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bar's LEDGER!. WE Send it to
YOU Twelve Months for ONE Dollar. I
Months: 50 Cents. .j
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WINDSOR, N. C, THURSDAY, , MARCH 8 1900
NO. 45.
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CARPETS;
Von can have abetter car
pet, a prettier carpet and a
cheaper carpet than your
neighbor by wrtung ior one
of our 16-colored litho
graphed catalogues, wnicn
shows Carpets, Rugs,- Art
Squares, Portieres, Lac o
Curtains, and Bed Seta (in
their real colors, so that
Carpets. 32c to 11.17 J tetfe
how a carpet will look on your floor or a drap
ry at your window.
We prepay freight, sew t car
pets free; and furnish wadded
lining. without charge. ..
Oar Oeneral Cata
logue tells about every
thing to eat, wear and
use, and will save you
money on every thing
yon use at every sea
son of the year.
Our Made -to -Order
Cloth in ft Catalogue.
JSSHS& This Iron Bed $2.65:
latest styles of suits and overcoats, prices rang
lnsr from Ss.95 to Saa. Wo nrenay eznressaee.
It you have not dealt with ub foelore, now is
ine urns w oegin, au catalogues are iree.
Which do you wanj ? Address this way :
' JULIUS HINES & SON,'
BALTIMORE, fill). Dept. 909. . .
DR.iW.L: DAVIS
Consulting Optician.
All errors of ref rection scientifically corrected
First-class Watch repairing.
Clocks .and Jewelry and all kinds
of Spectacles, and Eye-glasses for
' , sale."-'
R, W. HALISH,
r ' Expert Watchmaker and .
. .Graduate Optician
Main St, next door to Mrs. Barrett's
store. '
63, Cash Paid Fer'Old Gold and Silver.
WINDSOR; N. C
I M E TABLES.
IMPS :
il.
Tha following is the Preface of
the Plan of Organization
of These Clubs
ed to any member which, is not honor
able, legitimate and - proper.
The Democrat party will appeal to
the honor, character and the best as
pirations of the people, and it will
condemn any excent honorable meth- The Vote To Be Cast According
To The Strength ol the
Several Candidates
Our. State is the only community "n
the world with a majority of white
voters where it is seriously proposed
to take the control of public affairs of
the State out. of the hands, of . the
white paople and commit them to. a
political combination com posed "chief
ly of negroes and ? dominated almost
entirely by negro influence.- ... . ;
By the united effort ,pf : the gocd
The State committee believes that
a man can render a party better, ser
vice by being a menjber than by re
maining outside. But no man's De
mocracy or fealty shall be brought in
to question beeause he does not join The plan of o-ganiiation expressly
The propriety of iqining is left to each and explicitly states and charges that
person- . J the vote of each precinct in the coun
ty convention, and the vote of each
county in the Sutet-Occassional,
Judical and Senatorial District con-
North Carolina fast Becoming a
Manufacturing State.
That Throbbing" Headache.
: If troubled with rheumatism, give ventions, shall (not "may," but shall)
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. It t ... . , '
-,, --r:-j be cast for the candidates for the
will not cost you a cent if it does no . T. ;
various offices, (where there is more
white people-of the State, irrespective fhe pain lt also cures sprains and than one candidate for any one office)
of party, m i 898, the'State was ..res- bruises in one-third the " time lequired according to the perfcrences of the
cueci irom negro rule ana tne amena- by any other treatment. i.uts, burns, delegates to the convention or prl
mem 10 me consniuuon 10 De voteu , 4"".'. F" . marvrvnnin , WK iK .
anH rhest. tr anrln hr anrl othpr wp I- ' w
ings are quickly cured by applying it. or Precinct pnmary.
"!or instance 99 Democrats attend
a prirtfary meeting. The plan of or
ganization says that, before delegate
to the county convention are chosen,
there shall be a vote taken to disclose
the preferences ol those prescut Say
up on by the people in August is a
submitted for. the purpose of - forever I wranted J25tnd
removing me aanger oi recurrence; oi l socts Soid by J J Mardre & Bro.
negro as ascendency m the Mate..
