . Walci Repiiwr id-Mr -in 105 Ith Wt., . - Tii,,MASShTTLK. JOHN T. 1 SWILL .Settle & Pannill, Attorneys-at-Law, KKtpSVILLB, N. CV i-ii i,ractt:e In the. Federal and State 'p'j,; art.-iitloii.giveu.to all ,,,,Ti-i-l " tilfl.-'.'-7 - I business ll-9 fj.MKBA.NK. v ' MartUou '. n. r 8COTT, He Us Ills tP.C Wnn Ac Scott, Aiiiirmiys-iU-Law, y auisO"X- KEIDHVIL.LE, N. C. 'sHr ntn'ce In Weutworth promptly v'MMii.ity. Prompt aud careful at- DftVd.C. WALTON (llli-c ami residence Ueidiville. Bank ol (! kin? eia lly fitted lip for all kinds otoftlce work. ; )!h Electricity, Dise ases Hose, Throat, Ac. a town or Ciiintrv'proinptly uUt-wlt'd. OkkiV-k Hours: 7:30 to 8 A.M ; 1 10 'J: J1) !'. M .; 7 to. .)!. M.V 10 KelMsv.llLodg No. 34. A F. '' B.-..v.,rvt. and Sr . Thursday .nights. brethren cordially tnviTed to attend j m i ,, , n, : 1 ...I,.- Nr. la k of P. meets Mh .i,ic Hall e,ry . Monday ntifht at tr.lb li Wtr wxifliu a corwim " V, K. of R-"aid S.- BUILD UP HOME! 1; Y V A T Ri '.! N O HO M E ENTERPRISE. r,LLY DURHAM CHEROOT CO., OIDiirlniu, N. C , are manufacturing as tine " Cigars,. Cheroots, , and Cigarros Their lead- i'mi he taundoa the.iuarket. y ' ... -liitf brands are . "Belle of Durham," A tivme tb(ar for a nlckle. "Hand-made. Havana tilled. ' . " I Uackwell's Durham," A ?r.v'fine Nickel Cigar, Sumatra wrapi-er, Havana tilled. Named In honor .of Col. ' Buck Blackwell. Jule Car. ATn. ttTt cent ftar'; Sumatra wrapper , li!in;l-tii.le .'Havana- filled, a sure wiu n.'T. Name'i -in hinorof C1 J-f.' t'arr. jrfsiUeut of Blackwell't IVurliaui Tobacco Co.J . Lit tlo Sadie Cigarros, lo for 10 cents. '-- ol.Ii CUUNU" CHEROOTS, 5 t. r; I ' cents.' The finest money. smoke for tbe " OLD 'NORTH Si ATE" M't-i. i for 5 csnts. a hummer that al ways pleases. ;U-W to home aud send us yourorders. . i. raudo put up when desired. Address Mallorv Durham Cheroot Co., - IHTRHAM, N' C. take notice 1 t.Yf. the sirency for Cross & Rowe'8 td. luiliaua) .. - .' - &K iTain and rustic MONOMBNT8. For . onlif r t, formation-call on or address T. K. Hunnies, KocUy Mount.' (3. or J. D.Huf- ''''. ket.ljtviile. N.i:. tWio curry a lull Hue of . PIANOS AND ORCANS, t 1 ne Utest styles and makes. Terms "! IkiiU lines of thee iroods -1 can and "hi save jot money if you will buy of me. ' ' T.R HDFF1NK8. Kf lJsviUe,- N. C, Aug. th. 1 M. DO TOO. WANT CHEAP LUMBER? -1 mu'. runutiiif atmv residence pear May- HockiDKham' county, a nrsi-dUas Mil L and have constantly ou baud a .'a'Ke suck of Dressed & Undressed Lamber. - ,"hlch wi!l b gold a ROOK -BOTTOM I rtiicKs Undressed' lumber (green) at T5 Krhuudred. . have opened in connection with my ""iHiriciiy tlrst class Macasmitn aua gen ful KfcfAlK SHUV. A lull SUiil-lr of sea- """d MiuWr alwari im hbd Ail work Jifaliy and prouiplly done and delUerad ou "uje. Huskies, cirrtages, wagoua. eic. r l;ire.d aua painted All woik guaranteed l uiake a siectaliy of ' SHINGLES, $2 Mau frota the heart of the bst yeUow poplar. u.l h,? highest market prices will be paid lor walnut Logs. i ricea are as low as the'.lowkst. . l0ur patronage is solicited. ilespectlully, ete. Miy field, N. C,9ept. Wtb, 18H.- IP ROM- WalcS:a tosaJi ui Jifriry, Winston, IV. C. CAPS mi il YADKIN Villi! RAILWAY COMPANY. Tolm O-ill, Keceiver Condensed Schedule In effect Feb. 17th, 1895. NORTH HOUND No. ; 11 . Leave Wilmington 7 25 am Arrive Fa'yettevtlle.. . 10 35 am Leave Favetteville 10 55 am Leave Fayettvile Junction 10 58 am Leave Sanford 12 18 pm Leave Climax ....... 220pm Arrive Greensboro 2 50 pm Leave Greensboro 3 00 pm Leave Stokesdale 3 55 pm Arrive Walnut Cove... 425 pm Leave Wa'nut Cove 4 33 pm Leave Rural Hall 501pm Arrive Mt. Airy'........ 6 25 pm " SOUTH BOUND NO. 1, daily. Leave Mt. Airy 9 45 am Leave Rural Hall ....11 06 am An ive Walnut Cove 11 35 am Leave Walnut Co ve 1 1 45 am Leave Stokesdale. ......12 13 pm Arrive Greensboro 12 58 pm Leave Greensboro. ...... -. 104 pm Leave Climax 1 32 pm Leave Sanford 3 17 pm Arrive Fayetteville Junction. . :. . 428 pm A rnve;Fayetteville ............. .. 4 33 pm LeaveFayetteville 4 45 pm Arrive Wilmington 7 55 pm NORTH BOUND No. 16, mixed. Dairy except Sunday. Leave Kamseur 6 50 am Leave Climax. 835 am . g 1 mve oreensouro 9 zo uu Leave Greensboro 9 35 am Leave Stokesdale 10 55 am Arrive Madison 11 55 am SOUTH BOUND NO. 15, mixed, ly except Sunday. Dai- Leave Madison 12 25 pm Leave Stokesdale 1 27 pm Arrive Greensboro.. 