Carolina Watchman

              . y;,.rcii-'vlait & more n any wished md is • ;. '" fc ad r •■ . the carolina watchman the watchman is the oican of the farmers alliance in 6th and 7th coegrra sional districts advertisers make a note of this - third series salisbury n c thursday september 8 1892 castoria r bnfg£^3_and c :;;!:£ ran i itod " irentl at p o^storla cares colic constipation £ ■ di trrhoea eructation i'-10 1 kills ft'on is gives bleep aud promotes di .. 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by physicians a*le ■''"■' iplctely cured by one bottlo of rad:io!d t'vmalc k«gulator its effect i3 truly wonderful j v sxbakgb j ...'■ to " v im • v " inalle'l free which contains valuable infonnatiou on all female diseases bradfield regulator co 0 a househoic remedy \ t fop all \ b^neeacbre a 0 famaulb si9wh bailfl titdi c scrofula ulcers salt k ■;) it w>lirg5 rheum eczema cvory j >, form of maiignant skin eruption be () x sides being efficacious in toning up the a \ system and restoring ihe cors.itu'.ior \ 0 wh.n impaired from any cause it j q almost supernatural healing properties ® . jusiity us in guaranteeing a cure if a \ directions are fuliowsd j j v a elcoq balm co atlanta ga q — " n o o o o o o o o o tfee emneost pm in theworldl ofrccr i •- is discovered u l wms o 1 u ii © q t piffls r)lnu\cta " siclct»eatlachp,clys o ; ; i ■ : kin and au , tlicir curativo p 5c oi toe,*3q i4i paru l'lacc,n.y oooooooooo ■ norfomliiance exchange 11 and 13 oommsrce st j>torfolk va ov/ned and controlled by alliaucemen for handling produce cotton a specialty don't sell before writing for par ttculars to j j rogers mgr p q box 212 r tj mil ddt 17 wadfq i^f plac-3 to sst monuments tcmldston slc k of vermont marble to arrive in n fe'w days we guarantee . ■ ; and positively will tiot be undersold granite monuments oi ali i::"<i a specialty c b webb & co proprietor mi ntl : lhe watchman vlien you write " ;-^ • 1859 the 1s92 sl georgia hoinj insurance co i m columbus c.i s|j ehcdes beowee wm 0 co art f l^ffiw totalass2ts,over si,000,000 w i~rt^^£jsy a home ccmplary seeking home patronage x *?'%; 3<£§2ds lefties s c]s tetsd li.ks atlowest r-j^^st adectjite rates iccses adjusted ' ' r.ld i:r.:d irctptly j allzln eb,o^7n agt tell it if you h:iv a til luglit that's goo 1 . if you would be understood if there's m;igic in your soul give expression to the whole — tell it give your honest thoughts to man who will help you if lie can help you rise from low to liigli help you live you cannot die — tell them tell tl in to angel band hare them all to understand what an earnest bnppy life comes of truth devoi i of strife — tell them who can read a hidden soiil or lit ip inward to the goal what can be your recompense for withholding confidence — give it • who can rend another's glance if tig tragic or ronrancss if tis love or if tis hate j f the truth you would relate tell it know thyself and become known we in life may not atone for the injuries revealed by the thoughts that are concealed — tell them 0 sweet interchange of thought (). the grandeur thou hast wrought f injr all mankind in the universe of mind — just tell it a v chase the arizona kicker a new department — with thi issue we establish a new department entitled sporting news we do if to accommodate a baseball editor from new york who struck uih town in a barefoot condition and offered to work pur three dollars a week and his board we don't know how it will pan out but if he h willing to risk it we are i three d tiff rent occasions we have endeavored to establish a sporting department but the sporting editor h s either been shot or run out of town within a few hours after the paper came out our people are rather queer ibout certain things and a journalist must know their characteristics before he can please t hen j s — we stop the press after hav ing worked off 000 copies to announce lhat our sj orting editor h s concluded to s ek a differ i nt cliiu ite he was i--sistfd somewhal in this resolution by i lit skinner jim bebee and oihers whom he characterized a une-hor.