TIE SMENSIiOEO NIL. UltRKMW.
DAILY IXCKIT SVND Y.
w. g, koiu:hon.
BKTtRED AT TMK TPST-OIElCk I
QUSNSBORO AS SriOND-CLASS MATTCR.
GIDEON BAUD.
Clause F. Wil-cn, uliior of tl e
Wilson Advance, re. eivcJ the folio
ing letter fro.ii or.e of the members
of "Gneon's I5:inl" a few days ani,
and shows vcha respect some ol the
Third J arty peo, !c have fo.- t' e
and free institution' ol c ur country:
"Mr C. F. VN u-sdn: The miser
able, contemp-.ible, nirty eheet you
issued last week will not be allowed
in Wilson county. If you dare pub
lish another such again we w.ll throw
your mean, a iikin body in 'loisnot
warn p. Be warned in tine ; we
Tnean thin, so you watch out We
are no gteburning crowd, either,
bui we will attend to you it you agin
abuse us.
SlGNKD.l
"Wilson County Gideomtes."
The mvisib e combustible "Gideon
ite?," oi Wilson couuty. in l.armonf
with their ubiquity friends throughout
lhe united world, who sold their birth
right for a mess of pottage ate about
to discover the enor of their way as
men eaters.
THE CAUSE OF I EE TROUB. E.
A get th nun who l as bren can
vassing pre'ty extenive!y in ti e couo
ty of I hathaiu Las dtscovere i a fact
which sutlici ntlv ac.ounts for the
great interest shown -,n that county in
the quettio of ti e lree coii age of
jlv.-r. It is is ih.s : at least two thuds
cjuhe ei, U of in-) county Lave for
uing silvei, reat quan
being found there, and
i hoarded tia-in the
and.iLVlS."wIih a view
10 th passage ot the free coinage
bill.
It is no use for ti-e t'd p rple cl
Chatham to dig up any mote ri ver
unless they can have it coined, and
we art not surprised to heat I their
earnest ndcavcrs f r the passage oj
the Silver b.ll. li as by a t.,e e acci
dent that ageLtlemau made 'hi- as
covery of the great hoard .f si.v r :n
Chatham county, and conntquei.t ot
th9 interest felt :h re in t. e -Free
Coic age question. -
The Third f arty vs. tw rco: Maa.
The Third party is as much the poor
Ihan's cdduit as the Republican party
is.
Look at its platform. It proposes
that the Government shall issue money
to the amount of (J0 per capita, and
lend it to the people on real estate j
mortgages at 2 per cent per annum.
Xow, the farmers and others who
own land would be able to borrow
cheap money under such a law, but a
poor man with no land to mortgage
would not find the situation improved.
On the contrary, he would be the
victim of class legislation. lie would
get no relief, while his land owning
neighbor would be favored by the
Government. Atlanta Constitution.
irs. Harrison 8 remains were
r tt .
buried yesterday..
Ransom spoke iu 4,000 people at
Newton Friday.
Eium boasts of his dastardly work
With his knife.
Exum used such vile language on
first class ear last Friday that sev
eral ladies were compelled to move to
different portion of the car.
Exum ought to have a keeper.
This is the second time he has been
guilty of an assault; this time with an
open knife. And yet lie poses as the
Champion of reform and as a leader of
lhe honest tanners of the country.
V
POLICEMAN WHITTlBQTOa Eofi-
FEBDED FBOM THE POLIOS
Fo:cj. Aa Inrestigstfon to be Had Hext
Monday
Police Committee filed followin;
r.pjr.:
Pcrsuaot 10 a ca'l of the Chairn an
the To.ice Committee melon theius
at S a m , and remained in session
to and a half Lours. The business
oi the nueting w the tol. owing com
munxation from the Cbiel Police t
To Tin Hon. PoLict Committee
Gentlemen:-! hereby prefer
charges against M. A. Whittir.gtcn,
Serjeant ot Police. The charges are
that he uoes not do hi duty aa police
otlicer ; simply failing to do service,
hiving done leas than one-fourth the
average work done by tie other mem
bers oi the lorce.
fSiGED F. R. Hall,
Chief Police.
Mr. Hall's evidence of the charge
was based on the following record o
the policemen, as shown by his books
From May 1891 til date, F. R.
Hall satisfied 64 warrants, $169 40;
W. J. Weatherly satisfied 48 warrants,
$452.00; S, N. Ridge satisfied 6j
warrants, $163,571 D. Sfiott satisfied
61 warrants, $13374; W. A. Scott
satisfied 29 warrant, $11900; M. A.
Whittington s.tisrieJ S warrants
$33 8o-
Mr. Whittington in hit defense
s at.d tlut he thought he had doue
hit duty. Tnat he ha 1 Lever o t itled
d ing I. is duty, when he had known
of an ordinance bung broken ; tht
he waa s ck and off duty for four
weeks.