2 38'pm Leave Greensboro ". 3 05 pm Leave Climax 4 00 pm Arrive Ramseur 5 40 pm NORTH BOUND CONNECTIONS. Trams Nos. 2 and 4 connect at Fayette ville Junction with the Atlantic Coast Line for all points North and East. Train No. 2 connects at tanford with the Seaboard Air Line, North and South bound, and at Greensboio with the Richmond Sc Danville R. R.', North and South bound, and at I Walnut Cove with the Norfolk and Wes 1 tern R. K. for Winston--alem. Train No. 16 connects at Madison with the Norfolk & Western R. R. for Roanoke and all points North and West. SOUTH BOUND CONNECTIONS. Train. Wo. connects at Walnut Cove I with the Norfolk and Western R. R. for Roanoke and all points North and West, and at Greensboro w th the Ricbmonc & Danville It. K., North and South Bound and at Sanford with the feeaboard Air Line lor all points North and frouth. and at Kavettevf.le Tutiction with the Atlantic iCoa.t Line for Charleston, Jacksonville, and all Florida points. Train No. 3 con: nects at Maxto.i with the Seaboard Air Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and all points South. W. E. KYLE, Oeneral ratseinj-er Agent J. W. FRY, . General Mauarnr. DVIDJOES&CO., The Tailorsj Just Received the Latest Novelties -IX- 430 Main Street, DJJSVILLE, VA. HOTEL .JONES. J L. Joms. late of the Jones House, 1 rop WINSTON-SALEM, N. Wartlrkll a n hotel. I have leased tor five year the Merchant Hotel, and nave bad the nunaings mor nnhtw nverhmnWtd. The are BOW lU first cia iiialr. ai d repainted, repapered and newly carpeted from tp to buttom. Kv eryibtng atrlei'y clean, entirely comfortable aud all modem couveuteuces urovtded Klectile lights aud bells and perfect heat lug arrangements. Office, dining room parlors, balls and chambers newly and baudsomely tarnished. Roomy, well venti lated, well Huh ted aud convenient sample roots a. ' Table abundantly supplied with tbe rery best the market affords. TraveUng men will find home com forts. We are anxious to please. The house is In It, Jones la In It. and 4 the travel ts to It, wilt all be lu it. Bates, IS per da. J. L.JOKB3. Btfcranee: Our patrons. A DISREPUTABLE PRACTICE which the people of the Sooth are resenting, is the efforts of some to sell them imitations for the real Simmons Liver Regu lator, because they make more money by the imitation; and they care little that they swindle the people- in selling them;, an inferior article. It's the money they are after, and the people can look out for themselves. Now this is just what the people are doing, and merchanja are having a hard time trying to get people to take the stuff they offer them in place of Simmons Liver Reg ulator which is the "King of Liver Medicines," because it never fails to give relief in all liver troubles. Be sure that you get Simmons Liver Regulator. You know it by Rgg, the same old stamp iSseZS of the Red Z on the Sjt2r package. It has O never fail ed you, fllCpgiypI people who have been per suaded, to take something else have always come back again to The Old Friend. "Better not take any thing else but that made by J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia. " 1 IF YOU WANT; TO MAKE A GOOD GAKDEN It 13 necessary to-hive good, rel'-ahle iresn seen. 1 ou can get tnese at coie a drugstore. , Buist's and Lanflreth's Garden Seeds In large Quantities, I have a large Stock of fresh lawn grass seed. Liberal discount to merchauta and market gardeners. Pure drugs, chemicals, etc. A spe cialty of fancy articles. If. W. OIE, 429 MAIX St. - DANVILLE, "V A. Read, and You'll Know WHERE TO BUY The beauty of a ,Our room is the furniture in DPa,rlor Su-its Rarge from I20 up. We have all styles n all qualities. We mean what we say. WE CAN PLEASE YOU. If you do not wish to furnish your parlor - a Tl a rT.,l f O we can nx you up A uri Aivior.i. COMTAN Y ROOM SUIT a 1 complete. Your attention is called to our China Sets, Mutbvigs, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Sc. The latest patterns and ther largest stock ever displayed in Danville. Call and see for yourself and ou will give us your oider, for our goods are cheap and our styles can't be beat. The R L. Beit Furniture Co. Danvil'.e, Va., March 7, 1895- Some Prices Of Our Own for 1895. A heavy hand-made collar tor if i.oo ; tor- mfi nrice. Si So. A heavy hand-made blind bridle, 75c ; for mer price, $1 25. A good pair at hind-mads double wagon lines fcr iji.qo ;ormer pnee. 52.00 A good tawhide hame string, 5c; iorm-r price, ioc. Good so e leather buggv warrers ; per s.ct ; former price. 