-u pur:s a-ho h:i'l never seen a genuine i >:: fi-ht lie was a mile ahead and gaining at e«i-rv jump when they a r ippeci the pursnit sport ing n ew a'ili probably nor appear next week ax u-nivdituxate occl'tthexce friday i-.s a stranger arrived here from chicago wiih a view of opening in undertaking establishment un foriunalfly i'ur him he went prowling about by himself and ha i nothing to say to any one he came into the i\ick''r office about 3 o'clock saturday afternoon and as he enfesvd the door we thought we recognized him as bill wheatley of clinch valley who sent us word two weeks ago that ha in tended to bury us in our private grave yard tins recognition was strength ened by the fact of his reaching be hind him as if for his gun as subse quently explained he was after his handkerchief which in this town i always kept in a man's hat we always get the drop if possible and we got it on this man and bored him throng the shoulder when he came to give his name as henry briggs and state his mission and prove his identity by numerous papers no one could have felt more sympathy than we did we agreed to pay the surgeon's bill and give him forty dollars besides and we a»*e now ]» iving his board at the hole for the week s well mr origins has no hard feelings toward us on the contrary he realizes his mistake in not joting up on the nil s and regulations of the town and freely admits that he has no claim on us whatever he found out — jim whitbeck alderman from the fifth ward has been aching for some time to find out if his honor the mayor who is our self was well up in gushing's man ual 1 as president of the common council last friday evening he found out all he wanted to know lie was indulging in a speech when there was no question before the home and was politely cautioned he re fused to heed the caution and planted himself on the broad platform f american liberty his honor stepped down and took jim and his platform and threw both down stairs in a heap the platform didn't suffer any to speak o ! , but the alderman from the first had his shoulder dislocated and i lie funny bone of his elbow cracked in two places if there is any other member of the c uncil who doubts the mayor's thorough familiarity with gushing he is iree to experiment at any meeting no riot act — his honor the mayor who is ourself wishes to an nounce the fact that his tfiee has never been supplied with a copy of tlif riot act and that in case of a mol gathering to do mischief no act can b read it k well for our citizens to re member this matter there will bt no waiting on the part of his honor a is usually the case but within fifteei seconds after the mol has been com manded to disperse he will be ligh down on tlie ground with both fee u d mowing right and left we in fie i y hope there may never be occ-i si n lor acting in an official capacity but it is wise for our citizens to pos up on laws and ordinances and be ready to act in accordance his honor was not acting officially when he dis persed jim r.'dfoot satuiday evening but us editor of the kieka'ajul an emi nent citizen of the town gov yv 1 ex mi democracy in and aroirad soldsboro is rank poison against dr exnni hence resort to the mo.-t unreasonable methods to down him why oh why i his sweet essence of democracy so fla grant in i!s efficacy a koscower of the headlight sent or caused to be sent out vile and slan derous reports against dr exam which have been heralded over the state as the prime essence of democ racy without any regard for their cor rectne.-s monday august 29 h 1892 about 3 o'clock p m dr exnni and c s wooten were sitting in the back room of the groldsboro post-office with john k smith the postmaster near the back door and mr smith the p in states that a roscower passed along as they sat there dr ex.iin called to roscower and said u l understand you said i tried to bribe yon roscower re lied that is what you id d exnin rp'iel you kno*v it's a lie you know it's as big a lie as ever you told roscower then fit red some expla nation in reply and dr exum said go out go away 1 don't want any fuss with you you hing sen of a b — ." this conversation occurred within the bac ! < door of the postollice nut in the presence of any ladies there is a lady clerk in the postoffiee who states she heard them talking but did not understand their language roscower at once sued out a warrant anl took dr exum before the mayor who fined him 5.00 and cos total 7.00 which dr exum paid and then roscower proceeded to telegraph tlie press as published tuesday morning august 30th 1892 a roscower of the headlight put in appearance before mr d j broadhiu>t v j i and county superin tendent of the public schools and made the following affidavit w p exum did unlawfully and wilfully commit j perjury before a u hollowe 1 mayor | of the oil v of groidsbpro