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tftlUKSDAY February 20, 1B96.
fuMlshad every Thursday a. :
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CCBPHKN W. .KENNEY,
Editor.
rwas more thaV tfto, whole Demo
cratic rote. But&5 frirfiiblrcans
Voted for the measure. Ten He-
blicarisf voted against Free
Coinage for &very . Republican
who voted for it. And still the
FopulUts'fase with a Party that
IB. H. Swain is not resposible
uemU of this paper con-
Hratted slice Nov. 8,1895.
183 Helen, are twb of the ; best
and most experienced educators
in North Carolina. Yonng :1a-
dies entering their school will
find every opportunity for ad
vancement and he surrounded;by
tho most delichtful and refined
ented hy Mrs. W. F. Askew Mr.
J. L. Spivey, Miss Susie Uuricj
and Mr. S. W. Kcnnoy.
I GO )D FOR STOCK AND POULTRY
TOO
"Chcclfonl' IlIack-I)raU;:r?t !i Ttvr
. a
jDR.W. G. L1IZELL
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Folio wine this tableau was a rM that tnirrxe U o!d In t!o cc boP-
An vrv11ntl delivered recitation i tnt our. ha if pouod ot nmlklne .for 2
(.u .--j I r - -
"The- Wedding Feo",;by Miss ccuu. immtot, f;;V?
t i "n tr:.u n I t !!9Tp ul all kinI' of meoWne
ljOrQ UUiiu.cmy tiai .-, ... nnl onr t , f
uv, aii"?" vr cm
an.
I
I but 1 would not onr PAck-ige I
itWk.IftMilil fur all Ihe oUcr 1 erei
ar It ! I'm test liunz for l.nre nr
ropuusts mse witn a rarty that fcUU "uaM . -v r; r . arUd v
casts, a-: majority against Free! influences in uieir , iuasu. nd Maud Gurlev.
ll? ' .... - . Itinmo . " . I "f T Tt . J.T T fP I .1 (,. !. KliriTv tlf tJlfl tf3f. fill 1
woinass ; every "lime and th-r . i Messrs u. xvueo mm x. i. r .
v - : " v "" nf: RrTvl for u" s.L -.1 ,r wilt -uro clcaeu tuo era CTcry mc.
say iney iuss to,get Free voin-1 WA,B8 uai",i, - oraun, uuwwu mc i.i."!.....!
boys ana gins nas iong,ueeH co-1 rucn oi .mo Hiuiiaui-.
ThrftUnrincere nretensa i A. tibli.hefi. Her pnpU. love ; ner tnwr ,r.-
. " i . .v. i : l knvicruuiMii'ig iuuuubi
exploded. No man With the evoteoir. . ti.M Ninth-npon tW program w.
ict to be.oon8iderfd.WeTe tvho ' V ,iT -T.7t
vofcAM .with u t Li- i you neea nofcienr wuw uiui"t i j
rotes .,th the Bepubhcans. I0"n. f TOinl,80r Lf the Society, Mi, Lirzie Gur-
otmng has . ao retarded the 8ny." , T -here lej. " escol'ently rendered,
growth of free silver sentiment in
In full of pleasant nome. lhu w,owe4 a flircc
the Nation ag tlie fact that those tudrtl'tg can R6t , e-P" "Witches in the Crwra", in
L. ', .. tlinn in anv town in tlie State. .iU JJ,, W. 1J. Askew, in her
v pvicaui ouu iiowi nor It. run ' i 1 - . i .
4u ' Patronize and encourage home free and easy way acted the part
. wno vwe . .Ml lt a irtbo"r of love of MrP. Churndather (or the lnJy
against it, and who stand in the terP",ei- 1 S Snr Uftho house); Clementina (or the
way of its comb-. . tor us; ir wr . T 1 : dauL-hter ofMrs. Churnda.her),
a . J ah rmftTle. lncu r i . i i . e
are commanded to do as we w
be done hy.
DENTIST
acd
BCSCOHBEv
he Senate Committee -bn For.
ign Relation l.ave agreed on the
'following resolutions:
1st, Iteiolved that, fnthe oprn-
'7n of Congress, tondition 'of
w.tok war exists between , the
Jrttnent ot J3pun anu the
government 0ciirmed and for
. me time maintiined by force of
atms by the pcopleof Cuba; nd
Hbit the TJnitea States of 'Amen
ca should maintain a strict neu
between the contending
n mAA accord to
powers " -rMlt J gettio
rK all ineriEiiv" ts - i , , i ., .
?ffi!S2?S2 P-'rted the Populist
! :V. ninioo: with the and D.mocrac,- was de-
Sw&ra-1"1- - e -uses that defeated
American. ho have large t prty gave the death note
3s of monev invested in sugar t0 1,re" . It and De
S.?r!!!J. A other enter- mocracr are the Cause oUhe Pee
. in Cuba want to ... sue- Ple- When you Ktrangle one, yon
lltie. in CnbJat smol,eri Ire other. Democracy is
-- assured before helligerem 4 ,
1C It, UoYLxau.