10 10 2c. The above is only a small part of the list of prices we have made. GOODS A'e rjady for inspection, and if they are not what we represent them to be, don t buy. We will sell ou EUGGTES From the Columbus down for less mon ey than any one else has ever offered them in Reidsville. We are special agents for the Ni-sen Wagon, and will sell them to you at Factor Prices. g EserCaii ood and and see us and we will convincs examine our yoa of these acts. Yours to serve, J. A. PEAS & CO. W. B. BEACHAM. Architect and Builder. (ALSO DBALERtJf BUILDING MATERIAL. A ccmilete Stock of rough and dressed LUMBER, Doors and Windows, Shingles, Laths. &c Always ou band. Wall Paper, Mantels and Hearths. PlansMd estimate on plication. KeidsTlUe, N. C Feb. 1st, ISM. rsriTios. Fatb.r. perfect Ihy Work. I" tbe ily ; Ibo art. Th rea'j'or wise : Mold m ry mv plan to some thing- betr-r met Kor Ihy i ure eyes. Father, hu'n hi"i my handa lifl atteDt. t-ajier h -udrt 1 00 red far -Trying to i t thee in this icii?tT work of bi e Oi l- to s ar. Fa'he. hep thou my he art--iin-Iiulslve. refi lens, raah Its iiasslon still ; Mki vain imMtlon, sclflxh tho't. or lontr" wild . head to thy will. Fsther. learb thou my mind, still wayward, wit ful blind. And s ow to learu ; A rail its darkness let the strong IlKlit of thy truth More ciea-iy burn k liza ST. Eickok. TWO ACTS OF TBE KTEEMEI LEvJISLaTUUE. Raleigh Correspondence Charlofe Observ One of f ht qMrHr cr. of the Legisla ture U entitled: "An aot to prevent l:iw Iffianess at or near Jone9 Orov church, Lovelady fownsh;p. Burke couurj," and mattes it a misdeineauor to tir a gun f.r other explosive or ase P'Ofne lanuHtre i(t one-half mile thereof:" A "other e,f8 .forth that "any " -nfirt rualu -cattle running at large in C'tiaiham county shall be guil ty of a roi'dt-tueanor." This was the pet hill of your uncle Alfred Self, of blessed memory, ant.' 18 lu life woik. THE POOS MAN'S CREDIT. WA3 DESTROYED BY THE LATE FU SIOS LEGISL. ATURK. News and Observer, March 23. Building awl loan associations have put in 1:111 illation over half a tlltllioil probably a mil Iicmi dollars in Notth Carolina for several year pan, and two thirds if th amimnr, accordinj; to our e-timate, lias been lurinlnii oy foreifjn companies, which, of e.ifr e. incmds associat:ons iticurijoratcd in nt.her ota;es and doinsr bnMnesa bj Lcoinity here. I ne workm;; people of the towns and vilUg.-9 hav! begun to look to tho;e compaiiifs for the only means of getting a h.tni 1 in mediately 011 a oug CTil't, and paviujr fur it out of th-ir small net eirnin., v Tjaborintrmen, white and black, must understand that any mortgage, made now to secure a loan, is utterly void, if the man who gives it happens at the time to oe a debt. The lender's only safety Is to hunting up and pnyintr tip every debt te pro posed b -rrnwer owes, and this U utter ly ini practicable. Under Democratic rule it wk onlv 1 ewsaary to search the KegUter's boks. Now man kcows where to search or how to learn wheth er he N afe in neotiatiag any loan. The greatest calamity that can befall a working" man is the destruction of hi credit. Farmers nd Knights of Labor who hrtVti trusted M rlie hollow protiii. es of the-e meu that iiave proved in iompetenB, if not, dishonest, will learn from a bitier experience that people soiiietimes receive a mortal stab in the hou?e of a pretend-jd fr'end. . HEFOIl'T. Chatham KecorJ, Instead of restoring to the people of the several counties of North Carolina the "right of loua' self-government," the late "reform" Legislative has real ly abridged and- restricted that right more turn -any previous Legislature had evr dared to do. Heretofore, un der our m ich bused democratic sys tem of county government, the affurs of eery county were managed by a boi d of county commissioners and the - board of justices of the- peace jointly. But now, under this new "reform" system, the. magistrate have no vote or voice whitever in the management of their county, 'lhe entire and exclj si ve control and management of every e.ounty is now entrusted to the c- 11 missMoners alone, three of whom atje .elected by the people and two may be appointed by tne judge of the district. Heretofore under our much abused democratic sjstem. the magistrates of every county would meet with the cbm mitfsi'n ers at their court house for the follitwtitjg Purposed 1. Fot levying the c ounty taxes. 