farmers'
ro-T
FIVK CENTS
I T
TARBOROVN. C WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19,1892
VOL. 2. NO. 27
TIT'
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tains ' :
ty; axc?
Np. 10U.
TarDorw,
Valmyr. Arm.
'. '
No, -VZ-
. ni.:
III oik,
Huiroi.
lint at
!nt Rocky
Lund tram
Vcitt,
riisON.
Trf, ' v..
irteiK.
and u
Tceoi i"'
libe County
made .
aui
(ieorge .. '
Ukiir, - uvr-
:tlte Courv
i , i ilvil.I
lort-u v
I of Jcto-
pi operty to ;
timed l'eic-.
Job, one ox. ;
otton rian: "
Oilen John-.
io Johnson
land to
.. land, sittt-
ijdgecombov,
adjoiuing.
as tbo .d
it'aihin! 2-Jd
description
1$ hereby
died in tne
t irnistti o10'
BRIEF OPINIONS.
Put none but loyal men .jat. the
front. Battle Creek Patriot.
j;. One fcounty, one flag one money.
(Joldrado Springs' Mail.
-'. The iroper exercise of the ballot
can clip; the wings of .monopoly.
Philadelphia Justice.
, .1-.
It is a battle tp finish between the
vested rights and human rights.
( tbd help humanity; Kansas City
JluiJl(llX.-
i - ; .
Thk .South and West are together,
.and the solidity of the future will
Ik: against the oppressors of the peo
ple. Mont.ioss'Yoi.
.This must be a peaceful revolution
, :is :i revolution of bloodshed has al-
' wavs been the negation of-hope to
the xX)Y.-Tlie Truth. '."
Are not the mines of -the west as
worthy of t he. fostering care of the
', tmu-a nvernnient as the looms of
the euaty-rr- The Calhaope.
r - ' i
TKKF. is unite a difference in the
. ... i
heathen, aird enlisrhtevred people; the
-former bow to wood and stone while
t he latter worship gold. Ex.
Am ()h.lahoiua editor writes: "The
ill . I i I. C . . ll. 4-K
Wlinl 15JV. v."Lll, I lie lili lin;.! SUrttm, tm-
subserilx r ovveth,' ynd the Jjjord'
'KnowethJLhjat vi arerin need of our
dues. '"; -,';.'
"L Honest of intention, is not, in
this enlighiened age, a kuftic-ient ex-cus-J-or
the wrong a man does by
J- thoughtless v ot i u g. Demo r i s t
7 iwr. . . , ' ' -.
The history of this country, docs
nut eon tain an instance wherein the
farmers wen- arrayed on Hi" wrong
ical fjuesti oii.-5-leau
THE DOINGS OF OUR. PEOPLE
BRIEFLY AND PLAINLY TOLD.
STATE NEWS-
Happexixgs
OF THE
DEX8ED.
Week
Haleigh
nialthis welf
Welcome for
lv enlace next
hc tiger.
Asa result
1 will have her cinten-
and the weew
Wilmington
month: Wil.
of Mr. Carp
meeting at Ayderi, in Pitt couii
professed 'faith and joined the eiuireh
The congregations were large! 1 and
the chiifeh is much revi ved.-HJ ew
Hern .Journal.
i .
Trinity College has-just be
Con
of
will
Me-
Warner's Crp Bllf Un.
Correspondedce of the Watchman.
Sakdebsville, X. C
Heports from 82 'counties indicate
a good outlook. A majority of the
candidates have1 ripened very early
lahy of them were thought to be so
j green that frost would be sure to get
: them. But f thank the Lord, all
danger is over. Frost has determin
: jed to stay away until after election..
i 'Possums are 'now being fed I to
' candidates in the Western district.
0 1' R BIGGEST STftlKES IRE As j too, after the sage had gulped the
VJTOISG W rX)MPlRISO!S hemlock, was set upou bv the people
I SI5tE THEY ARE BLOOD nl smashed into smithereens a
LESS. ( kick all round. The Greeks were
' kickers; that made them smart. Up
how to get kid OF DANGEROUS jto the conquest there was agrqwiug
classes was often DiscrsED by sentiment, toward a statesmanship
plato: and government owner- i asking that the people be saved, as
ship of things CONTROLLED BY ! against the modern monopolist s tenet
monopolies esdobed. j,, that the people be damned. i
' i' Looking over the whole ground,
National Watchman . 1 learn to-night one lesson, that to
': ' ' . merely orgaiuxe and strike, . 6ght
I nave trampeu iroin u -rM-and make a noise, may arouse public
ty,
over here to the site of ' Sniiion, near
the old Creek silver mines
rium. I had an object: for
Candidates j 8DOt where a creat strike and insur
i t a, . .- i . ,;
. . oil . , : . 1
nte,.'g ; llain-iaiiv 4 mcnes. . iew Dranay
abunuant. It is bid out so revenue
men can't get a sniell.
.i active and uo.danirer from early irosu ration m miners took place a
One of the candidates called anotner I tury and a half before cnrist.
a liar the other day. lne crowd
said that was chestnut, that all caud-
fii the' idatcs uere liars.
recipient of a handsome gif t f rom -j Sixty-four postal card reports
Market Street Sundav iSchkl of ! f rom the Piedmont LHstnct ; indicate
verv .' no rainfalL but candidates are fall-
Creensboro in the shape ot a
fine portrait of Rev. .i. rZ. Maim, 1).
I)., a formed trustee of the collt-ge.-
Durham GU) i
An old coloj-ed man' who thfard
iron. W. R. Heiirv's ! sreat tariff
spt ech here last week came into town
next day nduig on an o!d shabby
cart. When some one asket t him
why he didn't ride on eomethir g bet
ter, he said: "Tse" been pfcyn: V . t oo
niiich tariff,' lioss. Can't afroril any
thing ; better," Scotland NeeK
Demorrut. :''
, The Coventor last week issued the
following commissions;: W.fo. U horn
as, 1st lieutenant, Co. (J., . 3rd j regi
ment; J. E. Smith, 2nd lieujenant,
Co. G.r3rd regiment: J. W. Keatts,
1st lieutenant. Co. T., 3rd .regiment;
If. 1 Tavlor. 2nd lieutenant, KJo. I.,
3rd regiment; G. W. Tritchet
lieutenant, (Jo. P. 3ri regin
State Chronicle. " . ', -.
ing in the estimation of the public.
There are four candidates to every
voter now and more will be brought
ont. Shakes are .going into their
dens and camp meetings will soon
be over. . '
' the" Central
0yj j opinion and eveutually lead the way
y-JJ" lout, but it is not statesmanship,
it is tne . ,j,he gtatesman pan "j0 no good until
? he is in the chamber of legislation,
cn iaud uo strike or paltry clamor can
thousand desperate men found re- Jj nobier torm of suasion to do
fnge ia this castle, sixteen columns tua .
of whose ruins stood around me, on flitse CTeat mine twubles .were
1 he ancient ' state
ver conducted them.
