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E2LG. K. BAGBY.
SURGEON DENTIST.
6flU, UUI4V rfO't- .-twHe
aMftA.
rTaf-. WEWttER. N
fiO.D CLABK,
- DENTIST.
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bat v
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sa4 IimJ
P. H. PELLETTSR,
ATTOKKUr AT LAW.
WU im IM. ( k OMaaU" ' ' '
Mttdi, Jams. Omh "
GEO. HENDERSON,
Gsrral Isjaran Agent
r
fin jwmiMt
U.4 CainiM muumi.it
Mttrtam ioMar
MRS, J. M. HINES'
M. nuns w r-.i
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M W U IK MOM fiM
J. M. HIKES, Agent,
FliEE TO ALL.
trtiiaa, Aio a mtu rom
i a Ttilictu.
. Full Line ol Choice
GrOC6TiC3 & PrOVi3iOHS
uf(kuj,M4 nucwA low a
I Mi . sm KAUread.
J. J. TOLSOH.
ninix. imai k vuust:!
DIRECT LIITE.
Tri-Wcekly Trips.
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hraaa Amrtf 1 1 mr rila. wi aa.l U. v
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S. II. STRKKT.
General
FIRE fltlD LIFE
Insniance Aent,
BEBTTE. N. C.
OMH
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aaataaa ml Uta
ramTtviiu littaotp.
Umrmw Tm, ltaAaiAt. f .. i , mt t
Saaaww l ImU.
KDITOKI VI- M)T..n.
fas
iv.
tr;!T jivch employ
il. Miuri!i of miliiu
meat
to
1 :i k ' i tier. '.mvi'D Uon of tbe
K pi scop I ('-arch mec's :n i'tober
- v.
: .Itinio :
r :i k s r .
A : ai : a ! a
h i v e a. ; n to rs
e ntACtlOU that
j.rdrer He didn't
h : i -ed hen's."
'jy a majon'y of
Houi? refase fur
hi Oh-.cao WorliJ'
:tii, v e : n '
t'ur
I'eniioa b. ..i by '.be
' more tiien : ; the
of guty-foar
Hoase means
Southern tax
n (itr A o it neither drink,
caoii, iior it, ue niiy eip
;r
ikv wuii- .I.tli -ulty Id etprM.HiiijC
rv (j opio.oii o; Ihe . lection r"taro.
hve acy tir:tT redaction bills re-pofte-t
.o'jc llou-se tais esion
frotn ' U t p ! M - vn i 'm :h
ie.
KDITuU (i.KMvV p;el.-rs the
Nortii '.r:(-l to i in l m
TV .Mr li.ejuui ..vf Deir
(aocfb to loc it ro-w t" kQ'i "Jit
what it is.
Kti: 'rtarn from the British
lections show the election of 3:1
,opp0rfJ of t
1 ' 1
:e oTmant ana
147 eHLW:;;on. l'rhament will
omI .Uia i:h.
TntBK i mnch nettment at
the politic.! rlatus in Ixndon over
ths aituation
politicn. ! is
thoajrht wan' unexpected develop
meets w.:: s.o tike pli-.
Tnr u, .:d f SACgur n the
f HAJ Ath VX.CO DM LH?Q
ii
itrojed by v v c anic eruption and
a.1 tbe m tab; last, conaiting of
12, OX) peple hve tB killed.
Ir ta aaiisiD to how the Ke-
PQNicAa preM of t :. couatrr U
j linir m il endeavors to pA
,fiu tlw oia. of the Hoonefced
I rtot frona th bljth protrctive tariff
of ita party.
a pes. t. veiy pminr,
IUCSI505
to pat hti pn to a forrv bill and
writ , "Approved.'' Harruon to
aatw the Soath he would like to
emcl it OPOQ bATOneU with bul
let ;ajt under. Harrison is a
"ioeraI.'
A fKnr dys go liepnbllc-ant
botMtesI thit they wenld carry
Wimt Vtrgiaia with Klkint as their
candidate for (Torernor. Hat Mr.
fcUkina decline to run. He would
like 10 be Governor bo: doa't see
how be cau
Not majj bta are reported.
A New York menage ol July 17,
aayt Dart.'. Johnson wants to
pat np 10, Oi on C'ievelaod, and
Henry Lawry who won 110,000 on
Harrison iaat time want to !". It
ail on Cleveland thui time.
S TntK.v alllAnc4smen admit
that General Weaver, the people's
party candidate '.j: President, will
, .
.iagitaaw,.ii:jo ou.n. as M(lhlla!aUj ,,. ,n
wui cer-.Ain y no. run w,..i in tne ,
North, ir the Haat or the West,
I thero 4tn.ir ? nnthm.-. lft fY
i r . . .
the i-c-r ii bo,; rhe
! an ! -i- r-. Uk,s
iii .1 nn .
'
St. Louis
Sar
W Siiisr n i jr ( 'ou
J.srovertcs hwo t rover,
of oar psple that we ha
ntri Late
the claim
re some of
the rtorst mrb ai th.' world, and
' in taarvploa-i .ir.-.r.:e. Only
a.a mile north of M inoi is one
j of the fi::: Lls o' b'.u.sb fray
nartoietn tho world In it is the
', oaly bi 4 marblt bvd : the I'oi
i ted S".a, and of the a nest i"jaai
1 ty. There a x.-o inexhaustible
depoaita of w h;".
ant scd vane
I i ited m ac h
The IVeaacr a.4 projn e to ive
ti eoaatry ai txnents as the
NboiaI of the '.) per cm"., tax on
S:a'.e tni rm eontrt. but the
lipab:r acs pru-v,,- p co
BAJi.'ii. reforms ". If the
Third prt its
aa.as'. 'a i m
the r., . .
a. 1 ; r ;.!,;
ttx or i oi & . 3 ry ,
ther-f. re vote
'.racy, they ran
- g C I'T.lfO. of
.'.im . h r- ov ila,
f wh.eh they
co trip la. a
Win, a: i-:
. . ...aa
oae wb') 1 no' a
bar to ;aki '.tie
'.iaine man, wil
chairmanship of
('omrnittee. His
their Nations.