Meesrs. D. Scott, V. II .-cote nd
S N. Ridge tes.ified that Mr. w hi j
tiugton seemed will og to do his duty.
Mr. I.id'u testined tnt on one
occasion Mr. ,V, Littiugton remaiked
to him that h j did no: giva a . dam
waether 1 e ever got another warrant.
Upon nil the evid nce submitted
thu committee iiKu.:h:, best to r?com
mend t'se suspension of Mr. Whiuiug
t .n un.il a further invalidation coa'.J
be made by !ie (oid pt Aldermen.
ign'id ILL Scott.
P. D. Price,
v. .'. BtiAOUM,
w E. Stone
llr. R : iLini' and J. . More
head aprejrtd ofo:e te b aid in
b hall of Mr. Whittington
Alderman Gl.scock movtd that the
fur.ler consider-anon ot this maiter
be postp.ned till Monday night next.
when au inres-igation shali be had
Eight Hegroes To Hang.
Chcstertown, Md., October
Joshua Trainard, Lewis Benson, Henry
Hurtt, Moses Brown, Frisby Comcgys,
Chas. Brooks, Fletcher Williams and
Charles Emery, all colored, ; were
found guilty of murder in the Erst
degree. They have been on trial
since Monday. They were charged
with the murder cf Dr. Hill,
on the road from Wellington to Mas
scys, on the night of Saturday, April
-3rd- John Potts, the ninth person
on trial for the murder was found not
guilty. ;v': V:V;V
The people of the South are free
now. They can now see that their
own laws are honestly administered.
They can see that their own elections
are fairly held. Will it be so here
after? That depends on how the peo
ple of this great commonwealth vote
in the coming election. If they allow
themselves to be deceived, deluded
and entrapped into voting for the Re
publican party and its' pet measure,
the Force bill, all will be'over.' We
will be slaves, subject to the will of
the Republican part. Freedom and
liberty will be athing of the past.
Milwaukee had I J20.000.000 fire
yesterday.
mKHTBICKHAS GIVEU THE AL-
DERMIS PEEK IS? ION
To Widen Asheboro Street.
Mr. S. Kirk;Utiickappcaivl befor
thu Board mi. I pioei kvl a pr.po
tion to the CoarJ that ha woAl cd
sent for tlie city of Giceifioro
hive the right ol way over 11 cert
portion of his premis, 1 on Ashelc'
S'.reet, needed as a side m a k.provi.
the city should obligate itself to a!
the ahade trees now standing cn
strip of Lnd to remain unmolr
unless bv reason of decay, any 0!
allot the trees fhjuld die.
Alderman frtcheit moved th.
proposition le acapted.
OTHER CUT O0UB0IL ITE
Alderman Gleun moved that
consideration cl the excenaion
Walker Avenue be postponed till next
Monday evening.
Prof C D. Mclrer asked that the
city place an electric light on the hill
near the residence of Mr. Eops on
Walker Avenue.
Alderman Price moved that the
matter be referred to the Light Com
miitee.
A petition Wa presented from
citizens asking that the Coal Schute
be declared a nuisance and that the
Railroal Company te ured to
remove the same outside th city
Umiu.
A'derman Pntchett moved that the
matter be reftr ed to tbt Police Com
raittee.
Mr. Jas. D fhe, keeper of cemetery
presented a bill agin-t the city for
work done in the new portion, $15.
Ai lenna 1 Lovi m- vrd that thi
ra ttier be r-feired for the Cemttery
Committee for a report.
Prof O. A Uriiusley, Superintend
ent Graded Sch.jol fi ed his m .-nthly
report. . . '
Alderman Ueacham teportrd that
the market house had been cennrc ed
with the city wwer.
ATcJemnn Pritcli-tt introd ced the
ol!oing r:-o1utions.
Sol ed that heoffic of Sergeant
of Polic- be abo'ished
Alde.iu m m V4 d that the consider 1
tion be p wrorted xi next Mond y
oieht
J. H. villi , Chairman of the Coun
ty Commissio'.eis, asking that the city
ex'er.d its sew r;.g )s tin o as to
enable f e Count-, authorities to c n
nect the Ja-l trerewi h
Referr- i to the Sewer Ccmmiitee.
Alderman Sco't piesenled from
Mr. J. A. rt rkti, that he be a'l-w.-.
to hi:ild a ucKHlen fc:ton-n in tn r:ar
ot his p:rintS' s v-ii o;i Street.
A! u ned.
Earnest Franklin met with a serious
accident vesterdav. While rilavine
"Fos in the morning" on the South
Greensboro Graded school ground, he
fell and broke his le'.
