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VOL; XIX.
NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, OCTOBER 15, 1896.
NO. 31.
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politics "look. from
the; capitol;
pair Bta. SUrs EnUaaaM.
. Paaallst Cans pal f Baak.
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- 7ashctgton, D. C., Oct 13. S
President Cleveland has raid that pro
priety would prevent hia "mingling ac-
tiTelj' to the campaign, bat since las re
turn to .WastuD&toa it has become appar
ent that ha intends to pail all the wires
in Li i each to bring aboul Bryau's defeat
and matt Democrat would prefer thai he
snoaki talcg!a actlYeljV which seems to
U bis definition ct taking
arWc
his eicative oSce against " Bryan and
tby La to had some hard things to aa
about his writing a letter eommaodlntbe
gold moTeraent, to be read at a gold meev
ins addressed by a member of ha cabinet)
' while by hia order other members of his
cabinet were dismissing officials for being
candidates for office on the eUrer ticket,
and b some instance for oat working (or
the ailYer ticket
A considerable iota of mooy at. one
Vlacj $ 12,000 Ls posted . in Washington
to bet on HcKioley Velection, the odds
snow being oSered are 3 to 1, tat there is
kless bettinz than was erer known at this
period of a .Presidential campaign.
Chairman Butler, of the' Populist Ra
tional Committee, efforts out 232 electoral
tvote 8 more than eoough to elect for
IBrjma, without including .the . States oi
2;:.jvi& Delaware, Michigan, Iowa and
(Ohio, in alt of which he claims that Bryan
Sua an eren chance to win. Bat in JSen
ur Bmr! "sure thing1 list are a nnm-
vber of States which are also on the Repub
. 2kaa 'Sure thing" Etta.
The Populidt, Campaign Book will be
ibeaed this week. The other campaign
.boots hare been oat sometime. j The
aielaj in issuing the Populist book was
caused by deliberation aa to .whether one
ahould be issued at all. It differs some
what radically from either the Democrat-
ic or Eepablicaa campaign books, ia
thatUessphasiaea its discussion of the
' traneportatioa question .- in . connection
with the money question. : The . book
" Kjeerta that M those Who profit by our
, pemidoua monetary laws and disenmi-
aatig rystem of taxation, together ' with
tthose who control . our ' transportation
tiacilitkf, hare created odious trusts and
monopolies. t the? are taking an
. :aciire part in politics and are placing
itheir entire power behind and in support
ol the gold standard.
In Tiew of the claims made by both
" parties as to Kentucky," the opinion of
:ilx. M. J. Richmond, wboae fonper prom
.iaence in Kentucky politics enables him
. ."to speak with authority, enhanced by his
' . now being practically wut of politics, is
; interestinz. If. Bichmood. who has
; jast come to Washington from Kentucky
said: Itis extremely dimcult to saj
i bow the electoral rote of Kentucky will
igo. - The betting b even, neither aide
being willing to give odds. My opinion
i ia that the whole question hinges on the
l Populut Tote. That was 23,000 in the
. i last election, and supposing it goes solidly
tfor Bryan, tne question is whether it will
' xceed the lues of sound money Demo
' crsu who will vote either for McKinley
or Palmer. . I .think ,a majority of the
wtMind money I)BmocraU are going to Tote
the Republican ticket ; In Corington and
Newport, there ia a large German Galb-
: otic element, which ia strongly for Bryan,
: and I beliere meet of toe .working men
art on his aide. - One of the odd features
af the campaign ia the attitude of 'Pole'
Cariisie, a,brotlier of the Secretary, who
. Is Tfafitmaster at Covington. He ia an out
nd oat Brjan man, . and when Bryan
.came to our town to speak was ooe of the
first to rush to the stand ' and . grasp him
; by the hand. - But this only shows bow
:th Democrats are diridad aa the issue
i and what a queer aiix-ui it ia. Our ceo-
;ple haTS dropped work and business eo
.-.tirely, and talk gold and silver day and
' tnijjbrj
Both sides are interesting themselves in
tthe man who fives in Washington but has
u toU ia some of the States, especially if
'.hia vote be in ooe of the close or doubt
.fnl Stales, of which there seem to be s
. -great toaar ttla jcar. Botii theDemo-
cratic end Bepoblicae Coogressiooal Com
mUtees have arranged with the railroads
Tor reducvd trsnsportatioa tor voters, and
'while neither is making it a rule to furnish
Tree tickets, there will be little trouble for
Impecunious voters in certain States to get
theoa from either. At iho beginning of
the campaign ii was thought that few of
the rank and file of Government employes
would go to the expense of soing to their
homes to vote, owing to their belief that
the civil service law woald keep them in
1 office whether they did or not. Bat there
. nss been a great change, and it is now
probable that aa unusually iarge percent
age of them will go home to vote also
that moot of them will vote for McKinley,
' not so much because of any decided pref
erence for him as because they believe
their bread .and butler depends upon bis
election. This change has been brought
about by tbe continued assertions, which
have not beta denied, that if Bryan is
sleeted there will be aa all-around shake
up ia th civil service in all it branches.