Dane la
Carter, ani he was for
er!y the secretary ol the rommi!
'- We wish them jot of him.
He will b ui the distinction of
' baviod gaided h.a party to defeat
, to deer ed and ignominious de
'feat. Alas for Carter" He is
hoand 'o li'ive his cart in the
ditch.
Ins tia-wt light ever made in
North Carolina was in LSTi., when
the work w largely dooe by
means of Democratic Claba. Tins
year we moat also look to the club
for the mewt etTictive campaign
work. Tains leva! organizations
are merrly the organized Democ
racy. At th-:r head in North Car
olina ar i ol. J S. Carr, the
i Preaident, and Mr H. c'. Bechwith.
tbe Secretary, and we run no risk
in saying that thie gentleman will
do what they can to aid the clutss
all orer the -e.te. Mr. Ileckwith
will continue In name and Col.
Crr. we predict, will do a grand
work ia North Carolina this year.
News and Observer.
hiht is nil m vi i ki; w i ru
There is much distress :n
ocantrv. because the time-
hard and monev is scarce.
the difficulty h !ihm!. We fee .t and
feci it all over the So nth and Wi-st.
bat North ,i- .1 Kt 'he eondif.cn
is difTereii'.. No'
is ho atruKlau. th.it .:
Yvik money
cm; at the loi.t rates o: inter
et," vet there '.. more demand
other
it in "e
-rk
: h.tn
plae.
It 13 BlQCil I.-'
North nd Km'.
cial cnterf are
then is the cause
.... p...t8
he eommer
,d What.
H.jrcity of
A..
money in the U est .'.nd S. nth
There are l.t
ol:t:.-a. c-no-
tl.i' 1 .4 Of
'.in impi ra-
ru j a inexorahlf ! h
n at nr : ni"D th ' - ' !"
tive I'.eBi.iii.1. '.!. t' '
tradt- shall in- prrpervid.'
9;at or comuiuti.t can te
ee of
No
pro?
trade
it.ly
u. d
the
buy
proas when the Silanee "!
:n ajtainst :' Tr - . a::! :tu:
t ! i e co n d . t . : i ' ' ; i- " ' -' r n
ri.iatnern State.-, md th . s
m.t'er with ll,4ti:i.h. They
more than : he f
I: ivc
to
A
; n
of
pir the di tTeren e
community is an area:
dividuals. If a -." !ii- a
, cotton or toba-ooo to sell hi
j no difficulty in getting ca.h
ro
tinds
I0r lt.
n, mrk-th' nrn.tn,'t
wl
mmmBd umIi, bat if it takes all
the crop brines to nv for thefer -
rlbr.p hill and the rlothmr and
proruions bill, no ea-!i
omes back
to the farm.
A (fntleman of inte
to the writer "The
g. nce said
t k lure of
croit Ls the prim-- can-
of
the
Third party. 1: had p.iod crop.
people would tv, more C'ltitente'd.
and woald not go w.'.d o . r pol.ti
(Xi! experimenta ." Th;- : i-onflrtu.
ation of oar position. 1 b.il ir.ee
of trade it dMtro ' d
dome men are thought. ea
enough to charrr"' providential d;s
wnaations to the condition 0f
politic! parties The l'.ible tells
! oa that "He sendeth His rain on
the iast and the amust." "He i,
! qc e.specter of persons ' The tar -
iff hw nothing to do .h the in -
andation of river vallien, and --free
tr-A.!" nlr nn i.arf a ho n'nrm1
tne s orm
.uid the whirlwind.
IJat, the UritT, the pvLs,ocs, and
other reaalta of l edorai legislation
ha contrtbute-il largely t the
j present condition of a Hairs m the
South. Anything that make ai
AmmnnU-c- r, r n m.r- tbm if I
reclTes Is a grioas burden.
The Baltimore San well say,.
'The Southern planter and ult.
Weatern fanner are subjected to
the drainage of federal taxation,
and the enormoui Tolume of this
areain is not appreciates it is
sotiictent to withdraw the entire
circulating medium from a Soutorn
State in an incredibly short time,
Take the matter of pensions alone,
Anyone of the Southern States
had to pav several million of dol
lars into "the treasury for this Pt.r-
. rm tv,. .i.i,.i.,n
LrvjTT. . AU. 1.1 .wl.Wiawu 11 UUI
to circulation ;n the Northern
States. If we add '. this the
amount wntch th- .an.i with. '.raws
I (Mm V, s. C I,
and West and
protected man
bands over to the
ufacturer of the hast, it wail be
redily perceived why money can
not remain in the States which are
now clamoring for ;: :is..s the
farming industry is so prosperous
as to overcome a... The truth is
that the remedy for the troubles of
wkich the West and South com
plain lies more : ti rwi economical
administratici. of government and
an a-dj astmect ol taxation noon
that basis than m any wild mone
tary schemes or tinkering w.:h the
carrency. The scarcity of currency
isthe symptom. Let the people,
like a wim physician, strike at the
root of the disease an d the -ymp
torn will disappear.''
And that is what : m t ter
with Hannah
Wiikx Mr (
ie veland w i I 'rea:
dent he segge-te i '.!.. ip:
of a t'edersi I'limmx; n
to m id e up ' ; '''a.
who should bf ell: -rr- a
ernrr.ent, specially ' i'g.
Other du'ies with the
ointment
1 Labor,
neni hers
1 I iv
an. ong
1 r a : i o n
and setl.'emer. t when pis-, tile of ai 1
controvers.es between 1 itor and
capital. He thocght mi h an m
ltepahilcans itrnmentality woald command the
nndmg some rtspst of disputants, and would
often be able to bring a Si tit an un
derstanding without re.-i rt to the
dangerous and wasteful cx;x'd:ents
of stoppages, lockoutj and strikes.
This recommendation wa. acted
upon by Congress l'n iadelphia
llecord.
IN a word, the Senate, composed
chiefly of millionaires, railroad at
torneys, boesei and others who are
in politics to protect a special in
terest, has long m since forfeited the
stckhI OD.nion and restvect of the
masses of the people,
ho see in it
an enemy to the general welfare, m November. ()ne thing is cer
oting for Senators on a tain, Democrats never felt more
general ticket, the people
lieved, would elect men
it is be-
not less
capable and much more to their
taste than those iuv.i n.ad- Sena
tors bp the average .ei-la'ure.
