Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 1

THE LANDMARK! a JOB WORK THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1893 NO 11 THE lAtESlbENT AIVTESHTIKMKKTM her of ie county to go to Okla CONTRIBUTE TO Good NO SECTION SO AVORED BY NATURE the people in his None Obtaining Supplies at Lower Cost The Leading Wholesale House it Leading All in Low Prices WHM LXUTOM AN'S HAPPY Your riends RANK HACKETT AT LAW JaIa I 1 4 1ivn HHn wenioersnin in the ajS bueuodKe responsibility for batlge of distinc tly uoctrine Ho is to be allowed to 1 ted tu loH1 laort' Jian gold and ru Yours truly serve you WALLACE BROS NEW ALL CLOTHING AND JUST IN AND BOUGHT AT SHEET PICTURES AND I have both these in Will Be Sold Accordingly Call and sec my line RESH NEW AND STYLISH! NEW LINE PARLOR SUITS My stock cannot be sur WHITE URNITURE aafeaaSLy tor infants and Children OMDRY lit So Oxford St Brooklyn flirt Ar MN I Hftli drug store 11 up to on abundance and variety RAM ES made to order Uhl Linn Standard rvo Uvm pany AH tu nr non rft lta havo pnil np pHey xaluew and fash surrender Vallie at live year in lections ftoitcitv'l eal eatatp bought and on earninlM and an attempt to fly high your wings are too short IXJNNROTKD WITH TllK LANDMARK NEWS PACKS STA11USHMXNT IB A PIKBT C1AS8 JOB OICE WHEKS ALL CI 1SSS PlitNT AKE 1ONE llOMPTLY AND IN TUB VERY BEST STYLE Cleveland Blaine I A White of Caldwell county charged with tbo murder of Mark ps colored was taken before department of ulton county lenm for the Duke family iuv puvaj wuiuau wnsaccunb' uiuereit U'r Xo jn to iidvu your lonc Terms very low fnr cash cr vnry high on ihae Cash paid always for old amtincra 1 $3 BO ILEUS AND LVIM CLASS SOLD CHEAP July 13 1W use ot is so universal and its merits so well known that it seems a work of fttipervrofratioD to endorse it ew are the latellbreot families who do not keep Castoria within easy Carlos DB fornication and adultery: both put in jail for eight Si tdii the Ox He Whs Poor GoMporo Headlight 'th ult A young white man named Charles armer alias rank Ellis of Sauls ton township was up before JusticeBroadhurst Saturday charged with stealing an ox from Mr Thos Smith He pleaded guilty and sited poverty in mitigation of the offence but was sent to jail iu default of a $200 bond Castorla Colic GxtstipaUcru Sour Stomach Diarrhcra Eructation Kills gives sleep and promotes dt ration ltd uririt In Dry Goods and Notions we are the acknowledged leaders ew Can Meet Our Prices none Attempt to Beat Them Her Wonderful Growth and Development! Bowles and Bristol will represent us on the road and visit as many of our cus tomers as possible Statesville June 1st 1S93 Our line of Double Breasted Sacks is ImmenseAll the Latest Shades in Square and Round Cut Sacks Cutaways and Prince Alberts PANTS from co to $700 equal to any Custom Made Goods All the latest shades and shapes in HATS Also large stock Of North Carolina claims the credit for not only carrying the Largest Handsomest and Most Complete Stock of General Merchan dise in the State but what is of much more consequence Our Stock was never so COMPLETE as NOW You want to be at the bottom in the way of low prices and at the top with handsome and goods Our Stock for the ire hwurftbfv placed rHlnblp run pauiea at oveat mica Lite and Archhmi Insurance written In the lut rance Uuinpauy i IhH ia th? Right Sort of Talk AYshoburo Courier If all the churches in the Jami were to turn out members who refuse to pay their debts there would be fewer members but the world would have confidence in thoso who were left iu Zion Then uipmhfrRliin i tl The leading Athletes say that all oorenes MitTncMi or swelling is prevented or almost in etaaianeouHiy removed it after the muscle are Thoroughly rubbed with Lxua by its use the muscles are madequick and in and ono is enabled take his required amount of exercise each day when without using Extract bo would he pre vented from work by lameness or stiff ies In tit uable to Amateur Athletes and men in tralii Arnica alvc The best salve tn the world for cuts brulse sores ulcere sail rheum rever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cure piles or do pay required it 1 guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded Price 25c per bos? or sale by Hall Jr uo STATESVILLE The Morganton Herald referring to The Lanpmabk'r statement that $11000 worth of Oregon horses were sold in Iredell says: infer that the stringency in money matters hasn't hurt the op pressed and do vn trodden farmer iu progressive Iredell Yet wc ean't help asking the question Why don't the farmers raise their own horses and keep their money at home There is some fun in breaking the vicious Oregon stock but one pay too dear for it" The Columbian year promises to be the most memorable in our history It must necessarily be the greatest we have ever had in business as wc arc not only fixed to serve you better than any of our competi tors but that is just what we intend to do JU bTEKLE bflS piKt ratfu 1n lumc IRST CLASS MACHRitKY and Im prparetl to do all kinds repair work iu large tquaxdiUus Works hands Make Mrs Soothtnm Sypup has been used for over lifty years by millions of raoibs fur their children while teething with perfect bUWHH Il soothes the child softens the gurr allays ail pain cures wind