1 .w, A flinm t nri ratn
ly, a maguificent portraiture of the j 8peculatorgj whicb accounts for all
kicking propensity of our protean j wolto aud bloodletting. Bf
f athersi Especially does this seem aQ d wp ahaU the rame thiug.
a suggestive spot, when I remember ; Qn the olher huud the ancieut roud
that neiir tt, during tne reiopouue- , , beioiised to the people in
. r o r-M .
is heard of.
1 I .1 . I ..... I ' T
SELF-40XDEUBSED.
Tie bilrrr Qalt.
A
FieirRES 'Advanced by Goldbugi 5 M R. jsditok--i ne wwj ,
Wu ru Will Pmtk A ItoOMER. 1 the Uemoi.eUxaUoii oi , Finer
RANG.
tin. nrirv i.f rot tun cailtiot W toO.'ol
r-vr v: .v ...... .r. l .1..
- I tea called to tne -iemuo i u-
Krom the Amerisaa Banker of people. KngUnd is the great ottou
Sntember 10. we cliD as follows: A
A public document entitled "Gold
and silver," jnst usned by the U. S.
Geological SurTey, presents the sta
tistics of production of those two
metals for the year 1890, and ;7 ahn
for previons rears. Vwo facts are
especially noticeable in this report:
The remarkable uniform production
w . . A - tfwn
spinner, luuia is ourgr-mir !.--petitor
hi cottou growing. . Silver is
the money of India. ( England uses
silver in buying India cotton. This
silver she buys in Kurppcand ;AuKri
ca at eeTrnty cents and paa it in
India at one huudred crnts. ; Our
cotton is thus brought into cxnpjU-
' ' i
Uon with oottou so purcnaseu. r-n-
"e n
ai..!
; uianv wtiu
Will we
htch.kev aiid v
t a
cuYcts i on a tew ao-s,
errrrdrvain!!,
will grW
ln idoni
force the
thinking
----- 7 . . , . . .
of 4d and the rapid increase in the land needs a constant urr.T
miirr ftur im i
and lxxum
elertious si
W'v inuit inak-
tion toucli
lighlly
level. From this splendid sea-girt QwneJ but n
min 1 obtain, moraiiv aim pavsitui- ,
sian war, two Uundreu amr nriy i common and no trouble
years earner, iwenij inouwuuu. .-,,. nroves the
mines,
he can.
?iilu of a poli
villi- Slav.- '
I v gol
oiAi, wan
demonetized it would
be used only in. the arts and would
socm fall below the price of ii;6n, tin
or copper, is ilat "inpney in
gold. '.':: : ' -.V . 1
Amkkkjan hherty'ih the liberty to
mI tln tiM-ms of the man who
holds a (inch on the mean? of pro
1 .list.ribution. or starve.
Scjittle Call. " '.:.'
I.Aium is not a conimodity, to
..1.1 r-rmi i n't i tors at the lowest
: t.i.l.lf .- 'Labor is the creator of all
conuuodities capital's progenitor.
Kunsas City J'hnloujr. - - . -
' Osk hundred and ninety million
, ac-res of laiid' in the tTuited ! States
areowneti aim i-uiiuumu
the greater share by
, , t If. A
-St. Pjiut (iifdl Mm
Governor Holt has given. tl:
City Guards of Atlanta, ba
mission to pass througn xue
their war to'. Few York to, takp
i. thi f 'olnnibus Centenial celebra
tion... ....There are now 2l5 convicts
in the penitedtiary.
are -to besnt to .the
Candidates are too
I mis for the nasture. Thev are feed
j a. w
Gate inn- them oir imported turtle sou
. . ... .
per-
Late on
part
Of the
farms
PoanokeJ thus reducing the
iii the gieatprison to 100 the
uiciikji. wru : yeji-j paniw, tnemy iuuucuuu ...... ... ,i tmvi. the nower
showery. lne candidates cannot ers,i meohanics and laborers DroKe, nioleVn aro-timent that
get any oody to near tneni speaK. f rom their masters anu ooiieu w me, ru;ul:i'aaJ transpdrtatiou lines must
i ir v i u ii i in anu iilui vutx v.iJv.a i. hiihiii v a i-niiii n- iidiii -
discuss the force bill and the tariff i their own countrymen. Then
racket Then1 they form clubs and tie to the north, at the mines of
swear they will vote' for the g. ol p., gaetus,aud eastward again, at
thed;o. p., or the n.-i. p. or bust, ; Hvu?, similar outbimks also occur- , k h - f jjjg ou w,icb
tMimli Liaanj f l-i if' - f Ii4t' 1kML i ii or ,I jnaiwnmins in nrnnniTioii th;LL f i .i-i.. i :.
.' i , , - - -7 , .
for a sole place to iau wnen me thev got. into
a V.ivitJiJir Mii'iwrsliin for the
a"'; i,m,ifi1f M T it the Ciwks the
f i U. llVMi' m -
taP Uradeliiuioaist have iguoblv failed to
I Dun pwt. iH'fon-.
l Will-. our ii"!":!! -
ftv h.ivv? Uriii
a fact
iiuKv rib'-'es
ol.' i
r."
u inoro
t hail w:vi
kI '
of silver furnishes I great dn
I made clot
the tiiri.tl
out of t .i.. ;i
H-Oph" to i'"
intv ( ; -4t
man can uo nion h.ud
empty stbmache Ihi-
been comijitg n i-
Iwin to Ih
how.
he Stnt ii'i t N.i-
our purM1 nan !i inorr
RVinur h h ouwle-u
k" 'Il-Mfiiin at )
1 1- v. t
li.eti l.ard
;htt timt. ;i
-tlalv OU till
tiling hni
.r.il Nti-.i
Ilk Hi tin
nrodnetiuu of silver. The gold pro-
i r . . . 1 I rVmftot 1 TM.t inn
innriAn Yiir WAn v r m wimmm. mtmm I . .-vr-w i . .i -it
. . J- r T" TU t :.u l,...nnlv th mnla. uiit K.ln-dile we will have
- - a a a. a aaaaai bkmb . aav i a la-r h a a. a iubl iul aui'i'i v - i t
... . . , . i . i ? I I.. IC'l tl.n.nir Iwxntn tn IU1 1 ICS I tO I lie tlollll'
annum, wnue tuat oi stiver nam- , "Ti V., eT," t i.- llil li
V. - Aie I Ii uJil 'lh7 million and lias I will lael
creaseu iu me same uhm irem i ? " , . . , .
ftoo rwvi 270 000.000 tier annum, rot more for sale. As tne sale pro-
t 18RQ tk nf th mnhtion of ceeded the price o! silrerkept
a aa m w . - a-- -
it in
to -o la'k
m:iu wti.i hut, t!;it
lib ttv t ) uv' eiii; lioine-
ling jiihI sI-.-h.-k, to dulo
iHy.i.f out ni'-n, uitli
m . . . m.i mm i vi.iir i. i f .if iii i tint . t
Hraf rail war tn th lacrtnc. tne UrO- laiiiuK truiii w - . : . r v.
