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PUBLISHED
v. :.. cates
Ofilcial-Otean Edgecombe Alliaiice.; This
fcVERY- WEDNESDAY:! "priuci.bles'
WCKIITION KATES'
I OSE YKAli, -r - - :-
. 81 X .MONTHS. - b x
1.00
' our
Al
.v county
KllT'U AND 0WNER J t .F'fT
Ax i atk ! cratic JLxccu ti ve v,ommiH!
I J AS. B. LLOYD,
PA V L JONE.S; X
1 TliiTe-
:i w;V
-2- "
1 mo
2 mo-j
'4
12 "
Hat - ,ix. ivT-tiii upr
; 1
111
'thorn!
I ill!
$ 1 'Xi
1-iU
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2 Si t
3 50
4 .7'
5 00
' . H IXJ
10 UO
x T
o hfiv.the Cominittee ex-!
which our piifcr
are Hot Democratic.
bit of -information wi
i lei-a be gladly -received bj
iance friend3 ihj Bdgreeonibe
They' will" know jiiat exaict-
1 J
2 5'J
3 50
50
0 UO
7 5
.0 OH
10 00
11 00
12 50
AUverti.ii iuentV on
3 in- 4
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"ID 01 )
t it certainly refres
to be
iS 50
'o
(j 00
7 "J
l'J Oil
12 OfJ
14 00
12HO ilo 00
13 511 0U
15 00 j.'iOi UO
whir)
$7
9
10
11
12
15
20.
30
40
50
i encouraging to oe appnsei
aifi menus or euemie nue
Y :. about to engage in a contes
nibvolves the welfare of the misses. The
contestant: then can surroiml theini-
safe-
v
5U
05
to
UAr! I m in Til I v
A!verlinHnurtt.i 'rlik'jntinu-J before the
time eoirtnuttifl for has Expired.' will be
eLiLwA .trahiient rates for time actually
L 'publish, i .
We have J-t ii.-m.io several coiiiiiin lor
noaimuMteaUoiiit strictly.''- iiivite .lisouM-
iidh that mil-tain to local. State or national
affairs. audi lotmnT from alls parts of the. ,
I county an i febfKant will be vtcoti)tid. The J 'emoerauc.
i - . IV . .. . . . I
BLxnit- or tneit'iuior tniiM' in au,ca- nc um- v ilz-wnmnf?-
E-LLULiv Him mattiT for imljlicaiiori, ! .. i ir
til''.. ...... .f r
ttic JL j j.i' jii.-ii iyr ft i n"-' v-
rttjttx iinltts.t - . . . j- . f
.No pnjer will be liorit?intii-i unless the
ubs:riptioii is pai'l up to the time.
NOTICKjTO MAILS. JIWCRlliLkS.
Tbu noti t:!:"subsl:riptiOii xpire'l" on the
head of jvjur paper ni?ail that your sub
script jon iii-imt with jtut issue and the
Farmkuh' Aiivix atk will in no instant- tie
contiuncHl ex-pt uion the r;eipt of' sub
cTiptiou for renewal. 'Note this. j
Moijey orders, clieeks or draft's should be
radu payable to i '
i TlIK FAliMKUS' A D.VO.'ATK,
- ! Tarboro; N. ('.
njeasures
contained in the Ocala platform f
yet' the Democratic Executive' Com
mittee of Jvlgecom'be county elet
ed m IS IK), boldly declare, sn ISrl,
that the same nriucinles rare Ao't
From readingj!0f' the
we canjiot mate
tiy other dedhction ; than jtbat tie
Alliance demands are uiclirWfratj
Dembcratic iui 1890 uufehiocrat-
rather
selves with necessary
S prereut defeat.
.. -I i I 1.1 ! is I nil I ii L i' mil j i n
pe'ineu " ..- r--o 17
nuraixir of inHfjrtions i marked, will e ron- noVnlexincr to US, and to jullich
tinuwd liil4forbi"l ' and charueU up touaie ' - : . J i
ot ciiontinu ioce. cannot :' become reconcilewi t n1 is
. AHirfrtiwri.fHt.tM in the .form of reading , : . . -.1 L :
I matt-T. will iix- i-hawi live rents a .line for u thai the Mate JJeinocratifci toiiTen-
PTr-ulS'."lvertiSe'Iufi,ts always payable j tion ill 1S90 adopted a pladffklH etll-
la fivaw.. ) .,. . bodving nearly allof t.he
Aii'rt'Mmciits bv Miiatratt will he CO- . 0 ..
