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THEDURHAM FERTILIZER COMPANY

one rrRHaM ". c. Fier, n c, ard EcnM. M "a
Company Fertilizer expressly
Of
wien wth these brands
carefully ~hat
Exclusive nsnufae for the North Cdns Formers
Manufactured exclusively the Aarc.
ALLIANCE OFF lAL 6UANo and the PROGRESSIVE FARMER
ul inf leu Nh
N DURHAM FERTLl2EE CO, Dsrh.r. ~
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MOORE COUNTY.

Carthage, October |, 1891
Gentlemen: Your guano or the Moth
Carolina Farmers Alliance Gusro
bought q you lest up ing, has Go,s
well, and Civ e. satisfaction 10 cur msm
bers so far u. | can find ont.
w. Cole a No DID,
Jon horo, August 2i,l, 1897
Durham fcrilz- CampaL,: >oar
suaa" ard phosphate, bought Of yon.
are giving universal satisfaction as far
as have h; a'd from | have rot hear
OF one intabce where il did no. excel
other guapos. Several s3in IL We, "a,
best they had ever us.'d.
pr JOHN l. COX, GENT
Greenwood Aiiiance No 90
Lemon Springs Au9us; 80 h. 1891
hurhsm Fertilizer Company: / will
that the msm era of our Ladce who
used your fertilizer speak Of the paod,
IN the highest terms, and none OF them
believe the report circulated tina, il va,
an inferior goods, but that i: Was a
malicious fals.hoo! t., Direct trade. &c
Q SWAMI. b. A PM
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07
FIGHT FOR HOME.

He is q coward who faIters in This
fight for reform. 1t is a fight for
right, for honor and for country.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07
LE\OIR COUNTY

M Sion, n. { October 2 1891
g n'i"men: Relying to your enquiry
about nv exp rince with Farmers
Alliance Official Gusno vii! FAY use II
yesf on c"tton and tobacco, besides
three other brands, some costing s32
per ten. and it proved TO be equal to
any. +. X. ROUSE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07

The AiL.nta Constitution claim
that the Democratic h9JSc has beea
bsegsd by Wait Street.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07
OUR MAGNIFIoEN r pREnr,r,,

Every subscriber to THE AEES. fo,
1892, VITO pays twenty cents extra 70,
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tanning txcnty.four portraits OF n.
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We have over 400 reports and testimo.

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mas covering over eighty counties.
These rerolls a;r almost svery one from
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N c.
f l. Stanley, business agent Brun.
swick county alliance, says: | have
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A FEW CONTRrRIrT,

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07
CRAVEN COUNTY.

I g l. Hsrdisoa OF thurman, save.
The Allanc- Gnsno used by our liNnc,
rs shc~ ing up nicely although the a,,e
has bean too vet Yet We feel there i
no fault with the guano. Had We hal
more favorable seasons our yield would
ave been greatly increased We
consider il the cheapest gusno we ever
used.
Vsne-6oro. Aug, &c h. 1891
Durham Fatilixar TO-: Yours of In
inst 10 hand, and read before GU ?
alliance Nc. 1885, the Cd inst. Every
member present who b night fer,il.z r
of you pronounced IL to be the best
they have ever used for the price
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to any OF .he high piicccd fer,ihzers
on the the market. Frate,nally
X N SMIfa.
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". II. Worth, S. b. A, Raleigh, ". C..
DEAR FIR AND BRo kplylns TO yon,
,rq .ir' IS 10 the res u.i> III Farmers Al.
lianc. Official Gaano On ny crop. will
say i; was entirely ,isfsctor, and wa
az good as ever used.
j. II. MEWRcuRNE
Mr.. Mewb3urne is q member OF th.
State Alliance Executive Committee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-07

We Sre in receipt Of the following re
lst:ne To the same subject matter fri 10
w. II. Worth, State Business Agent,
North Carolina Farmers Alliance, to wit
ICopY
/. w. Ii. Worth, State Business Agent
North Carolina Fsrmers' Alliance, certi
~ that s T. Morgan, President of the
Durham Fertilizer Company. has .towr
me the original bills and analysis Of tn,
Ingredients from which the Alliarcs
Gupno WAS made that was shipped 10 J
Il. Smith at Mebsne, y. c., and th.
books cont"i ing formula o. the goods.
and from tie guaranteed analysis !
have examined the S"perinten dent OF
the Durham Fertilizer Factory under
oath, and he has thoroughly satis fed me
As To the mat, risls used in this particu-
lar lot Of goods. have had every op.
portani'y, and have thoroughly examin
ed the whole matter, and feel SAITH fled
that Io wrong hiss been dorc us.
isignedJ W. IA. WORTH, j. b. A.
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sweet land of liberty,
OF thee l sing.
Lard where my fathers died
Land OF the Pilgrims pride
from every mountain side
Let freedom ring.
rontlcs, therefore, are inseparable from
reIglon. True politics is religion A
man that fulflls his duties as q citizen
mas fulfilled one of his deepest RELIGIONS
o o. No man can be a consistent
christian in America today and rot
lake active part in politics. The resnon.
slpi!tlea Of citizenship are the resronsi
5lntles OF kingship. They cannot he
aelegated to others. To fail 70 frlsu
them Is to fail to fulfill a sacred and
divine trust. o- % anu
ACETATE! AGITATEi ACETATE,
= DO you ask what good wiz if lop No
you ask what is the use for the preacber
10 go up in his pulpit and denonnce
tne evils OF our municipal and civil life.
GU say that nothing comes of If Ven
say why keep it up? Only gunnosa tb s
pulpit twenty years ago had snoIen az -
Iearlessly and as fully and az nars;stort
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The County Commissionership Again.

