of ■ oawipapor aa aaait.
and by tta gakMa la togiraafi tba <to
w* * **» Mtta* af aaaa. Tba
I of tba day aakaw
I dalj «ad la
•f IU oftoo pabHab
> baaa Mttto mom than
- ***** *«“<*Um. Saeaatloa
■UMlTbtllib^* **w b ao aaa*
will oaorn ooo. Mow ahtla
r, la Ifea fatlaat aaaaa of
J la Mfaoaai to giro aU tba
aavattkga ao right to go Unbar am
U la tba kal
tocaTlakMft'kaaaatom'1**" MU>
Miy baaaa amartgbtto ocalaST^
jf £ Si* **“*■** *•»
l*a Maaaa bat aaaa too y«Uow
l"|»ala af tba praaaat ut tba amll
•"•***y MiUy la giaatar than it baa
J****1- la bat tba word uaaapopcr
“**>** ooo Id
todaaartbo tbo j
la tba Mako-ap of tba too, aa la tba
■“ ««a a« tba baad of met.
thaw, la to too boat am tor tbe
**“•*■*• H. aod that aioaot
“■* ,™,,» **to bo a»j mi to o*ti
*y» at too aaan tbn, bo hao too
L'T1 J* **• aalty at baart
aadba arBI aat aacrikoa public aural*
tortolvata gab.
ThaaditoraoMba amll -twapipaaa
*"• ■“*« too AaHgM
»at ton aaa
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The tael that eight of tba cwilcu
"»Maf true* the camp c» l« Muadey
mur la« —an tMMtit i.f m.icj will be
i» another column -wUuntMr
»*«• tba q oration what ta (ha matter*
An Ilia cu*rtfa uot utteodieg ta their
duly ? Mo. I« them no Uoadboenda
1** > J the «amp T Mi*. U then ao
taw aid far me a «h» n%*%
aaat aometbiag ilia »1,10U to
lb* eooaty t Mo. That* exactly tba
alata of affair* pub bt piaia words. U
aaay ba bowb toaowmof tbo tax payer*
of tba ooooty who bar* aright to
pay ao to tte maaagamcat of again In
lb* ooooty bat It If aemtbelraa a fact.
Tba sooner ao moth log W doaa, tba bat
tar forth* oouuly. Maady all lb* eon.
aMa wh» escaped an* soatsuosd to ioeg
teat Oaa waa a murderer. Aa a rvme
dy wa tbtak kbrra should ’j- a sarara
raprimaad to tba p*»fv If neorstaiy
discharge. Melt tba c jp should keep
af h**t two good blooi bound* Tba
eoavtata should be a. ada to *m tba
atfipaa Uataad at tba ordinary Uuo
oearaUa. Next tba aiuty com mls
aioaar abated offer a toward, aa aooa aa
they ban that a convict baa escaped.
Tbta reward wiu necessarily iiactoate
accotdiaf to tbt tangth of (he term* of
tba escaped._
fmrmn »■» biwih.
cr> >1—0 miiu—.
Cutt—poirden— of Vko Uuvtte.
BtUfh, Not.—It now dtnlopi toot
•a Mliapt will ho aih tu carry oat
the throat (circulated duri»g Ltw url
mrnty eewpelge bp tbo ration retailer*
of political goaatp) to “oouteat" tbo
poUtMnl etatiag of Seoatof-ehset 81m
—ooa next March. No awtlw of tba
•Hagai dealgo h— baao wade lu tbe—
tottoco hitherto. booaoao 1 did not cow
aidar iba aoara— of tba threat worth
aoUclof.
Vow howeeer tba matter baa aaeumed
man dahaita abape and Importance, la
tb£ It la announced that delator
Pritchard la eeUeettng mat trial and
“OTldaoot” apoa which to ba— a coo
toot, aad obat ha, aod aoc Butler, aa
tome tali—a—d, win appear aa "lead
lag oounaal” la tba coataat. That
Batlar h bahlad tha aatWM ao oaa oaa
doaht; It la equally artdant that Prttob
a»d lakes ehargs af Urn "oam" largely
asr^“-“
i
Uaa;** that UthTao relied “arid*ace”
•eculed by Republican "watchers” on
oloetloa day la Anguet, will ba need to
impeach the nlURy of Senator Sim
■aonn’election, the claim being that
tbo legislature aleoting him waa a
fraaden tly elected out; that auch a ooo
lent la eactala to ba arede at ton eery
outael of tba extra aeaaloa of Iba »ao>
•to, auch aaaioa being uaual at the be
ginning of tb« term of a oawly elected
Fraaidaot, elected President, etc.
ou*» Kntr amwova out.