hat h"
"ad;vo-
lo,u
ftianr
A-
of
Demo-towird
ring and
of our
we are
hat hi-
Whie
and
PlRAGRirUS.
fievr weihave a man cavorting
rearing about "his party and
1
counjtrv, we
Dr. Samuel JohuBon said
ago:
laet refuge of a scoundrel.
tiardsS
ic in 1892!. V'criy the wHifJfigig
time has wrought
in tihe
i
Our Alliande fr iends
wonder
minds of men!
will know now the attitude
combe Democracy toward
niarids and can gbrern tlhemselteB
Of Edge,
their de-
accordingly.
Knired at the l'o;t 'Office at T:irU)ro'.. N.
C, as s:on 1-cla.ss niail niattur. J 1
E UN KHDA Y , APU IX, 1 lit 1 892.
Ites'ilvj-d. Ifhal the uieniliers of 'the
bcouitty Alliaiice, n-'jiif.-t all nii'inbers of (jiir
urrliT IO patronize, an lar us possime, uium-
luioreliniits. who adverte in Hie Fakmkks'
At)V j'ATi:. Aooptea ny f.ile iini' coumy
Alliauee' i ' , .
T fllEi SKCOND VOU.tlK.
I With this isue the J'akmkkb'
A uvucatk! enters upon "its. second
volume. During the past year it
baa jworked earnestly and faithfully
iur ihe cause which itliaa espouied;
it has alwajya endeavored to be fair
and frank iiu its expression upon
public, matters, and has. sought, in
it fc-eble
the toiHiig
ay, tb obtaii relief for
musses of this country.
The' Va imkks' Auvoi;a ck in the
future, iv ill continue to 'be "frank and
fearless in dealing with principles
Fau'd measuriis. It will champion the
cause of thk oppressed,' vndeavtr to
i , . . -
rstrengLhen pie weak and con ii mi. the
strong. .-" ! "' " ' i
We will glvft no ' uncertain u tt'v
'J.i.r: m.fc.i.j' JLi.t
deal with tlu ;n u0 nast. in a
&Lrt il l u iwl'nn r fTull in!lM-
ner. o our nianv irienus we , ex-
ten 1 I hanks for -their patronage and
trust l. "merit a coiitinuance of the
same.
THIMOflMITTliE'S UEPLV.
Co;intv DciiHK-ratic
mil tee, which w un , recei veil
g i ve space to the reply, of the
Executive Com-
too late
for publication in our last issuti.. It
is as follows: -
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To lhc Kijitorof'thc Farmers Adcoratc:
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In rejily to the question asked in
your hist issue why a copy of
the; o ill for the Democratic Con-
rctitioti was not bent to So hp paper.
The Committee say: Tha in
tl)eir delitiftiations, it did not occur
to them that the Ai)'vocat-k
For the information of
mittee we will say that the F4 KMtKS
Advocath as the organ ,f; Edgie
cotnue Alliances is non-par
as the Southerner does not
reach
Of the Alliancemeir in the eojuty wo
heretofore vdted the Democra
we jhought the FARiiius' dvocath
wHth the
should have been furnished
i . m
proceedings. Now, we woud like
to ask the! Committee whether they
consider the Fakmkks' "A dvocate
I democratic or not, if.they ilopit think
it would nave- come nearer
hie i Com -
lian, but
'Ml
tile ticket
are reminded of . what
long years
The cry of patriotism is the
United .States Consul McCreery isr
authblfity for the statement that.fr.
lilaiiie has offered 'to Minister Egan
the appointment of minister either
to Pafisj or t4 Pekin. Mr. Egan,
-Mr. McCreery .ileclares, declined both
offers.
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Georgef W. Childs, f the
Philadelphia tedtjer, is generally be
loved by every? member of his staff.
It is ta matter of honest pride with
him that every man in his employ, be
he e
home
itor or reporter, own hie own
lead peupil manufacturer at
Keswick, England, has presented to
Mr. Gladstone Ithe largest lead pen
cil ill the worjld. It is thirty-nine
inches! long, and is cappedwith gold
t for'r
iusteid of rubber.
man
uses i
e great etates-
walkingrstick.