colic and is ihe beet remedy fur Dlarrbasa It will relieve the rxr "Iktie sufferer immediately bold by Druggists in every part of tue woni Twenty live cents a bottle De sure and ask lor Winslow's Soothing and take no ocher kind Wc are now ready for and doing business in our NEW STORE in the Coopci Block first store above the bank building Are receiving our new goods daily Vill let you hear more about what we have in next issue of this paper Delighted with the Penitentiary Warrenton Gazette Lula Davis the colored girl who was sect to the penitentiary by our late court for larceny writes to some of her friends hero and says the ride from Warrenton to the penitentiary was a charming and delightful one and gave her unalloyed happiness She says she is better dressed and fed than she ever was and is living in clover She says the penitentiary instead of the bad place ladies sui pose it to be is the best place she ever saw and she only regrets that her father and little sister are not in there with her a sentiment and wish this whole community heartily reit erates advertising rates ONSIXOH ONETIME fl 00 ON INCH TWICK ONB INCH MONTH JO I BICES GIVEN lOUiKVSPACS ANY LENGTH TIME CION AWLIOATION 1 (HINDI INGS I think a great deal of that bow It has boon in the family for lifty years If 1 should lene don't think IM ever touch my violin again His NexHkxir Neighbor (wildly low much money will buy that bow? CdiaffO Tiibun What is the reason you let mr you when 1 ask you la it bemuse you think I have klMsed no many other girls? bhc No I acquit you of that Indeed! Why? She Because If you had you wouldn't have naked There waa a touch of unconacioua humor in the anarchistic speech making tn Walhalla Hall the other day when oio impaHeionrd ora tor eai! many of his riutofts followers would tevk refuge frrnn their poverty hi aulcbb' if thuro were hot an accursed law In this country making buleido a clme There conae times when all of us sympathiz with the Episcopal Bishop who was righteously Indignant at some wrong and who arose In the rnngregattn saying: President Ithlukft is the duty of the right reverend house to sot forth a form of sound words to bo used bv a man under strmig LovUrllU Hwlcvn Jitcwiitr By tin front of lease sir if golu homo you give me vour check? It is very late and it seems to mo a boy of mr age would be better off in bed than at a theatre Please str the show would be over be fore we could git through that ques tion Gimme the cheek G'oorf Mrs Mr Shortpurse is building a new house and it's ever so much nicer than this old thing of ours Mr Ali right my dear watch ourehance and soli this And build a new one? No indeed buy Mr at about one half hat it cost when he gets sold Neo York Wefkly Sing a song of common sense A mind full of fry A invj who knows a thing or two And shows It in bts well aware the medicine best for you and mo Is always Dr Pierce's Med ical Discovery You can escape just about one half the His that desh is heir by being ready for them When yon feel dull languid of then you may know that some of them are coining lot them get anv further Brace the system up with Dr ierce's Golden Vpdini Dicvrry Chat picrtidfi a well as cures: It Invigorates the liver and kid ney purlflee and enriches the blood sharpens the appetite Improves digestion and restores health and vigor Baltimore Sun It is stated that Argentina wheat can bo grown 15 bushels to the acre at a profit of 13 cents a bushel ifsold iu Europe at 70 cents a bushel The crop this year it is added is 3S 000000 bushels over and above the needs for home consumption In the eight months ended August 31 there were nearly 29000000 bushels of the surplus exported But one twentieth of the area of Argentina suitable for wheat growing is now under cultiva tion When the extension of rail roads and increase of immigration bring the land more into use compe tition with the farmers of the United States will become closer The signs all point to increased competition in the future from Hussia India Aus tralia and Canada and to the wisdom of engaging in the growth of articles not likely to be produced iu quanti ties by these backward countries A varied agriculture will give surer profits The great growth of our towns and cities implies an increased demand for things the local producer may supply The staples are pro duced to excess Other products are wanted but eannot be had The farmer who studies his market and gauges its wants has the seciet of success Yadkin xvilJ Vote for Him for Solicitor Yadkin Correbpomieuee Winston Sentinel Solicitor Long has made a fine im pression on our people The law breakers pre not so well pleased with him while the good are de lighted with him This was his first official visit to Yadkin Yjtdkin will vote for him for solicitor every time Of policing tWHU 4 jv I i A I I A Ci: i A can Lu obtained of BROWN GUY Agents STATESVILJE in liOiiniNS BUICK HOW opporii 1 United fUk'K PorttolHce Building xmj In suite and ederal Conrts All businnsR cntniHlDd mo will re Tho Volume of Our ilvc Baltimore Sun Should the Sherman act bo repeal ed in tho next ten days the silver money of the country will amount it: is estimated to about $500 001' 000 embracing S832Gf8 silver dollars in circulation $6410041(1 in subsidiary silver coin $150824199 in silver bul lion