Fishblavs Ctching I'.ou-e nei Hi r
fretae 1:1 wtr.irr nor dre- u in Sum
met-, you enn sec b g--irig in or by
a el 1 te 'ro i, r e outside Nu liber
of i op:,, ci.s e to Uieeusboto lor ihe
stHc ai purpose ol sseine Fish laeon
the so: r e I cf tl.eir cersynal epper
ance.
Save
Paving:
Doslors' t
lills
W sassm am ssbsm. nAVIIIIfl
yayayB eiooDBAu.il
inc. un cm 1 ncmcui
. FOS ALL BLOOO AND SKIN DISEASES
Bai beea lhoroclilrtM(d by
ImoI phjBteao. and Um pmpat
for at Tvan. ul amr fuM to .
em qdeklj aad pmaaaaUCy
RHEUSUTISB. F1BPLES, ERUPTIORS, f
M an awiaiii 1 or UTlu, wrx uuiw aaa
ILOiMlta HBS. tarartakkx cara. tk Moat
loataroaM Uoo4 dlBMae. K dllUmi are f'4
Smaat. Prwai parkouia, iMUaKurea, far
BLOba) SMJI CO- Atlaata. Sa
t smr- Bins
v
TRADER
n MARK
1 v-.
ERADICATES BLOOD
SON AND BLOOD TAINT.
SrvrtiAi, btt rf Prltft Ppecine (S.9. f)
enliirlyc.iV.inirU my vtcn ol conUgloua
blood poiton 4 the viy wnrt -r .
V u. a. LuoMit, boroveport, La.
CURES SCROFULA EVEN
IN ITS WORST FORMS.
Inn acawi k in ini, md drained my
,)iM tnlin ly Irom It by t iking tevra
bottirt Ol S. S. S
1 iuw nn nw mnj mjuiy
tutnauBG.
r VV VV11 rnx.
Spartinuuirf , S. C
HASCURCD HUNDREDS OF
CASES OF SKIN CANCER.
Ticatlw on nUwd'std PWn Dlw milled
fact. bwirT ai-tcirn. la, Atluu. lit.
Tmrniy-Mw OqU wI krlnf Iht)
THE TRUE LAXATIVE PRINCIPLE
Oflh plants used in manufacturing
the pUasant remedy, Syrup of Figs
has a permanently beneficial effect on
the human system, while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral sola
tioos, usually sold ss medicines, are
permanently injurious. Beirg well-
' r 1 :,, 1 1 .
iniorroea, vou wui on mc uuc reme
dy only. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
Guaranteed Core.
We authorize onr advertised ding
gist to tell Dr. King's cew ditoovery
fur Consumption, Cor.ghs nd Cold's
upon this cordition. If yon are
afflicted with a cough coll or any
lunff throat or cheat troub'e, and will
use this remedy aa diiected, Riving
it a fiir trial, and experience no ben
efit, you may return the bottle and
nave tonr money refunded. we
conld not make tbia er did we no
know that Dr. EingN New Discovery
could be relied on. It nevr riiaap
p-iuta. Trial bottles fren at C.
Holtou a dm n store. Large size 5U
ceata aud $1.
WASTED An evperlMieMl ljarmoc miQ
to maoatie a paring Accldmit bnlQH bar- to
Orevntbom. Got otol-1 lo' a tutler.
kittf, LlvlnsezpTln ce. B a XKJ, llaua,
Gaorfa.
LEMON HOT DROPS.
Cures all coughs, colls, hoarseness
ore throat, bronchitis, nemorrnas;e
nd all throat and lung diseases. U
egant, reliab'e
a cents at cuuegtsts. Prepared
n'v bv Dr. H. Mozley. Alanta. Ga.
. I tjHA'li Ld COL
iil!' t' -.r lu J kiidh,
V.V. L A SI' 1. cjS a i
a r c lauds.
1
il.l.!, iieu-le, BOtitliin ui:l Lealii g
a Dr. S.ii'f's cturih rvmedy. Cures
the worst forma iMrumui n:ly. Xo
iperimjiiij'. Ito'OIJ Keliiiblr."
I 25ycnr of tuccebs.
Bucklen'eArnica Eaive.
Tikf r-fi !aiv- ii. .. orld foi
Co't, UnH'ca, oi. TJicers, Salt
BhoniUi Fev. i Siri t4, T t'er, t'htipd
Hnds ClnM -i.-H, C rns, ti.il d
Skin Erun ious, au.l po iiH.ly cm..
Piles, or 110 p.v i r ui, .1 1, ,
gniraated to fivt p . 1. . t -t;ri
tion, or money ri-fundi-d. IV:. e
cnte per box. Vnt ml i-y V. .
Ilolton
LEMON ELIXIR.
: Pleaeant, Elegant, Reliable.
ror binousr.ess and coitMipauon
ake Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, and
,-alpitatio 1 of the- heart, take Lemon
tuixir. ; .