2. Ft r removing or r'e-ignating a new sire for any county building. 3 For erecting and repairing the necessary county bu luingb, as for in stance building a new courthouse or jaiL 4. for cons' ructinir or repairing the bridges of the county, when the cot thereof exceed $i00. 5. For borrowing money for the ne-cet-yary expen-eg of the -njwnty. G F01 creating or altering to vn- -h'ps. 7. For the erection of a bo ise of correction. 8. For tho sale or 'ease of t ny real propel ty of the county. 1 Now, under our new "reform" sys tern, the magistrates have nons of the bove enumerated righto or duties, hm ;hee now helot.g exclusively to tbe ; (itnty t'oiiimwtiouer?. We tleiefuru a-k our "rwform" ft let ds if t.1 ev really think th's change is for the betrery And hw doe n restore to the petmle therglit of "locai -rlf government":' Is it better to en rrust these powers and duties to tne county connnis? ioners and all the magistrate .f county ji intly, or only o the county commis-iouers aloue? AND YE T THK r L 10N CROWD ARE '1 H E FH I ENDS OF THE LVUOKKR. Charlotte Oacerver. It app 'a-' thir S;e wart It i ne v state priuters, are to Mike j .ok by skinning the conpoitor. vVmslon Kepubl'Ciri svs they tix the scheiiuie of wssres at it) ., the ti eir 'will oent- y r tio'iand em.' It i nf "nugh for skilled worK. ' The -e-le 33J cents ,wr itioii-ao-d in Kaleifl, 25 t.;uls n Wilmitijtou. :i0 cent on icorotmr arid 25 cen;s on evening paper in insr lotte night comp-'idtion coming higher almo-t eveiywhere than daj work. The printer" are not paid too mueti in any of the three cities named. Tjpe setting is laborious work, nd it can not be properly performed 05 igno--muses or by cireless.or uutraitied ihii. Th Stfe of North Utriit.a ho lhl t ashamed of haviog tvp-sttyig done by men who receive for then work less pay than privre employers aihw for the sme cU ' work bu1 which does not require equal rompe tency and care pnv-ite employer whose bu.iness does bot justify them in paving as high wae-4 as lb State eau afford to. The State of Noith Carolina should be ashamed of being a nartv to a contract under which the face of the loboring man is ground Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Govt Report AB5OL0)TEILY PURE TBE NEW FUSION TRA IKS, MAGIS- Wllk sboro Chronicle. 'We are Informed by .those of author ity in th fusion legislature, that' the appointment of the additional three Qdgi&uaieh in each township will not iucur additional cxpem-e, as there Is no provision to furmh them with the Code aud other iostructious. This is a rem irk tble freak of reform. Do they exctour p!ni;i i-very-day people to know the law n.i Jir-, e'isC j'lst ce in Obedience f. law-, whs t thev have ever t.ei, a lim- ii. k, faye never had any fvr one. inl w,l now have to condirei the ortle wirhit any guide wlmterer ? i'nn we renonably exj t-ct a c..rreft and prpr administration of the 1 ? What, then, ! the r tllije ctea ed for? Is it simply a bid for fus ion votes, without regard to the intelli gent administration of 3 istice and law ?' TWO PAUAOliAlMIS SILVEIt. TOUCHING Richmond Dispatch. . Yesterday's Dispatch contained, two I a-agraphs worthy of the attention of an financial experts. First. That Mr. A. J. Balfour, Mem. her of Parliament, in an address before the K.meUlic League at the Mansion House, London, England, on Tuesday last, s:iid that the time was not far dis tant when men of all parties would arte to introduce Into iuterational transactions some medium of exchange less hurtful to industry than the pre sent absurb sys etn. .S.