Baltimore Sun .
Mh. Cleveland's tionu.ar.tv i- so
great in New ,.rk that a tempest
n'nhm hIhth f.ilh.ws anv refer,
enca u, hlB1 sn the theatreaud the
.
ditplay of his portrait at (he con-
cert gardens and other public re
torts.
mKT1I l AUDI I v .
North Cuola i caii e f tj 1 y 1
the her past to -he guardian-hip oi
ive
i 'ii
are partial history, and
Hat commit her future to th,
:i tidently
keeping
of her hr.
son -
a :i 1
virtuoup
danhtern.
1" b Old N ort i. i'- i:
ooti-ervative. She ;m old
to have the w.-.dom an.i -x
a. . -faoiih
)ero-;u'e
o: mature tar-i, onn' eoijii u
lor act her part w ;th n so.i.te .iml v :g-
orotis manhood on sill public wca
s:on when rent i :i : t-rr.-t are at
-take
1 --r.i;i
.TH I'M"
'I'eat cam
; hrouhont
ri -iiderab'e
will forfeit
a nit to
ted.
The t i :
pa'.il are
h-. r Ivrder
po: ; ; ;i of
: tll.lft.- Ol I
)U!ld 1 11
, i u' no i
Lt-r people
their In if
and fro 1
re n o w t:
bv
e reed- h.vKiiii
v t ne
1 l.ke
y the
V-ht-
w:m:. b ;f t ;u . -
mociii.iin oak.' nnt r kin
storm and unscath.e 1 bv
r.ir.p.
He w ;,. xpeots '
i ' aroi . : a:. - -ed ice 1 by a
drc's or -t.itn ;iede.i !;.
North
':;: .1,1-is-
and
-1 a h e n .
', they
' . the
! d'l'y
. the
I ir . -.,.: nil t.:-rt:
.v.tted i :i ! He
;!! reciein her t he 1
p and pursue t he
t in' the lihtnin'-.
i ; in:
! : i . . t :
i
M'orc
ground on which they tread.
In a fair and open fight w: th the
Uemocracy . Kepa jiicaii :sm .-tamis
( no chance in North (. a.-oiina.
' Republican leaders undeistand
tai. ani1 t!l,'.v :r,' nia.-ing
the:
1 batteries behind allied
whose banners are inscrtb
i
or.
w
th
, niKh Bounding phrases
the word of prom. re to
ia
keep
and
break it to our h
i '
I'eoples' Fart
in
tlontst do not l.ke
they are only dec i
publicans, but :'. :
lea-. I'etnocra'.s
deceived bv an v
o be :. ,1 : hat
iln -ks for lie
tr'H :. evt-r: he
ar e not to lie
such strategy.
They may be mi.-led
bat the sober sr.. so i
or a time,
NT 'ir.ii ' aro-
, llDMn ala.v
elf when
.
. the decisive moment conu-s.
j The Third party leaders tell ns
i that it is not their intention to op
1 nae the Imocratic State tick
ipt - DQt thc.v Wl!! oppose
Cleveland ar.d Stevenson.
i K-M'U.'itcan i art. :cs com
plete. If the eit-cior.
North Carolin.. can be
Weaver and I ..1 -h
1 ote of
g : v e u t o
ut will go
p from cvt-ry ! ' -p'lM
the ' 'nion.
.1 -i
mi p In
1,u 11 t'-iI' : '"'
Carolina is sure to o
North
( ievc
j land and Stevenson.
! I'ar- t0 make assurance doubly
nre, Demor-r : must be .-n the
alort. aud ee to it that there is no
wavering ;n the line,
who belongs to the
'i"nr- In in
i'emocratic
. ,, , . , ,.
brotherhood holds a commission in
the Kreat armJ of retrenchment
and reform, and 1: is his duty to
swell the ranks as it goes marching
j on t0 clor;,,a, victory,
,. ... , ,
or mi .eveland and (. arr e.abs
ana ie: i'Vitv ii irrio' - n.i'ric ,.- i-n
ana ie: every patriot s name t
" . I ------ - ..... , . -
rnn.,i i h . . . , , , ,irr.
I wiii
tluenco a friend and ra :ch-
bor, :.nt;l North ( iroliman . wail
stand shoulder to shot.! it-r under
the broad il g of ;h National lc
mocracv.
I : is a line cond.t'oti this country
is ; n . An army ; a the field in
Penney 1 vai:a. the President :ssu
ing a l'roclamati ai against the
in.-urrect.ouists ; u Idaho, and
i niif.i s.ate.-i s..;,i.ers pursuing
and arrest i n g ': v t i
belonuin n to : ::
r loads men
,fj ,jj tlie
o.,. MV , , . ,, ...
-s!ia' of Y .wsh.ugton. Aud a,, this.
lu w" ; l" " ", '""",J""
tar. :1 tax levied y on see ust for the
iK-neii; oi the uneratelul labiirers.
That, at least as the wav Money
Bags puts the rise. : all the
dead failures for he!; and deadfalls
for taxpayers ever ou.lde.l by the
cunning brain of oppressive man
this Me Kmlev thing - takes the
e'ake." I'ac'. I ! tlie la'oar.ug men
of all sec; ion - a i d conditions and
coiors do not learn a practical le
son frorn ;iH ri., , ; ,. :u . 1 tir. t r a t .ons
in the North of the
: nsu iTerable burden
aii' i lal.ty and
of a ii gh ; an tl
then they wall
burdened stii
senger.
d.
-r v e '. lie j; ire
'A iliiiKigtori Mff
KVF.BV workingman should do
all he can for the eh etion of Mr.
Cleveland. because h:- elect;on
means popular government, the
eauality of men and an end to the
false cond.tions liii
negies possible and
maiie ( ar-
P.nkertonism
to run ri-o. I means .jti I law s
for eijual men and an end of favors
to the few. N. V. World.