Treasury notes and $32495513 1 in silver certificates With the as surance that the burden is not to bo further and indefinitely increased this amount of silver can probably be carried by the country can be kept at par with gold rance by aban doning free coinage keeps some $800 000000 of silver at par with gold and we under norma) conditions could do as well teach the heathen that they will have a future probation but the organiza tion which sends him to Japan will not take the risk of teaching that doctrine to Christians urnishing Goods Valises Call and look before you purchase and you will Never Regret It BEDROOM SUITS (Oak and Walnut) lie Iefraule! Other But Uoiki tvd Uvtt Due Him nt th Point 1 Bhulby Aurora Seaton Wilson stole recently a wheel belonging to a wheel barrow Estate aud Insurance Agent STATESVlILt: I' Lakey affray guilty fined $25 and cost State vs Cui Chappel larceny of a mule: guilty five years in peniten tiary Louisville Ky Dispalch 25th ult I Shaw ex deputy collector of this port was found guilty iu the United States Coni to day on two in dictments charging him with assess ing government employes for cam paign purposes Shaw was held in $2000 bail which was furnished Ho will be sentenced Tuesday The limit to punishment as fixed by law is a $5000 fine and two im prisonment The trial of ex Collector Albert Scott against whom there are two indictments will begin to morow Colonel Scott is charged with assess ing government employes for cam paign pn rposes and certifying to false accounts The trial of ex Chief Deputy Col lector Kyley who stands in dieted for the same offense of which Shaw was convicted will come up when tho proceedings against Col Seott have been brought to a close Years of experience a thorough knowl edge of the wants of our people and an intimate acquaintance with the Manufac turers of tho East and South places us on a footimr to do all we claim POSTON BROS NEILL Oct ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Caldwell Clark Editors Proprietors TERMS CASH IN One Copy one year $200 One Copy six months 100 One Copy three mouths 50 When Subscriptions are not paid in Advance 25c extra will be added I worth while It Is easy enough to be pleasant When life flow along like a ong Bus ibe man worm while is the one who will BUille When everything goes dead wrong or the tent of the heart is trouble And It always comes with the years And the smile that is worth the praiees of earth Is the smile that shinos through tears It is easy enough to be prudent When nothing tempts you to stray When without or within no of sin Is luring your soul away But it is only negative virtue Until it is tried by fin And the Hie that is Wurth the honor of earrtx is the bus that resists dusire By the cynic the sad the fallen Who bad ivxstreugth for the strife The highway is cumbered to day They make up the Hern of life But the virtue that conquers passion And the sorrow that hides in a smile It is these that are Worth the homage of earth or we find them Vut once in a while A share of patronage solicited oct wi MOULDING Tho Touch Job that lhe Old Party Has on I ts llandK Danville (Va) Star It looks like a pretty tough job for the Democratic party to have to light the Republicans aud Populists and at the same time try to keep on the good siije of some of the leading Democratic politicians who are pan dering to the Alliance sentiment in order to maintain popularity with the Populists bios It is a good sign to tea the re ligious press agitating the subject It is a theme for the pulpit and for the prayer meeting Dishonest men should have their place with scandal mongers and blasphemers and should wear a collar or badge of a criminal? A healthy sentiment is growing against dishonesty One of the chief causes of dishonesty is extravagance wuen passed An inspection AbnutMate Pension The amount received from pension tax last year was $99951 This year it is $95225 The increase of tax under the new revenue act of 1893 applies to next year's pensions which will be somewhat larger The apportionment of pensions this year is as follows: irst class $66 'sec ond class $50 third class $33 fourth class $16 There are 67 pen sioners of tbo first class 244 of the second 363 of the third and 4161 of tho fourth total 4838 This is an increase of 127 over last year Of tho 4164 of the fourth class 1360 are soldiers an increase of 121 over last year and 2804 are widows a de crease of 14 The pension warrants will be sent out about November 1st The State vs Hartleld Raletgli Neves and Observer Some fifty years ago a man named Barfield was hung for murder Tho decision of the case in the Supremo Court is famous among lawyers as The State vs Barfield One of the judges dissented Years after in case the dissenting opinion iu Barfield's case was declared to be the correct statement of the law' And now last week will w'as before the Supreme Court for construction His widow to whom he ieft a life estate having died his heirs are litigating over a division of the property a better spirit into heathen civiliza tion but it is not essential to save the heathen from everlasting damna tion and only belief iu that necessi ty has induced the self sacrifice which has expressed itself in the con struction and organization of a vast missionary machinery