| hd,tors Of he KeHa,5ec Jou,1ai,
Ny attention has Just been called to a
communication in the .Iot KsAL Of Feb. 81
from Mr.. Geo, II. Aadre~s, IN which he
states. referring to an article in the Jot R
NAL of Feb. ist, relating TO the county CON
missionershil. that 'is is misleading and
incorrect" 1t would seem that plain
statement Of facts from me might be de-
msBded.
| | have been one Of Mr.. Andrews cordial
supporters and truest friends for many
years. Six years ago. when he had been q
| member Of the board Of comm ssioners
for seven years, | was strongly urged by
| prominent Republicans to permit my name
10 20 before the convention ss candidate in
| opposition to him, but aware that he desired
denomination. declined AMI did all
| could to secure 10 bin the unanimous sup
| port NJ The convention, thus extending TO
h!m he long term Of 3 years in the board.
Recently, before announcing my candi-
dacy, ! sought an interview with Mr.. An
drew, in which | thought he was very
frsDx, and detlnite in hi. statements to me
t,lHisa TO his p5s.uoD,' saying he should
not again seek the place, that the parry
lad siteady sivsn him all he could ask for,
or xpect in tbis direction, tina! he should
not ask single man 10 tie county to su,-
port him, out there was one possibility bv
which be might continue another term that
was IN case the convention should teGder
him a unanimous denomination, be guy
posed he shou,l sccept the honor But h
saii he should regard such possible coz
tlngency as improbable, because he ex.
pected me to be candidate, and he should
regard M caldidScy With favor. Finally
he advised me 20 20 on and make my car
vsss.
also consulted many Of Mr.. AS most
earnts. political frieads and without ex-
cepiou, they informed me thai they under
stood his position 10 be the same as above
Indicated, and that had q clear field.
Now seek, and shall have no controversy
with Mr. Andtess. freely conceded to
him the nigh, even after all he said 10 me.
ami has said 30 others. TO change his mind
and to declare himself publicly candidate
sgs,ns, me, but cay frankly, | WAS sui
prIsed that ia announcing bis candidacy, he
should deem i. fttirg and wise to cast az
unmerri.ed Tt asctiol upon the integrity of
friend who has been true to him in all the
years Of his public service.
| spprs bend however that the Republi-
cars Of hennebec will give little heed to
any personal misu understanding thst may
nie between Mr., Andrews aud myself. but
will rsther sive their attention to the coz
slders on of the min question at issue,
Shether or no il !. gord public policy TO
extend the term Of III ;e upon the board of
county com nlssiJnsis 10 go lopg time as
eighteen or nineteen wears for each man
his ;esIion | have no doubt, when the
people have we'll considered il will bs wise
ly srs.ered. and with tie n decision there
csn be no complaint. SAMUEL SMITH.
lrrcHrIELD. March 10, 1892
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WANTED-E Noa are SICK, or wuuld kuow
w correctly the prospects Of tiic, 10 call on or
| adhfese. DR.. u. Nerriii, Western Ave-, Au.
| quota Mainr. lYaidff
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A Communication from Hon. P. o
Yiekery.
Edssors Of the Kennsses journal !:

I fhArf1s
Edss1rs Of the Kenne5ee journal:
In yeuf paper OF Thursi.y March 10 in IN
sdaforisi article on ''Yssserday's Csacuses'
you stase, Ia Ward ~ referring to tie
vote OF Wednesday evening for o member
OF TIE City Committee, .'fha total vote vas
AZ This 10 ii more votes shaa vas thrown
Tor Governor in that vssd ss the lass State
election. After referring 70 War1 I, you
then say, We lie: these figures tell their
own story leaving the inference .hs. tie
vote Vas not fair one.
DO not suppose you intend to cat
aay reflections upon the integrity Of the
Republicans in Ward 2. and therefore
desire TO call your attention TO the fact,
which mast have been known to you, TIA,
~ the September election, 1890, there vss
practically no conies. In this CITY, the Demo-
Gratis having abandoned the fzht.
No one will deny ;hss Augusta has been
increasing ia population during the la,
four years. / fad. in the KEssEgEc.
JOURNAL Of September 10, 1888, in giving
"a account Of the election WHICH occurred
the day before, when We had . c,r-
,sssed election Throughout. the city, thu, the
total vote thrown was 2o6s But in the
State election Of 1880 Il I'D that the total
vote thrown 10 this city for Governor was
1855, $50 less than Wa thrown in 1898. Il
Ind from the records Of your paper that
ss the election in Ward in 1888, 1871 vote.
we're thrown for Et~ia C.. Burleizh 10.
Governor.
beg TO inform yo1 that on Wednesday
evening when the csnoas vas held, 20
Republican were REGISTERED in Ward 2 a.
lie sai voters. Does this throwing Of l42
votes II the caucus, When . personal cxE-
Tass had been made, and every Republican
urged to attend show any evidence Of fraud
or unfAlrAessf
In the editorial referred to. you also say
In ward the total vote vas %. This is
one more vote than was thrown ia that
ward Tor both Republican ADD Democratic
cnd.dAse Tor G1vernor, at tina las. State
election"
+ Let me call your attention 10 the s.cs
mat 10 1883 there were lG7 votes thrown in
ward Z, and - Tor Edsls c Ba'isigh.
also desire to say that en- Wednesday even
ias when the caucus vas held. lJ6 legal
voters were registered la WNd T. More
than nsj oiity Of this namber we've NJ
Questioned Req u oiicAns.
10 al editorial in your pape. this mors
ing. 10 referring TO the caucus to b. ned
IN Ward /, you say AT the last STATE
election 2it votes we're thrown in this war;
Tor ths Republican candidate for Governor
Let me call your attention to the fact tina.
In 1898, 322 Republican votes were thrown
for Edsin C. Bu,ieigh. Are you not aware
that Wards and have been increasing
largely IN population within the las. fe.
years.
There were fezistered up to Friday mort
ing 10 Ward /, nearly 100 Republican
voters Asa Republican all my life, re-
speetfullg rsque,t that this communication
be given publication in your paper to.
morrow p. o. EicKEKl.
Augusta, Ne, March II. 1892.
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Ward One.
The caucus IN ward was p'obi b ly the
m1st largely attended that has aver been
held in its history. T. vas called to order
by Col l.. Il Hill the city committeeman,
who called Gen. J. Manchester Haynes to
the chan The following committee was
appointed to Iece i've, sort and count votes
Howard Owen, G. A, Fhilbrook, o. A
Tuell, J. T. Hi. DR.. SCOT. Hill l.. c.
Clruish vas DC minatsd for alderman by sC-
clAma,ioc. Mr.. c. L (uaLit CHAM was
NJ minAtsd by q. w. Jones for first council
man, ard the domination was inside by
ut minated for wsrk clerk. George W. Ladd
for warden and Henry NJ. Breen for conetI-
bls-sli by acciamation. The vote on city
committee men resulted as follows;
Whole No. Of otes cast 227
Necessary to . choiCe lGI
ii G. Staples had l?l
LIB. Hill had Ia
On motion Of Howard Oxen the nomi-
nation Of Col. Staples was made unanimous.
f. T.. Southland nominated Charles A.
Millikeu for second councilman. l.. d.
Carver presented the name Of l., II. cust
ing The ballot resulted As follows
Whole number Of votes cast, 1876
Necessary TO choice, llf
H Cushing had l36
Charles A. Nilliksn had Il
On motion Of +. +. Southsrd. Mr.. Cush-
inss nomination wss made unanimous.
The caucus then adjourned without
date.
Ward Three.
The Republican caucus in Wsrd 3 was
held At the appointed time Iast evening,
DR.. l. J Roberts presided at the meeting
and Victor r. French was chosen clerk.
Leslie Dyer. II. X Choate and John &.
Fuller we're appointed the committee to re
esive. sort and count votes. The follow
ing ticket vas nom nxted
Aidefman--F. l.. Hersey.
Councilmen-D. P. LeClsir and George
Doughty.
Warden, A J,qaiih
Ward CIerk--Victof f. French.
Constable-J. S, MeKehney.
City Committee. f. Kingsley.
There were opposing candidates for
members Of the city committee AID couu
cilmen.
For ely committee J f. Kingsley re-
ceived 2ll votes, J + Bean 80. scattering, s
Fo, first cour Gilman d. p LsCiair It
ceived IA, Horace Z Redmond 81, Leon
Hebert7.
Fo, second councilman Geo. Doughty
received 80. Leon Hebsrt IS, sc,tic ing l.
Ward Four.
A. tie Republican csucu. II Ward
Fiday afternoon. The folio lrg ticket was
noui isted;
Alderman F, Fletcher.
Councilmsn--Daniei +. Scrihner and
q 10 S. Cummings.
wardsn-F w Brann
Ward Clerk-Gaorss N. Bean, Jt.
Coattab ie--Fiauk W. Damrsn
City Committee Columbus Cot,ls.
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Personals.