Xx-Cougraaamaa Settle, now of
Aabeeille, nritee a truer to Sana tor
Pritchard, la he warns the latter againat
oaeh a caarea and polata oot the tact
that la attacking tbe Simmons electloo
Uw (aadar which the November elec
tion waa also held) be win be digging
a (St that may eaguir the two Repot] 1.
can Uoaareeattaa-elect from tbe 8th
•ad tU dMrieta; that erso tf the Sea
«• oapportod Pritehard* eoateaUoe,
—immediately
ygoaat Mr. Miamene to tbe eaataoy
Uus deelamd. and tbo a«xt Legislature
MS*?*** eUot him.
Mt Bottle U»eo appeals to Mr. Pritch
ard not to take • stop that will uaquaa
^jaasaea&a:
•ad Uo Demoeretto party. Betel* him
tb^by iwrwlttlnq the daad paat u
bury fu d—d the day when they both
•2Jdtmeaj of Uo bankers, railroad
■MB Sanaa manaUeturere aad other
*• «l«ga them eel tea
»*M> Ue RapabUoao party will ba
■aataaad; that a oaatrery aourae will
t****TV'1 tU frultUn—all of
wbioh la briefed here foe what It may
he worth. 3
NORTH CAROLINA’S WEALTH.
kn Batumi ln«r«M t.'.yk Bum!
Pw water ItaowlrSa*.
It U expected that a clover acquaint
mace with the gnat ran American Us
pqairion to ba held at RpCalo u«t
year all courtuce the |k*od1o of North
Carolina of tba wisdom of being re
•resented by a proper stale exhibit.
When that* la onervsuon for tba Stott’s
re pro as o tat ton at Parts there arv a score
of good reasons why It should hare an
exhibit at Butialo. Tbs grout markets
Into which this stats sands her prod
ucts are the rides of the Vailed Watt*.
The state Is seeking, not settlers speak
ing a foreign tongue, hot Americans
from any statu who are looking tec
grand opportunities for Investment or
for engaging activator ht profitable Unas
of beatnea* Mousy of oar own people
do net realise that they have on* of the
most productive states Id the Unton
and odd of the richest in natural re
source*.
Beth In agricultural products and
possibilities and ta mineral wealth
North Carolina la an* of the most
favored states of the Union. All agri
cultural Interests have rapidly advanc
ed since 1380. The com crop of WW
approximated >0.000.000 bushels and
that of 1894. **j0Q0,000 bushel* Much
attention baa been given to truck farm
ing, and as much as gIJO.000 worth of
prodace has been shipped from a stogie
town to oaa esaeon. Peanuts are ax
tanelvuty grown by our clttoan* North
Carolina having base at oo* time al
most the only sours of supply for tba
(Jolted State* Since 18TO much atten
tion baa also beau given to grape cul
ture. both far the manufacture of win*
and the supply of the northern market
with papew The climate and soil are
especially adapted to the culture of the
star, and Tint-yards are found to al
most all sections. It trill Interest
many to learn that no stale baa within
Its boundaries so many of the plants
used la medicine, the Atlantic slope of
the Bias Ridge furnishing 2,300 varie
ties. Ooe firm annually ships over
2.000,000 pound* the dried root* herbs
and barks going to all parts of tba
world.
In the cotton year ending An*. 81,
mo, tbe area under eulttvatlen Tor
cotton tu 1*11.708 acre* and the pro
duction 630,836 gross balsa, roc tbe
year 1866-1900 tha area was 1,220.000
and tba eatlmated yield 168 pounds at
Oct cotton per acre.