Dm nilf it IV i-Kim- we n4Un! it cheaper and tbonghU .ui till ns aiwoir the
J.:""". mer Tb. EDiTlUhj Jld OtriMn. du.trv.lii .vou.yt. lUW f...!. -t.
AuaiUH iiie Eai aaw asjiiipwv , wa-w i w a
railway was completed to Colorado m pretty thick anyhow. 1 he old
and the year's production of silver Qneen is grandmother of. the.j.res
rose to $16,000,000. From that cut German hmperor. lemonetia-
Fa
time to the Dreseutt railway !build
ing , in the mountain region
aud ; the silver production
havp none hand until the
tion then uiarjiave been ucompliahed
. r i ;rLi :.i....t
DT xavor aim au-.-cnou wimwui. , .
ef v. But (Jermaiiy only had ubout j C'41"'
nnlliona of kiIvit in circulation. Louses
",u r . . . i
not make I was the
The faJhcr of hidenkJ, the
IIUIC CUUS l..JU . 1.11
present enormous output has been England knew that would i
reached. That the two facts are a permanent supply, j-?
connected together as cause and ef
fect, is very plain. llailwaT"N-buihlr
mcr has enormously cheapened the
thing is oveir.
historv. Near here.
ir. k;, i--.!. iij lild initintivft ; cost of extracting all ores.
.wll-.1iimtiDiii j' - ' . , , , . . .
.im'l iKi'tnnra niton llm HnMiu a new inventions and discoveries in mejai
f too. the -men in the marble quarries ' '(4,.iti1,ttiiatof law. Law is a I lurgy have worked the same way
Aknv rn-icrts hare come, from the '. at-.rtipt work with a great and bloody. . ;tu;,,. .i.:rti, ,,wMnr avai- i Knr. If an vbodv! 1 is looking for a
East.' Sheephead are biting "well, i light. In all these rows a quarter ot : ever can be done. The law- i cause of the great decline in silver
and rattlesnakes are plentiful. Pea- a million worn abd ragged lives gave . j . fi.n,. ni...s.. climes vohetn-i since 1870. he can find it in Uhe
tnits sii-'e suejirlv rioe. and the hay-! on the e host. ' . " nJ . .,;fi Wh SfniPBmjiitshin enormous increase' in the amount
, i ; . S , 1 - . lllbl 1; iiliu.vwni' - - - - - . XI
he turn
ed her attention to the United States
and with what success we are all fa
miliar. We " produce 118. million
dollars worth; of silver a year, : and if
this can be kept out of. circulation ill
ivteiira it a ItfilKT cbllin KS loll? aS It i
1 nroduced. There IS a biotlier-'
hood among thieves m an naiiona.
rhe men who are m tavor o a ugni
currency understand each other all
Tile fa
sculptor,
" 'I he fall
was an m
The
wai the s
vim i w' r r . I ou . . ill
i J. 1 Ulmculf ou faif na :.. ..n,n..Miinn CIIINi tllt'lT ilTP ) (10(1-
numer-dess. Jiut. an instructive historic
parallel is Sjhown. All their con -
of wild; Onf biggest strikes areas nothing .Vwi 'wi,;if. ts.iw.r ili u1k! ' eomini? udoii the world's market
. . f . - .1 I.I 1 I IIIIIUWVV, . . o . .. . 1
an,tifihfB ntmcrhf. it from the . tins argument, mua jwiuucw,
1111.11 Ulivi a. iiivj j j . - .' A. a
to ir- easily set aside by a table (somewai as
too obstinate to use the follows; ,
nise ot maunoou, i . moDimoiorwi.
, 1882 3,.!i00,f)00 i......
t luail ftlOnnnnnn - "
ced upon us the, r r
l : . in v-
a; prooi maL'iL is .woic iuau ..MB1 4rt.800.ooo. per EuVlisliiohev
3 ,;t.nn tliaf thp tronl)l witn tne . ia- in nrm ono .wr capita i.whu i .p . -
m.i iiln iuci- t t iuumuk v ' o liejlUlllg raiirouu or any mo- !.-. -.'- ... . I i . nii
i . i ,i i . .- .r- i . i . i . . . . t . i . t -. -1 . Efu'i ih i's 1 1 in i i im i. i i
uritpr nor rnp war f im rov v tric iniioum;eii inuu . . i... .fi.. a. mw wnnm.....: it cbimui i.wi i i-' - -.....
' . t . i J . . nni i ii pvnr it.' 11111 niriuii ot liiw ii. 1 " ... . . . . . 1 . . .1 11:.- m . . -
I . " IV 11' v.... . . ... . - .. . . ... . . . . . . . r. M H . I ... 1 . . . .. n . I 1 V I II 11 I 11 II I U 111 I 1 1 1 .
raging ... .. . i ; ..u; from IW1 uk,.ww ."iF'- uukcib uu vm v....j. ;v o
v u ill i: ii. n i;iiAM"r. in un iiviomi' .'im i . , . r. ... -a -m w . .. - .. .a.. u
" f ... ik i. iw-va tui.K wo n ixi rni am ia ni iki if" rniiBruru m
' which conies in free of tariff, an
1 addled out to those -vio are-- try
to die with the force bill cramp colic, vails to-dav
I The free coinage of silver has not Athens and
noraut or
P, tests were waged strictly on me com- .hr r.
i w . . . . . UUl IVli a, ft .
d is ( petitivc plane; and it is , humi liating , n ih -We right
t that no higher order ot tnougni pie- ,AV . i,.lvR!n1M.P f0.
trade-uuions. At
furiiith. even as I was
arnoug
115 trying' to find out
is over or under.
the
from New lork
i . j - i
! strikes hud commotions were
General I sit Buffalo, at the Carnegie
over the world, and as the moiietary j gtalesma
. , ..Ml .At.UllljllMlfll tlkll I
UONIl'milV Will UCHl'llDHm-.. .....wJ, ...!'
there can iro to war without the con- cr V'
uiif.nfa. few ffreati. banker, audi Ihefiltiier
-i..l itAii, m..-4l m l.imiji. Ill lril.ll W flirt 1 A.llilluu4il'
uar capita. u.oiixi iuck uiuoht wn-...-- - -i...,.-: .
per capita 0.617 auj Tndon. The great capitalists
t i rif I V....I.ik.I.. ImiaLiuI Mil Willi
" i iii . i uii Ktrcuiriii mc i r
.per rapiu ojMW EiiirlisliMiiohev. Chauncr I)eiw, a ,, ,in"
KamiK the u.v mt wan :i
t .1 1 1 il..M I J.. I I. .1 f ..
n tne
i . A .Min..-. 4 i- . t- f AiiAixi i i i xx . i . w i -i riiomii nuns a ni..
winner l see oy .tne iaiciB ma uvw. ,u jUuaiu, jty ."" i nrLvae to imblic nanus. rtr,iKes, i v : -,- . . . , , , ... , A,i r
m .,.ii i., n,i,w. o Tliaf. t ... if.f Mlmr n "Mines- . ' . V . i ! in. tiii vears comiMueu rprvuucia i laiuinn mthbuu ,
wiH-.i i i t vw ; i. v i j i w r-j' : i:va 111 mluiiui o.umh' ; jliiii ii'in unit u tivyi. t i, a. nni inco nnnrn'is win i ...