and the enor mous contributions of money and re ligious zeal for its maintenance If then the view of Air Noyes be comes generally accepted the time ill have come hen the Congrega tional mission board may as well be gin to wind up its affairs Undoubt edly it can last for a considerable time yet going ahead with the mo mentum it already has but when the cotigregatioiis are finally imbued with the conviefion that the heathen will not be in any danger of going to heli even if unconverted to Christi anity in this life the sources of the supply of money and zeal for inis sionary enterprises will dry up Ac cordingly this board accepts Mr Spartanburg (S O) Spanau Any aspiring man who wishes to come to the front iu political circles can do so if he has a glib tongue a pleasing address and a fair vocabu lary of high sounding words Op posing Grover Cleveland assailing Wall street abusing tho gold bugs arraying country people against towns and farmers against ail other classes accusing all corporations of oppressing their employes and de claring that the poor are getting poorer aud Cue rich richer every year will lift any one to the top these davs Wants Ihitnajjob for Being llumlilaletl A peculiar suit was filed in the Su perior Court at Atlanta Ga a few days ago Geo Dickinson sues and Silas Donalson and Seubel for $9000 damages on account of humiliation Dickinson claims that tlie defendants at the muzzles of pistols waylaid him on the highw ay aud marching him some distance io where the county chain gang was at work tho defendants being guards of the chain gang forced him to work in a sewer along with the con victs because he owed one of the de He waskeptat work with the chain gang until his father' in law came to his rescue by pavin the $150 Me respect fully invite all of our friends and customers to pay us a welcome visit in our new place of business Engines Brick Machines Water IV Ac A'j j'rrss that are sesree in sll 1 0 uc Ium II vi winter it is said killed them vs Roan Lynch retailing 20 days in jail vs A I) Wilkins assault 20 days in jail vs 1) I Reynolds assault I Yho lnrfe five 1 riiJcli jiiHi two bt)vs of 1 ii ilso county visited the World's air and on retiring blew out the gas The whole party was asphyxiated but for tunately were discovered in time to be resuscitated Church a carpenter of North Wilkesboro attempted suicide a few days ago by taking gum opium Ills act was discovered in time for a physician to save his life The Hewn mys it is thought that Church was temporarily insane A correspondent of the Goldsboro Head i kj lit says A Barfield of Wayne county was caught in tho shafting of his gin and literally stripped of his elotliiug with the ex ception of his neck wrist and ankle bands ortunately he had only one arm broken though he was badlv bruised up The contract has been made for the erection at Durham of a mauso It is 1 1 1 i' I 1 I and will cost $29750 It will contain space for 40 bodies The material is granite with marble lining and tiled floor stained glass windows and bronze gates A Mystery l'nolvabi in theNeiqlitvnrhood of New Berne Journal 24th nit Air Edwards who superin tends the farm of Mr red Bray situated on the Ncuso road about three miles from the city relates to us a most singular story i or seven or eight nights ib suc cession with the exception of one night some peculiar object has been seen and heard nesir tho premises It resembles a man of rather low stature and with drooped shoulders rth a STEPH ANY Proprietor Statesville Sept 2S 1803 0 egating $2'2000 ba vo been obtained in Wake Superior (ourt against Upebureh ibv dolaultnii clerk thn Court Postmaster Shaffei who is tho principal bondsman has raid i non State vs Deo Weaver assault guilty judgment suspended on pay rneni oi cost State vs James Stokes aud Jane Pinnix fornication and adultery gulty Stokes six months in jail Pinnix three months in jail State vs Huston Day aud George uoyai roreirie trespass not gtiiltv State vs Bowman aud Steel affray guilty Bowman jailed 30 days Steel discharged State vs Ira Whitaker carrying concealed weapons guilty judg ment suspended on payment of cost Jfrs Jl ToicHKcnil Rising Sun In Iawnra amily Medicines Gareapnrflla and Hood'a Pills "1 regard Hood's Sar aparltU and Uwd'i HIM tnn very tm fnmiiv in dteln's aud wo are never without (hem th rlwjjj bwu A Dellcato Women and began taking $orct jstrutn throo years ago for that tfrei fellng It luiltlno vi so quickly nnd so well that 1 feel lllto a CitTcren womnn mid have always had gva( tmn I give it to tny children whenever there scorn trey VI9 their blood and It doo' them coral My Utl boy like It so well ho cries tor It I cmviolhnd wcrls to ua inw highly I in It wo use Hood's rills la Uro Ianuy tusl they Act Llko a Charm I take pleasure hr thoso modJ clnos to mi tuy friends for I beUovo if people sx Cures would only keep Hood'af trsaps li nnd Hood's 1'llh at hand we do riuch aiekicsiilsiit fcrlng wotdd be Sius yUMW SMS Lfthuf Sun Delaware Pills act easily yet promptly and otUcienUy on Uta liver aud bowels EBc 'REMOVAL NOTICE BELT AND THE HEATHEN' If Mr Position i Good He Had neo sot uo New ork Sun The Congree atonal board sions has voted by a large majority in favor of offering to the Rev Mr Noyes an appointment as missionary to Japan but at the same time