The necessity ; for the continued co
operation of the white people of- the
State for self protection is shown by
the fact that the party which so . re-
QUEER EPITAPHS
"I have made something of a study this is aon. " d found for
cently negroized the State, and which of epitaphs," explained Representa- stance. 2 . favor Cunninrham. c
luiuiu duuiis.uiuci.iwuu v.wiuixiS uve .isouieu, 01 vnicago, in jusunca- favor Aycock, is favor Justice and
" ::rr Tr;"""t oftoefrenwlth whlch he hs fa or Davidson. Then if there
tain aaniuj: lut ucuuic ivj icsiuic ill. . . , it. I
fo the control of the State! and actual- has .recent,y adorned his Congression- has Uen a f un turnout at the priman
ly indulged the hope that wijh the aid al speecnes wun samples 01 torn ostone the prccnict 1S enlillcd t0 four wtM
of 1 20,000 negro votes solidly, cast "l keep a book in wh,ch 1 inthe county convention one for
joi aown inobe wmcu appear 10 nic every 25 and fraction cf 13 or more
most unique and amusing. 1 have and the delegates roust be selected
scanned the tombstones of England
regaining
for it, it may succeed in
i 1 f iL ' 1
cenirui pi me govermenu -1 .-.I "o
The purpose of organization is de- scanned the tombstones ot giana eqUally from the friends of each of
clared to be so fully restored and to and thse 0t "" Ct ur rsonnern the candidates. In the county con-
make permament iu North Caroliha uc W1 luc vention cunnmgnam Aycock; Justise
th snnrpmsrv nf it,p i,;tA ,uc UAVC Jcl uacu IU " r and Davidson will eaca receive one
promote individual effort in bahalf of es 1 ound il in New England 501116 vote from precincL Had Cun
the party and its . candidates on the m ag" S: nirgham or AyTCock or either of the
PBrt of the voters, and to bring the "Beneath the. monumental stones candidates mustered 50 supporters
head of the organization in the coun- Lie a11 that's left of Susan Jones. in this primary of 90 Democrats,
ties and State more closely and-easi- ner,ewaS ra ana was noM then he would have beea entitled to
J I Tones I ..... ...
!ly in touch with our township organ- Rnt Tnn.c w t rhvm, -th one-nail tne precinct vote, and one
" I . . 1 I - " ' lklB4k.ljkM-a m V A .A At AV
woAQCirNiftCR TRAtNS. izauoa ana tne taaividuaiparty.vot-L stones. ",c wwn cucu
onoii h us in
inn tin
-none. Kwr.irr itonti-
The jr-licn :
? '4 cl li'ic i..:
in.
An Itbcf i.;;h iin Sn
.r- t -
t 4fk dr.ii a iScI'ct 3 t. t.r-t tl a i
vcr!:y.
aitl.r;; a Kir I ?t
4
y ii s 4 i
u
rca bt, fr- L,
For the last ten years it hx txtn
evident to the casual observer that
North Carolina is taakiog rapid uid
es in industrial development. Tl
has been especially true in the cct:on
manufacturing induiuy. For over
f-fty years Notth Carolina has had
cotton mills, but to-day they ate fat
more numerous than ever before.
Counting those recently oijanixcd,
there are now in the State 214 mlU
having 1,649,000 spindks sad 4S.tCo
ooms. The combined captUl teach.
es $13,000,000. Smcc January in
sixteen new mills hate been iacotpor
atcd an average cf one every three
days.
As the farm lands sre valued at
only $110,000,000, it '! be rrai'y
ven that the cotton tnH industry U
second in importance only lo the aj,"
rieu'.tural interfciti- If the race of
increase during the past year tte to
continue for ten years, the State cocld
no longer be called an aricuitutal
State.
Those who do cot live in a tnwl
community can froea only avety !:ht
" A
lie
i;:ho-;t I:
e it a pcrn'i t:rr tla-I
.v,:
q-irtw!?', a I'xze hcre tr i $;'!
A A MM,
ra ct t-i:j:e, c-icy ar i Kir. 1
A ptlfti, C-U tr. rT.tfenr-h ch
bolh vde el u art Ktn.