n c in that ! the stid w 1 exum swore that he j did not call sai 1 asani ' i lying son of i a b — / said a ii llo'.i.iwrli mayor of the city of croldsboro aforesaid having authority by law to adiniinskr an o it h and w s at the t ime < f t he commission < e • he above i ilv 1 1 ce i rying j the said v p exum on j charge of j disorderly conduct against the ordi nance ol said ci:y ' in the afternoon of the same day ro-cower with irewt his charge why ? for the same ieason that he made it — for ihe effecl except in th ; s latt r the effect w..s against roseower wiiereas the circulation of this false charge operated against his superior and was designed for campaign bun comb here is found the editor of the ihadlirjld going on record under oath as being guilty of what he charged dr exum with dr exum swore lie fore the mayor lhat he did not remem ber his exact language to rnscower other charges are about parallel with thest'.—goldsborc d<e another pair of siamese twins that strange freak of nature known as thes'amese twins has it appears b'-en repeated in o.-.s-a the orissa twins are described as two little uriya girls of about five years old when last heard of says the london news they were leaving by learner for this country on their way to the world's fair at chicago they are it is stated firmly joined together and if one is fed both are satisfied when they wen in early infancy ;•! 1 hoapara in the interior the native villagers looked upon them as the in carnation of the devil and their par ents were boycotted by their caste peo ple the story is that the father's first impulse wan to separate them by cutting the sack which j ius them to gether and the mark made in the at , i tempt is still visible a wealthy teh jsilderof the district however inter vened keiter naick the father o i the twins is reported to he now stead ily growing rich the simess twins chang and eng were it will be re membered of the male sex they were born in 1s11 and died in amei ' ica within two hours or each other in january 1s74 ii-a-wsx-m-i — good locks good looks are more than skin deep ' depending upon fi healthy condition of all the vital organs if the liver be in , i active you have a bilious look if your i stomach bo disordered you have a dys i 1 peptic look and if your kidnejs be af ' j fected you have a pinched look se ' i cure good health find you will have good 5 : looks electric bitters is the great al iterative and tonic aud acts directly on , ! tlie^-e vital organs it cures pimples blotches boils and gives a good com ' j plexion bold at kluttz & co.'s drug store 50c per bottle ? i — — -»■--->■ — l when eaby was sick we garo her castoria when she was a child she cried for castoria ' when she became miss she clung to castoria wben she had children she ga~a them castoria i , t weaver's ileply to ileinlcrson of iowa in the house of representatives july loth l«5s9 we copy the following speech l»y general weaver from the weekly rsil ei<_rli neics and obsei~ver of au^usi 30th 1892 mr weaver no 1 cannot i will give the gentleman all he wants i was an ardent opponent of the democratic party during the anti-slav ery agitation and the iss es that rose out of the war it relates to the dis tant past and it is wholly unnecessary i followed tiie standard of the re publican party because i believed whilst i was doing it that they were ri^ht and were the friends of the poor the lowly and the downtrodden but when ! learned that the republicanism of 1877 was not the rp'mbiieanisoi of 1860 when i found that they had de monetized silver which had been good enough for everybody from the time of washington down to the time of general grant when i farther learned that the republican party had passed the act of january 14th 1s75 to con vert the greenbacks into interest bear ing debt and another net to refund the public debt and make it payable in gold coin thereby robbing the peo ple of fully 600,000,000 in this single enactment when 1 found they had given away hundreds of millions of civs of public hinds and were making no efforts to reclaim them when 1 learned further that they sought to perpetuate the national debt and in tended to make it the chief corner-stone of national banking and that bank notes were to be substituted for green backs as our s-ole piper circulation with the monstrous attendant evils of expansion and contraction at the will of the banking corporations and when i read the speech of john sherman de