There is now before the courts of
Philadelphia a peculiar question of
inheritance. A wealthy lady died
and left a trusf fund of $1000 for the
support of a pet cat. But the cat
has since di.ed eaving four little kit
tens. Can they inherit the money?
Nothing is impossible to Philadel-
5i
all of the Democratic vote
county by requesting us to
the call? Are we to infer
nature of their reply that tlieu
desire any of the Alliaucemeu
the Democratic ticket if an
men feels so inclined? Is it a
out game that they are
play?
Will Chairman liridgerp
state whether or not while he
reaching
of the
jiublisli
rom the
do not
to vote
liance
! i
'sqneezej-
! . - .
trtinc: to
Chairman
of
know ledge anu not irom any!
member Of the Committee nor
the Subljshed jiyoceedijigs,
W.e would like to ask th
4c
of the Washington City after
noon papers suggests the following
as a Hint to Cfbngjpess: The bright
little daughter of Representative
Sweet
Iloiisd
Latest State !ws
The great annual boat race be-i Orn oo&s, CjUothinq, Shoes, f.
tweeu crews from; Oxford and Cam- f - ... i , - -i. . ;
: i t-..: .i .l. I ' li J. i : -.
ilessrs. liooue Uljuge i. i;rBiiic3 was roweu u me,
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IIekderkoxviiik
& Eodgers, editors and proprietors of Thames last week, and won by Ox-
the Wayueaville Couriet, have pur- i Auru in "meieen minutes anu tweniy
chased the printing outfit of the oue onds, beating the past record
HendersonviIIe Ac.s, and will meve wh UP to to-day, was :nmeteen
it to Wavnesviile and consolidate j mtnutj-s and thirty-five seconds made
it with the Courier....... A parsonage P- Cambridge in 1873.
11.. Il.il T j 1 t - 1 ' ' --f
ior ine letnouist cnurcn is Deing
built on Shaw's Creek street, on a
lot just west of tke church building.
The lmnse is to be a nice one, costing
about $1,500 j 7V;f.t.
Salsbuuy.1 Mr. John L. Brown
had a large wardrobe made of piece
of the sleeping car that went down
at Bostian's bridge last year. It is a
very pretty piece of furniture...
Last Thursday morning six prisoners
escaped from the Charlotte jail.
Among them was John Boyd, the
negro who is in for stealing aetm,
and ds also charged with jw-recking
the train at Bostian's bridge. -They
were all captured andfeturued witn
in fine davs, aiidwere found within
one hundredinllea of Charlotte.-
Watchman. !'
JJt Etc JT
1 M E
Weldon. On Monday of last
week the case' of the L'nited States
against J. II. Wood, charged with
violating the international revenue
laws was heard by U.S. Commission-,
er H. B. Harrell. After an cxamina
ifr. Wood was discharged, being de
clared not guilty of ' the chirge.
, Willie Thomas, who killed a
young girl likiar 'A'urelian Springs
last year, has been pardoned out of
jail by Governor Holt; The killing
was accidental. He was arrested
and taken to jail and was tried at
the Novembr term of the Superior
court. Jfews,
"WljfSTON'.-r-The large barn of Mr.
George Sink, near Waughtown, was
destroyed by fire last week. The
animals were fortunately rescued,
but the entire contents,, consisting of
a large amount of hay, corn, wheat,
and farming utensils,! were a total
loss. The origin of the fire is un
known,' but it,-is believed by Mr
Sink that it was the work of an in-
cendiarv...;...Tlie Countv Commis-
iof: Idaho receutly visited the j doners created ciuite a stir vesterdav
L As might be expected, ehe afternoon by refusing to grant J. J.
did not. find thproceedin7S especial- Adams & Co. license te , open up a
i -Vv.il' ? cm J....J ii. - i . I bar-room in the basement of the
ly interesting, i She stood it as long
as sheicould, aid then said: "Well,
I'm tired of tlnspreachih." If there
isn't goin'.to bd any singing I guess
I'll gopiome." I
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new bank building on the corner of
Liberty and Third streets. Sentinel.