-eond. Tnat in the upper house of the Prtirttiau Lmdtag yesterday Baron von Maate.uft'cl moved to refer to a ? special coramirtue Count v n Mirbach's oioposalto acce'erate trie settlement of the currency situation by meaus of in international agreement, and the motion was carried without debate. NEITHER REPS. NOR POPS. SAT ISFIED WITH THE LEGISLA TURE FUSION A FAILURE. Rockingham Index, Republican. Their the fusion 'Legislature's fl- delity to party surpassed its fidelity to principle. The body was elected as an economi cal one. It has proven itself to be a most extravagant one. It was elected to reduce the expenses of the State and abolish certain offices, it has created mora ofliies and increased the State's expenses. The body was elected by the people of lhe State to fight trusts and combines. It has provedj it&elf to be the willing tool of these monsters. A tlegreeof ''grabbiu up" everything possible was plainly evident in a (great many members. Dissension and disagreement are resultant from this fusion experiment. Neither the Republicans nor the Popu lists are satisfied with the recent Legis lature. The princ'ples of the two parties are two entirely distinct and different things and in '96 each party should g its own way rejoicing, if it can. The Legislature, happily defunct, failed to satisfy the good people of North Carolina, and was consequently unsuccessful iu its mission. It was the output and development of fusion, therefore both are miserable fai. tires and should be despised by good members of both parties. No more fusion. THE GENUINE MERIT Of Hood's Sarsaparilla wins friend wherever i:is fairly and honestly tried To have perfecTi health, you must have pute blood, and the best way to have pur.e bl od is to take Hood' Sarparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder. It. expels all tnt, 61 scrofula, salt njieum and all other nn.nors, and at the same time builds up the whole system. ll 'od'g Pills are prompt and efficient. 23c. . HILEMAN IN A HOLE. Concord Tlires. Ir r ow r.n ns out that "Gov." M.le man 1- resp'n.ie for the m-w law ai-.o it irviriiiM'-- getting tx.f.ire the leL-la or; 11, 1 -e f.rmin which it, 1.0 w Hand-. A' Ci-r l;ng to yeterlav's New and 0! s. t v : , tie admitted. Uif h- rn poited the bill from the Finance Com mittee of th House, of which he wa 1 ii vi 111 ', with amendments that cer i ui u poni'.n d tlie bill be itricken our,. This pr rt of t he bill which he ordered -tncWei. on' is the verv part 'hat wonli have sived.it. H-re is the hill j, bv .sm.th. DeiaoTHt f . -iri- 'Sectiop I. Thit all cond-iio i"! le. wgiiuienra, 1 nor gages m- d;-ed in irii-t w I k;Ii are executed to s c.ire u dtf ui. iii ation. note or bond hich give- pn feiei.ee to auv creditor of the mtVer, shall be atisolutely void a t cxitinkr 1 edi'ors. except those glvf n se"i e c-h a'v meed at the time of the execution of the -ame, or lo secure ad vancements for Urming purpo-es. Now that bill was ail right, but when ir mf out of Hiu man's hand-r w: all wrong. H'demu struck out all low the word ,kcrelitr!," thus trk ing at the f irming class, for wh te professe- much love and (yo"rn. if-re is lliitoi in' endofement on th bill. rhe.Finauoe Committee report th ill fav.robly with the following xendment recommended by th con mittee. (Signed) - niLEMAX." Amended bvsMkinzout in Stecttoti 1 .11 frer the word creditors' in hue five of said section. The farmer of this SUte will He rn and of Mr. Hileman hi raon for trlkingthem aueh ad.:Hy bio .rh Ana arrralTfa fll n IC f it it. a a) L ? - k. . , ..fc. ' that wh'icri wou d deny u the fa- .1 iIm? right to arive a mortie to ee.- i e his necrarv sopplie or fir. any ot'i-r pnrre". In exactly tbe hape th Hilomau left the hill it wasengiw !. eiKO.ud -gned, and U now a lv. U ik proper to reran k that t Smith f Cabarrtu and SA0ly r e 1 tlrely exonorated. The whole reep i slh'Jlty rtt on Hileraan and the ra caliv clerk who fixed up the bill. Hileman is lndeu in a hole, ana tne wall will cive in on him ad bu y him from shiht'farcyer. ILLINOIS DEMOJRATH WILL AN NOUNCE THEIR POSITION OS . THE FIXAXU.4.L QUESTION! Chicago Times -Herald. PRlNGFifxn, III., April 4. Rv a vote of 17 to 3 the democrat io state cen tral committee of Illinois todar resoiv ed to call a state convention vVedaes day, June 5Ji, at Springrield. the m au ing of which is construed bv tnny leading democrats to commit the dem ocratic party iu Illinois to free silver coin aj e and begin the campaign of.13 9(5 upon that issue Aoting upon t)ie very positive deci-ion of the co-nmir-tee, the following ollicial call wasis-ued tonight and will bj sent to the chair mtn of every county cemral C(m u;t tei in the state: "To the Oemocr icy of Illinois Tin: only uatioiial q irtsr.io.i i.ow before tint American people is tha't of the curren cy. The war's over, 'the foieebill i repealed never to be re-enacted. Tarl.T legit-lition of a general character will uot be attemp ed for several year. The next national I campaign ruu.