livered at mansfield ()., that such was io b the settled policy of the republi can party i concluded it was nine for me to quit and although i had been a member of the convention in 1s77 that nomi nated my colleague mr gear for governor of low i and had supported him in that convention for the nomi nation when 1 became atfjuaintel with these facts i wrote him an open and frank letter saying that i could no longer act with the republican party 1 could not do so because i found they were n longei 4 the friends of the poor and that while we had emancipated four millions of human beings they were now through vienns legislation pursuing a policy which wouhl unless arrested enslave many more million of the white people of this country the events of the pa4 ten years have justi fied my gravest fears applause tn the democratic side 1 left them then and challenged them to open combat an i have never asked for quarter nor struck my colors i have delivered blow for blow ever trying to keep within the bounds of proper political warfare i left the republican party when it a 80,000 majority in iowa and 4,000 m j rity in many c ngres-nonnl dis tricts over all opposition docs that look like hunting for an office does it not rather look like i was following my own convictions i leave thi house to judge of that matter when 1 began with the little hand of crreen backers to denounce these great wrongs i found the democratic party of the west which 1 h;.d so vigor ously fought in the past uuder the leadership of the gallant gentleman from missouri mr bland and others were leading in the good work of the remonetiz itiou of silver and they passed a bill through this house for its full and free reinstatement applause on the democratic side i found furthermore that when the bill for the free recoinage of silver reached the republican senate they emasculated it and that a republican senator from my own slate mr alli son was the gentleman who accom plished the result having stabbed every greenback note in the back with word except they now sought to send silver forth maimed and crippled only to he coined in limited quantities and then only on government account i found the democracy of the north east and of many other sections of the country bitterly opposed to the destruc tion of the greenback currency and l s wicked conversion into interest bearing debt and early in the winter of 1878 they passed a bill through this house which put a stop to this destruction the little peter cooper green backers had aroused the country and many staunch old jackson and jefferson democrats rolled up their sleeves and went to work in their own parly with the results stated applause on the democratic sidp rimy republicans in defiance of their party leaders j uned in the good work also as the battle for equal rights and fair play waxed hot 1 sought affiliation with the demo crats of my district and state and we lyive ever since in ray district and of ten in the staie co-operated and we have made it very lively for you from that day to this and i advise you tn keep your eyes open for there i still i more fun ahead 1 have never joined the democratic party i am a member to-day of the l nion lab.or party into which the greenback ' party has practically merged along with seine other labor organizations | while it is true that 1 have nevei joined the democratic party i hav felt it to be my duty to utk'.iate will that party in this house iu mv st ife and in mv district whenever it was practicable thr u-!i the actions of sep ! arate conventions u'cause i believe ' the democratic part is nearer to the ' people than the republican partv and because i find more friends there for the principle which i represent than i i a:iy otlier party outside of mv own kiia fr»»in aronnd moorcsvillc croresponfcnce of the watcuman fodder pulliug is now in full blast so is ploughing since the drought has be.'ii broken by good showers although the ground is not thoroughly wet yet mr r v thar candid tie for reg ister of deeds on the people's party ticket in i rede ii county closed hi school at the g.ii>rl-l school house last frk!:y he will now look after hisj candidacy for a while he has already ! 