-'." MmMgm Slelver Parmll.
Special.
' RiltlSE, N. CL, October 12. Judge
Mclrer had another stroke of paralysis
at Durham today, and was compelled to
cod the term of the coart, and go to his
home at Carthage, N. C.
SteBMafcllaaa Kcialratln.
PpclaL . . "
RaUciofi, X. Cv October 12. Chair.
man HoUou declares that his rturos
ahow 25 per cent increase la the Repur
lican "resist ration, as compared with fortn--eiy?ars.
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TUB WINS.TON BfiOlSTHABS.
MataMirya Order a Kea-la-
tratlan. Repaalleana KM ItCaia-
fxUsw Damit.
Special.
Ralkiqh, N. C, October 8. Judge
Montgomery's order to registrars Reed and
Curtis, of Winston, to appear before bim
Tuesday, ts being sent oat by Chairman
Holton as a sort of campaign document.
Qe has bad three thousand printed.
The order savs that under section four
teen tbe election law. It is allowed to
any bystander who supposes removal has
been made for mere purpose of being a
voter, or that residence of the elector, is
not actual, and bona fide, to request the
registrar or judge of election, to swear
any person ottering to vote as to bis resi
dence, and to have placed in writing op-
nnuM hi nifflC ih. n.vl iwnnt T I.
e,tef
sent himself for registration. Their duty
ia upon answer of elector to questions
pro pounded to record his name, and per-
sons who hare been conricted and sen
tenced for participating in riot, hare not
; been adjadged guilty of felony or any
crime in tamo o "by iawa of Bute and are
entitled to registration.
A REPUBLICAN XNTSRTXSW.
What Caaaaaittecaaaa Pattraaa Bays
- Bsaklleaa-PaalUt Faslaa.
Bpeelal.
RaUBlOH,-H. C. October 10. R. O.
Patterson of the- Republican Stale com
mil tee was Interviewed this evening and in
reply to the question "What is tbe next
move your committee intends to take re
garding tbe Populista" replied: "We are
going to try to complete the state ticket
with tbe Populists. We will settle -it if
we can, so far as JUeatenant Governor
and Auditor are concerned. It .will be
accomplished in some sort of way. We
will not give the Populists both places.
A When asked "will yon take doWa Hen
derson for Auditor?1 Patterson replied
"You can easily answer that yourself."
Traaa, Th aaaaet.
Special. . .
WaSHuroTON, D. C, October 12.
Ambassador Eustis in his cable message
this morning, informs Secretary of State
Olney, that J. P. Tynan, the American
suspect, whoee extradition England asked
for, will bo released.
It' is thought that Tynan will sail for
America on the first steamship.
TBS IIPRHICANB.
Laasr lalaaa, BstSaway Bsvea, Caaey
Islaaa sal Jsrsev Caiut Bar
SpeolaU
Skw Yokk, Oct 12. This after
noon's hurricane ravaged lxng island,
sweeping many buildings into the sea.