it has taken the precaution of avoiding any responsibility for the doctrine of fu ture probation which has been the sole cause of the discussion concern ing his fitness to teach religion and theology to the Japanese Mr Noyes thinks that the doctrine of the damnation of the heathen be cause they do not believe iu Christ is grossly inconsistent with Divine jus tice He resents such treatment of them as unfair asking how can they be culpable for not believing the Gospel when they ire ignorant of it? The thought that the vast majority of mankind nowand in all times past ooomeu to everlasting torment by the Divine Master before all time is revolting to him He is not made of the stuff which enabled Jonathan Edwards to rejoice in the conviction that thus the iusti A RnninmA Ruler would be satisfied and vindi cated The more general the torture the more the absolute power of God is displayed he artrued and hence the more terrible the wholesome fear of the wrath to come If hell were not so horrible the disobedience to the will of God would be greater he inodgnt teoplein ins congregation tainted when lie pictured tho horrors of the lake of fire and solemnly de clared tho probability that sonic of them would be undergoing its tor tures before another day Whether a million or a million million people went to hell seemed to him of insig nificance as compared with the ne cessity of the logical execution of tho Divine will Mr Noyes cannot stomach that doctrine though it is a legitimate conclusion of Calvinism At any rate he thinks the heathen should be ex cluded from its operation Hence his tenderness has suggested that be cause tiiey do not know of Christ here they will have the chance to learn of him hereafter throurrh hea enly instruction Il' this theory be sound of course the motive for efforts to convert the heathen to Christ is destroyed The propagation ot the Christian faith among them by human missionaries is not necessary to their salvation if in a future probation they will learn heavenly doctrine from angelic teachers and hence there is no long er any impcrativcneed of a mission ary society It may serve the ends of temporal philanthropy and infuse Tho refusal of President Cleveland to consent to compromise revived at once the drooping courage of the commercial world of New York Its influence was first felt on tho stock exchange and nearly all stocks went booming up with the sudden rush that characteristic of that great gambling house But the stock ex change is the pulse of lie commercial body It beats quickly when trade is brisk and slowly when trade is dull Soon through all the arteries of trade new life ran and now business is in eommon parlance "looking But the good news of compro mise not only revived commerce but also greatly encouraged that part of the body politic known as tho Demo cratic party Although this State went Dr moeratie last year by 59000 majority yet if Mr Cleveland had agreed to a compromise any com it might not have gone Demociafie this year Where doubt stood the other day confidence now stands The winter of discontent is glorious summer The unterrified Democracy of the Empire State looks into the future without dismay rom Lake Erie to the sea the Democracy is on guard and ready for the battle and con fidcn of vietorv I) Special Carrespnienee larinark New Yok Oct J0 1893 Cleveland indomitable and unswerving mtimfrs in the great That headline ap peared in tho Duller Aviertra Thai newspaper is the organ of Tatnmany Hail it is the only straightout Democratic di iy in fhe city It is the only whi besides sauuiug sqnareiy on iiib Democratic platform made at earnestly advocates the elect ion of every Dem ocratic nominee in this city Brook lyn and th Stat1 No other news paper in the itv is sj outspoken in oommendatio'4 of every act of Presi dent deveiand Thore are thick aud Hiiu Republican uewpapers in town Out this is the only tiiiek and thin Democratic one Some people im agine the to be a Democratic paper but it has not been one for at least nine years if it ever was one It is an anti administration sheet devoted tothe Kepvlieau principle of poiticiion THE SUN OR MAYNARD AND BOODY However the Sun stands by the Dail! America in advocating the elec tion of Mr Maynard to be judge of the Court of Appeals and of" Mr Bosy to be mayor of Brooklyn and it ts the only newspaper that does The remainder of the press of tho city with every artificeknwn to journalism scrupulous and unscru pulous is a unit for the defeat of these candidates It is an interest ing tight and is now at its bei is probable that Maynard will be elected and Boody defeated speech helps maynard Until Senator Hill made his great speech in Brooklyn last Monday niifht most people knew only one side of the Maynard that sented by the Bar Association of this city They had not taken the time to follow the various mandamuses stays etc in the contested election cases iu which Mr Maynard figured and so they accepted newspaper ed itors' opinions without question tak ing it as a matter of course that the latter had made thorough investiga tion and were advising their readers from a knowledge of the facts and a desire merely to do right But after Hill speech many people are in clined to think the editors ignorant or malicious Certainlv nnlcec it can be