Mil Adlai 1!.
te vensm
presses the opinion that the Dem
ocratic Presidential ticket wii
carry both Illinois and Wisconsin
m Novemlier. One thine is cer-
uopexui oi carrying tnose states
than they do now, nor the Kepub
licans less confident.
- -a -a -
PUK.-iiiKNi Harrison ought to
go to homestead and tell the mill
, ,, . . ,
workers that a cheap coat covers a
'
cheap man. w :tn an almost cer
tainty that they will all have to
wear cheap coats next winter they
onCht to be in pretty good Lamor
. , .
i..f .uuouu'uiriit . me
present time. Indianapo. is senti-
nel, Dem.
( i rvn vnd's .urn'TAxc1- ut.
OKIlSs.
?ilr. rhairmurj iind Ooiiticucn:
1 l.e menage joii dtl.ered worn
the Udl.OIli.1 ilwCJuOii. j .ilwf.
.v:th;Q Hit caiotioub hivh would oe
woll Ligh overwhfcluiiii-, if
act rucogrr.-'.e h.ic a.oiii.hh
did
the
jepreseiitiitives
h j iiiu.-t ijhai
o! a K-ai
...tii me ;
t 1'
t ne
i; ty
1 1
.Usibilit V SCUT imseluli
a; ue
relief in lie reflection
that I have- been iselrcted merely to
-tctud fur the principles aud pnrpo
ov-8 to w hich my party id pledged,
and for the enforcement anil
premacy of which, all who has c any
ri'.it to e'.aitn democratic le-How.
.-...p, msi constantly ar..! pcr.-.s
t.-ut.'y to.l. Our party xet-j onMbil
,!y ts indeed great. 'e t.ssucje a
moin.'ntniis obligation to our coun-
trvn,.-n i.htn. in return for their
trn.;f an.l e.onfidence. we i.romise
them a re'citificatioa of their wrongs to11 the people plaiuiy and horn s'Jy
.aid a better realization of the ad- what we believe :.nd li-.t- we pj o
vantages v. hicu are due to them un-, PO&e to serve t.ie int :e.-' . the
,k-r our tiee- ana beneiieicnt ; entire country, and then i. : u . t-f-ineitructioDe.
Bat if our le.sponsi-ter tbe manner of trne do mot-racy
bilitv i.- gieat our party is rel.v "P'1" tho thonghtfuluens and
strong. It is strong iu its eympa-, patriotism of our fellow country- .
thv with the needs of the people. : raen' 1 r.only remains for me to hay to .
ii n.si.ince ii ion rne exureise
governmental powers strictly with
in the constitutional permission
people have granted, and
wil
imgness to risk its lite and hope
uhmi the peoples intelligence and
patriotism. Never has a great par
ty, intent upon the promotion of
right and justice, hail btittei incen
tive for etl'ort than ia now presented
to us. Turning oar eyes to the
plain people of the laud, we see
them burdened as consumers with
a taritl system that unjustly and
releu'.iuusly draws from them in
their purchase ol the necessaries ed
i.fe an amount scarcely met by the
wages of hard and steady toil,
while the exactions thus wrung
from them, build up and increase'
the fortunes of those fer whose hen
f :;t th.s in ui.-tice is perpetrated.
We see the farmer listen to a delu- i
sivestoiv that fills his mind with
r
viaion.- of advantage
u bile
ills
pocket is robbe! by the stealthy ;
hand of high piotection. Oar
workingman are still told the tale,
of the repealed, in spite of this
demonstrated falsity, that the ex -
isting protectiie taritl is a boon to
them, and that under its beneh -
cient operations their wages must
mcrease whiie. as they listen,
scenes are euicieu .u me eiy 1-.
abiding place of high protection.!
that mocks thehopes of toil and at
test the tender mercy the working
man receives from those made V'
selfish and sordid by unjust gov- V'
erumental favoritism. We oppose
earnestly and stubbornly the theo- ,,'
ry upon which our oppouents tcek ,
to mstify and uphold existing tariff j p.a
laws. We need not base our at- . n
tack upon questions of constitution-1 1
al permission or legislative power. , "
W a . 1 . nnnr.io f i . I - t h or. r V ll.ulli f 1 v. I ' 11
i c lluuuui.l i.lii. uj-uu . , j
highest possibiii grounds when wejlVi
contend that .u present conditions, ( V
its operation is unjust and that V
iaws enacted in accordance with it ,
are mi .put. .hie and unfair. Ours ,
is not a destructive party. We ; ;:
are uo: a; enmity wi.n tne riguie
.f or,.- rt M.r. -7..u All Oil Tl T
countrymen. We are not reckless-
i nce'iiicsa in nuj nuici iLau iuici -
esus. nor will we abandon our
recurd for them; but invoking the
love ol fairness and justice which
belongs to true AmericaniBm, and
ipon which our com titution rests.
we .nsiat that no plan of tariff' leg- ' '' "
islation sbail be tolerated which , ,"'v,
has for its object aud purpose aj,ir,
forced contribution from the earn-1 T:
ings and income of the mass of oui
citizens, to swell directly the aeon-
mnlations of a favored lew: nor
will we permit a pretended solici-.
tnde lor Ameiican labor, or any
other pretext of beutvolenr care for
others, to blind the eyes of the peo
pie to tile selfish laws, to gain un-1
earned ami unreasonable advan
tages at the expense ol their
fellows. We have also assumed in
our covenant with those whose
support we invite, the duty of op-
dosid?
to the death another
avowed scheme of our adversaries.
ofliirO. n n 1 u r t Ii i (Tnia . f lr'f
""il.11, "uiio luu uioo j.vi.vvw
ing tne sunrage, covers out uoes
. , ', , ,
not conceal a design tbrcby to
- perjHrtaate the power of a party
afraid to trust its continuance to
me uuirammeieu auu luicniKem
votes of the American people. We
are pledged to resist the legislation ;
intended to complete this scheme. :
because w e n3ve not forgotten tne
satti rnalia of theft and hrntal con-
trol which followed another Federal
regulation
of State suffrage; be -
cause we know that tbe managers
of a party which did not scruple to
rob the people of a i'resiuent,
wenld not hesitate to use the ma
chiuery created by such legislation
to revive corrupt instrumentalities
for partisan purpose: because an
ottelr. ;
would
t to foice siica legislation
rekindle animosities where
pe.ti-e uuu uopc i uiur.-c uu pic-
vails, because such an attempt
wonld replace prosperous activity
with discouragement and dread '
throughout a large section of oar
country, and would menace, every-!