- 1TVl. - - , w- - . . 11 II l I I I I tM I i 11 LllU A - -" - -
hrrs f Great Mr a.
euoy-
was a kiiik- gi iiwier,
ii. the author of "lynib
.1
t-r.
vaap
lorof
the
m .1
on or a wuic iiiu.h
her of Thoru.ab
hvasu hip cirpeiite.
laid I.iviustoiie
mill.
k-rator m a cotton
l !"'
(ibman Kmienr Maximilau
ti of a coiuni'Mi hohjier.
. lU-nioAllien .m
awordmaarr uod I
The fa
lh. . id of a
cr aiio iijii.i.1111 iij
her of ir Lobei t (1 Wl, t he
, win a i' n labuier.
Il Suhh. iSvm a Hlk-'wind-
ii.I viiliidvd 'in the raiikh'.
olpiiniur i lie
w;ia"a f.uin .laborer.
t.he pvxt wail s
iin.sei f a slei ui iker.
p.
ra
iihr's
of a
seems to be a new .issue. I : suppose seee.
Jtt he partv that gets the oldest egg; it was the 'imprisoned miners
will win. This thing will Keep on j struck at fSuuioni , omersmg
""- C7 M.
. - . . a , 11 .1 i
Think ot the historic para net. .hpr.visfi continue uutil
who
with
the
- Dr.. Montrose, the Congregiitipnal
;ef YMwiehpr who made a Denipcratic
ci.M.li.:kt Kesnersville" last Friday
wi'--- .- a . . .
iiMit, is very much disturbed oer
the reports that have been cir lUeieu
4-u.,i- i,n u-.w ilrititk on the occasion
,...tin.i. The truth is tSiat the
111 11 ll.OVwa- I,. ,
1 a i riPinnUV fill (JW 111.1 4 ViiO CJ
.l-.nnf: two fathoms shorter tl
l . w -
ers,
Knglish
landlords.
Manv th
:i littlo! betfer f ceil ing. hattto
iKanus in : uusiiH." ...v..
i . i i...a ...1... iMitvc iln ItOL
are learning ri nai ii" .
.nvenich milk, and as the pro-
ilueers of the " country cows should
-have
t is useless to try ai.d convince
man that it is to his interest to vote
for a eanduiate who has in public
Vnd in private shown'" that -he was
oYnvd body-und soul, by the eiieniy
. A labania" M r rot: '
Twent v4 wo thousand idollars a
-i . . . j . I. i
TMiuM what, it costs 1 ennsyi-
.- .i i'i .. .....:! .i.i:it-ic
to. keep the i iihiuvhimu ""
'from earning bread .for their fami
lies. . Ho ion- will the 'taxpayers
- ' A'jMv.' f ( iron icic.
on
(lharlotte A(?l'x-
tv AAV. OKUiui" I
5'
t y U.-i nnf' lipjlll fnlllllirr illtO llODC gCtS
J. i. -i. iofnl An thev be auie to keep
11 . 1 1 .it t-l-lii C.idllllL "lilt' ik NliC UlUllllAi
nouiuuiug lam "." nr. I." ll
. .. . ,.x...it n.,n.l 1 &l imr - halts' theV COUld 1
aa T n CB UIIIM I I II 1 1 I lilVll V4 I ' " I . , ,
I II I i a
luive not i
no man
otherwise. Histo.'y
est in 23.years.T-Asheville'6Vijtz?.;
vr- w r Sinitb is now in - Tx
noirwhere he is acting as attorney j . gome 0f them will be swinging j U,GIV 0f intelligence here 1 rtind no
for a big Fhiladclplna corpaiation, shanghai roosters around to knock one w
- i . i i 1' :L A ti. AAA Annwi! rf 1 - n "i . . a -t 1.1 .
whch is about to uuv w,uw out 0j)0nents. Une ot my ueignoors solution of the labor prooiem. ; bloody strikes wars
land m Ualdweii county... i sai,i ie wa3 for the party that nau j The human mind nas receutni- i-. ;t ,vaJ aiVavs ;SU, Ixt
week there was a double wedding at ; the chjckeng td I flight with, j has not advanced siuce the isceues nme, j,
Cary. Miss Alice . uucsuji notteli egg8 areunicertain.- "Jt is noc s enacted here among tne u reeks. m j - '
known here, was married to Mr. believed by many of we haysecders those i days th,ere were great minds- Whilgt itis 6ad on the one hand
H. L. Nelms, of Chase uity, ja,, anu that much relief will be given by a honestly working for a solution; anu j reflect lhat laoor organizations
Miss Jfiftieuuess-was marricu s nartv that throws nothing nut ioc-:i am astonishea to una so nmny jwiu-, reflise to call
J. E. White, ot NMtson. r.x. ! ten eggs. True a speech on the tar-1 Bions to those troubles among ine j
l iff or the force bill is about as nasty, eariy writers. How to get rid ot j
WikI the breath of some of the speak i the dangerous classes was often dis-
Ws is rfs stale as eggs ever get. But! cussed bv Plato; aud he Anally caniei
'this egg campaign is new to most of . oUfc squarely 'forii plan endorging
us. At one time I expected to vote j government ownership of things con
the democratic ticket this -ear. but trolled by monopolies. Think of
ibis egg campaign has been sprung ' that ye third partyites of America!
itu the'eountry. r With a ? rquiblican Christ did the i same. Something
.1 Somite, there is much, the hl lionev-lmneu uiaiec-
!ilr the two metals, at their coinage ral- has nfoved to Sciitland and bonght
! uf doom. And whr not?Tho .rea. - .5!iu
iwia uro mWI I f . IK I M M 1 1 1 ?Nl r HIM MUi! i I ' .
rains
give.
him
aMv
. . 1 1 ' V.
a casue. lie. couhj. urwu-
teil ns whr some free trade
mien are delighted with
The faJher of the great Tintorret-
to'y'u a j Wiitchiuaki r and jeweler,
-The filther of A leiander Wilson,
the orniOiologi.t, was a lalxirer.
jwum: win mu5 I "V . 75 tK- TT.,;i.1 Slta U'.th
mteu u. . : i ,)C.ople will always kick against a ; - r -"-V" , . UWiou 'American Protection We will ncv,
nn nas lul1 b uiv;ai imu ui 'Ph,. infn inaa i mvo nT juv . v - . . . i
' wiiimo. . lit. iiiaLaiiLi'0 . s-a
u.:! the world's output of gold and sil- er know until he renders lus final
mir, -i ;n.i of DODulatiou account, how much of his money is
.ot nn.man ltp-1 ' 1 ... .. IT. .. . . . .