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LOOKING FORWARD.
ine ont year, wrtli its j'y:
sorrows, its piasure.s and pain.i
behind uitl le new vear us bti-ioif
us wipirevery promise of jlieiiiir a
prjoiuerous one at least for the. Mor
ris Co. Thi Company ' has-', uo' ul-a
of tiiijr outstripped in"ilie niriva u
tilf race this year. It' would -take a :
whole eneycli'ipedia ! tell. you -what
they proposejdointr for their patrons
during 1S92. i They propose To watvU
the northern jmatkets with the eye',
of an easrle, and let no opportumty
slip to be thiH tirst witlij every nov- f :
eltv in their,liine of trade. .' j
and
. -is
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UPV - i . - pi m X C JL
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I
ias moved his stock of egoos
Their Dry Goods palace, eonsist
ing of two large stores., on Main
street, is undoubtedly, the : j;randtst ;
emporium in arloro, ' They sire .
proud of it, and the people ure proud
of it as an ornament to the tfitv,. The
;'. .'f'-
present year it will shine, esjpjend-":
ent with the i-liiee . fubries if 'tlie
most noted niajin uf act urers -: in :Pvry-
thing that can be found in . a lii st-
elass Prv Goods store. - i
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in
10
store
-'-Hi
Tonneny i mmm
In one of oiir stores a ientl tu.-jii
can be provided vith every , ai'li-le
requisite to Kii; comfort and pleasure
ll8wi,J'
r
and his wardrobe will be
his companion!.- who do
wearing, apparel trorn
source. i
the envy it
n.t see ii re
the same
)el'.ilfellji'1iisiiriiii?
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$11,000,000
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J: H. BEBL,
Washingtox. On Friday, high t
about 12 o'clock the steam saw plain
ing and grist mill belonging to Mr.
J. P. Brown, was discovered to beon i
It has been but a few years since Cre- The department turned out at ;
the 3,d00-ton Steamer was regarded ncJ,W lfc waVn f SU ,to BnTe
. I h psnap nf t in hiw u iiiiVnnivn
tons there were! grave head-shakings Mr, O. Rumley has bought of!
please ! and serious doubts of the practicabil- Mn W A Pollard Pitt county, v a j
Inspector cf Watskes
I T it. the cause of the hre is unknown:
as a thing of great size. W hen oue j insurance $2,000, which is a little
line ventured tee build up to 5,000 more than half the cost of the mill;
AND
In the other jstoi c a laly eau piek
and elioose , to her heart's, e.ontf nt,
and no iiKitter how . fastidious "her
tneia- eli..' ...... 1 ... t-U ...1 Tl.;.. Ttw. 1 t
...--. oift ..an ;v uiu 11. ill..-. .III.
ASSETS
Paid Policy-Holders,
f $20,000,000.
Morris Co. proimi.se. on the'
of their long-experienee in
Goods and Clothiii"' trad.'.
.-t rentrt ll '
the Div
ifTSijrance in fores,
Buying for ajj; many store's, as ' .-it
does, the Conipany will sell . t5 the.
consumer just-as' ". low as' tny small
dealer iu the city can bv the' saiiie
goods.
$50,000,000.
Policies Inccntesiihls
r
: ' - ! For -proi 1 1 . t i
I ' Alfr:.-& '" "1 tor . -ou- .
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; tl, ' itfiijvr I Inj'in f'i,' 1 1 "est I 'ihi r
i .. 120:j i-:. Mam Si
3fnd ftoi
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y ttiid Xorti '-
m-U IMC'li MllXlV
W. W. HAUtJRAit:. Sporial Agent. Tarboro. (
eil trreat
was in pitv an
beef weighing: 1205 lbs, and good;
' " t ; judges say it is the fattest be'f, ver 1
favor- j brought 'hi ftitaTna"rke't. ' ..Th O. '
manj j ite steamers measure about, j0,000 D. S. S.i,Co., are shipping 300 barrels '
public i toirj'5u72me and a few others 1 of tar per week, and they have ship- i
stitTSledprTgoing above 12 JoOO tons; so that, the' Pd 565sh boxes,, made by D. Hill ; s
L b i e AAA J i. ' t 1 :j ' n & - t lioanoke-Island, Gazett. ' i
iirtwered 5,000-tlonsteaniers are reckoned small r . '
his o-wklbj comparisoni But. ey.en' vet, the! :-. s . , x . ' ' . . "
i ' .U',' x. l- ft i Kocky .aLoyJTTfc The Atlantic
ambition of biuilders is not satisfied. ! 1 -, , , ,
I 4, i 'Coast Line, we understand, has
The Canard Company is building a ; bout ten more acres, adjoining the ,
4i pair of 14,0001-ton ships, witlr30,000 ; original plot, for their shops. When;
Chairi. ''horsanower. and the White Star ' the operatives move in with their
i I l i I ' , - s : .