Thil jort tf cscilit? hkJ c.h
doc- tvot f!y artt4!f, hx.! tl r j
ftXir ora aad taaiics-i tis;y t '
ire, h the er.'.iilc prt-cta-f
frtKVhkb lhf tU r-h:!y !
ue.
A hire ia h;eh, tie th la4si.
ov t-r, jo-:h i.r.t: th rei
ar.4 trctotict cl Ue U1 ajr to r c i
ate arl fredi vpon.
The lot flat iot a currie4
after l.L-vci fc.:-.: t.
Heme Is the cc;Wi. i:2i:fn
t-"T r.:?i ij t 5s a
ll lu t rrf ,-.:i i; f
ks t ( ;.t 1 1 cat i J ? r I
Mi t ' t f';
I tm i 'f 5 i.' sJ
1 : :t; t iii I 1! i-tim
r:t. I Imi i in7 !f f j U
e-T i'-i-; I t,- ' r
1 1 . se. ' in a
t Sf"1l t 1 I ". t t S "! I
I 3 t 't ; ' J t v I
is f'ti 1 r t et.:t ?
S4 J l- i-"
V i 11 i T"ft r.-:if f 7
"! itM?ff.!(f-va in-
i
J
rdett fUcc la 3 the
the
ih
RAILROAD.
North.
No. a-A
: CTi'me Table No. 2.
'EFFECTIVE 1899
JSc
South.
o. I-A
er
Article 3d of the plan provides; !
Lv Windsor
. - Butlers .
: ' " ' AstewsvHle
V.V 'Jlofly Grpve
a -v -Branning
6 30 a m
6 40 . '
7 05 yl
7 15 'r"r'
7 25 '
7 40 V- ..PbwellsvHle
8 00 raJ i A?.,w" A H OS K I E
Ar
-Ar-Lv
620pm
6 00 .
5 40
5 25
520
5 05
4 45 P n
("My own theory . about many of proportionately.
Neither oaths; grips, signs norpass "t c" c fc M"aus
wnrds shall alWrl J an .mMh'nn " P". 4uicn, , mai icjr
a- DaiTv eieeot'Suodav. Flaar Station.
Train- N4fa.maltes directccaiuccUon jwith ; the
NoBFfw&tAiroLiNArtraia- No. 102 .at Atooske
for Norfolk. -Itaiii No. 1, makes direct connection 1 v;rf.'
J .W.fii ft AN NING.C. E.BRANNI N G
., Pre'1.. " V 1 :' General Manager.
rVr?C, HINSHAW, is
. "General Frelghi &"pas6neer-Age.htv
CHESAPEAKE LINE.
,a?U.IuilSte.aejri j!?
shall be open j k f? ,
.Any club may, if it so desireSj a-
dopt a badge, . buttoninsignia or uni
form
NO UNIT RULE AND NO "INSTRUCTING.
"Now, whet the county convention
meets the same modus operandi must
be earned out. If the county is en-
composed and chiseled into the stone
by somebody else than the immediate
friends of the deceased. Some of
them undoubtedly were written as a
I The - fifth section of I the "pln pro- Xill think k Pr?bable that the titled to 24 votes in the State conveo-
f - .UT . ? 7 , , 7 vention and it is shown that one ol
Every white man who desires white . Pc7 UUK,B the candidates for govcnorf (or olhcr
governietit in-North' Crolin,;and: is r-" u State office) has one-half or two-thirds
wUlinff to userevery ' practicable ; and Ul luc u"u'ul1" Wliav v,ltu of the votes of the precinct, then he
. .. . . ., j ... . 1 . " I a.1 X I
honorable means to restore and .-' peri
manently : establish. white tupfemacyj F"61'
therein and who p oposes ; to support
unusual liberties in the range of ex-
caiididates-pledged. ta: effect th?t' pur
pose, in the ensuing election shall be'
eligible to membership . of the town-
Toga.L Points North East West. I ship club. - -: "
The fourteenth section of the
Negro Postmaster Arrested.
plan
Raleigh, N. C, March 1. C. W,
Battle, the col&red postmaster of Bat
tleboro, is in jail at Halifax for em- convention and to there cast, their 12
will receive in the State convention
12 or 16 votes of the county in ques
tion (as the case may be) and no
more, unless by an unanimous vote
the convention decidastothc contrary.