.1.-- ...:.. .knnu oitur roiaor hii. (TnnHitierinsr tne aniouui i i
oi i'ic iimw i . ---.. . , . .
t iw.k rnui.il TnfMipT. we Itritirfli fnnitjil invteted in Ameri-
find that the j output has enor- Ca, there ouihtynot to 1 mncli dim-
mously decreased when considered cnlty about these two nations uwm-
A grai
culiarly
indeil
niOKt ' by
I l.ii'nn in fiw ninnnla I mr fncrethpr ii the mourr confrrence. I
t ia DernuiwiH iv- i -i i"ft - . i .. .
""v r. - 11 . i. inn h i.irinit.i in I mirr
gthem; . . . .Im iu,:m -,l,Rtiire than it is toJbryl where it
aiiTill-l 1U VUC iurv.t r - - . I ......
fv nhr iii. i Th monetary coniereuce. l h iik
7
the
president an.
in
other, and he could:, t nave n ounce - - Wlth
the stump, from winch tne M-eaKc , o . tv ,
orated that night, witnouta MHu,,. . . - p(r(rs
relief from ; rician's '"Laws". is seen dished out
nits
raesmen
-: Undet it
aid wagj
An Income Tax.
uated income. tux
air tax.
it the man' who
the favorable, cm
is a
irolits
XT
Mlit ions
maintoiuctl in tlie republic will jay
mot of the republic s i-upport.
laced
.... a 1 I. . j a- .
The boys simp y iiiteo nuu - , . , f buidens ; horsed bv the classics and tne Iii
the foot of his long leg goL a V 0 f ijpnnTilicaii nartv ! mW J to ' make the g
VV 1111 t iirv a - - r; . X aa. j v-"
1 1 li - ' m ll .. .
a nunureu for the cure ot wrong Dy tne coi.i .en
House and tions of St. lonis and Umaha: tna ; ,vwl ,1(i tu ftlliv oncomnetent
. . , , ... " "-"I'""! " " J - - I
our party, verv resolutions and demaaub .en- i . . , . h onrsp . When once this
mJ I IU 11(11 uuxav-- I . a
J - .a a .1 If. l.liJ t I B Mill I UtUI .
i new force for solving labor troubles , Rilv
hronrrht in oneration the nrst
ballot to their aid, empowenn
W I til llJal Oil lllUOb umuiyvKvuw v .... . ,
. - . . . ilmiMhntad
t i i .a..&K miwf j 1 iiibli a a - w
ary oi sratesmausnip tbe ,ilTer output t to the in- if , it does anything, will tlx fch; ra-
their demands into the majesty of crease in J-ne . F TTnitd Us l-.tr .itver ana tfold while the
Iritis, on the other fato ac- imeVu degraded br ad verse:leg-
of indescribable pleasure to behold , W f t that the popnla- islation, and it will te too late to
iu a great western republic a vast i.Ulie lter it when remonetiiaUon increas
combi nation of farmers and knights on oi The M vW ! W..1. PkkLE.
h to make up nioney .i?, " tnn U K.iai.d can
It is inspir- wru. - . a--- ittr,l l-lw
wi..u;fi.w 1 combined, to nare oeen a oiww keep-nun m.ii..j;wu."- f j; , I
multitudes ;wnu"BW - 5 i ..l.,.i U mn lifn IJiidet
. .. ...... ....... i u iivfi iuiii uwi v . : I . . 1
'..-. lmjKojuii Southern cotton at something ne cape wn
V
clearsighted en
theiir ballots like men.
a
it the taxm will ie
will bo most easily twrne.
Other laxes it falls niwii re
abhicvtil, laying n embar
upon the endeavorcr
prolix will be
i3'H eeinpt; uu!inefii
niiii" wiLI Ik- freo to earn ai
. . . . i
make its
in or. to know that Treat
i .i-i' - O I . .
. i tn-.t tViia nrm is the sovereign ' Ms ?.'a"
, , ....r.. .w.w ... o 1882 8Uver
tne Bible!
rcat I
Both
I 1Q
has saddled the country, but the ! highways common property by cou- , vcar'g debates will bring to the, view
i!;iy.
vania
s
ones
i.. "anil oitenod ones
ci.l for less than 75 cents pel gallon j sugar, and
vv c..w ibiif. at. Beaufort hucksters
11 V a... - - - I , r
..... A .1 I a-il 11 cr tm in an vl iKirt c.
the town at 10 centa per uhrt..
Tlie Atlantiq Baptist Associaiion an-
miMiir to have a nne iiwimg,
ood delegation, about
and hvcladies. aru
... . . Hivl,t'o tiii n to atlXMlU
iicu "moLii. w - .
the number were lie
'ii... t..' ii n - I'resHieni- m
l l1 iui ,... - --.- -
Wcrest College; President
nf Mnrfrecsboro l-emale
niitrbtv week" Thev might i vrtino- them from private to
the force billists at
thev might not. Per
reduce the tariff on
wwil .niil throw rotten- egirs in the
ownership.
The plan is
p n bl it-
Plato's,
though he
borrowed it. He shrewdly saw that it
1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 i . . dp!L-iic
i knocKea tne uolloiii out. x omnvo
Both......
Here it is seen
wrbl
that
..f . bnlw nntiwiid the marvelous tact
w na in the world's
A..:i it.. ,nuL .kf Kpv tfold and silver was but
, .i" i.: r h'sa than 3 1-2 Dcr ceni
rt.i.1-. mid .V 11 Oil I 1 1 tf. - llWIllTHIllll .1. v .
aoK,65i.83s one-third below its uormal price?, by
....im.ooo.ooo keeping it in competition with ct
.....i..ooo,ooo hiMj- with the artificially
....2Ki.ooo.ooo cheao mony. "f tl W. .1, P.
the increase In Progreirt Fiinnrr.
jt wealth "wiJI no longer is
le lHverty is made to pay.