where in the land the rights re-
served to the States and to the
people, which underlie the safe 1
cuards of American liberty. 1
shall not attempt to specify at this
time other objects and aims of
democratic endeavor which add in
spiration to oar mission. True to
its history and its creed our party ,
will respond to the wants of the
people within safe lines and guided
by enlightened statesmanship. To
the troubled and impatient within
our memuersuip we tuuiuieuu cou-
u "utu- ueKuee iu
tne party wnofe principles, in an
times past, have been found sufli-
cient for them, and whose aggre
gate wisdom and patriotism, their
experience teaches, can always be
trusted. In a tone of partisanship
which betits the occasion, ict me
8a-v to J"on asujual partners in the
campaign uivou which we todav
, ' a, , , .
enter that the oersonal fortunes of
these to whom you have entrusted
your banners are only important
as thev are related to the fate of
the principles they represent and
to the party which they iead. 1
caunot tberefore. lorbear remind-
mg you and all those attached to
the democratic party or supporting
the iiiwc;p.w.
that defeat 1,1
paigii, foilowt-.!
t on of 'h, lr.".
; . UiUvi ,
f5 cam
nuixia
el- nur
i: '.m
th
m
pali'.c J by :- ,,:( r
their HUuceSfl ,.s iul ' ' 1
ts their jjo'A'tr, wo a id
Hi Oat dioOotli'isKHSg 0;it,
tUTe UemOclltUC t'liJTt r
fhe ae(tO!Upl!trhiili lit (if
we have at h";trt.
every .-Jtv.Cer-- deme-,
lieve tliat li e icr.-M :-t
1
i !'(,-r
;(:,
he'
: '. !1 -
;','le
.vyt'.O
; ry t.re aecp.y j ':
tory of otir :irt
II:
th
that aw,;; n u i i
Solicitude e.va. - lIh: .'.
pat ttp.irinip ;i;,o .. ;.
our (iciefUiiiiatum to
The HHti'rK-l
achieved ! t
01". i .
mtelltfteii
1 1:
all enlisted in our cai.se. 1.
oi . ':l nue,e "i u-oi
i van.hi fit in r.r f. formal
- response to yonr inegsage.
that I
niei"" k"r mi"'u ui my jjany auu
conGdently anticipate that m
m-
ielligent and earnest presentation
"1 our case will insure a popular
endorsement ot the action o! t he
body yon represent."
A Normal I n -1 it n t r- fi
Keacolis.
i'.ii.-tt. v.". !'r- -bvt. n
iii'i! Iii-ti ; .; i ;,,r i. 'i.
le i Sprii.u-. Ti,i-
i.iuii'j mill
N :t
A. '.
tl . 1 IlLt'e '. 1
1!.-. .
L-i AVi
r-.-sid-nt i
,e i in: ii-.-;
iv,- n
- e.t; r.f .
Shf ar.
: j
.
1
Ih I'.rc-
'1 - -
1 1
1 ..
..eld
IV;
Trinity toilc
II- - V.":,r: Tti
iiat::: (..:
pr-.rrr
net p
.erjprr
uht
-1'
rtni, ;.
, a. h
... i lie ,
la.- tie o;
. "t. 1 : :
.. ci.j.m
'. atl'l Tl"
inalh-l
1 " -r: i." '
ia tm
i-i-t ;,1
:1.-
:id.tin,' tin
j ' VhVrVV V'tV-.V
j ii.it... , . let; r- "::.-
i In- bVn n;-..ic for tb
i that m- re-nhv i.n- iv
pr.
in.
T
stria ticii
' 'it .aut ..: aid;
Keti- c.rrviug .
pr-trum than 111.-:-i
North f'.ir ,-!!!:
1 'tea 1 1' '11
i
. I '
'r 1
- 1 .
1 1 ; r
'a:k
- - -.
! The Preshjtcrian Urphuiiagte Ibiibiina:
; i he W ark lioiinr on Ni.-eh .
t'
1 r
pi.
ret : a in
liar'- o
'. a.o
ti.-.
; -t'
I'"'
I'. 1
;.-t
11.111 .-I'Mao-
eiaiio alter a
i; IK- found
. r-1 l
sills;
'hi
,1 :
ham
- uaj.
-I hi; ;.
.I'.eht the
".;il Ol
- rea-b,
luiid;
is
t, Il a. IV
ha oi oiioaniV b- Si ieonibor 1 -' 'Mm I
tir-t tlnne- that -trikes one a the , hi,.
struction -i tin house- are the large
arches at the entrance Each ha.- a -pan
Mr. K!;;o-t. r
tr
ikf ai'-, to hi- know '.
any building iu the
"-t
ll'u
-t'.
Th.
ka y-tone-'
hri-e tons
ra. I "start-Th,-
huge
rite all to
buildings
e J.h.lia -
; :ir, u-Mem to wde
j inter. Alithathio,
me ami
i itti
on ,
eh
A Durham Invention.
j a i.a? t.i....u
, man to iiwa.t
t ol a I
):llh.it!l
i
-lllip.-'r-t. Vi t at
in. 'st convenient
u.-iiii 'ff i. .in and
i mark, or niark-
way of a brush
i fhe -ame time one
; "V'V ..'V .'V , '
, , wL
V.Ti p.aV- i. 'it
i uuntai
i orn-
I- V.".
! iULr jru-h. 1
: Whitaker. wi
ceniu- i- the
tuwiismun. Mr
Sv great invent Ve
it a. and h. alrai-.ly
: vi inii-O'-I :,... I.t flo.'U
at-....; in '. -Ai:.! have
! ";' 1
j
.-llllie
I; tin.
uiata r an i - .a. n ol.ii.o like
.cell paUillcd. Ml Wl'..ta
t . i tor a pate lit.