of Jthe safety of ships so
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oninuamt i . I uuu vni, imicijiu j 1UUU311UH9. nu uiuob ui uiu liivui- I iron JT.Tj" -rrTTT.l.v' frV. f
. J r - . . .... .' I 1 i :i I fi -c-, ci . Ij l-w tllio LXiai ...... JL XXV J .
iui r.iwuine vjuuiiniii-ec iiic
nifr of reaching the voters, IjIv
cation or" otherwise; VJL-d
e would: wvrr iv, fi.;.
otner
1 from
Time Keeper
man f urther, how mady i meinbers of I people are aBout td lav khe keels of j families, and i occupy the required
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the Committee were present,
wrote the call "to the voters
combe?";
: In-concluding the ('omniit
that ''it was the call of the
cratic party to the Democra
zens of old, Edgecombe."
A Cpmmittee of five
theniselves -'the Democratic
That's what they say in toe
and we can't coustrue it, frpni
laluguage, in anv other way. I
save the mark!
aid whe
Edgei
ee sav
Jeiiu
I eiti-
men
Ikmocraticl paper'.' I Rat judging
from the 'oi'inions it has expressed
aud the jiiin'eiples ' it adyocates, tlie
Conaiii ttee do not regard tt as a Dem
ocratic paper: u tne j.ommuree is great silver mines of the , Nuntry
mistaken,, aim mc ai mh ah is a which can keep on some tinld lehger,
Uemocralie paper, pica.se so ueciare, jjut fevv. others can.
wnl make; tlie
Silver Gone Down.
If silver keeps on down
price, some more of the big iiisues of
was a j i?utte, Moiitena, will have td
hiiperations; Tlie Clear .. Grjfi
iilack Kock closed receuil
( iranite .Mouiiluiii. of Mont.iJia.
, ,
the Ontario, of Utah, are two
mines
und tlW Committee
'proper itbology. "The Advocate is
mistaken in. supposing that th.eCdniT
ili i t'teo desi rod t he ca II to reach all
tho people; in the county it was the
call of the Democratic jiarty, to the
"i')emoc ratio citizens, of j old Edge
coinbe. . J "
IJespeeifully,
. . Jxp, L-"Bruxeks,
. , : ' Chairman.
M. B. Pitt,
FUANK Ft )W :!.,
.s F. D. Foxn.vi.i.,
Don iiu.iAM.
iiin. Ex. Com
We are ver
lnitustrv. In some ot the big csaniDs
work is bound to give ontlfdr the
nieu amlcss there is a change Ifdr the
better shortly. Not only must 'those
mines now opened curtail ojeration3,
but new . ones will not be! developed
much. gratified. .to re-! until the prospects are better than at
i i tne a. bit vi iniorniation iro . vi..wi, uwu, .v mi u
,.Icad will bef more in. demands for
FdgVcombe Co.
The outlook for silver at this ses
sion of Congress does not appear to
be very goodi and its friends; ! are
not so hopeful as before' tke session
conimeaeed.
The gradual drop in the ptice of
silver is very discouraging: lto!i the
miners in the silver eamis. ; As ihere
are more silver mining camps than
gold, this greatly affects the mining
the members of the .Committee over
while until the.
I,roTe: settled. , '
of
silver
i.i
(pu est ion
call
party-"!
kibove
their
.
eaveu
anotlier pair j still greatei
. . . . , . . .
errowth or the ocean etermer in
The
dwellings
and the
Steamboat lauding to; the .shop.
Blze, Rocky Mount will be getting into
has been not less rermlrkable ' than.1; grand shape for a quick and steady
I- ' '. J TkT . T 1 . If. .7.7 - r-..,-t 1. 5 .-. f r ' ' i 1 1 r. . i I , , - 4-, . , .
in aieeu. ew x ora f vrm. . elv-" "i ''&v y
1 ' Our honored 'townsman Col. D.
i , . . . .... . . ,
. j uwortmngton is a candidate tor A.t- '
A orthingtoh's I
one and iii all'
-FOR-
A. C. Line And Branches.
increasi
Kate Fields
f ense of her sex
tas this to! say,inde-1torney general. Col.
! . i , , T, ! record is a yerv fine
s: All mr life I've;.! , ' -e ,., .