The remaining one-half or one-third
of the delegates are fully entitled to
have their Represent at icn in the State
Koe 4 cjr ryictt earth! as4
c;f deepest ztro' u
The cly rt et etr.h hrt th
fa-.U aad f:.r ci tx'Mi hv-t4i
are hUdea eidcf the cna:k c4 chr.
ity.
Aa b!e ia h ch the issuif, th
svctiot tL- ca.ic-4 tua,"cta jay
idea of the good a cotton tnal cirvj w" f
Tl;e Henrietta Mi", the tarjnt trtj: every laupact that tas fett la
the State. ith a carhal of Ijso.coo, Wvanvi dsn? the d4y.
lus 60,000 spindles, iwvd looms ioj The riace here ih trrvat arc -o-proportion.
Every day they weate I e'.o ssoaU a&J the ci.ra rrit
ocr6t.ooo yards 4 tkih enowrb J Tte father's air riao, the ch-'-4:t 1
to cover a road 2$feet wi-e far r.eaifylpradUe, the ex-chct's otH
einht miles. The Und arooad tUI Ibe )tt'.i catict cr?a-
mill, which was $to rxr sere, is oow It&vrtt ptt;i cl H tt: il curt;,:
worth I50, and nearly three thousand I Kapf-soea-s.
- Where a:t trta'.t-d t5 im
yra jrcn-l'c rrc-:.
tccral'-e wire el sfec:-c toay c4
which thevjh titrr.i.r tho.ui4i cl
ra.Ut are errr dlKccexetrd frco lh
ooe t7tal tcra svi
The cettcf cl ocr
a rout 4 which cr hcaru, tcit
tire.
A t::ie hctljw scsx e.t ci the
wlcdyhuUti the wct4 wh?t we
can be shielded frcea l:s carts aad a
ooyaacrs.
A popvUx tct raradoaka4
tiot), ia which wooaa w-cL la Lhc
a m A
a&ienctr ct eaa a&4 tsaa fr.u ia
preser.ee cf wooaa.
b f -y c ,
V) C ' 'Z
J1 P ni r
T" It-t-i S: I t r'.r-t.rs
t tf y; U4 SU- 11.
fit
if tt
- J
from his friends, the others being sc-1 people are "directly or indirectly Sep.
I " . - ... a. A
ported by the milL in tne same pro.
portion, prosperity has fo'lowrd the
cotton mill wherever it bos gone.
The cotton mills ia North CatoLna
now use all the cotton fctowa ia the
State about 300,000 balcs. At Sc
per pound this is valued at 1 1 2.000,
000, and this Is all it brought Uf ore
LvT Norfolk. Jackson St. . 545 P m
L,v. Jia romi voraiori t. ...... r. p. ur. i :
,j j & ac u. k. i HPUi? f "V r ?6'j,v .a.-1 Dezziing 400 oi money uiuci luuujmr a VOics mc case may ixj iui
t 'tin: n v m c. 4 m I .... ihn rf cool' rn intl iTanflrrndttAm I - . I . t 1J -J J-...
a' Pk i.HHnh'iV ioYra' m V """T kW.l"""w"VA- "v and failure to make returns ot post- meir canaiaaic or nuiuaie.
Arijew Vork 12:35 p- m- w43p.'pi4matl6nsof candidates, nor to mfluen- '"" ' . iL . 1 1 "Chairmen and Dartv leaders are
:J- 'vrrHce -Gfrnveniions" i nev win De con- t . " .u: 1 : .:.wr..ti-
Steamers leave daily except Sunday:- I If v i '.'. . ' ' to have been Committed TanuarV ,4. urgea 10 cc iui vu .u .uu.j
For staterooms and any iniotmation call at. Vt Tinea IO , DUUQing Jip ana promoting I . . . I J M.iUAnln mnt l,v
Norfolk Ticket office. Main and Grahby sbeets;H t V ' . Og. n.. 1 A. white man named btokes succeed- -j
, , . - - . ' - 7 it na on TOrPer ri i rii- nariu uptih ri nv 1 .
.dhimas Dostmaster. -. - , which a representative btate conveo.
wR"ftftnwNr: I ana tne eiecuorvo. canaiaaies, aiier
the cotton mills were euablbbcd.