. . ' . i ii i' . . : i ...l
it projieriy win lie mnmi
is now dirtco'n raged.
luu so eo.uitjible liiH ever
been, dekiied for raiding necessary
Under
where it
A 1
oroduction of both
f7Z,,101
a year.
make it some cheaper, f4intl lockouts. It kicked the bone ' f v f tue soundness of their
OarEastrra Brrtkm.
tll3 F6l
'stand
..il ... i .i ii
the .public
paving any interest,
If th
hioncv without
why jiot th'' fanner,
thebunder, the -sUay county,-, town-
.,.1,1.
mil citV be ne.iimieu -to use it
the mechanic,
ship
I
1'
i i . t erese 7 he- JWUubqe.
f the irnited States
f.t vf,.ii-j ncoitle in every
1UI l" i .
ulioiire engaged in.-agr.iculturc.
Canada.
there are
hundred
as
eomnared . with '4ifty-six in
Sl,ven in Kngland,. forty-eight in
1-Vauco aud seventeen iri ( 5 ermany
I'.ea.'.x i lie .' .. ' : : ... .'.
Carnegie' wires.' fVoni his; castle in
Scotland thttt gras shall grow over
in p.-tiiisvlvania betore ue
union laoor, iiivai is
.....i,.t"..tii! How Aniericau lalor is
JH VMVi . - - - w
ttroteetvd against the conipetitiou o
y Kuroiuv paupers-- TtMt Advocate.
j TUt - old worhi'of ours is consid--
t.ral.lv u? Hf plum, in a moral way.
UdaniLwithihe best of inlluence
about himAad not strength' enough
t . .. :...!
ni
will employ
er
&t'-. New
BeniorA..
Mm "Frank Sa'nderlin,
"""i - . ' i : ... j i t
i t.:i.i.- r. ni'fteii liiai i a-o
4I11V1 WC..".r 1
man, while out .m
fshilob. ' Camden county.
i tables, was brnbi I ly
A vere
twenty
lveu oa
if.
C. 1..
Wal.e
Brew-:
ollege.
- , a. i i . l nnji. va vaav uv - - - . m a a a. a-. . i amaii m
i . t j- i i t K..i : m1 h.wr i.iMiiil .i? j...t: r..iv, ...v iinnr nvpi-! . ... i , r i nfjia iir use in uieirwuMiuu
out jl leei imte uwui iu i um ""' , oi uuuieniiuu xnn ..... 0 . rf.aso iing Will take ireaii aruuuirni l...
. , v. ..!. -hio u. ,.i...i....; i c..r t.. tHia il,.-! !. .5 , iii !1 in-a much ereater ratio than nas
turow enousjii luttcu vggo , ro uie Buiwroiuuu. m. o. i ; rom tiie Diooay norruro cuihiku : - - , c Twwm
, : :i.... ;f i.. 1 n 1... h-ul o ? , , .J i tin. txinuiMtion. Senators.. Jones,
i ii i 'i 1 1 i i : i ' ' i" ri i i i i i : i Li7 iiiunv aw w - uh mhi air ii rv -a- vn vw "-- r if iiia itititii rti -"a m a. ' a iuii
oh a!party, but it wouldn't be sound I statesman. W Hat is the matter with j ; rocks 'phe so-called de-1
money, atter tne ronen , egg hcul- Von. .xne oiu .rcaics out r m 0.k,l(.rsitf but awakening ureeK wnen
.i ' . . . , . . - i ! - - . i. a fi i " -
8 feel tbe pressure of hard times just
" as keenly as we do in the West and
II Lr 'rrijrii n ..t 11 :- . , . . vci..i. - .
nient. If ('levelainl is - elected ne ; common the great lngiiways. .viier y reni jnd him of the great things that , oie iur mm.j t lm rtJ 'rKe UI,U P?'
'S his shoulders ; annual uHF.j j,..---. tne Ue8t nve urM
i - " - i a v. a a j a . . - o u i
- , iu-, . aee transpiring, s om " This increase a
on record . on r uig . u-oi. i aml growls: , -We have, handed our ; Lt So.6bo.000 $24,200
that the demand for the precious
the South, savs a writer iu n furni
population. Senators , Jonea, 1 jolirn-i hut they bare been : made to
Stewart and Morgan have all de- tlv.ex(! till4t the Western .farmers are
clarcd that there is no gold avail- nougihlc for their troubles; that
- .. -i . ...i.i ..r
muncuve- iwrnn ui
en the products
should sit down on a basket full
....it,... X .,.wl I1..11..L- 1 1. 1.111 lint lit
.urn uium j uii itvvuii' m y... v.0 aim growls: "vu- nac. iiauucuuu. ,; L i Kn W1 OAO 91 200-I . 7
my poor weak State, 1 cannot assure Vou also to own the mines aud qv.ar-, f di,,lomacv and statesman-; mounts toaf 7n market,. and
t he ie.itle that even that would make Vies and save all this bloodshed. ' llV4.r u fi,e ouickened genius of ,000 of which I have piportonea to lrujnjoug nU
. 1 1 . r ! i . if..i.: .: I.V. i -"l- - . "
t he country prosperous, i um win - ; ion nao vour, ui,i.ie cmn"."t
to admit that 'rotten eggs are an ; aasteria where tools aud wagons
and
the west
An Inquisitive Tkamp.
VOUlig
WO-
Tiibilen at
githering
saulted
witn
A Word of Warning.
.1 negro .,,ockt?ts with rotten eggs
es
iiil then literally cut to pie
- w 1 ' i -J
liarco. a colore
rtT.,1 ' hft nerro.was.- cuuti
..;Tw,l t Prtmden Court Hotkse,
as soon as the coroner's jurylreuder-
kd its verdict he was taken iroui jau
V... t,,,.,.i i-oil limn .iitd. ''after.; hav-
II Ql. linn1" .' I
ing. been mutilated with kn
'w5w strung up to a tree and t
....... i in.iif.tu pintttieil into niK
Siiim u it .1 x i
llotb white and .; colored pf
.in... ..afo-hhnrhood expresses
.. . i.ai;aviiiot "-.that luatice has
senco no (- i.;
Wn meted out to a fiend
Stan hint.':
red and
but
ves, ne
thous-body.
ople in
j them-
;oncon
i n
. i . " ... - ' . . . . - -ii.? i. itl ,
eiTective weapon on tne stump, ior . plows were niaue, anu nistory icii!oi ;
no candidate can stand theirs logic, j no turmoils there, Vour (iyrmt'ecia
but when our party gets out of sound where were made all sorts of clothes!
reasoning, solid argument, and has !;lt direct expense of the State, "and
.,fiiiiT tint, rotten et?-rs lett. 1 must lie.ir !of no trouble. a nere
liuunwp on - i '
confess that I feel shaky about stick- ' they all now? Has the
orfttfir e leaned vou out
in- iu ... o . . . - -. - 1. . . . , . 1 e .L .L-:,.r,n..
i.a i.., .... ,.- ii -fill a tt'tr :. ..ii,;,r i.ft i,. c riit tut nrivate 1 nanus oi nie-wui iviug...v,
nit naui. i nil. .... 10 in'-.uiui: .v.t in ........ ... l , ,tI . .
and carry si,,m . iow wages, sanalor everywhere , ker ol tne v(WHopoiuy.
th. United States, in the assnnip-
i i!nii that one total urod net would be
. ...... . a
ftxtneA into money. 1
I increase invailable money
nf lhir fmaller. farms out of the
forced pnec-s dow nBt4i a
rate. -' I :
For a
has don
ulism.
much ill 1 1 iVt I
results
For
la cl
will
contribution ,to the 'public
only out of itn Biirplus carn-
reyeiineii . A hy Miouni not m- pren-
pnt ContrcH have levied such a tax
ad aft laiirT ti t the reform work it huit
l.K-'fl j-Jttlt llll .4Ml III''
(I), iu.)