For indigestion and foul stomach.
laze Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, ior natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Motley s Jmon Elixir will
not fail you in any of the above named
diseaes, altaf which arise from a tor
pid or diseased Liver, stomach, kid.
neys or bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozliy,
Atlanta, Ga. 50c and one uoliar bottle
at druggists.
Mrs. M. A. Payne:
Agent for ELECTROPOISE. Anv
one wishing information, call at her
residence, 127 Church St, Grccnsbo
rO,N.C
l.i M WUI SF - . TV
ONC ENJOYQ
Both the method and results vrhsi.
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is j.Iccscl'.
and refreshing to the taste, ami u .
Eiotly yet promptly on the Kidney,
iver and BowcK cleanses the eye
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly benefickl tn ha
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale b 50c
and f 1 bovtlea dt all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute. .
CAUFORH'i FI0 SYRUP COL
it ftAHCISCO, CL
loutiYiuk. tt. am rox
Health is Wealth.
InuuN T
Or. B. C. Wnt'a Knva ard Bra.'a Trat'
neui, a naraotMd apeeiBe fur Hretrla(
On nar. i-oiivaiaioD. lit', Se'Toue Ko
rlirc, Rraciarbr, Ncivuui PrmtriUon cacuicd
by t be cue olaoubol or l tcco, wakercu.
Mrnial Drprra-lor, Badn-leg e tba
Rreln, re I dj In InrnnltT ard .adlcg to
mlrj dT.v and deitb, FrmHurec ld Aw
Rerivn'rve, IxjMct Power lae'thor tel. In.
voinn'a-T Lr'-e'd Pp-rraonbcEt cm turd
m vrt-r rnliii o' 'h b ain. airbaa or
over Indu'iir ce Emrb box com el Da cne
month's trttrnt. ro be. or rli bni.
n t-t t',rf. ract by mat. prepared en re
calt of 1 r ce
WE GUA11ANTEE SIX BOXES
Tfnrrmiv wr, Wlthrrh order rvrolrrd
b or"r,:i roir", ecumpanird with (3,00,
eill it ti e pur hver our wr.ttrn iraar
1 - .' . " " ' Miami
j 'cesMt kffrci. a care. Goaiaotera Iraoed.
at t tn ivfr-H thi mnntt I in, tM.in...
QUI) "
HtrH RI)S0Jf FiRRH.
DKUaGIST-l-Ot B KNT,
OREKS4BOBO, N. C.
I $5 00.00 REWARD I
We will par th above rw'd for anr cafe
uf LlTr ComplalDt Dtenri ai,, :0k Bead-
kcIih. tndlif stlon. C'ontp t; or, l oetlvenxa,
w((onotcurenllh Wmi'i Vrr-et able JUver
iM'e. when lb dlreetloce r- .trlctl com
piidlth. Theja-o pcirrl. venetable. and
r ev-r f I to glv aatlerartirn Buiir coated.
Mrr bdr, oonti.lr.loi? 30 p'l'r, 15 c.,.
Eewareof count rfelte ard lmItlorj. Ttt
Crroloe tranufectunx) t olr t -tpe JOR r
wEsrroMPAxr, c pu ago. ill
Sold jy Richabdson ,t Farris,
Druggists
(Jrfkmsboro. N. C
OPTHALWIST
THE TYE A SPECIALTY.
... 1 t Comp aia
7j mi . p. o nuv eye
1 ... .. . '
ri.- ti iv, von irn
i-ufnltlv. R
fAl-RA.lt b kt . o , 0,1 they
wiil giv on r i.f if . 1 is pcetible.
iL-j arn 1 ir . u w U ail the
lawi inl ni sc i pr -ii .1 i.v-'bHlmio in--sir;
tac nfa ac.y U no j j ia examin .'
inic ili-f.vv ; , fo. txty tt cr bi.t foreign
auN.ti,nce rer-.rd nitt..., 1 ) ain Olaasea
fit'H to relieve al- kl mimitl visionary
livr.ble rnchaa Art ij u.it::r. Urcer.
opio, M-1 yih, Itmh.' a ia, Hrrnrpbor.
r a
oi r n. 1 1 1 can Muscular
insnHiuuni-y or au caponed tron
dim. v e are aeenta fnr thn .(
GERM ah EYE WA.TEU. ireacribed
by LIU AGNEW. TLa tx-at known
rt-nieclj for ic flamed eyr a, Rr&nnUr cr
eoabv evelide. ond nnv.r I i tn n
and rives no pain. ,
uoiu. ilver and a! eel apecs. in ureal
quantity. Th lu-ffORt lnn r.f .nU
and ai ver 1 coda ever brooch t to the
place, BB1DAL PRFKPNis Tl...
oldeat and moat reliable house estab
lished 186.
Offlw home from 10 a m to 8 p. nu
W-B-FillM8,80N,
!KI
102 Eoath Elm bt, Greensboro, K. O