Now, however, in the forra cl cloth
and yajn, its value Is doubkd, arvd
more than doubled. Instead cf teL
ve miUion, the State now gets thirty
million.
It U sometimes asked if there Is
not danger of our overdoing the thio
of building too many mills. The
answer is, "No, not while we annually
import mihions of dollars wotth cf
goods from England." So long as
English Spindles can run and nxaie
twMhrnJs meet, ours can rua at a
af ceVbes,
wishes
td
U it
GRA VESTO N ES,
E. T. LAMB,
Gn. Agt.
A. R. De r.cr !.
Jim! Irjks:owa, Ohia,
profit. Besides this, the demand for L:,- la his rht shower as4 .u
cotton goods is rapidly iacreai.cg. mjc Mj-k "My r-x-t r t-- u ,1 ...
ire ia AsU aadand Africa. I eetirtly caclcss. 1 Ukd ChastctUla , P A- VI te
tu I--iT-V r4vl u4a( U WI I4
4-im?imm. "n f V ba 0 a
Vmwav Mil ! ('- WU if . f
f -Mtnr t i i .m . . l.
At.tv.Il l ' I.m4 t i-A it.nin t t.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
J. It tlVtVHAN. Prs il
tt"e rttu tCtft ti.t 5
a the ii- t-. t la etrl -
ATTO R N IIYAT- LAW.
tmmm la 9 Cim"W.
a c rmi'i
MONUMENTS.
4n III fi Ml .m.iif
There are i
800,000,000 people who want ocr J
MS
r.'-r.--
SHsarne have beenlregularly nomina-
tedj and inculcating among the peo-
pie the necessity ot establishing and
maintaining white supremacy, as the
ii' -Tidt. xUion of our
f- Jvl--. civili?atiba:?J';'-rf ; ' 1
CON DENSE D SCH ED M.LE iai -The following is -.th&' concludinff
.r .'. . . .
A white man
ed'him as rx)
: attlo the fifth nero nostmaster tion can assemble, antf the only way
. r-. o-- r - ...... . . .
tfieastern
Morning
to get into trouble in
North Carolina recently.
Post.
ouh
"Because two-thirds of the Democ
rAilroai
;;no. No. : - ';. ,. - No,4 ' ;, Nol
...tl03 49 STATI9NSr 48- - tia .V-
p; m. a. m. ; . "."'c A- A'u:.
- 3 20 9 00 Lv.Norfolk, Ar. "S 55 ao 25 "
2 40 9 20 Pinners Point. -5.3 - Jpxo--3
3 9 46 ....Drivers.... . 5 05 . 946
' S ;.Sr ..Gats,i.. ,,r4.,20i g 55..,
.4, 15.; id 50: ..rr.t.Tnrirg.... -.4-00 -837
Ahoskie, ,v ,3 ,41 1 8 jo , 1
53 ji ai3 ...Aulaader.rf.. .1 3 -27, .' g 05
.5 3S-HvoJ -wHot0dd.A. 2 53 y-iSt
;6 00 25. Ar,TaiboroLy. Ji.31 - 7.04..
'. ' ; Ar. r Lv.- , . . ..
.-6 35"; 5tt Rocty; Mount. !ri 55. f 637
; ; ;Dai5r: . s ;t .tDaily except BiBiday.
4
ra a lu;m. ar-4 wit dTvdJ 3
goods. As cmluatioa advances the r4;3 pla kai coet: Lor
demand becomes more crjtct There icn cl rs;.re rref tlzcc a-J it t-rrxt
uuuwiw - ..... . . v" ,K. are in North and South CiroUrva faus.' Icrsatyj. J. Mi,t i
Northeastern by which the popular will by the a m r.o cljalJ llrts- t
1 r : r Tifmnrnt of the Slate eran r carried I - i t . j .w
1 v . j 1 1 ) 1 11 1 11 1' 1 ' w " - 1 .... . . .
every yard cl wnicn is espor.exa to
China. While such cood.iioas es'u'.s
BLOOD TROUBLES CURED BY rats of one county are in favor one " w -
man for a State office is reason why could please us morn than to see two j
the entire vote of that county should I roUU where there arc col but csc.arv4 j
Eating borest tumors, Ulcers, i,an- be cast for him. The minority can-l et us .tt that ssch cosdit
...1
in every county are entitled
share of the county's vote.