At Rockaway Beach a score of Hotels
and pavilions were carried out to sea.
Coney Island was badly battered.
Sekila' music hall was carried away, and
greatly damanged. Along the Jersey coast
the Hotel Nor Bundle, where Senator Hill
stops, was underminded, end is ready to
fall into the sea. ,
Ta SMk Market.
Special.
Ntw Yoaa, October 12. Stocks were
de Dressed today. The European bourses
were all weak.
Areaatsaaa Irlaaa'a Latter.
Special.
WasHiaoTOir, D. C. October 12 The
Republican Congressional Committee
highly applaud Archbishop Ireland's let
ter.
Th Caaaack Caal Hlaea.
Special.
Ralkigu, N. C, October 12. S.
Langdon of Philadelphia is trying
break the receivership of the Cumnock
Coal Mines.
The mines are now being operated in a
small way, principally to keep out the
water, tbe reaion is that the receiver has
not been able to negotiate the Receiver's
certificate.
Will Has Ball.
Special.
Rax.no h, N. C. October 12. The
plan of building the Episcopal Cathedral
of the Good Shepard here is abandoned for
the present.
The church will concentrate its efforts
upoo the permanent establishment of St.
Mary's school.
Wtaat's la a Hants.
Special.
Raleiqh, N. C. .October 12. Chair
man Holton said tonight, "Pat Massey
has written a nice letter coming down as
congressman in this district, we dou't call
it '-coming down,'' we call it co-operation."
Via Kill Baraea.
Soeclal
Raleigh X. (J. October 12. Jesse
Winborne's mill and cotton gin, and 26
bales ot cotton in Wake county were
b rimed today.
Loss $2,000.
re kleellaa Oplalaaa.
8peelal.
Raleigh, X. C, October 12. John
W. Graham gives to Chairman Holton an
opinion on tbe election law ia wbicb he
saye: "It is not a competent question by
the registrar of election whether a man
ives with his wife, or ot a single man,
where be sleeps."
Haw Hiij More T
Special.
Raleioh, X. C, October 10. It is
said tbe Democratic Central Committee
meets next Monday night.
Harrlcaae at a.
Special.
Xaw York, October 10. The Can-
ar.l Steamship Umbria reached tbis port
this sltnrnoon, after a very rough voyage,
the steamship encountering a hurricane.
AS TO FUSION.-
OFFERS COME FROM DEMO
CRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Cnalrmen Hilent on Qaentlon. Rrg-l-tratloa
Fiarare. Which vernor?
SwTrk Preaa oa Walter riark.
Tarlaas Hews Items.
Journal Bcrkatt,
Ralkiqh. N. C, October 10.
A leading Populist said lodny that in
regard to the proposition, if snch it can
be termed, made by the Democratic central
committee to the Populist central com
mittee regarding Congreeioni! fusion,
that it seemed to him the "mountain
had given birth to a mouse." He said
there were only two plans lor the Demo-
P: one t
t aJl,JuttebaTelheir
o have co fusion at
own straight ticket;
the dther to have complete fusion from
connty officer to U. S. Senator.
Is it generally known, or is it known at
all, that Senator Butler ou the 5th or Junt
last, proposed total fusion to tbe Demo
ocratic committee ? iur correspondent
is told such U the case. -
The proposition or suggestion for a
movement to join forces so a9 to surely
elect nine Iree silver congressmen, was
sent out yesterday afternoon by ChairninD
Manly to Chairmen Ayer. The latter re
plied, saying he bad called his central
committee to meet next week: Ayer said
this morning: "Everything begins at
.Democratic neadqnnrt-s now. Aim
the fountain-head of all this business at
at present. Ever)tbini done amounts t
nothing, absolutely nothing. When Man
ly was asked for news of the new move
ment, be said: "Xotbing will be givtn out
by me."