1k.tii reported as making speeches which is just like some of the rest of their lies without face or bottom he has never attempted to make a single : speech mr j henry tharp will close his third session of school at the brantley school house on friday the 9th a mr paston liviug a mile or so from here had a chiiil scalded to death last friday it was about two years old h was walking around the table ami pulled a pot of hot coffee over on itself inflicting injuries which caused death in a few hours while the democrats are yelling j over-production around us we are g!;.d to inform the howlers that we are get ting some recruits into the army of consumers mr nd mrs noah ket cl.ie full grown weaverites too are the fortunate ones but it's a girl and as we haven't woman suffrage y t she can't volt the people's party ticket if anybody believed there are no weaverites around here just let him come up and i assure bun he won't go far till he will in his darkness stum bla over one or more for the woods are full of them and still they come not only are they plentiful but this com nj unity can't be beat for girls they are here all sorts of goal one grades and s:z;'s a fellow can spark for ihe love or fun ol sparking for matrimony or for pastime they are so plentiful that a fellovv can't fail to find i.is ideal two of the best of them siid to you correspondent the other day that they had a uotion of advertising but that if we would men tion it in the watchman they would not any on wishing iufonuatii n may address us now don't all speak at once we will take pleasure in recommending them and uiviug full particulars the hustler sept 1 1892 manning corresron lence of the watchman mr editor — i again ask spice in your valuable paper lor a few remarks the people of this neighborhood are having pule a lively time the peo ple's party men are wide awake and are showing their hand whenever they see proper and wherever two or three composed of straight u's and people's party men are gathered together pol itics becomes very interesting an 1 two cases out of every three the people's party men gain the day o.i the night of the 1 7 h of august hon j s henderson and bro a c shutord candidates for congress had a j int discussion at the kepley school house mr henderson spoke an hour but made no impression whatever upon hi jtudienre mr shuford then took i!i • ii or au i ai i shov ing th people their m ■ :> and the i uancial i coiulitio:i of our c utry an i v hat th ■ i deiii r its with 1 i ! mr.j r.i'v could have do % .( if 1 ik 1 ;, h.-d i rit d u.d b causi i they did i ot h v • 1 ;') majo ity they j could i ot p ks ;..■• f.ree c ii ... e bil then lu llou-e went wild ill i - plause mr bhufoi i is an excellent speaker and wins ma:>y friends where ever he goos at the c -■• mr lit - d'^i-^.n said with a pitying voice k#gen tlemen 1 ask your votes on the 8th of november next but he made no im pression 1 we will press forward with unwavering feet and vote for i liro a c sh ilor.l on friday august 19;h hon lee ' s overman a/vl james ii mckenzie addressed the people f ibis neiyhbor | at salem ac ide in i di i not i ear ' the addresses bnt undershi 1 1 t!i il mr overiii-n abused th ■ ; eop e's p-ir!y and t lie m u who will v ■!.• cor it and i theref ire gained no frieii 1 out ide oi strai ;::'*>:.!>." m m':kei:z:o then took the stump nd « i i he wa i'ed to speak io his bro hers ml circumst ■ ■ ps would no p .■ ... r ' hem t be piest-i t so heblun i . i aw • and h lid he was going to the legislature an>ho»v ii mr mckenzie goes to raleigh the people ■ will never find it o.it s s hopeless yet savod from a letter written by mrs ada e ilurd ofgroton s d we quote was takeu with a bad cold whin settled on my lungs cough set in ami finally ter 1 minuted iu consumpiion four doctors cave me up saying i could live but a i hurt time i gave myself up to my ba yinr determined if i could not stay with mv friends on earth i would mei t my " absent ones above my busbaud was ■ advised to get dr king'd new lj;-orary ' for consuuiptiun coughs and loi«i i ' « a ve it a trial took iu all tiglu bottle r it has cured me and lhank god i am now a well and hearty woman lnal ' bottled free at kluttz & co.'d drug store 1 regular size 50c and 1.0q waunek'3 ( i:;>p bulletin simmo marked changes situ ho last one came out other hatters c trrcspondi nee ol the watchman saudersville x <', there has been sonic marked clriujj -< in the political atmospl ere th's week more candidates are now in the field ami the weather 1 us changed to ac <• mmo<!ale them on account of mv l ; st bulletin i lie > xecntive committees thought (■>>'! weather essential to savn their candidates i find that t mi tongues are still co ited