proved incontestably that Mr Hill was lying last Monday and so far it has not been proven many men will cast their votes for Mr Maynard who a week ago would have cast them for his opponent In the light of Air speech the ac tion of tho Bar Association of this city in investigating the Maynard case and in condemning Mavnard seems officious to say Rast We all thought that the of the returns by Maynard gavo tho Demo crats tho control of the Legislature But Mr Hill who certainly knows if anybody does says that the Legisla ture would have been Democratic anjway the courts having just de cided in favor of tho Democrats in two other closely contested senato rial districts Even then if Maynard had not "committed Messrs Hill and Mnrphy would have been sent to Washington to represent New i oi in tne united Mates Senate Therefore Mr Hill had no motive in inducing Maynard to a It reallv spark if 31(1 An a did only what ho thought no uaa a ngm to do and that Mr Hill also did only what he thought be had a right to do Neither of them has been arrested for ting' a and neither will He ATTACKED IIKCAVSE HE IS A DEMOCRAT One of the strongest points made by Mr Hill in Lis Brooklyn speechwas that your Republican is always a Republican It was not so nine years ago There wire many men called Republicans who voted for Mr in preference to Mr ay of these afterwards i Harrison 1 again voted for Mr Cleveland But the Republicans who voted for Blaine aud twice for Harrison are Republi cans all over and through and through Put tho label on anything animate or inani mate man or parch mant aud they commend it and refuse to find any fault Some of these men are among Judge accusers and in deed loudest of all in their accusa tions But as Senator Hill says they never saw any harm in I Davenport They would not have said a word if Mr Maynard had been a Republican aud had helped to put a Republican in the State Senate There is undoubtedly much ground for Senator Hill's assertion that these men are influenced in their attacks upon Judge Maynard more by parti sanship than by desire to see right done THE AILURE COMPROMISE HELPED Oct 12 IRtn The Largest Best andltronM Company in the Worlfl 18 13 Benrji cf nieiJiaial 5 per cpdI dhtb mi pGUc Uaued by THE MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE CO NEW VOLK Afc I73OS I JG (H Infonnutinn reizardlnj thU fnrrn Dnutiuti A striking instance of de votion is related by tiie Atlanta Jmr nal A woman arrived in that city (Monday morning of last week after a walk of 50 miles from her home among the hills of northern Georgia to see her husbaud a moonshiner who is serving a sentence in the rev enue jail panted by her three children one a babe six months old tho other a boy seven years old and the oldest about nine years They left their niouu tain homo early last week and had tramped tho entire way to Atlanta Tho woman obtained a permit from the sheriff to see her husband Tho meeting between them was very pa thetic The jail officials recogniz ing the devotion of iho wife took up a subscription to pay her railroad fare back to her home and humped back aud gives groaning sound Once or twice it came right the house and into the niizzn Mr Edwards got his gun and tired at the object but it only gave a slight bound upward And disappeared Its tramping eau be distinctly heird on nearly every visit and once jt ap proached the pump aud the h'audle commenced going exactly as though some person were pumping water Sunday night it was observed by Mrs Bray and her husband and Mrs Edwards both ran cut aud around the house in opposite direc tions thinking they would be very apt to get up with tho phantom or! whatever being it was but as before it disappeared and jet remains a' mystery I I STATliJtKWS Three prisoners escaped from Wilkes jail oU the night of the 22d ult A man aged 85 and a woman aged 60 wore married in county a few days ago Rev Wilhelm pastor of the I resby ferial) church at Hillsboro died last week A Hodge who was injured iu a wreck on the Yadkin Railroad last week died from his injuries Cook who resigned ns eoro noma is back at Lis old homo in Davie The normal department of tho Slate Normal ami Industrial School at Greensboro has received $1000 from the Peabody fund hunters toll the Sanford 1 Moott? uountv last out A coi ruspotuloiif of tUy Bryson VH savs a greater antipathy than aeahut Piexidont Cleveland siuco tho price of co floe has gone np" Yadkin A Who Part Ills Hir in the Middle and a Solicitor Who Loors Like a Methuuiat OorresDondone of The Landmark Yadkin Superior Court convened Monday October 16th 1S93 Judge Spier Whitaker present and gave the grand jury a very interesting charge lie conducts his courts on the eash system paj down or go to jail This is rough on evil doers theso hard times but it is a good idea if the father of it docs part his hair iu the middle Rev Nance was appointed foreman of the grand jury and made an efficient officer Solicitor Long of Statesville was on hand for the first time since our comity was put the eighth judicial district He is a genial clever fel low and looks more like a Methodist preacher than a lawyer But he made a good showing before the court in all his cases except one and in that case Riieh Carter made him take water The following cases were disposed of on