Tilnnn njvc Pers sten. "Mate omcais are voica ior iuuiv
r
T11EC01TCR .VARDLE ViOSKS
,J 1 .HMO J 1 t
B. B. B."
1 rrnArl
6"" w nate
Sores, Blood and Skm -Blemishes, hdually by every voter in the Sute,
"This work will be such as he can puu.v.. n0l Dy coumir
f:t;l :; .-iJi.-v-.i? . btan - luuptions,-. rimpies, . aoiis, u- . th- ooouhr vote of the State as a
pertorm .wimout loss or time rrom nis chin'Ec2ema, bcales, liiisters, Ked : .
snot far in ths lutorc. va-;r
Christian Advocate.
We have saved tnacy doct is UJ
;.My .mother suttered-. with.. chrome mood roison, producing uicciaicu
datiTlioer BWalmonth's; , She Sore Throat, Aching Bones, Painf ul
was attended by. two. Dhvsfcians who swellings, Eruptions, Falling Hair,
D ince we began vvr.g ChatsVarla'a'a
Cough Remedy ia crur h r.c. V.'c
1 v keep a boti'.e open all the llae
v -v- 1 nr Krnvn KatrhPS. f latarTn. K HPUma I
owtt-.ousiness. .an-wut -not. oe assign- - vr ? i: cS..j ,,1,, of th- Dcmocr
- - - - . - tism, etc., are an aue 10 uauuiuou, . keep a uott.e open
C1 XX " r r-" T -r nnU honro ;iv rnrorl hv. Tt. 1L It. f lK entire State. lUit aS thOUZn I ' 1. . .1 . e.,.rV
nuu ii. .uwu , . . . i . - i I, v 1 1 C . V Awl wtfc., -. .. i w. w
4". " 1 ! TT1 J I ... . .. .-..
there were no county imcs, tor coun. tcgia to catch ecu c i a w t
ties have no bearing whatever, ii inc
, , ... I we never have to send away l.r a
such on the election, and should have jwtor and incur a larre dctif V J
' J-Trains No. 4o.an(l 48 solid trains' between Pin
ners Point ana Wilmington, iriin .-so. 49; con.
riects at Kocky Mount vritn tram 33 tr all point
.boutaanfl koa78' train -lor au por.its worta. , . .
G.' M. ScWpell, ' rJ. R j-KEtiLEV,-
General Manager. - Sup Train a. M ",
r 4 1 r Ji M Em erson; .
- . General Passengs Agent, " !
at last pronoun ed ber case 'hopeless
She procured One; 25 cept bottle of
Chamberlain's pCytict Cholera and
Biarrnbe-Rfentedy7and five doses gave
he paneotritr?r t;' pleasure
in-recommending it as the best on! t.he
market. Mrs. F. E. Watson; Aiken,
-Ala; i Sold by-J J M&cdre & Bro.
1
h .4
etc,)cured by B- B. B. (Botanic Blood
Balm). For sale by druggist every
where. Large bottles $1.00, six for
$5.00 Write for- free sample bottle,
which will be sent repaid. Describe
svmDtonsI and personal free medical
advice will be given. Address Blood
palm Co., Atlanta, Ga. - '
A GREAT BANEFIT
TO YOU
none in nominating candidates.
Btaa A IU UJ Yin ATI Ut
for Chambcilaia's Cough lUfitxly;
never fails to cure. Il ii cc::;r.'y
1 medicine of grc-it roerit and worth,--:
D. S. Msasxtr. (cncral 3-lctchar.t
and Farmer, Mattie, iVrd covr.:y,;
Pa. For sale by J J Mardre & Hro.,
In order to make room for Spring 5toc:f
I bavc reduced all Mens and Hoy
Over-coats, Suits, Hoots and Shc
Ladies Mats nd Capes, nice Drc :
Goods and many other i;hh! at very
low prices.
Don't fail to call, and fee for yourr-clf.
5. L1PSITZ.
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I