Incubator for sale at thisoEcc
ABSOLUTELY EREE
Ono vaar's subscription to the
Woman's Health Journal to all
new subscribers nml old ones who
renew for another year.
OPTICIAN
! do rrjcrtl to xa raise VS fcVi
sdeotiflcallvan! 'JatisUi t
m.i ail us7ncci:cai o tu Ti
line ofg'ax4c4 cuJ vcuclt
tie ma alio itrrayoQ tUUfaDjUk.
Itoea ofJcoUl work
NUT PLANTER
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL ONES MADE.
"cuujjc wur i-upunst inenus
can see the litter folly of getting
financial aid trom Republicans.
Juatas Democracy was srettin
control of the Government and
condition to civ
daughter ofMrs. Churndasher), '
ttW was wtjlltalcenbv Mrs. J. L.Spi- NEARLY 2,000 IN USE. . , -i '!
oW y,nndMiss Anuie Haye PnCe RedUCCCl tO Suit the Tlltlei
the part of Miss Pickspider (or x 1 vwwva
t i ?.i i - Ai r.i : SnMnrAn nni tn order thronrh local areot. sclq Cr
I tr
in a
C0NUNDRUM8.
It the first fusion of Populist
with Republicans produces a ma-
ioritv aealost the free coinage ot
Silver.' how many umos w
an old maid in love) to the let-
ter, while 3Iessrt. J. L. Spivey,
fi. R. Nicholls, and S. W. Ken
nev. in their free and natural
manner, took the parts of an as
8trologery a magistralo and an
old bachelor flirt, respectively.
. .
A very prett) vocai duct was
j.
Wohre it It inconvenient to order through local agent, stud ibz
, to the Patentee ana Mauuucturtr, .
R. AYEKS, Petersburg, V
c
Write tot Cerculars, tit,
MAUI R AGENT,
omci, . i 2 very preiij Tocai uucii was mm
tako tojdestroy all chance of haY-,0iowed bv a tableau represent-
ins more money? inp Queeu1 Vnshti. J
11 lie IlllillV n 11.3 U I Hill, vllllllvll
"Mrs. Mark Twain'a S!ioeM, and
was compered. uf t vo characters,
t, -.inr furRflnatora who vote Miss Lizzie (mrlev, as Mr.
UJ CKVIriU w.wp-
'&hts are extended the Cuban
Wrgenti. They will want pay
m property destroyed, and un
lss the manner of warfare is
changed the bill will be a big
one.
The Amenian resolution just
absolutely essential to the cause of
Free Coinage. Study the votes.
They tell better than windv
mouthings.
every question?
., -:4. tn in. l" Kn"'"g tnill.1 hero which
ViT-.'--, nit handled hundred, of thou,
The Sco'tad Neck Democrat
savs:
L I Is it his first or his last vote, we
3 r . i i. o u,.o
arn tn U1Q"B lue ccubvui u .
' . c uanaieu nunarcds ot thoim- "
tbrtn Europe.- P-"" " and, of dollars during the 0a,t
them.ea a five years, stand as an endorse- We never Lear the fu.ionist
S i.l,S w-meDt0fAe ff0rt" mad speakoftheinterestotthepcople.
.the Armenian trouh es w pure ,,staMish ,he ente ;se ftrB .Ways trying to tnoke
V bCOrobfr T T; k; "Col. Frank Coxe.is the lead- peace between Butler and Wood,
-people wen . 6 , ... . inS spirit in an organization that nominate Kusscll for Governor or
President coua -w"-- will build a $500,000 cotton fac som. such thing. Wh.t relief
rflsoluticn m-tne iaw ah-uto ! t i . - , i hi
wu uruau river, at iowle s nas lusion uroun- mc
exactly oppo,iU to each other on Mr. Ike Smith n, Mr
We concrafulatc Miss Gurlev
iiion her-cood mana'reraent and
f li a arr.nimm.nf nf n1i an Snlar.
Was Senator Pritchard sincere etiug proj:rara in COiupliinciit-
f oNv Tli n I : At f
in his iree Oliver mhj; unu 01 ine periorniers you
whv not slick Up nnd put the I necessarily compliment them nil.
IT. . . a 1
Monfir onestion above tne Tariff " T Iur. ino. MD;n l lDe
HIUUl.ll. VIIIIICII ! I ilU l,n
iraount of $li25 was realized.