;,', ;-,',
. ',' ,'
h ,s
d P
h-at oni -ci.- It It I- a not
j thing :' kiud ha 1 t...-t '--n
i of f-efore. It -works l.Ke u il.a:
...nan:
oi, tiie
il n ho
thai La
c tl I hal III
principle of a fotircain pen. and
have -.-en it pronounces it a good
It is a splendid ur.-uiigeuiint. i .a;
n be car
for usi- at
and .s as
u , a,;
riid in tiie p-e ket and is r-. a
all timi-. It ;- a Durham h
-harp, a- anv Yankee :nvr.t!
saie. Durham S:u
Tun I;aa -TtavTF.i. '' aa.;.. - F m
Juiv a. .m- li a.'.'.a a. ..fire ei tin
sculpture on tie i.ieetr.i. Fotaaaili.
winch is to t.- the iurgest in tin- world.
Thire are six great pictures ol this work,
the crownim; triumph of Sculptor Msic
Monthes anl
Ex-President U;.yt - write the '.ea.'ling
aric'.e. and James II. McVieker. the cr-1-.
orated theatrical manager, contributes
an essay th- drains. w-jh his photo
graph. Dr '' . T. M-i. y, a ch -.rniinu'
ski 'iJi-v-r.:- r. five his uia-te rpi..--e in ".V
I'oi.viit- s-elf-Denial. t har'u - (.a'art
Dai :
v',.1,
i aria
re- W ;
.is'n, -
lb r, :n,a
Maj.a
. ai -at.
' Mr 1
to intin ung
i ...'t.iiu. a treat
n'vut Sinr
Me(4alty put-ai.i't:-.
' which
many ', . -.
tt artirte rai
ha.
a-,- A
i paac
ti iti ii
ti,
C Frank Di w. y tea :
BisuiaiT k. wi: h a -tr
- !'K
A til
Iron t '.an-- ..a at ten
tin euadmg-. j.oehi- .pill
Durboiiov j.;i! and Expos;
p'u re a beautiful iiti l va
Nixt niotith. Frankliti hi
poem. J N II . l : ia
H'lil-iilio. til... .oo Si.'.'.
Pic
rhyi
i na
u s gn a'
Vakei's
a .op,
, Shildrcn Cry for Pitcher's' Castorfe'
.) lie' MmilliT-
i ...i ' .
nil :
"i.J
li.::i.e
he
Of
08
111'.."
in!".
'hr.n
ire tin;
come- t
re "list
purtieul.-ir
i y . vH ri'
1 1 ' i 1 1 -' : -.
vi lu -
iit'-rpri-'-s
..; ti",t
.inn lints
thine :t
. in th'it
nt! Illlllj
tut" :;rei
i
.eile -t !
nep'.o- 1
b
teii-iieiilal'
nip1' "yiiii
r.;:tii."r."'".r
- i-rv r ::'
Tl.. -
ci
!u"
I-.!- '! -
tl ii r v
t lib- -
. hilt IT
n if i
fas-cinnt i
i ":.' :
ii
iie mail to i"
"'' iianl work.
. i 1-etn devisu
."'
Ail
an.l
.irts
1
-fioi:
" JlfO'
C'Uts in
;e but t
tai Hi".-,
ii.. r.T,:,
1 aid tried
e 7 hav
The lo
lil been bhort
I nird
iy that
! in tie
nt' ever
lea.'- to
fWiunj).
.-troRfr-
. t il r.
l)'v ol a
te.-.r about
ok- hard.
! the bov
)-- hor.ect
stanil the
te live U'.y. I I:.-.-, ;
tile - lieci ot tin- 1 .e. ai ii.
Lit. :- bib .- hard w..;k.
ti iio ;- -.viiiinc to work.
Hid t' He if tile 1 .i e who
tK-s-. thttllC' "! hi el'lllil!
loiluentia!.
i Itl.'IlS I-1 N', 111 I I!
m. t 'if! r.es to i rr. pi . v a
ut of work -
.i'-piioii, and
i e Ie.
l-f( -
d these
hat are
I ho Fil e at
::;; : ning the
-tl-..: V ! F.
il.
I'oit.ts.
. t t
e on the
aiiev.
..m k 'i'iiur-iiay
i onier of Queen
1 ehine-iua to Ii.
oe u:ni i ! l y Itieh
L'roeeis. ws.s tliji'OV
1:. a'ooUt a ijU.li ti 1" of
iliic don, 'he str'.et
T.c th. atati,. i.. tlie
; -o;. ((-, ; r: ngiiiu .
t!.ai':. t.oii.i.riiiy ia.
.;; : .ili.l .... ir, , t-:iek
irly i '.'.i. an-1.
Tl-
- y--rv.,- eon,;. any fo
tie and buiS-l
t:
hour from the
i
v-.-reil until the
i
. - 1 tTi.
'5 ho-c carriage
ie conllagratioii
all in readine-s.
by th." New
o miniitif from
in t .. -r-i r i-.ii tuo
ai wei'v '
' me'?, ilil-.
i t inn tie
Ut
w.
turned on the bitni-
tianief checked in
a,g pro
th. i;
i ii ;.. ii tl
T';;:
l.e-St I'.lll'I'r
1" v, it- r 1
ii-antiiii-. ti.
t ! y
ni;iit 1
w. re 1
....1. !
mate ! w a
'.;;1:
; 1 r
y.-i. t
xt ore
' llalii'
It. 1 1
..a i a
ti -
good h.
-roei ry
. . . 1 .
ea 1 1 : it
tireineil
.ped in
iii.i the third buiidl
S- I'-'hciiait iy did 'ho
tiiat thi iliui'- w
i 1
'.v'm ti tiii- tinowin- e
Hi. hardson A Sin
at f 'jfKe togetle r ii'i
totally destroy.:.!.
.i.-.u Tiie ir-ur.-ir.
A.MIO.
It i'. a- a s-7'i;) 1
Hut
iv.
111
tiiiar
in! ti.-. v had reached
f wat.-r commenced,
'ihn-'s stock, valued
in their i'n.'K.-, was j
Th'ii' in-tiraiice wi !
n th. buihiit:- wasi
i
m The :id joining 1
; lllli
illr-O
unarm
ti tin
i' unt o
to it. ;. Moscley.
i xtenf of $.100.
ii;-tiranee carried
vi datliacroit
; .-).ui , . fi,,, .,
oil It.