Tbe timber lands of North Carolina
aro one of Its meat valuable poaan
stoo* Tba great variety of soils and
tba wide rang* of rttmste give its* to
n rich and varied forest growth, tn
the aoaiheastoTP counties under tba to
■nance of tba golf stream are found
tba magnolias, palmetto* Uve oaks and
other aemkroplcal tree* while on the
higher mountains of tha west are tbe
Hrncea and Hr* The rial* abounds
lb pica* and from this tree la derived
one of Ita moot valuable product*-that
of terpentine. Oat of 12 asks todige
noue to the United State* North Caro
Una baa IS. It baa all tba light pine*
tour of tba flea spruce* six of tbe
eight hickories and an of tha seven
Tba mineral wealth of North Carolina
In as boundless as its agricultural and
forest resources, and tbe further de
velopment of this wealth offers great
Inducements to capita lists seeking in
vestment. They have no need to go
to Sooth Africa or the golden mads of
Oapa Nome. Than are both gold and
aOver to be mined in paying quantities
In North Carolina Work Is being
pushed in tbe Oner, Cappl Bin, Sum
merville aad other mines la Mecklen
burg county; la several mines la Ca
banas county, at lbs Grid Bin. Dutch
Crash, tad one or two other points tn
lavas county; at the Beds mine tn
Moarc county, Portae mine In Franklin
county, Mann-Arrlngten mine In Nash
county aad at points to Stanly and
Montgomery counties
In sOvar tha moat actable activity
la at the Silver Hill ml nee In Davison
county gag tba Trenton* near tha di
viding lino between Bowan aad On
bnrran counties. There was a notable
gain to geld mining to 1S6K, tbe out
put being <064 floe ounce* valued at
EM. non
Copper and bun mines are being
washed, and qnarrylng la carried on
open an extensive seal* In ISOS there
ware quarried granite valued at 679.796
and Madstoos and limestone veined at
9<180> total, 160, *74, The copper oree
tocad Include native free capper, esp
rit* axurit* malachite, rad oxld* eop
P* Slate and tba green and bine car
Panadas at copper. Thera are several
promising tren mines la operation. A
company has recently bean formed In
Moeen county to mine systematically
foe tba gam rhodolite, also ter the raby,
aapphiso aad other woods* gem*
mam la IMA ChmaMaa
w artiahi beds of mica ta
tka wsatsra porttoa of the state. Mica
Mbitag showed aa Increaaa ta 14M.
■■■»»! t» be tho tarat dc££»t^rf
Mgaatle Iroa at* la tba soothers
Itta nWi la iA county, and ha
Worsaibsr, UN, a tract of 10,000 acros
Waa Isaaad by ta* Praaaytvaata atssl
fimfunlii. tad nflroad «tianft4Nii to
Mm seat of sp.rttlsaa war* orders*
A tnt clasa sahlbtt of mica and otbar
■haih at tbs Paa-American Sx
pisttlia at MTalo might ba tbs mesas
•< attracting tba attsathm of oaaNal
THE WHITE FRONT PHARMACY
.IS ALWAYS HEADQUARTERS FOR.
fflBRUSHESlSfc
Agent* for Normally'a Fine Candies. Fresh lot by express.
Call and bay a Salem Almanac for 1901. Just arrived.
Prescriptions a Specialty. Onr Motto: Purity and Accuracy,'
with Cleanliness. Three Physicians have their offices in oar More :
Dr. C. E. Adams, day phone 84, night 18; Dr. H. M. Eddie man, day
phone 84, night tp; Dr. J. C. Whiteside, day phone 84, night 81.
Come to see ns or phone No. 84 for anything in our line.
_J. H. KENNEDY & COMPANY,_—.
DRUaOISTS AND PHARMACISTS.
FINE PORTRAITS.
We make a specially of beautiful PI^ANIOTYPU, the high
est type of Photographic Art. Your family and friends would be
delighted to receive a portrait of you made by this process. As a
Christmas gift they have no equal. See samples on exhibition at
___CMAS. E. VALE,
PHOTOGRAPHS R.