Tkf Same Kar.
year or
.uueh t4
No ot li-r ng
duv't
two the
. itic out
IICV Ilil' .
I Ii
inve aireaov im i-ii u-mk'.
u ral inoiith- I he A lliu
hat duc fti. i
ve already Im i-ii i
Alliati '
M- tiii -
liliC, o
K" d
t.
of the available for coinage a total anuual
metal oi
people know,
Uef erring to the arrogaue
.imi-rr fioniniander of the militia at Homes- -nnniT Qf available money
mt?. There! tead and the. latcnt poe1" iu e ! 46.25 per capita, provided there is
silver at all t used in tne an,
k l v.i i
.if thi
..w i..iw.n.raut vuriiiiice uinoiiL'Lliem I catiinaiiu hart leeir on-of t le dirt.e-:.
ll l.'"' O I 'I'm. . . ' I
r:il ii.
Mr. Wal-
the convention their own way. ; e
won't get nothing but a scent, and
it won't be on a parity with rose. 1
really don't egg-act ly what to do.,
Xourson the fence, p
' :! Jake Waknek,
dissatis-
Reai Before Prayersl
ThW'wagefs paid the
; abroad, men and women
; fied. muttering threats
; clenched teeth. Then you
' snk iidid conscience in those
i Where is the gotnl deamon whojlixed
'the waxen tablet on dead men s
! souls and sent them wandering
I throughHesiod o' purgatory":' What
has become of old Radaniaiithus,
stationed in the1 nether , world to
soul
TVim-P rn Anousrh workmen in
. . . -a M a.,. I , mm
between! 1'ittsburgh and viciuity vj gic
t? of the fall com
Iren .inderd vears oi age
di'vd a melancholy
working! m
lt:id :i : hundred regiment? ol the
times.! plemeut of ten companus of seventy
men each, with as many more i
over for the onlookers at parades.
Six months of hard drill, such as
enthusiasm of these men would per
mit would leave them equal to tbe
best of the Philadelphia troops.
Does anv one believe for an i us taut
. . . . . . . -i i
f there had been a nnuurru
This, of course. U a mistaken view orously
on.l it in one made and encouraged I Some of
This gives muu i tl.ft ohitocratic iwliticians whose that no
loner metal at tnr -,-,nti-ii nation in Power I m-ct an hudieii
the end of ten years, ruai to ft o.ou rwU alone j,, Vwjnn the farni.cn raiiHI.a
per capita, anu u wic v ( and lalwrers at rariancu among mem
o.Icm lt the farm aud labor vote I eer ht-i
throughout the entire country lx
once solidified, plutocracy could not
stand twenty-four hours.
Tbe hard" times I guffered by ou r
System friend are not cause!, by
the farmers of the est. It so the
Western farmer would have, tbe
prosperity the1 eastern fanners have
lost.- Hat they haven't that ;pro-
I wiauuu peritv nor any other, i ney com
and mlTer.l nt " jdn 'tiia farmers of
and their oi an hae c riel out' yj.
e-if that
)'pltf
! hih i far from beinr the case
I And it must 4ot be forgotten that
I this leaves a total available balance
i of silver for use as money and iu tne
arts, for the rest of the money using
nations, of only $90,000,000. It is
nlam to be! -seen that the combined
production of both gold
... . a , ae.
kgaihiit blHly ahirt politics.
thein vent Ki jar iii to i
catuiiai''ii oralr cotini -
. -
all ti
of tie
a' i . l . i i .... ...
i. verv iiiire hut i i'i r.n
... i . . :.. ....I.....
Oil li-aneH- -' Hire! eaiiioaio .,,.,.
Ilch-d 0:it t he ni"t id.rtiin.l-
mi 'sectional rtiaiidei"'. 'When
your xote M'e t hat it H n?
iior'purtien that trv to n-
oret iMiAir -tition -li- da
s of tlie
have
and mq
you cus
tor inei,
tain or
meinoi u
- ' i m .kmii oi- smnrovc the srrooihg
cnn-;r ,V T ,ri ' ' . ..;. .. .i:... that.
iiauca wv -"lli",,n . i . . . ai !,:
S'.icn reiriuieni.6 auivujj j.. " " " t
gb, (Jeneral hnow-
text for those;"4 V" . - I "V -i.i , -W T declared that he
in the llhode Island mills are ,n-1 - -? whe
Tt"W"U 1
' C3 m, . . a
ere i" that' men ot I'lttsourgn,
that used to den would
will not furnish a sufficient money
for tbe money using nations,
or prova able -to avert the steady de-
cline in tbe value oi iana tauor m
all of labor's producU.
Jxo. C. vf ABU,
Kansas City, Mo.
and
from
. -I
to preserve. Ins inannoouf
Adam until to-dav, man has beer, an
easv prov to vice and temptation.
Fanner Adcocafe.
. - i
Af " t t he fr rounds. Uho preach the -protection to Amer- i Tords mid princes into ! could not recognized thetenceof
kv Mount is going on a is as low :is 74 cents. h. Tartilfas lef t hope .behind. -Once f ask "this question as "J
Vmnntl On the' 2nd the i -His to be remembeivd jthat the 1r,r . mtual feelin- in the" Mgi abburdnm, in the hope that it will
Fair,......M R 1L.. ant . . tbe necessity for Jlfh Htrammels. tribution of wealthiest it should be
Li'. I i . 1 . I T II 1 T . 1 1 1 .111. l?.ll . 11 -. . 1 1 ...... 1 in" J . Villi Lll 1 J VV.W .' " t . . , 1
.iin i irrpiu' i ii aicuvt twv
i , t,
Once aud awhile some mu.ia .. f
.-... - . 1 1 ace nt couniiTk v- " r .
himself so tun oi poi- x.a nni m rnativ favdrable re-
n". I ; 1 - i,i.viivi i ....-- j i
V .1.... I
ufacturers Vauin . r r$ r -abled tt get the Work
rived iiereiast rnu ..""v . . n 0 t the
with Mr. Albert ,.x neiua, ox s -- , f 4
These Gentlemen calne aown ;iuiw-A-ufv -
Ct I
Virl-
l .....flctlo-itA the situation ih Rocky
rf nnil th resources of I the ad-
.1XVUUU w T . . . . .11 1
which mev'.naxe
to
.. .. . t
l -t , n,.f -it ic uttpriv nseie-ss
tieciaie.Lii.ii. j - 1: ,J
f.vHwtn.rt tho rtroducer in town anu surrouuun iu tyr j,
1VI llion'l" 1 I i
attempt
advancing agnculturesq that he may
be able to grow i more and better
crops so long as the present social,
political -and '"commercial conditions
xiat. Fai'iiiers Vli-ecS
were very: t much jmpres
of an
cents
-" " : . . -i- f i
Hie trid to make slaves ruu his busi- reguiateu
nessr mines and all; a
Woodshed enacted here
i
a wees. - , . '.