-t be fought out with the cunency as the isue between the parties, and it be hooves the deniocrstlc ;arty ai u pa-rtv to assu.'ne a decided podtion on tliis que-tion .nd to draw it pirry lines ac cording to the wirlie of a m j n ity of its members. The basic principles of democracy forbid the decision of im portant questions by the party leaders witliout instructions from the people, and it is therefore proper for this com mittee to call on the damocrats of the precincts, townships and counties of this state to meet in convention in their respective localities, to discuss, freely, ' the great question before the people, to give expression to their views in appro priate resolutions and to select de'ler j gates to a convention to beheld at the state capital. In order that the pro ceedings of the democracy ai a party be regular, it is suggested that each county committee in the state cull a convention of the democracy of the county for the purpose as stated abovt ; the time and place for holding such, convention to he nxed by the commit tee, but its should be previous to the date of a state convention to be held at Springfield ou the ach day of June, 1895. Such convention will be compos ed of one delegare for each 300 votes or fraction of 150 theieof cast for Ber nard Claggett for state treasurer at the last election. The democrats of the state are urged to turn out to these meeting, ana to give fiee expression to their' views, in order that tbre may. be no doubt as to the position of the party on this great and important ques tion ." This cah is signed by Chairman H'tn ricbsen aud Secretrry Nelson. NEARLY ALL FOR CONVENTION. There was little oppotion to the. propo-ition for a state c invention. The committeemen voting against the reso lution were: Ex-Congressman V. II. Forman, of Nashville; ii. E, Spauler and Adam A. Goodrich, of Chicago. M3"or John P. Hopkins was present during the early part of the meeting, but was compelled to catch a train for Chicago before the vore was taken. He had urged a postponement of action for twenty dayn, but it is claimed that he would have voted for the rsolu tion. The convention will be composed of about 830 delegates, of which 253 wi,U come from Cook county. It will readi' ly be seen that the country democrats will easily control te conveniio 1, and It is claimed that thry will be practi cally a unit in favor of a platform de claring for (Le freo and unlimited, coinage of silver at the ratio of 1C to l without regard to the acion of any other government on earth. The f silver men are apparently in the sad dle. The democratic members of the legislacure, an overwhelming majortv of whom'are fret; silver advo -a e, are jubilant ton'gh while, the rvpubHca 1 cannot conceal their a:ixety on ac count of the sudden st.irtliug move of the state central committee. Cnairnrin Tanner, of the republican rate cpntral committee, ishete tonight and affects to assume that the conven tion will not amount t much, but it is the belief of country members. of the legislature, both democrats and repub iii"ns that the convension will be one -f t he most notable political events -th it 1 :ve occured In Illinois for a decade. ' ' e p-'o-iH-ct of a Hiht i 1 the conven ' io-i only serves to whet publ c interest a id an immense crowd iu anticipated on that occasion. The news of the action of the com mittee rapidly spread among the men hers of the legislature and elicited the liveliest Hr.d of comment. Country democrats were jubilant. Some of the Chicago indtnbers were Inclined to regard the action as ill-advised and premature, but everybody admits to niht that it furnishes a genuine pillti cal sensation. Chairman Hinriohscn at once, set to work and tmtight issued theofllcial ca I for the convention. chairman hinrichsen's statf. mknt. Wiien asked what he expected would e the result of the proclamation, Mr. iT-iein said; "VV expect that our m will brt respondedjui in every coun- . t the Scat. Th meeting wiM be held and resolution will be adopted unifying tlie democratic party Qu this oue great overshadowing quetion of the day "aud ..f the next campaign," Ahitdi you predict will be the tenor of these revolutions ?" 