criminal docket: State vs I Sisk affray guilty judgment suspended on payment ot cost State vs John Wilkins and Eliza beth ihuix fornication aud adul tery guilty Wilkins put in jail Ik) days Pinnix discharged State vs Myers escape not guilty State vs Hen Atwood and Salinda Myers guilty months State vs William Kelly assault guilty judgment suspended on pay ment of cost State guilty State guilty State guilty judgment suspended on pay ment of cost State vs Shores affray guilty judgment suspended on pay ment of cost ident of Living tone College Salis bury died last week of Bright's disease He was born in Elizabeth City in IS4 Price was an orator of unusual power He was tho first colored man to preach iu JLnry Ward church ainl hilr a visit to London pleached in Mr nnl The Elkin Times says there aro 23 revenue officers in Yadkin nniv but as yet only six Democrats are drawing salaries under a Democratic administration that has been iu pow er over nine nionlhs As a result the 1 ait hful in Yadkin are in thesame frame of mind that the Alexander county boy was when ho found him self in tho penitentiary they are not pleased at all Thieves entered the hnne nii Roberts a Weldon policeman one night recently and robbed him of $15 iu money all his clothes and soiiio of her articles of value Roberts was asleep in tbo room at tho time of the theft Ho had two loaded pistols and two guns in tho house and a light was burning in his room The thieves broke open his trunk and strewed tho contents over tho floor taking things they were in search They also took tho uniform and hung it on his baek fence Samuel Harper and John Right farmers of Buncombe got into an altercation while on their way homo from Asheville Both if is said were drinking Right was Harper falling on him Harper got up but Right died in a few minutes the point of a knife having pierced his heart He was also cut in a half dozen places in tho chest shoulder and head and bis left at in was bro ken Harner made no atlcmit to escape and was arrested He claims that Kight was killed by a knife in his owu hand and which ho was trying to use on him (Harper) The secretary of the State Liquor and Association is sending out to all its members notices of a new order of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue This order directs that all the distilleries in this mate no compelled to pay tax on three gallons of whiskey to the bushel of corn capacity It is stated by au officer of the association that this will shut down all the small distiller ies in North Carolina These now pay on 2j gallons per bushel but it is claimed that they make only a little oyertwo gallons and that only steam distiiloties can make as much ns three gallons enough saved to keep the stock alive until spring had there been available help With all the economy the farmer ean practice I fear there will be more raw hides for sale in the spring than beef cattle The health of this neighborhood is and has been good for a long while Ouly one serious ease of that of tho little daughter of Mr and Mrs A Salmons She has very sick with a complication of diphtheria and meningitis It seems that she has almost risen from the dead and is making rapid recovery Robert Parks of California a native of this county was married in tlie city of Oakland Cal 26tli of September Some of the States yille boys ill remember that he worked as an apprentice iu the wood shop of Overcash Sons eight years ago The following is an extract from a clipping from au Oakland daily evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Edward Veeder 862 Iwentielh street Robert Parks and Ena Veeder of Oakland were united in marriage at 845 Miss Josie Embery played the wedding march while the con tracting parties descended the stairs to the parlors where they were join ed for life by Rev Mr Goodall There were no bridesmaids as all were dressed in the regulation uni form of the Salvation Army the ceremony those present repaired to the ladies parlors of tho Grand Cential Cafe of which Mr Parks is the genial proprietor where an elegant wedding supper had been prepared by Wheeler Many elegant wedding presents were re Ac The writer last week received a pho'to of the bride aud a piece of the wedding cake Buck Shoal Oct 21 1893 Corresuondenee ot The Landmark The weather is fine Business is growing better The people of Wil mington are happy About every musician has been playing the for some time All the boys aro whistling it and the girls are singing it The author of this piece of music has already realized an income of $100000 for his work The inhabitants of this good old metropolis of North Carolina arc joyous over tho fact that the business men have decided to have another Welcome Week This has become to be an annual affair The occasion last year it is said brought 100000 people to the city and I should not be surprised if the gathering at the approaching event outstrips that of last year 50 per cent or more Wel come Week brought me here last fall and 1 have not been willing to leave since Tho seems of forty eight hours would have been a satis factory remuneration to roe for my expenditure loss of time Ac The approaching Welcome Week will embrace the last days of November I suppose railroad fare will be ie dueed about one cent p(r mile and I hope that