The! result is as Commissioner
that fathers beg
i l. .l.;!.. i thir
tor wn , 7r;huw ho
hters iterform what ) mey , - v-, - -
bloodshed, or,
d all; and the horrible ! what is more horrible "J""
. . . o....: t,wv mtn nower. through iSneer
cted nere at ?ui.w..ju..-: --- : . - . w.v
will be re-enactea at exerv uiiuc t .... if
men Vrow in orgaoiiati-n and hatred. 1 bring oar republic to anarch y. ll
SutthldfXws here desperate there cob Id have been iP.JglJ,
ami,,, J.. mine, or ehops the nobles of Iuis the things
ivinv. p..w.wv. - . . . . ..a i:A I1 tnfnUaw tUlS ar
w,nnF:i'tiiretl Knives wniuii '- - ..
... - ,
... V..;,. ...., l,in(r else.J "- t, fvVit.lds in ex daughters perform - " ' ; "TA ! -.. Al.l.- Was set upon by his i rogance, - tue,
l,v-' . . -ir-V . . - .f i ... 1 T ,xr nthinvii'W01HU UU lui nuui i. " , , , ,
.....inrr ...til f tW. Of I Villi Ulii Ui ...... w....-- ----- ns.ll illlll IlllirUCIVU.
1 1 - . 1 1 , - 1 . 1 . . . I If U . - .. ill 1 . .u ... .
! ' mMLer to 0tH One
infh IllHTKi trt 1 111 IUI" VWi "
.k. . i - ... . ? . a,.
;.,f.i iu mi in oruer to iuc
HTm RajlEjr.
I Jfe is a auarrr. out of
are to mold and chisel and coasplete
a character. ;
That which hUtory ran give us
best is tbe enthusiasm which it rai
ses in our hearts.
' The only failure a man aorht t
the I-jwL Our price went down on
the same scale aud at the same time
m nur Eastern brothers. Tbe cause
of the trouble is much nearer their
own door than are the large" farms
of the West. An Eastern pluto-
ttiit has so. manipulated the cur
y .-: . . - . . -
mnrT aa to rob every species oi lu-
dustry,,NortlH South, East aifd Wfcst,
and our Eastern friends have con-
hicb we l.tajitlv sustained this plutocrary by
i m mi .a. " 11 S I a 1.
their votes. If they wouiu nnu iw
canse of their tronble, . they ninst
seek in tbe East at the centers of op-
preasiou,and if they would lb-
different condition of tbiny they
mnit cret rid of their preiwLs. and
false notions and help to overtbrow
A L . a
fear is failure in cleaving to the pur-1 the wrong at the ballot box. ,uj ve
pose he sees to be besL I as money, and we'll soon clean; out
these
for
sdevl
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Kocky Mount s tavprauie
the remarkable adapt.
this section for the successful grow- j vest h
ing of high priced crops liocky l at the
Mount Argonaut
fam-
:w .
iwauuu.,. ..vT i .v . j !. mau was a
ability of. ly above want, sue mua, . . him
i .ii. k i a rian in n ill uui ' ,
- vest nerauuii wwhj ' -. r...i... i, hi
kame price pam her ; iJ 1". raJhin.:at hif word, be -inciting
children of
i. paVtncr, '; French rich woaR ha for , U nrd
C lUe UlUr i Aw n " ... m
ber of a brotherhood of wealth and position win co
Anvtus. perhaps
Serates the guntv can. i-ut-
or woros are ww a f-iai - . . ... fmr4.tjv.
they do bni reckoae bj themj but - 7
they are the money t faoU. aetiK f TfcJlk Alst
Thm is in verr man a certain -
feeling that he has been what be iah A correfpondent of the PtopUt
from all eternity, ana oy no means i jounujl of Fickena. ve inc
becomes such in time. .. I following ideas and advice about the
books as welNortbai present:
Like a t attention. From a workingman or
1 old child: Boston Globe.
in turn ki ui-.-, . . ? nf A rtatter it wonia oe
Judas be betrayeil his master-. ""ind anarchy.
AS mMM a , " '
holly to aim at
hA nlfasanteit. but cbieflT to con
sider the wbokaomeat; not forbidding
either, I n approving the latter
Ex. . r .
Are you aware of the fact that we
hare one of the snonesi crops errr
nuaed? And with the low. toncea will
have less money. I Men will buy porn
nmlltlv nerer boozht any; and
mmwr f. J ------ - -
Watchnian,
One Day.
hcWj fo'lr -iiaugiiigi in Mnth
Jant Friday, .loliu Wil-
md 'Mildred Urown, a t;irl
veoMold, both col.f-df. were'
it .Spartanburg. I be crime
W.h Williams, ri-ifl' rd ih:ath
murder of Ma v.r. Ileuneniau
rtan burg: Mildred Jbown
tn-cau-'e its Ili'r
an offence Anna.
Tribblelwas hanged at .Newberry for
iinler ol h-r imam, ,i.hc
sheriff ftad to put her on the jrlat-
form aild fasten the n- by lon,.
Wm-VVi liii. whit. an haiigiil at
Ahderah for the murd-r of hu wife
Torn Hrock. colonel, was hanged at
IlekeiH for the I murder of Jerry
if ..1..J if. ..wn mamhal. (.'oiicord
Tims.
rherf
t'arolink
liantfl
only 1
bung
for Iwh
wai th
of Sp
mnderHl a baby
reproved her for
Tribbk
tbe m
hnch as n the ctiaxactor or iny
habitual thoughtJ', uch alw w,ff
mind, tor me
ioughU.
the character of thv
soul is dyeil in its tuo
1 1 - . m .
IMr-hitiond and Charlesion will
n Kakf tlwir eala week and U
mm 1 - - a a
mintos Welcome -Weeic win come
little Uter.
.Howi.BB,
Lmmissioncis
Sept.21.
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