'I am in receipt of information from every county in the state, ouuide of Cook, aod this information convince me that 9 ) per cent of tne democracy f vorstbe free ..and unlimited' coinage .f silver at the ratio tA 16 to 1 withon unir'f action ot any foreign jrofero tn-nt. I'm-; resoiutkms aiopted . the county ouvmtion will, of &!!'. V iu line witn ibu feeling." Wui not thi commit rhe partv to flt cu'rncv and cii thi dippar re of ill go.d from circulation and am oan -e it to go to a premium?"' "BV no mean.. The objJ t th av-ni-nc Is to prevent that vert thin." -11 etn ht he f ' l' i tnove'iint rill p.eal fro-n li!iuoi to everv state tn the uni rt. and long before the election comes around it will 1. evident tht the eongr- u he chosn ii 1893 will pa. a 16 to J free cot Rg act. Now, when cp -liU realize that on Jalv t, l97.tiw govern, me it will b -gin giving a i;gi ter.der doilar for every 412 gtuuof standard silver presented at the jmlot, they will begin to purchase silver bullion, which can now be bought for say 55 cents for grain- Tbei sure profit ef 45 cen on each 412$ grains will bringout all the gold from the bank vaults ami hiding place. The result will he that the price of silver will rise steadily, and when tbe law goea Into effect the ques tion of the party will be settled." "But will th banks not combine and refuse to buy Mlver' bullion ?" PBOFir IN SPECULATION. "'Hardly. Tiey do not control all the mouev in the country and the pro tl 8 on feilver speculation will be. -ore, and the chance ot loss so tulnure 'Mai tley will tumble over each othe- in order to buy. Gold will toll In' hu Europe to purthasej silver. Bu certificates will be In demaudand 1 stimulated bv the letting loos of hn ton ult 'd im! ed millions, and the certainty of a 1 re tlentt'iit of. the curreacr .011.. on will brine on a most pro.-perou pe iod 'HtltUt the dan.aer of followine r.. . v . ' -"vill not DllUV lead. d. in... r.li be driven from the party by thi :u v ... . o,, . "A few perhaps but most of th- m will be swept alonir in the ti ". erw.i.i. ally as the character of th m,n.vin r and its certain results will remove the ortlreriis objection to the free win age of silver." 'What i this objection?" '. grent many democrats. mv.elf among the number feet that th? leal lender coin issued by th governnu uf u.'uld be worth a much btfor , U Coineil A- It is J.f IPru.r.l orv.l , . ! i (iiowment is so certain to' bring the price of silver uuiotlie point where tlii-condition U met that uotniuvviio is no: an ab-olute tnotiometallist can c n-i-tently afford to oppose it " "What will the republicans do ?" ''as a party they are pledged to mons ometallism and can take no other ground unless they straddle the ques lion. Thousands of them will joiu the democrats,,for they believe in freo sil ver."' IT'S A SECRET That many women owe their beauty to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The reason beauty of form at;u face, as well as grace, radiate from the com mon center health. The best bodily condition results from good food, fresh uir, aud exercise, coupled with the ju dicious use of the '"Prescription." In maidenhood, womanhood, and mother hood, it's a supporting tonic that's pe culiarly adapted to her needs, regulating-, strengthening, and cunug the de rangements of the sex. If there be headache, pain in the back, bearing-down sensations, or gen eral debility, or if there be nervous dis turbance, nervous prostration, and sleeple88ness,the "Prescription" reach es the origin of the trouble and cor rects it. It dispels aches and pains, corrects displacements and cures ca tarrhal inflammation of the lining trrembranes. Once used, it is always in favor. Dr. P.erce's Pellets cure constipa tion, indigestion, biliousness, head aches aud. kindred ailments. THE CONTRAST IS HERE 1 1 'a STRONG. AND Oastonia Gazette. The Democratic party iu North Caro lina suffered i;i the last election from two poteut disiuttgretnig iidlu dice.