Ex-Senator Jarvi, who has been here
several days, was with Chairnmn Miinlj
this morning. Tbe Democratic Statt
committee will not meet again. There i.
no occasion for it; the central committee
have all needed powers.
The Republicans illustrate tbe iinniei.se
registration of voters by saying Unit in
precincts laid off as containing not ovt i
850 voters, 40) to 500 have in some case
registerei. This Is hd effort i f tbe Re
publicans to make it apper that the
negro vote has been suppressed.
A Populist State committecnian say:
"Tbe, D.mocrats are dis-posed to ronki
almost any concessiona. They know tbi
are whipped " He m iu cot vcrv sroo"
shape to paa "Ju b ia H' upon lien-.i
cralic proposition. Is it any wondei
that Republ cau t oirmti 'et men lnngli nnd
say tbuy bav,oine 4jf'ilio Pojrits--sc
well scared, "ihey cau'l (fo a tiling."
The statement is made by tbe Prpulis;
State Chairman and rone of the commit
teemen that the It- j ul-licaiis mr ly avr
them to unieistaid they would dr
Russell and sipiiorl Guthrie. It is per
haps due Rep ni.cau chairuan lit lion t
sary be never made any t-uch rii;ie, f.n
he told the Populists bis coirmittie anr
Russell too kvi.uld con?t nt to this. l!toi
said aa much hibt i 'glit, Who tleu tuh
the Populiiis this?. V ho -tooled" P.-u
list State Chairman Aycr and his r eti
tral committx? Was it not some (rieu--of
Senator Pritchard? Was not the 'ntt
willing, let us say desirous, to hau Hn-
sell taken down it that wo ,l iiure tlx
carrying out of" what ihe Populist com
mittee propo;ed, namels the iTilti-i'tn i
of Pritch ira f -r eu.ttor l-y bain? R-pub
l'cans deel n-i :o -eak ol this m.iCer, hn
there are exi elltni itusons Ji-r euin it i
trae in all respects.
The Xew York Ptefs n.akes a savagi
attack elitorially upon Jns'.ice WaU i
CU'k of the Supreme Court, in its nti
cism oi a mag;iz ne aiticij by turn on
wh it will lesult if silver comes in. The
editorial (urns him "a Populist jurist.''
Ex-Julge Si'ier WbiUkei's campiigu
promises to be lully as novel and lively as
those of W. A. Gullirk- und Oliver II.
Docker, liej ub'ic .ns ha to Guihrie, some
of them lendeis, loo, declared today tbat
"our people would certain'y Dot tujiport
Guthrie now. with his attacks on us ami
our pany.
One of the in' si prominent Democrats
the Sute told tcxUy a qu.er ftory about
the Xew Y.tk Woib', whi- give-i foi
w'jot it is woiih. It is that the d iy tin
Journal il c hired f.r lliyaii the World bad
&l fdiiori.il in type declaring ior u lm,
whic'i was to : ppear the following day.
Q ivirnur Cair, Staff, perhaps foaje
S'.ata office! 8 and the conin into will leave
here in a private c .r on the evening of the
13th instant for Wilmington, reaching
thc:e t 8 o'ch ck on tlie inoinn g ot the
14th, and t'n u g" tn S)ulli)ort by steamer
to present l he lestl uouial to the Cruiser
RiteiJ). It h said that Hon. Alfred M.
Waddill ui-y iuke the presentation
epe ch.
There are 22 1 cadets at tbe Agricult
ural and Aiecuun'Ctti college, ineir arm
is now better than it was ut the end of
last term.
Geo. Cox was here ycs,terdy and re-
C died a bit ot history of 1876. Orders
were Ihei issued thtt uteach polling place
at the election, n U.S. Deputy Marshal
should Ik. .'Ut on duty. Gin. Cox, theD
Dm cratie State Cbaiim tn, is?ue1 an
order that il'anv if tlnse tnurehdls ap
peared they 8'iould be unested as their
use was Hie-ai. aome niine uepuoueaus
ieclurci there would be bloodshed. The
ate B. F. Moore said that right and jus
ice were not tilings to be be turned aside
by threats of a little bloodshed. Dm the
jte Rchud C. Badger went to Wash
ington and procured the revocation ol the
order.