G.H. Jenkins 4 Go.
heard that wonien
crets; all may
I popular opinion
l ve kept many
rade in
cease
and
The
p an la
bf t he
mj mc x ,.r i ...latin,,,- nf life and in all f' Rt-
can not. keep ee- tions he has borne himself worthily
ife Ive liiown : this ! and merited the esteem and confi- j
to be false, because ; dence of his fellow citizens. Plioe-
secrets and other'. ' ' -
women ot my acquaintance nare -
done the same. It never occurred to f m o-iaroKi.-tAMni; engineer
' i jJ i I ! t ,vi M i c i inompson says that the dredges in
m.to ddubt thesinfallibility of mas-. th. C)e Fe ' -iver below Wilminr.;
culine hpnor in jthis respect until re-j t0n have, since January 1st,, removed
cent erehts. forced ujwn nie the con- 289 stumps from tho-bed of the river.
Tictioiiithat so-fcalled gentleman can ! Borne of these stumps were great size, ;
desceiidlbito slujms that none lut the o.e measuriiig 11 feet across' the top :
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nost' abandoned jof my sex would ap
this is the erreat Secret of their rreat
success. Goods in l.aie -quantities
can be bought at mueh, lower "figu.res
than in small quantities,-'-.and tke
Morris Co. always give.,their patrons
the benefit of the reduction.'; -Watch !
and wait and you will iee winders ;
Ctjii'ipiished by the Morris Co., in.
Tarboro; during the yea,r 1$!2X They
mean business. !
Respectfully,"
THE MOHIUS CO.
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ft. i Aiki&izt :..SfiK-i4:M k
1 Kov rrhc Sale of Leaf
and! t he Tobacco .1 nt etv st in ,Tni liot o will I-ji? ims
ever. e can -)iis-i ;m ioii-1 v s;: v if vou s iil.-
we will vrive. vni the 'best avel -.u? vdti h.ivo
.quality of yofcir to'iat co. - W ha e hirgf
SASH, DOOES, BLINDS PAINT,
" 018 an uttyv - '
Pumps, Carnage arid Buggy
"l aVle', a iid We
UA KANTKlv to niak
V ii u j its p U I j L, V A Fi U J!
,'i h
.olKifeo-
led more v ij'oi-.-ii si v i iiun
ell o'ln"' ;! 1 1 ..-tec . viih ii -i
l'"i:!.f mad-, for" llo
ders I-, ,'i 11',' !'o,- m , v 4
i:vi;uv i'!f.i;" i
'A:.' ..Ir.. ii r - i 1 : "
aui mj.- y.-u Mroeu is an experienced t'fbav-.onf.'if and v;ll'
; Bring us a load as eajjy as youiean, and .we .jet io v.- wie w'ill-
: s Abi. i:v i kv da v i:xci:i't Nt : .say.
u r s.'i 1 1
' vmi,
vi:iY ri:spi:-
.joiix
Shelf anil lEricultiral Hardware.
PHARMACIST, TARBORO, Ni
UNDER HOTEIiFARRAR.J i
C NEW J.EE :) i -
, . -.AND
. NEW PATRON
Gook ISfovesw
proach
sale of a
Prefer, of course, to the
confidential correspondence.
by which the world has been invited
to contemplate at scandal that should
have remained unknown. ! No good
is done by its publication; infinite
harm is done to a womap and " Jier
innocenachildreJl.. !
Mr, Wilsou of
i -
his speech a few-
There is
West
dav
Virginia
airo
in
on tlie
passage of t be free-wbol bill" said:
ho
Ipeople than the
another fifteen feet across the roots
On Saturday night last the saw- ;
mill of Dr. D. B. McNeil was dig-
covered to be on fire and before assis- j,
tance could arrive it was entirely con-;
sumed. ! In addition to the sawmill
was a grist mill, cotton gin and;
shingle machine, which were also
burned, together with aome lumber
aud three bales of cottoii. The origin i
of the fire is supposed to have been
a spark from a lighted torch.
Leader.
Wilminutov. The remains cf
the Rev, Dr. Kobert S. Moran arrived .
from New "l'ork last evening and,
were accbnijtanied by lie v.' Dr. ('. F,
Decnis. Dr. .1. i . Ken nod v and 31-r. !
Dealers in pure drujgs, medicines
i
and chemicals, patent mwdicinei,
perfumeries, soaps,, brushes arid
corubs, trusses j shoulder braces
&
-V-
Special att,entiori
sjiven to
IS
THE BIG MORMON TEMPLE,
Completed at Last.