Hon. +. 7. Webb Of watefyille was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. S. A. Gsigss Of Detroit, Micl, vas
In the city yesterday.
MIS-. NJ. Isabel Goold has 10 far reeo,
cred from her recent illness IS to be out
again.
Mr.. John Slim Of Fail River, Mas q
prominent newspaper carre.paS isnt has
been 10 the city for few days.
A farewell meeting will be tende:sd t,
Cadet Shaw and vile Sunday evening ., the
Salvation Army bsrfAsks. NJ. and Mrs
Shaw 70 81 Great Falls, N IL.
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4 FINE SHOWING.
An Abstract Of City Aaditsr's Report for
The Year.

City Aa}itos Samuel ". Lace made the
following statement to the city government
last evening:
To the Houorsb.e MAR and City Council
Of Aususts:
have the hsaor to submit the fo.lovins
sbssssc. Of my report which will b. referred
10 tbs financial committee and submitted
70 the mayor and city council ss ito nnaI
meeting for the cuirer. municipal year.
The city deb; accom-. hss been closed
and 10 - follows:
cTrT DEBT, MARCH I, 1881.
Bonds tearing interest, - .oH5 go %
Eoads pat due, -.......-...-- so 90
City Notes, go. .''''''..-+... 81 o66 %
ssA, 900 %
Temporary loan. Of Issi..... Zs.oo0 %
IcsAs o4l 60 %
During he rear there have
bssB paid
Aatafsa City BDnds, ......k 7A01U
Temporary lcanz Of issi.... Il 90 %
Balance City Dsbt March !,
isy<, ..''-..'.''.---. go 90
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Held in Wards One. Three and Four,
Yesterday.
Ward One.

The remaining Il publican ward cat.
cuses wers held in the city yesterday with
the following result:
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Go WeSlc.n..as,s.,, ~ Pf.elseTQUrISt EIcurseuS

fAyiS6 Boston svsSy Wednesday for
- Ws-htns.on state. Or gon aud all potats on
the Pa the Ceast, and ivory frtsaI for St.
tas', MINI. apoiis and ali Ioiats In tAs Western
an Nsfts. q tsirfn stAfe..
!. for paepbi gtsins nj information, cal ON or
sdaIs : c. L &0rHEe 3oS, Iss W. .hisstnn St,
Boston. feb sec6Swim
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Authorizations o. Is9l
To show the actual expenditures Of the
year il 10 necessary TO inciode in the &C.
counts Of the several sppropiis tions the
bills for the month Of February which have
been audited and reported TO the commit
tee 90 accounts. This cannot be done an
til the bills have been reported upon By The
committee on secounts. xtd allowed by the
city council And approved BY the mayor.
Assuming that these bits will be allowed
- reported, tbs sccoun, Of the spproprii-
lion 10, sIi purposes. incIudlr &c moods and
loans, will be Ia brief, iIe .gi.ng liabilities
other than city debt. As follosf:
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There sre less persons stil icted with rhsu-
msti.m, silco our druggists have sold Sal
vation OF.
Few are swsre OF the Importance OF
checking 3 cough or common cold in its
first stage. Tnst which in The beginning
would yield to = mild remedy, il neglected,
soon preys upo the llusf. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup afford, instsnt relief. II is an 1t
fsllible remedy. Price % cents bottle.
dltfoIrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12
TO PROVE 2 2sE m nA5TH f.

pu and after October i. 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege OF
selling six bottles for $500 aud guarantee
that IA case 1t does you no good you car
receive your money back. Head guaranty
with every bottle. We claim Ia cure Dys
Eepsil, Headache. sour stomach, Heartburn
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating, Falpitatiun OF tie Heart, Collie, Ner
vouauess, Loss Of sleep, Dizziness Irregular,
itg Of the Appetite, Plruri,y Pains, RIost
Wind on the Stomach. Hacking Cough. and
Constipation. And why VIII il cure? IL
cause 1t IS Relaxing, Purifying, soothing
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
puTest roots and herbs, flee from Al, ohuI
or hOrphil II Is harmless to the ~Inalles
child; children ike 1t. and 1t j. far superior
to Castor OH and all other preparations
Cali for Grnder'S botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing cur
trademark The Beaver
THE GR0DeR DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
WATEENiLLE, MAINE.