The Demccrats insist that the rumors
whuh were circulated yesterday that the
report made to their committee showed
tbe party was in baa shape, and already
neaten, were all started by Republicans.
Tbey say that altogether the reports were
better than was expected.
Landed Arms In Cuba.
Jacksonville, Fla. News reached
heie ol the successful landing of a filibus
tering expeditiou on the coast of Cuba by
the tui? Dauntless, of Brunswick. Tbe
expedition, consisting of two carloads of
arm?, ammunition, medicines and stores,
ws loaded on board the steam tug
Dauntless from Ocean Pier, at Palm
Beach, last Thursday night. The DauDt
lecs left here last Monday, presumably for
Brunswick. The Collector of Customs
of this noit would not allow an extra
supply of coal to be taken ou boar 1, so
he coal Was shipped by rail to the Satilla
River, ami there loaded on the filibus
ter.
On Wednesday 2) Cubans left Jackson
ville lor PaUn BcbcU. Next i.igbt the
steamer aifiyid there, an-! the cargo ol
munitions of war wus qirckly loaded and
the mpo boarded the steamer, which
beaded for the southeast. 1 he news ivy
ceived is that tbe steamer reached the
Cuban coast Friday nisbt, landed ber
cargo and men, and re.icbed Biscayue
Bey Sunday morning.
The Dauntless is under bond for tip
pearnnce to answer libel proceedings
which were brought against her by United
States officials on a charge of going into
foreign waters without permission. Her
captaiu ard crew are under bond to an
swer charges of carrying an expedition to
Cuba, but they evidently do not mind
that, as they will make enough out of the
expedition to pay all their fines if tbey
are lound guilty. The cruiser Newark
gave up the chase of the Dauntless and re
turned to her placa at anchor off St.John's
Bar.
Bnpreine Court Declslous.
Special.
Raleiqh, N. C, Octolmr 13. The
Supreme Court this evening fi'ed the fol
lowing opinions:
Russell vs Taylor, fr m Beaufort, af
firmed. Goldberg vs Cohen, from Craven, af
firmed in both appeals.
State vs Woolard, fr .m Benufort, af
firmed.
Kealon vs .Tones, from Perquimans, af
firmed.
Nicholson vs "Commissioners of Dave.
Petitiou to re-li' ar dismissed.
Gwenn vs I' .iker, from Gates, affirmed.
Chadbourn vs Johnson from Pender,
error.
Parker vs Rai'ro.i i. from Bertie, new
tiial. v
Hughes vs Railroad, from Bertie,affirm-
ca.
Meekins vs Walker, from Tyiell, new
Warren vs Short, from Beaufort, affirm
d. Cook vs Guirkin, from Pasquotank,
new trial.
Cowan vs Phillips, from Beaufort, new
trial.
Harris ys Murphy, from Beaufort, af
firmed.
Hahn vs Mosely, from Cravcn,affirmed.
Crabtree vs Scheelky, iroui Craven, af
firmed.
Scheelky vs Koch, frou Craven, affirm
ed.
Ciitreltea Made HlmStcal.
Williamsport, Pa. Iii the United
States Court here yesterdjy, when Louis
Dri'fTier, aaeil 20, who pleaded guilty
to having extracted money from letters
while a clerk in the Williamspoit p 'Si
office, was called lor sen'euce it was
shown that tbe y uog man was so exces--ively
addicted to the cigarette habit that
li'S iutelhct had been shaken. His
nothcr fell to the floor unconscious when
J ii J t;e Rutlijtou pronounced a serdence
of imprisonment in the Western Peniten
i i 1 1 y upon i be j'ouih.
ffenk Stock Market.
Special.
Xew York, October 10. The stock
market today, was generally weak and
lower, in sympathy with the loreign
market.