western North Caro lina will tret the advantage of the ro action and that many of that sec tion will take advantage of the oc casion There ought to be a closer intimacy existing in the line of com nietce between Wilmington and tho western towns of the State It seems to me there should be a constant ex change of commodities and certainly would be if the rates ot transporta tion were reduced Last summer when eggs were selling along the line of the A A less than 250 miles from here at cents per dozen they were 20 cents here and when peaches were selling for 15 cents per bushel in the same section tuey orougui nore niwn nsh bring 10 cents per bunch and oysters 12j cents per quart here they aro high in that section that people can not afford to buy them We are having fine weather for fishing now Benton of Ire dell and the writer went to the sound the other day to try our luck with hooks 1 caught 70 fish and a crab Don't know how many Mr Benton caught When he caught one he was so anxious to get another that he could not take the pains to count his I eaught the most fish but he done the most laughing Don tknow wuy 1 beat him unless it was on account of his big shadow in the water You know that Maj Clegg is a good fish erman and he like myself can hard ly make a shadow Tell the major if he will come down I will teach him how to catch A flue intelligent looking boy child about four or five mouths old was found on the porch of a dwelling adjacent to my music house a few nights since It is a welcome visitor to a married lady who has no chil dren Leonard Wilmington Oct 25 1893 or srreral years I hare recommendM your CaMoria aud shall always continue to do no as has invariably produced beneficial Edwin Pirdbi 1) MTba Street and 7th New York City V1 We authorize our advertised druggist to sei Dr King's New Discovery fnr Consumption Coughs and Golds upon this condition: If you are afflicted with ft Ough Cold or arty Lung Throat or Chest trouble and will use this rem edy as directed giving it a fair trial and expo rittneo no benefit you may return the bottle and have yuur money refunded We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr King a New Discovery could bo relied oq it never disan pvlnts Trial bottles' tree at Hall Drugstore Large size 50c and $100 Cure fnr ibndarhr Aq a remedy for all forms Headache Elec tric Bitters has proved to be the very best It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to Its influence urge all who are afilictvd to procure a bot tle and give this remedy a fair trial In cases ot habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels aud few cases long resist tho use of this medicine Try it once Large bottles only ifty cents at ICebidcnt of at ille Correspondence of Landmark There is positively nothing to re port in this community This being a farming community all are too busy to take time to steal light get married go fishing or anything else except gather corn and potatoes and put wheat in the ground Tho acre age will bo small this year for two reasons: No money to buy fertilizer and tho low pricoof wheat The corn crop is turning out better than was expected but will fall far short of an average crop Very little forage has been saved Hay that had been harvested previous to the storm was either washed away or damaged so that it will be of but little value for stock About half a crop of corn fodder was saved with the food value about half taken out of it by the storm Some have been gathering Not content wittqhis petty larceny of $'0iW a wheel he added to his sins and I try 11 1 i tt trom 1 erry Haynes and others so it: Phiiiiv Ug7ag? 10 so "bJIge Alelver on a writ of habeas a bale of rent cot on put tiiQ money corpus at Shelbv last week Ho wn give boudin the sum of guano lliis shows that one siu lol i $5000 xovb alter auotuer irMnsgre sion of the law Mr Wilson lived in tuo western portion ot Cleveland county After victimizing two merchants and his landlord lie determined on flight So one night last week ho departed and called en route on Mr who owed him $10 Arousing him from his bed tho fugitive from justice presented a pistol and told tho debtor ine what thou owed $10 or your The man implored time but Wilson still demanded pay 1 Then tho frightened man got $5 and paid him and both were happy The Caucasian Marion pa per has thistosay of Senator Raleigh speech: His speech shows that his heart is right and that he properly under stands the evils that are oppressing the people yet bis effort lacks di rectness and point This is because ha has not yet made up: his mind to break with tlie machine and stand with the people He tells the people in one breath that hey are oppressed and robbed by bad legislation fos tered by monopoly and rings yet in the next breath warns them not to take any bold stand for relief The people must simply pass resolutions and wait for the liberal men in the political parties to have sympathy for them To paraphrase one of his own remarks his heart is with the people but his stomach is with the machine He knows the people caunot get relief or justice through a party owned and controlled by the gold power and the monopo lies yet he is opposed to them trying to get relief through any other source fe I I im siar ni 1 to a I rrcomxnerit! it as A fe ft I I III.