Spectatoh.
t I
Ml . HI M
SEVERAL COMMISSION MERCAHTS. j
DEALERS IN ;
FOTLTRY ND PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, j
We quote you Turkeys lite, per lb. 12 to 13 ct. Good dc:u
Chickens, per lb. young, 12c, Old Chickens, lie
CSTh!p to v anil vp will t cnil too ailc etwl tteek .o arriral l tocCt. I
117 CALVERT ST., UALTlMUtu., .n t
LU ABLE T
MB
;r for
I
Toe JJOCirine we ShoaK Ravn fn T.K.i..ia .Una,tmn nf the Govern-
The free .silver coinage bill Dem(lcrt- It a,so tJe ment
.t passed thr;Sente is bun- HenriettrMills will build it K .
mbkn6wing-'it; coiild not nnn. . .j . - WTpnr atmmkkt
u j ' 1 14 i v Auuirury at P Ore8t I xAiit.
(pass the House or" receive the Ci
Wnuv. All around us, the sound of
JThe entire Yenezuenan tho hlimmePf the clinkj of the
Hion was buncombe of the most trowel, and the hum of the ma-
t j ii.m. nanr . . .
j MH.MI1 bind uame near
plunging the two great. Chris
tian nations of the world into a
terrible war over a narrow strip
t)t worthless territory inhabited
only by aligators, ant-eaters coce
dooi and monkeys.
The Talbert fiasco was bun-
tjombe simply and purely. The
old rebel simply stated that he
honestly believed be was rischt
tttWl, and would do the same
thing again under the same cir
3mstanees which every man
present knew could never be; but
U gave an opportunity to Fourth
of July cross road orators to
shoot off their mouth and pull
the tnir feathers of the great
American Eagle until he scream
ed with pain.
' The Godess. of Liberty upon
the dome of the Capitol has had
for some time a look of disgust;
which even her face of bronze
Ksould not resist as she ..contem
plates this, degenerate Senate and
misrepresentative House.
AT rAUKER S II ALL BY THE T0UK0
PK0PLEJ' SOCIETY OF TOE MKTII-
odist cnuRCH, last tues-
DAT NICIIT.
The entertainment given by the
Young Peoples Society of the
ANOTHER SIGNIFICANT SILVER VOTE-
Two weeks ago the vote in the
Senate showed the . hbllownesjs
nnd insiricsrity of those Populists
who propose to fuse with Rep ub -Ibans
to,get free silver. A ma
jority ot the Republican Senators
voted against Free CoinSge.
Last week the vote was taken
fche Houss. Two-thirds of the
mocrati voted . tor F ree Coin
age, and tho : gallant ' Crisp led
'the fight for more money. f The
najority against Free Coinage
enmery is beard, bringing glad
ness to the heart nf fL.
the merchant, and the farmer Methodist church, and under the
better food, better clothes better special supervision of Miss Lizzie
credit, and more cash- Gurley on Tuesday night was a
Will Windsor do some-
thing'for' her idle peonle? Th
Ledger appeals to you in behalf
of our young men. Don't drive
them away to seek employment.
uiveitto them here andkeep
-
inem home. if vonr mvif.
ments succeed in this only it will caused considerable comment
the scope of the Monroe doctrin. Hayes acted the part of old lady
. . i . a . i
Windsor capitalists give the bovs (or Mrs- Is-ia'f)' " Pe"e.c"' u
.mnlovment and nnU ii,. Miss Susie .Uur.ey. piayeu the
a mv.w vuw.u a.Ct,
grand success not an error was
made.
It was opened by a vocal duet,
by little Miss Sue Mason Wynns
and Master Alfred Smith. The
latter acquitted himself well,
while the voice ot the former
and they will be responsible for
the girls. .Let us not appeal in
vain. . -
Why send your sons and
d au g h te rs away to school ? Don't
you kno w that Windsor posesses
educational advantages not sur
passed by any town in Eastern
North Carolina. j
The Windsor Academy is now
an establishod success; and any
young man can prepare himself
to enter the tJniversity or any
xther college in the country, un
der the tuition of Messrs. Hor
ner and Kenney, or any young
lady to enter at . Greensboro. If
they are supplied with the
principal's certificate of proficien
cy he will guarantee their entry
without any restrictions.
Th llosefield Institute for
young ladies offers advantages
fllllv flflllftl trt'unr in tVtA Rfaf
Mrs. Gillam and her daughter,1 "Frenchman . This was repro
part of the Shop Gir.1 equally as
well, while Mr. S.; Kenney
represented George, ,.the Shop
Girl's lover. ;
Third upon the program was a
tableau "Clingiug to the Cross",
by Miss Lizzie Gurley and little
Miss Mary 8pivey.
tfnllowinz the above came a rcc
itation "Lady Maud's Oath", by
Miss Amelia Baker, whose em
phasis and jest'culation was per
fect. ' ' if:; .
The next, a solo "ZeriU" by
Miss Annie Hayes, was excel
lently rendered and justly receiv
ed the continued applause of the
audience.