Ai;ed Woman Burned to Death.
Gettysburg Pa. The funeral of
Miss Eva Hull, aged 82, was held Mon
day moaning. kShe lives in Berwick town
ship, Adams county, and Fiidiy evi-ning
while striking a match, sit fire to the con
tents of a drawer.
While c irrving the burning drawer into
the yard she fell aid ignited h?r dress.
I'assing children saw her and gave the
alarm. She died a few hours later.
Jlnj be a Bauk Robber.
Lake Miixs, Towa. City Marshall
Ruby yet rday arrested a man who is
believed to be the second robber concern
ed in the murder of the assistant cashier
of the Sherburne Bank, and a traveling
salesmin. The alleged robber arrived in
town on a bicycle, tired and jaded, and
his apjftarauce corresponded with Ihe
description sent out. lie was i:iimediate
ly placed under arrest.
Three revolvers were fourjd upon li 13
pers-o i. All wt ru loaded, and au extra
supply of cartridges was fount. In an
sver to qnetiors he ma 'e c mtiaiict ry
sbitemeots, nd would not give any ac
counts of bis whereahouts inre ihe mur
ders. The raptured num wns completely
worn on' an.l drnebed lo tiie skin. lie
consented to return to Sherburne.
Poisoned by a Spider's Bite.
Newbcro, N.Y. Miss Gertrude Ciane
of Lake.Mahopc, is threatened with blood
poisoning fiom the effects of a sp der's
bite. A few days ago she picked up a
piece of decayed wood in the yard of her
residence As she ilid s a large b'ack
spider crawled out of the stick and bit
her upon the hand. Home remedies were
applied at firf, but the injured hand and
arm also continued to swell rapidly. Dr.
Reed was summoned and took charge of
the case.
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STATE COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATIC PROPOSITION
FOR FUSION.
They Propose Fusion on Stale, Con
gressional and Legislature Tick
ets. Ayer Says it Will Not be
Accepted.
Special. '
Raleioii, N. C. October VP,. The fol-
lowing is Hie tt xt oi the Democratic prop-
osilien for fusion pjade to the Populists
this m ridn-i. "The Djiiioi ratio State
committee believing th ; white people of
the State ae intensely in earnest in their
desiie nnd miposj to sicuie the benefits
of the reform for h cli Bryan stands and
tonrestrve ird iMVirnment in jvorth
Cnrohua is i)ieu'rcl to inviieu clot-e
alliance among 11 t hose who hold l
thse views. Thi-, iu nr opinion, b
made iraprntive i view ot ti e tct that
the colored vot.rs of the State have been
itmttd in a compact bo!y in suppott o1
Miobb measures f jr which McKinley and
Ru-sell stand
The colore I oe pleaud their leaders hav
made a union of the white people neces
siry to d.iatt McKinleyisin and Rus
sellis n in Not th Carolina. To provide
for a union ot'thosb believing in white
supremacy and good government, the
chairman of tnis committee is instructed
to nrooose to the Executive Committee
oi the Populist p irty a ticket to be voted
for at the coming election, as follows:
For Governor, C. B. Watson, of Forsy the;
Lieuf. Governor, W. A. Guihrie, ol Dur
ham; Secretary of State, Cyrus Thompson
of Onslow: Treasurer. W. A. Wonh, of
Wake; Attorney General, F. I. Otborne,
of Mecklenburg; Superintendent of Public
Instruction, John U. Scarborough, of
Johnson, Auditor, R. M. jFurman, of
Buncombe; Supreme Court, A. O. Avery,
W. A. Montgomery; Superior Court,
oth District, J. S. Manning; for Congress,
that the sacral districts shall be ar
ranged as follo.vs: To the Populist party
1st, 3rl, 4th, and 7'h districts; to the
Democratic Prty, 2ud, oih, Gth, 8th. and
9ih Districts.
That the committee pledges its best
efforts to the election of W. A. Guthrie as
United States Senator.