... theirown signature. It will
to be unite --'inieretiiijr- to i mauv
onr reaik rs. There is one sentence i
in-'the abov w must sav that some
" what confounds us! It is this: . '-Tllt
iluVL'iuir froni thr'opinions it ('refer-
t., :.'- K i km ysv A nvufiTFX1 Tll" capstone of the hew Mbrm.on
" . , , . , Temple was laid last week AvLth im-
na,eipieu, a.,u incuim . po6inS ceremonies. ... V i '
adocateshe committee do not re-: There are few buildings anywhere
gard it as a Democratic paper. ' Just J, that have been visited bv m9iepeo
. heye we would like for the members I pie. The history of ! .its buildjnk is
,.f fl.o C.niinittee to . irfrftsb f heir ! pieit" wun innnng lnxerest.
i,uiii....hiji; , 1 1 1 t i .i ivi I - a... .l ihivl J J o J
..""7 " : ,.,-s corner-stones of the structurfe
ca.ix recall the tact that they weru ; laij but it was Only a few day
ek ctcd, to serve as t he , Demix-ratic t the pioneer Mormons entereil
F.xecui iye .Committee' by a conven- Bey, where a new empire was
'.ijj:xin ld.'JOj that , was composed ,
priucijallv of .members of the Alli-i
auoaHd those iu full and
establi'shed, that the site on, which
it was to stand was aIiasam ' I if
-'II. . iiTTnder th Armrnt Ano nf tlia AfV;..
r inures oniy cave an lmnfcriect ! iv vr'"""!"" w.
nntira . . . , - . - I i i t It . t . ii I .11 . r t
x..ft.. iiin-o.pcri.Mi i,t ita r,, m, . ib uu at t ni Ti(i(inf(,:iii. cnrTAroii mur
J n - I ' , V l . V ' . VJ. 4 1..J UICUV-CJ. It . 191 . ' . I ! " .7 - ......... , miu.l.v. IU, .
n. .. 1, t ..,......:.....: ' e . . i - . , I i X. . l .
bjruipanijr Him iuc ui;;aui..iuuu. i leti, oroau ana. zvv -ieet lonsi. l to ; cuessjv. Over
Did the members of thii Commit-
ti. when thev accellteil tb offiee
' - 1 . ' ! u.l -..4- 1. :. 0,11 :
consider Alliance principlei uudemo- , ,. 7 V i -
- . 1 . , ! all these towers are to have spir
cratic? .ecan not put any other which electric lights, will- be p
and we reaching some 15 feet higher
inure vital or moment i
ous question before the ; American ) Tavoi. of i)V Hnrinjm ...... w .L L.
tariff. A j system' of j a of NcV York; and Mers. W. 1 OPCI-iM ri'uSCripllflllS
Kornegav, r;. 15. Horuen and t has.7:
taxation correct jin principle and jutjt
in ojration, is ths final goal and an
essential of free " government. As
we approach such a system we broad- f (
en and equalize -our freedom. A-s
we depart from it we . narrw and
j ;' '"'' , . ..,
Tarboro, N. ('., January IStli bS'.rJ.
- Jno. L. W.imhe r) v, j ': - i''
W. H. Green, :; "' - .
J. K. Graii'iiis'." S .V :. ; .
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vv-Vir-iii
Y & f:t.
X
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FREE' Om AP P. LA OWT I O K
BEST ON'MARKET,
i .
lf;i
One and Two ITQi-.se
I'Jl 'Mil I !! laiC fll . 11,1-1. 1. W.t.L .il.
l,-;lp- Mjui.c ( ouuty, ikjIi.-i- is crcl,v y
io,iii j--r.--jit n:i vini i nt :i:i:,i! . s:i '
uto. to fri-.-illl -si irn- Tf. mi.-f,,r .... ..'.Ii
ji or . iore ijl li d.-u" of .hum-.i-v
DE Ell
-AGEXT FOR
ll a if
-o.v f r y . j j j i r.-i 7 u 1 1 : i ' i .
tetac'.nre hcii liy iiotif!
a'tH-pavjiifiil, y Viinie.
f.
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n n
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I'tcil tf the ;ii.! jr;.
'i to !ij!ik;.iiii;ijr'Mii
JTI
. -M." T I'oilnfjiiri
VTiiflll'V. '. , .