an 1 thev are we iriug overcoats as v go arotimj humbugging the people _ reports from the central district in dicate a g od crop of candid ites it low prices fever liiuli and promises num erous 1 ha rainf 11 1ms been u the norrftnl and prayers more earheiffi oilkv holders and those wanting office are in a majority several correspon dents report backsliders reclaimed and many others sliding backwards in the eastern district it h n ported that one candidate has been arrested tor e is>ing bui onec rrespoi denl sav he w:is praying and the weather progr nosticators didn't know tue difference peauuts and cotton arv opening i . p idly the cotton from the effects of the sun peanuts by means of the people's teeth corn ls pretty good and can cli late-i all eoa 1 ol it w lieu si sved lish ing gooul o:i the co ist a sea serp nt thrw ::; < g wa seen near beau fort in the piedmont district including rowan candidates are pretty thick politics red hot turnips and moonshine distilleries in full blast especially in davie and wilkes mew l»r.uid is beginning to get in us work and black eves are worn by meokbers of ail par ties westi rn district i fill right two candidates to each voter and till ihev coaie dranilv distilleries all in i'uu ning order and no revenue officers in vite several candidates sire r.unning for fun others for money t^e pros pect for winter appiv i p>uv good snakes arc hunting fcheirdipns.and hrais are turning i'ver for a f.v'h ijiu r..iu fall as wind blowing ir>l ■>•:" a hi ! then another plenty ■ y horses and cattle but no money to ituv 1 1 1 * - ■ i i with either eye can be worn tied up in a rag with a n ull ice l'im!:i all c irre-ipondents i leaihi thai the outlook is goi d i'.ml getting better maiiv candidate will nor be elected hit it w ill be because t he people do not wniw them there is a disposition on the ivt of m mv voters to vote as they please l>uf thev are afraid to an in n ought to do as he pleases consult your wife and then do what she savs my old ladv has often told me that and i never fail to take in r dvice v.lit ; her 1 wan i lo > r in>t love tn nil jake warner il>c is<>poi*ts correspondence ol ihi '<> at lunan whatever m ly be the strength of the people's party there ; s i lliinj c rtain viz thai thev have be n i lie i 1 rei t c mse of m re downright un blushing unmitigated and uii--criipltkis iieing on t he p irt of i lie democrats : han i hey ever did before two nota ble instai c s iiv i e rep i fs of two meetings held in re i tin m sville ). on ; he 1 8 ii of iji r t he ap oint ment of 1 irvis and kerr at w hicli demo eratic papers said there were goo or = more pre.-ent very eutluujiastic the truth says there wi re 15 in all l01 of w \ c i ,- pic's party ".'". republir i n and '-' i •■ !:!'"!■ ; -. two ol vylucli ,-; • ii d'-r ;■_ . ihc pii-ii : v p tmied t iiilm lose f jar is >]*>•* i ii and : in v had ji^t 27 all old i wo under • l * '• a tin at ho aliia ■• h cli i lu'ld id 1 " ' i august 20tli ; ' • . • t •■■ i ■ ! ' i m ' ; - " ; '' i:it were deli ,. ■•■ i ■• i w»q sir ,•! ■. a pooj le'a p irtv afi lir the peakers were ' sp ci t j i:iviiwl and poke to please there were d«»t less than :.'. : people . resei t 85 ; lm cent of vvln ra w ■-■ ; ■• | '■ i irt.v nien g ery ,:,.. . ■ - ■ . . mi d c mid . ,. t si|y ected by h a in il.ey n dr mas e i bused an ! -! i ii red i • ' ■ ■ r • i party j ,.-. \[ a cs i 1 nothii g of i he deino | rr;l i ■ p i v ih it - i»l i matter of bis i v _ [ ,. v ry . - .■ made in j , he last '■ on : ■• -- '•'• i •''• • ' ■''.'•' ' j ' l ' i n j iritv o 1 ;- ■ l nt :>:; . . the tarn sl d revenii ■ i-oni ■ •:■ ! ' f i " -' x 1 " | ev tar ff c lli cteil n one year and j yh : i . '- v hi ) re gi i a '" i : th - tar h - ' .': ' estore nnr pie to a hv.nl i ci idii m of hn fliere - ■ iiw t l>e nol \ r the heaven th " "»»' i misi ' ■■ il " 1 uothing they ever fulfiilcd as '■< slandering ti.em it is simply an nn pos ibil ty l.i fact ieneial weaver is about the lily man that has been i i,i to express anything like true chiracler lei them say wha : they please davi ison county is go i for a full peoples party ticket in spite of all their iieing . n 1 ' nlld >;^ i pe 1 him backlen's arnica salve the ih-si in the world for puts bruises ores n cers it rheubj fryer sores tii u r chapped uaihls chilblains corusnih . liu eruption and po.it ively curtail c • o rnopi y t is guaranteed i mv , ie.ici kui^irtion or money n ' sak bv k!li i iz & ( "■ no 45