-, to-wit : (1) internal dis-ensions and (2) the lack of a contract. In fact, uie latter largely account Tor the form -r and almost of itseif sulii riently accou. tor defeat. -The days of "GS-T0 were a long va behind. An unbroken series of tories for eighteen yier lay behind it Democratic Pry. To thousands of older followers Republican dominate was a memory and to hosts of vounger numbers only a hearsay. feeling of security discounted dangt and in an hour of presumption bitr faction arose and grew more u more bitter. The time ha.i 00 ie 1 -the party's defeat aud it was defe'. But there need be no dissensions i.e , year. Those who waited to see Ua: som beaten, saw him go down with u e rest of us. Those who wanted t "e larvis beaten if it wrecked the lbh: State, ought to be satisfied with the n -nlts. The way is open now for ail Democrat to get together. New m?n, unencumbered by bitter factio ml atrUiations, should be put out a standa 1 hearers. As for the contiat, the MiaTe ot ir- in the lat Legislature, and the oeople will get it from now o-.. '1 1 contrast will beeinphas'.' d very court week in nearly every county in the State until next election, to say imtf- ring of what m iv he expected in sou e of the magistrates court. TI e on -tratis here. The S:.ate already has a hid taste in its tnouili and will spick out nf-xt year. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvemr nt and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who life bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with ess expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's bftst products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health or the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tLe remedy. Syrup of Figs. It excellence is du3 to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pJea ant to the taste, tLe refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches raid fevers aha permanently curing csnatipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, becaue it acta on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowel without weak- . i r -1 r r enmg mem ana 11 u penecuj tree irom everv obiectionable aubntance. Hvran of Furs is for sale bv all drng- gists in 50c and" $1 bottlea, but it !a luan- ufactured by the California r lg Syrup Co. only, whose name is printafon eve ry package, aL the name, :ynip oi r i, arid being well informed, you will uot accept any substitute if ooered. jroncr. Tw mmmn fnu ajtlfl WAIS1I la tb ITalMd gtate Atret4 to to Opiom ad wfcjjay kabita to bar one of m? bojjka on lhM U eaaea. Andrea B. M. Woolley, Atlaat, BZlIU4MViilMMUIIGrMi BUY COHIST.ll.iS GOOD! -OF- E. G. Newcomb,j E SI Brandies, Yfins, Beers, Hies aii iXiiioi-iil AVfinrs Chniw (mpSrte 1 .vi l l ne-t'e CIC A.B.S.; V01 have of'tsn licir,! tS? o' t s.iviiv; th.i "Ureal is t:i-. s;.i:i ,.t tit-,' Sit 'never - Ihoun'it nt the f..:t Liquor is Ufa Itsalf. OaiPMy If it'ii Is m l t!:c e,cnt 1 .il public wilkinv t.iisO- nli e th.it I li.uc icinjvcd Irmu lii'c former oi.l s;.tn.i to SuutH Klin Street, adjo:niii; National Hank Greensboro, N . Vcrhal ir mail or iu-);'i mpt at tentioti. Dec. 19, i-9t. y-TOlEHD. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE at S per cent, intert st. mkisam: & scfjri, AU'intesf. RsMsvtlie. N. C Mar. St or 1) (y, ii 1 v' Vi, o .x. -w .v. 4. , 'mcanr, r.o nvich rvv-' than , 'you i:n;i;;i:r- :v ri; ; fatal dis.ast"; T'- i!.1! fifivC ll tii.-i.'USl.r !' l!.l M"ll- trifling ailment-;, t !vxii i; Don't play villi K.iw.r 'r, greatest ri ' r'- - '! r 'f. 'If . 1 liters: (Dyjr'A, ! 'J. , , ; -IVCf Neiirl-.'i?, . . ' ' , C'nsti'.rli;,ii, , :rts Si 1 i U I ; ' I ! ' i v , ? v ,!! .: '- ! t l air r ps hi t . W.L. Douglas CI CUnEr 13 THL BEST. WliVUfIT rO A KINO. . CORDOVAN, rKtHCM&LNAMCU.tQ CALF. 43.50 Fl HE Zf.6 JiKAi'ICASCI-' 3.9P0UCE.3SOixs. 0spi2.vrtaKiNc:ri, 2.l.7.?BSY3SaiC3lSKS!l -sTDOOf r s tND 1 ' W L- -I 5 run ro cat lccuc rOCKTOtC'-Ull. Orer One Million People wear too W. L. Douglas $S & $4 Shoes AH our hoe are equally satisfactory They five tha beat value for the munry. . Tkey equal cuftuta thoec In t le ami fit. Thslr wearing qualities ara untirpae.. The price mrm ubIIotib, aiampca on soi. Krom l W .l ve ct smrr ...... . II your dealer cannot &e?piy yaet-n. ;iuoy , Williams, Ilopkitoi & 37 ' TASTELESS 00 WH 1 Ii rs Vv jln F j Iron mm sf i Sl.''5 llll f '"if; J 13 JUST AS COOD FOR AOULTC. WARRANTED. PRICE GO eta. Gai-atia, l: i.. Sot. iJ. 13. r.-H TASTKLESfi aifXX. 1t5i C aw CJ . ,. . i. i.i. v. In a'l tiM T W Pareell k Dadlry. . 4stt-s IcWm-UK X. C U ! !. i ' 1 i ! t n 41 ; i ' I ,1
Webster’s Weekly (Reidsville, N.C.)
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April 11, 1895, edition 1
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