';Jth 'lay Jau, It'.i'Zl
' -o. i,: rittHifw,;--
liiir. l,. J-i. W.n.jj 4
' : " . -i- -ii
aw iiroceries
ALSO ONj SALE AT
subscpjbi; TO THi:
Fannte5
Tarboro' Mav 13 lf:).
tjciicrat ilUrclmnbisc.
MA Sclentif.c American
OX!
1v
jthe
Were
after
this
tb be
make unjust distribution The ex-
lethods ef taxation in the
, i ...
L'nited States are incorrect in prin-
iciple and unjust in operation. Some
it.:.. LL t,.... :n:.. .i:.ii'..-..
IIIIU U1UIC UMII tl UJU11VI1
collected !in taxes finds its way into
... ' -X . i , '
the Treasury every day I do not
believe that.it is within the' compass
of statesmanship to gather any such
sum from' the people without im
posing serious burdens. upon." them,:
and lessening their usefulness and
their profitable trade. This is a tax
upon the health, the vigor, the en
jtrgy, the very life of the people.
Dewey, of Goldrtbord, N. C. -Tjie i
remains 'teere met "at the depot bv'i
liev. U . (. . .Normu.i and i)rs. Swiu- r
lell and Xash and tlie ' Boards , of :
Stewards and Trustees of G rece M. E, !
church wjth a large iiunjber of the !
members of (.race church. From
the depot the remains were escorted'
to. Grace church, where a large jium-j
ber had assembled jto show their re-I
epect for their once beloved but I
now deceased pastor. Jiw7?pr.
-1
PurofiBiiJ
AM)
.1-.TP?E MARKS,
Family Receipts
S41.0OO.OOO irua"
K,01,r! th cfraer St hl tthe rd last year a taxes on an im
is lb8 feet. :lo the top- of .thfe eeu-1 1 ....... P.! i; .;.-k k-.
... i i: i Tinrri imn it .t-.iiii 111111 i.iifi h s
ll f.l Siiirl ! it -. Vv..vww y"vv nuku vx
and
eg on
cfonstruction n the aboye,
wool aud woolen goods. One dollar
, R 00 k I x fin x m . The Republican
congressional convention of .the 6th
district met at Rockiughani last
week and closed jn a general row.
The Brady faction from Mecklen
burg was recognized iii exclusion to
the Gordon faction, which caused
the trouble Gordon said he and his
followers would remain in the court
house until hell froze over and then
stand on 'the ice. Everything was.
confusion. The Brady faction re
tired and nominated J. P. Loekey;
of .New Hanover, for Congress, aud
elected J. IL Young and A. Brad
as delegates to the National Conven
tion. The Gordon faction neniina-
ted A. M. I xing, of Richmond, for
Congres and elected J M. Smitb
at all timea oi day and night by'.
REGISTEliED PHARMACISTS
of ten years experience.
LIVE A XI) LET LIVE
shall be ouif motto continually.
8 1
KT.rr,Wiil taken oat by c u broti . iV ilV0"'
ti. puiuo br . notice girZ tntotvZXX1
'ii!a-.:
W E CO I
INVITE VOL
DIALlX xV ;
TO EX A MIX L
JOT Bnte.t'Pf: . th.
w w iLuuni. it ' w I m,
tLW ilx month n. AddrV MLTl ii.
OUjR STOCK
PRICES-
MAILETT & MEHE6ARJ
Any on- J ji:,...
with jianie ;Jr'il s,a.-
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Let "ever v . '.-V X j
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In
WkOLESALE asd SRktail f):.l .rtJ
aj:ed, out of Wy, $5 collected in' ; taxes j J. W. Qordun as delegates " to the
J X he j came from wool and woollen goods I j National Conrentiou.ifcc
6' UB SCR ICE TO THE
Farmers
' Advocale,
SI A YEAR.
ir Staple aku Fan;v
GKOCEJilE?1.
TAItHOI
WAVvV HIT : T.TTT.T 0
tun m u , u iu m in jjul
by i.i t il u ?v
j AMTAl, t'Hi
; (Jentl?n;en
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i ioiis. i was
! ai seVi-rc" hea
tier and had
j and aft. r
PAKBORO,
March 15,
-..: i i I. ,
V.Z.tELT.ER. Se-'y and Treas.
i posta-1' el
:- xvih fee., j
a'v-ftgu pf ,1
f.t4,'2.vifY
Address
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