There’* Reason for
THANKSGIVING
when the shoes you wear don’t pinch
your feel, don't cause corns, don't
*K>rravate yon, don't add to your
worries and Iron Wes. Wc don't moke
shoes to order, but wc sell shoes that
fit. It's a feat to sell shoes that fit
and we are up lo that part of the
business. Here are shoes that not
only fit, hut are stylish aud every
way satisfactory.
....Robinson Bros....
SHOSS and MJSN'B FURNISHINGS
E. M. ANDREWS
...OASTONIA STORE...
Special Attention!
See our line of Bed Room Suits, Hall Racks, White Enamel
Beds and Rockers, furnished at less cost to yon than from my
Charlotte Store (lew expense here).
AT FACTORY COST—One Folding
Bed, One Leather Library Rocker,
and one Hall Rack.
SPECIALTIES:
Blankets, Comforts, Stoves, Trunks.
Also Carpets, Mattings, Organs
.... and Pianos....
If you wish time—coin©.
If you pay cash—com©.
E. M. ANDREWS
Successor to The Armstrong Furniture Co.
THE BEST BED ON EARTH.
Don't Be Deceived.
The great success of our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, which is due to
its merit, and also to our vigorous advertising, has caused others to put
mattresses on the market, which they are offering for less money ana
claiming they are “Just as good as the Royal Elastic Felt." Don't be
deceived by same.
We emphatically deny that they are "Just as good," and are ready at
any time to compare oars with others. If your local dealer does not
handle them, write at direct for descriptive pamphlet
Royal 1 & Borden, Goldsboro, N. C.
Sole Manufacturers. _
New-York Life Insurance Co,,
The Oldest and largest International Life Insurance Com
....panjr in the World...
JOHN A. MCCALL, PRKSIDCWT.
ACTUAL
New, Placed and Paid-for Business,
Bxcfudlhg Not“T*ken Policies, for the year. 1899.
NEW-YORK LIFE, $202,309,080
mutual Life. 162,870.679
Equitable. 149,731,910
PERMANENT CUSTOMERS
Net Gain in Insurance in Force
During the Year 1899.
NEW-YORK LIFE, $117,850,865
mutual Life, 80,750,565
Equitable, • 67,259,288
J. 0. CHURCH, general Again, Charlotte. N. C.
T. FAVSI04IX, lgeatal| Again. Aaatenla. N. C
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We have just received a Big ‘
Shipment of
COMFORTS^BLANKETS
At prices that will
PARALYZE COMPETITION.
Also Second Shipment
ewOF__ *
Ladies’ Cloaks and Jackets.
Children’s and Infants’
Cloaks and Caps just
arrived. See them be
fore buying.
WATOH OTTR, W IN'IDO'VT’S.
Yours for Business,
THE OLD RELIABLE
New York Racket.
Early Fall Thoughts on Shoes
Other \
Styles for V
-*
tjQCCly
Dress, House
Outing.
Summer is ended and the coo1
weather is here. It now become
necessary to change one’s appnrei
and one's Shoes.
Onr store is the place where th<
freshest designs, the up-to-the-dati
ami the-hour
c re at ion* are
to be Sound,
and at tbe
least prices.
Heavy and
light walk
ing SHOES
for men and
women.
Beauty, Comfort, Service, Small Cost—all combined.
J. Q. HOLLAND & CO.
FEW AS GOOD, NONE BETTER.
Th# IRON KINO Stove* have been sold right here in ftaitonia for
seventeen year* and they have never failed to pkase. Good hakar/
large ovena; in (act a good heavy stove, and will last almost a liKr.il
Fire beck* guaranteed it year*. hletlme.
Other Stoves including *9 piece* from $9.00 up.
~-LONG StOVE 4 TINWARE CO
■..'ll' I.I 1—-■ II W JL -- I -I
Uncle Sam's Feast Day
frequently make* occasion for the
doctor lbe day altar. The wise ones
who Intend feasting on Thenksglxina
) « «**>" day will keep a wool*
r of our own DmabCs*
bonne for atUck* of indigentiou or
internal disturbance of' anv kind
i^^SSS’Kar- -
Frost Torrence * Co.,
Osstonls, TTTT . H. C.