Mr. Scott's sIock was savei
excejitiuu of the damage be
w nil the
hastv re
uioval. He curried $-V.m
insurance on
steck and funiiturc.
The next biulding. bcion-in
K. M. Forbes, of Beaufort.
to Kcv.
is onlv
slightly injured.
Mr. Richardson ;a-o io-t a valuable
"old watch in nddiii.in to what he suf-
: feied from Ins interest in the business.
' lie hung it agiiinst the wall the previous
afternoon for safety whih' taking a nap.
iand r.e.jlec.tinix to take it il.aoi il went
i u h the stoic.
'
The A. & N. V. R. R.
The Nev. s and Ob-ervi r ha-
th.
I.
lowing remark of our railroad:
A recent trip ovr the Atlantic
aid
North l 'nrohna Railroad show ed n vast i
iiiiproveiiient in the condition of that
line -Inrc th" days -a hen .Toe Turner dub
it 'th-' mullet road. ' The ouantiry
Vt .
tides it hauls i- enor-
nioti-
The imsbenger
busiin
n tine
-P a-
- i- also
or. Ii r tend
i ti ijir. na
in bitter
good The roadbed
the itee! ran- a a
nn nt.
The to iling a
. oiidltnai than
The lllt.ssin-i! C
is likewise
have iVi-r
i s are nic i
Seen it.
ii t In in
a parlor
-ilri- iiii.i ,.;,. n.cely kept,
car has bivii mideil to the
those javho indulge in
tiaveh.'ie. of the officers
cess ii v t.) s-ir that they
i'.aita.if. Ni itii ( 'ar liua
,'hilc
enjoyment ot
aich luxurous !
it ir only in- I
are kindly, i
tentlr-meii.
The Kiiiny Spell.
Tin x,i--iv.
,1
aim
,,n
lt en
.1 Ha
d of
v hi
r.'i t
II i 1
Da'
uiaii
1" "
Ja '.
'ii
. i
Atiri'. Jure
From Fcbrt
Tie r ini it
ir., i oveiiit.i r .
it ry until May
aitleth (.Virv 'lav
i -' have thirty -ol'.
iuie blessed gleam -iv
.a cm had tw.. nn
oi-t a- v i t ai'd f. ;
i.ebniile:m H (i(i-i t ion il lid dnr Fili r
v-' : - f H iH'ini. v. I,., ,..,., j,. ,.- .1
Til. -i 1.1 V
e..
I. HI
i : loirrtri t
lie!.- today
1 II liijl.'l- i
j.-.-iti..ii.
ltti-nd it
ten inf'uriii
de-k
!! (hild I
! t 1 :i t
Yii-
lie ii
i.i-i 1 1
Ave i"
llie I".
He .1,
!-!
,1, I,, I- tl;
i 1 (I HIM
I'm
.he - i
' " " I"
I
iy ! inn
tllilt NeW llellle I!
C'.-.
:i : i pr .pcrly 1 epresi nte. I
ie" o'-i ii b i oinptil'isi ,n i
l"i"f. -ir- the Stnt. am
of tin Stat.- take i-iieh :r hit
I'm i : . a fair pics..ntat i. .;.
let a I!
wl a-I
.f I'll-
ports
h ill
T 1 1 : i ! 1
oil,-.!
inilustrics and inanifol.l midevi I
resmirccs which the eon.l i.M N'nr;'!
I Stttti- posM -M-s throughout it lrn;Oli and '
j l.t"a lt!i. in the meantime do not let the'
j magniui'h of this great event cause nnv '
l n-' t i ' sight even partiully of the
' ehi!,-itii.iis that require attention and'
at home jThe State Kail, (or
winch up.iii-iial exertions are U'intr made.
! v, ;:1 he lieu! IVom (Hnl.rlKil, i o,.,
- j and the noted New Btrne Fait will In. Id
i!S sixth annual exhibition next
spring.
Iiear them ill mind, jilan for tin h in ad
vance, and help all forward a.- opportu
nit oi : ...it-.
Shocked by Electric Light Wires.
Mr. R. P. Williams received a severe
-li. ek from the electric liht wire at the
ho . Av'i dnesday night. He started to cut
looj,. a portion of the wire that had fallen
with plycr- having handles encased with
rubbers for the jmrpose, hut as soon as
the blades touched the epper lie expe
rienced the shock from .the electricity,
which hi id him last. So fevere was it
that though he tried to cry out lie was
s ;.ecclih -s. and he was not. released until
iho-e a! t he works, noticing the di-turb
a:., r. i oiicluded something wti' u'oing
' nig and turned off the euni i.t When
it -topjii',1 Mr. Willrnms wa- tlimwn -ev-iia.
.'..it. But for the timely -t"ppagi at
the works he would probably haieoecn
kilhd.
Mr. ''A'aham? supposes that in working,!
.-m. ii'. unprotected portion of the lilver-
t "
,.t the end must have touched his haiid.J
a-th.'Meep burn left ( orri-aj.oiu.ls in rlmpe j
to that part oft hi aistnin.i in . Siii!al
I ()
I -a,
lei 'art;.- w 1 ie kno.k'd -v i ' y
s.ioi k lec' ived lroni -tipping mi tie
wiK? whik-the fire was in pn-re., but
no .n-ivas -triousiy huit. Look out t . 1
.... ,. .,1 a
1. 011:
Or;
:- -tat
d
d that
b. . 11
1 ,
a th
at in
1 11
ill.
aiTe
ln.it a
r iir-
o-oi.ttaii
I'iII. ( 1 r, 1 vinei a 1 .1 b. t
Pihe- ami Aberdc'ii 1- al
!' a iiii'e wii h an. i mail
; South, r;
1 a o'larte
I mils 1.,
The .-hij'j.aig season is
(ieo 1? (tordiicr writes 1
..i,d .01 1 .Mr.
d I-. !,.- I.i
ii. vi r ai un
in i tin r ia this citv that ther
1-
dant yieid and highly satisfactory prie. -.