For the Legislature both parties pledge
their best efforts to defeat all Republican
candidates to the Legislature, and to tlect
orJy Democrats and Populists, aud only
sncii of them as are known to stand for
the relorm advocated by Mr. Bryan.
As soon as Populist State Chairman
Ayer 'iead this proposition he said to
your correspondent, "You can say for me
it will cot ba accepted.1'
Chairman Ayer calls the Populist State
Committee to meet tomorrow evening.
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Fall Greeting,
Quality I jp
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PARTICULABLY IN
Shoes,
Shoes.
H. HAOKBURN.
HACKBUBX & WILIiETT,
47 & 40 Polloek Street;
ICEW BERNE, M.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of junction City,
III-, was told by her doctors she had Con
sumption and that there was no hope for
he--, but two bottles Dr. Kinu'a New
Discovery completely cured her and she
eavs it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers,
139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered
from a dreadful cold, appro iching Con
sumption, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. It is
such results, of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderlui efficacy of this
medicine iu Couch and Colds. Free trial
bottles at F. S. Duffy's Drug Store. Regu
lar size 50c. and 41.00 (5)
NOTHING SPECIAL
THE SPECIAL MEETING DEM
OCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Popnlists Fnlly Natisfied. Say Have
"Worked" Democrats. Ayer
"Sys l3bow is Over "
Special.
Raleigh, N. C. October 12. The call
for the meeting of the Democratic State
Cammhtee meeting this evtning, did not
announce any special object, but simply
said it was of vital importance to the life
of the paity.
It appears to be now conceded that tbe
Populists have "worked'' the Democrats
for all they are worth.
Chairman Ayer let it be well under
stood today, that the "show was over," so
far as the Populist State committee
concerned.
is
THE COTTON MARKETS.
October 13th.
Liverpool opened 2 to 3-64 higher on
futures and a decline of 1-32 on spots
with sales 10,000 bales.
New York market has been firm most
of the day, Mill near the close when it
was steady at easier juices, finally clos
ing at 8c for January, a net advance of
15 points for the day.
This weakness tan be ascribed to the
wnnt of speculation suppoit.
Receipts continue large at the South
and it 13 hard to find buyers for the
actual stuff, even at low prices.
It is more than likely some declines will
take place from time to time and it may
be we are near the top for the present.
New Berne market has beeu steady at
6 to 7i.
Yours truly,
J. E. Latham.
NOTICE.
I want everr man and woman in the United
State interested in the Opium and Whisky
habits to have one of my book on these dis
ease. Addreig B. M. WooHey, Atlanta, a
box 882, and one will bo Mat 70a tree.
IMl KRt ft.
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Willrlj.
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BARGAINS.
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Telegraphic Items.
Buford Overton was executed at Harlan
Ky., for the murder, Jun 21, 1895, .1
Gustave and Julia Loeb, two Jewifeh
peddlers. Great crowds attended the
hanging, but there was no disturbance,
expectetl.
Dr. B. Mead Bolton, bacteriologist oi
the Board ol Headh at Baltimore, Md..
has b-en appointed nrofessor of bic:edc
logy and pathology by the bo;ird ot eura
tors of the Missouri State University.
The United States Court if Appenb
has rendered a decision adverse 'o the con
tentiou of the Knoxville, Sire-t Riihvav
of Knoxville Tenn., that the fmncbi-e
covered all the stree.'s of that city to the
exclusion of a rival company.
William M. Clemens, cashier of ihe
Cedurville Bauk, Cedarville, Ohio, diap
peared, leaving a letter lor his f uui 3
statiug that he IihiI gone to Mexico.
Clemens took only a'out $1,000, an I hn
sent word that he v ill return. He was
suffering mentally from business trouoles
Merriwea'her II Griffith, of Boston, re
cently arrested in Baltimore, on a leqjrs
from the authorities ot Boston, h;is been
released, and has gone lo OM Point Co n
fort, where De will remain for sever!
weeks. Wh"n he baa recovered from the
nervous shock caused by his arrest he will
go to some Western town.