Fifth upon the program was a
charade FrenchmajQ,"in which
Miss Helen Gillam and Miss
Lizzie Gurley were, the lady
characters and Messrs. Ike Smith
and : B. E. Nicholls . the male
characters. Each rendered tneir
patttO the entire satifaction of
the audience. . '
a nWeau "Bliss Dissturbed
tl:15 A. M.," followed the
NEWS FROM THE U. OFN.C
The Glee, Mandolin and Pan
jo Clubs gave a concert last Fri
day night. Our friend, Sir. As
kew, Was looking his best and
captured many smiles from the
fair ones among the audiance.
T. The 'board of trustees met the
other Say.. They addedanother
year to the Medical course.
Prof. Alderman will deliver a
lecture in Jacksonville, Pla., oi
the 18th.
Our base ball prospects aro not
vory bright, but we hope to put a
good team in the fied, when the
time comes.
The Fresh and Sonh clashes
nicked out tcames and plnycd a
ame lat Wednesday. It was
hotly contested from beginning to
end, but the bopbs won in tne
tenth inning, by a score ot four
to three.
Tho Superintendent of the
Summer School has decided tc
give tuition to all persons who
will influence six others to at
tend.
Mr. Ed. I wish you would trv
to organize a base ball team, and
mako the bays practicj so wo can
have a first-class nine next sum
mer. M.- B. Gillam
Chapel Hill, N. C. Feb. 16 1806
CoLEUAlXK NEWS.
Mr. J. H. Etheridge, spent a
day in Windsor last week.
Mr. D. W.Britton killed three
hogs a short time ogo that
weighed 1.250 lbs.
Miss Sallie Jones of Branning,
is the truest of the Misses Ether
iljze, this weefci
Mr. J. F. Wilson's steam fiat
is nearly finished. .
Mr. Meyers, .of Ahoskie, is
clerking for Mr. T. E. Beasley. .
Miss Imo Garrett has returned
from a visit to Ahoskie, bringing
with her Miss Mollie Jordan...
Mr. J. A. Watford has a new
bicycle.
Mr John GilUm, the Deputy
Sheriff, spent a night in the il
Ltge a short time ago.
An infunt daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. T. E. Beasley, died on the
J:h of this month ,
You need not be surpricd to
ce, at any titnej invitatious out
or the marriage of Mr. H. D.L.j
ifd Mis J. K. S
JosEPn H. ETnERiLon, Jr. .
We have au incubator for sale
We offerorlSalo th- PINE, CYPRESS, ASH, and I;
OT H E R7T 1MB E Ro n SEVERAL .THOUSAND ACRlof
in Bertie ami Northampton Counties, 'tear the Roanoke l
and the liuciof the Roamk and Tar River Rail Road, ail
r
Norfolk and Carolina Rail Raul.
We invite corretponlaow nnl ioipection of tht Tidi;
Call on or mldrcs either f at ROXOEL, N: C
LEUOY CAPEHAUT, A. OAP-HATt M. Si. CAPKHAKl.L
Executwrs of W. J. Caprhart.
THE - PANIC I!
OVER. .
Cofidence and prosperity are
turning. Business circles arc?
ting -lively.
Now is the time to look arotin for purchaei mosey ii d
value unless used lor the convenience and corLfort of da. i
rcadv and come to,
WINDSOR I
and do yonr tradiog-The place boveUo.i. era tomaketar
"- "9 V
ri.L.nazemoref
. Auytlnng you need can be found with him and at tit
price No use goint: to any other place Ilia prices are the s
ills aui'piy ricik biutuii(, mmv. ..iwv - j
ity in tis fine New Stors filled to its brin
- A CROSS THE STREET .
with the largest, beit and chcapet supply of gentleman's t-i
a ad ladies and gents sho-s. Jn this new nousc wm
found eidfl-bargins which means cheaper than any.wberr.'i
Don't fail to visit the uew-drpartment when you come to
ANOTHER HOUSE
is filled to its utmost, with a full complete and varied asirorts--t
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES &C-7
jnst suda as you wnnt, with price to tuit tha tine
HE IS NOT SELFISH-
but believes he can offer you selection uud prices in any 1:
will induce you to purchase Call ai AZEllORK.03
EARLY PEAS.
Ought to be early enough to get in the first market
"and get the top price
Tho earlier.they are
the better they are
That's why TAIT'S EXTRA EARLY NONPARELL
is thp best pea for Southcrn'trnckers.
It is the purest pea also
as well US tho caalieit.
They will tell vou the same. Thoy havo done fo seTsral fc-j
A fact you may not be aware of but easily inveswgau.
- In,t tho beat pea in cultivation worth
$3.i5rcr btshel cash,
and will you not lot us have your order this fexson?
If yon haTO a particular fncv for some other brand
try at least a bag of the NONPAREIL bsstde m