S fine 1- the prospect that North, ru
lueii ari buying up the crop al from
!fi2j'.l t- Ait."io per acre a- it Man. I- 11: the
til hh-
Th;-' I- another indication ot tin- po-
siliiiitn s ot .Nortli ( arolina --oil. .No o.
j ter country exists in tin v. oihl I'm
' than mire and mativ other fruit
1
be cultivated witli cipial aaiatitaee
A Delightful Time.
Rev. John F. Hut: and win mil a;
viled to Smith s (.'reck to i-it ihc tain
ilii s of Aldriches and Mnlyettc.-. and wen
several days there this week in lei re.it .on
Thev spent the time with those aal
kind-hearted people, very pleasantly
agreeable.
l'hev ret iinied well di ii
dite
with their trip ;
On Thursday inornin- sta,iui:t "in at j
six and returning at nine from a fishing j
excursion, Mr. Jno. Timbcrlakc, who ac
companied Mir. Butt and Mr. Aldrich.
caught 133 line croakers and t routs, many
of them very large. Some of the trout
measured 2Z inches in length. They re
port it u very enjoyable trip, and were
strongly presseel to repeat it.
A Start in Housekeeping.
The Greenville Relleotor aiiiioiuiei s ,
Septemlier 1st as the date for the grand i
opening of the new mammoth ware- i
house belonging to Jovner it lleilbroner ;
! tho Eastern. They declare their j
i intention of showing to the world that
this section raises the finest tobacco on
the continent, and they want tho 1st to be
a gala day and want every farmer to bring
a load of his lost tohaeco to the opening
"break They assure the highest prices.
One attraction that it is desired to se
cure to help draw the crowd is to have a
marriage take place in the warehouse on
that day, and as an inducement they have
secured $100 worth of presents to lie
tl'iven to tlie bride and groom of the oc
casion The first, couple who inl'mnis
them that they will accept tho'propositinn
M ill he chosen, and upon the fulfillment
of th" agreement they w ill take the pr. s
Home wun ;uein.
Minutes of State S. S. Convention.
We have leceived the minute- o
th
ch , i ut h annual convent ion of tin N ('.
Slate Sc.Dday School Association, u hii h
wa-
if,
h
Id iii Centenary Al. F. Church, this
i March 27th. 30th and :'l.-t. It
a valuable referent-. book f.a
- in the As.soi iatiou, a- it givis all
ak
':.. :- of b .th th. ro.n, ....,1 , ..unt, :
: I'dat ion-, plan.- n.d ; u: p.- ! tie
'. --o : at ion co ti st it ut ion . Lain . i . ' -ti-
t U ! . : !';'. ollltlU llilo! for . . 1 t , t ..1.1
; o ii.-'n j . as-ociat ions, rep
; . -. stati-t:e- ii.uk.
jo. ; : . i , 'C o i a- of mi l tin'
,M. '.'.lain:' a .-yimj , - ,,!
!!....!, !'. 11, ana' !i-t Fit''
as . I
Ulalti
the
I '
dr,
II
M
llan.il.. !'a t Ih.o: and
th
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
ilwaukee
I I.IK ( rlo-
r -r 5 Cent 8.
i
0RSf
obacco.
. ZVAUD,
Scaoor
:ai
!5h'DL!
N e :
i; Street,
t l Dock.
- i
It
rses mn RULES.
fi.NK LOT of
i Nf-ftl: Oaro'ma
VV !
HOEaEif AND MULES.
A I bw A ! INK l.oi OF
BUGGIEb, ROAD OARTS
AND
HARNESS.
AJl of which I will sell VKKY OI1EAP
for paflh or n j rovoj ; nfxir.
Olvc ai- 1 irinl.
1S g S1:xsi3Ct
eezers,
Mason's Fruit Jars,
i Porcelain Lined Kettles
Glacier.
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and
Fly Traps,
i'OU SALH i:v
Sm&iii?a-d S Slovor,
MIPDLl! STKKKT.
A SURVIVOR OF THE WAR.
1855 1892.
fjfJTIITQ WAMhl' ti' .linm unusually
HULft I 0 libera; I. mm will tin given to
bpII our now Pools, Lire anil W'orfct of
SPUR6E0H.
Trie world ftrtt preacher Is dosil.snit
hundreds of Itiounmiils of rhrlBllBn fsmllle.
as well as rtruymn, lt'.lil" rencliira, mo
il ents, wait) fur an uri"'rtunlty to ur
oliK ttilu tioiil'. Wo wimt bkciiUi to amll
thin book rleht now. while Hie Interifct Is
ereatei-t . dim I w..a i...hv seu.l AT rs;K
IN cents In M..a, i r, i .i ,ieiis cx)niiletian
vantliii; outt't nn.l Ik- llio tlrst to can van
your nelc li ln.rlioit.1 .
TKIiMS 1 1!1 ItAI,. ACT IJt-'lCK.
FORSIIFK .V McMAKEX,
( liiclnnntl, U.
STARDAKD
Truck Barrels.
AVe aie now pr pared to .-upply Barrel
of our niaiiu hictui e, lu any quantity,
delivered on cos oi steuuier at New
Dcrno.
For further infoi mat ion apply to our
Sales A'iil. F. II. A. .1. A. MKADOWS
CO.
.10 N FS A CO.
Wo. the uiidei ni;:i
Eland 1 nek 1 1 irri is
MeBsr". .' i;io- .V (. o ,
gave us .oi feet s;C
u so 'lie ,-a me barrel - :
a'.s.i . -in.' tl a : i la
HA' m:
Maj I... !s.h.
e) nseil olio tliou
li. anil la. tilled l y
ia " v ar, and they
taction. We shal'l
o 1 1 n this oar, and
i' nt in- 1 lai i el-.
i: ,V Wm.i.f.tt.
1 1 dwtf
100 BAGS SHOT
To Hand This Day.
All Sizes.
Send In Your Orders.
If. Ulx-ieli,
WJiOEKHALK GliOOEK,
KIDDl.K STURET.
NaW HF.BNK N. C.
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ml: o frt v-f"h& . rTl
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