Phillip Zimmer, of Sc. Louis, a. o
twenty four, a blacksmith, attempted ti
kill his sister, s;h t his sweetheart, Cella
Deitzonn in the ab iomen, and then put
a bullet through his own heart at ti e
Deitz nan girl's home Z mmer was jeal
ous of the girl, who relused lo marry him.
She will die.
A euit lias been commenced in ll.i
United States Circuit Court, at San Fran
cisco, by JHermanJ Cramer, claiming $5,-
000,010 from the Singer Sewing Machine-
Company, profits alleged to have been
made by the company in selling maehim s
which infringed Cramer's paunt.
Coiuelius Mcllugh, a guisinith ai.d
sportiug goods dealer, of Leudville, C .l .
is in the couuty jtil, charged wuh po -
jury, btrong evidence H soil to h v
betn obtained that aims used by the s-lnk
ers were shipped , to Mcllugh from New
Haven, Conn. McHugh dtnicd ihis wlied
examined before the Grand Jury.
Six persons were killed and twenty-six
injured in a boiler explosion in the Mon
tour rolling mills, of the Reading iron
Company. The victims are John Cassel
man, a child of Johu Lumguski, Thomas
and Oliver Cromwell, John Mullen, sr.,
and Johnston Lovett. Several ol the in
jured will die. The cause of the explosion
is not known, but it is supposed to have
been due to low water in the boiler. The
dead, with the exception ot the child,
were all employed at the mill.
lACKBtm,
Harkbara A
Wlllett.
Ion of Our
ind Notions
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"torm off aalg-aatla. t
Special. '
Raleigh, N. C, October
i.i a storm of indication at the pto?i '
ti n of the Democratic part beforr- ft 0
Populists in North Carolina, thi? a v
ii n Robert M. Furuisn, Dawocr ttio
11 nine for Stale Auditor, said to 3or-
, ( respondent: lf I were a goUi 'tiz
in I desired Noith Carolina lo go for
McKinley and Ru?sell, I sliould rijoico
it i I am sick with dlSjfiMt.''
Graham Academy
MARSHALLIIERU, N. C. '
Rev. W. Q. A. Grata, IB., Dl,
PRESIDENT.
Located ten miles Eatt of Beaufort, N. Cr
Aidcd'hy the Methodist Church,
are ruoning a 3chool to benefit the '
many who ne unable to-pay
exorbitant prices for
bonrd and tuition.
SPRINU TERM OPENS JAN., 4, 97
Orn Terms: Primary Grade, Board
ai:d Tuni-.n, 7.00 per month; Inter-,
meditite Grade, IioaM and Tuition,$7JJO
per month; Academic Grade, Board tad
Tuition, $8 00 per month. ;
We furnish ns good board aa can be ob-
i'nttl Iu hny country place, besides lbs
ystera. fih, etc, etc., with which. tb'
sni abonnrls Write the President fof all
information desired. . ,1
Take Notice!
TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS ANl '
PATRONS, TAKE NOTICE
"V7E HAVE OPENED OUR PLACE
ol business next door lo poet offitxi
and will be glad to Inve you come and"
e-. We carry a lull line of Confection-
11 ies, consisting of
Plain and Fancy Candles,
Nuts, Raisins, Apples,
Oranges, Bananas, Lemon, etc.
Tobaccos, Cigars, Pi pea, etc.
Please call and see what
wc have.
Respectfully,
N. NUNN & CO.
To MagiMtratcM.
The next session of (he Superior C art
for 'Jraven county, wfll liegin on Monday,
November 30th, 1896. Thi term of lb
court will le for the tml ol' Criminal as
well as Civil cases.
All cases bound over or 00 appeal are
recognizable to this term of said court.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court,
Kansas City's fall carniysl came to an
end in arena of roysterint and riototit i to
order seldom witnesse-d. Maoy fight and
I brawls resulted, and over seventy arreaU
were made. .-..:
J. II.
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