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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-16

The Democrats of Chatham county
before nominating candidates for the
Legislature unanimously passed resolu-
lions requiring all candidates nomi-
matted to pledge themselves to vote for
no man for United States Senator who
is not in favor Of the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver at the ratio
Of 16 to T." That is the only true test.
The man who viii vote for a legislator
who viii support Pritchard is gold
bug at heart, no matter what his pre-
tentions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-16
AN APPEAL TO CAESAR.

For several weeks some or the leStu-
ers of the Populist party have been
saving that the arrangement made
With the Republican goldbugs was
most distasteful to them; that the Re
publicans, having promised, as a con
dition Of fusion. to withdraw their
candidate for Governor had broken
faith with them; and that if union
of all the silver forces could be secured,
the Populists would welcome it as
the fruition Of all their hopes and
labors.
Such was the talk of the leaders, and
it was but a faint expression OF the
sentiment of the rank and file OF the
Populist party throughout the State.
So anxious have many of the Populists
been to secure joint action with their
natural allies in this fight, the Demo
Gratis, that they have effected local flu
sion in a dozen or more counties, and
declared it to be their fixed purpose
TO scratch every goldbug put on the
fusion ticket. In other counties, where
the machine has forced fusion with the
goldbug Republicans, many of them
declare it to be their purpose to wash
their hands of the unholy and dishon-
eorable combination, and to have moth
ing to do with carrying out the orders
of the machine. There is not a county
in the State in which there has not
been much expression of opinion along
this lime We know that among the
farmers who favor silver above party
this feeling has been very strong, and
they have been impatient of any party
machinery that kept the silver men
apart.
I'm the Democratic party, too, there
has been a growing conviction among
the earnest advocates of free coinage
that the natural and proper thing to
do was to unite the silver men, into
allied armies, at least during this cam
paign.
On Monday night, having in view the
danger of sending several goldbugs to
Congress and the menace of four
years of Russellism, the Democratic
Central Committee passed resolutions,
which have already appeared in these
columns, inviting the Populists to
joint action to avert these great evils.
The tender was exceedingly liberal,
giving the Populists half of the posi-
tions to be voted for this year, though
they number only one third of the
strength Of the Democratic party.
But it was made liberal because the
tender had little regard to places. The
purpose that animated the committee
was to advance the cause of silver in
the Federal Congress and continue
the rule of intelligence and virtue in
North Carolina. The committee was
anxious to bring about in North Caro-
lima the same common fight for the
same common end that the Democrats
and Populists are waging in other
States. 1t was willing to make large
sacrifices in order to carry out the
great principle that is the leading
issue upon which the National cam
paign is being waged. There was OPP
position in the ranks of the Democracy
to this tender, as there had been to
electoral fusion, but devotion TO the
great principle at stake prevailed over
all objections, and the Democratic
party in North Carolina stood ready
TO join the Democracy in other States
i'm a warfare of allied forces against
the gold standard.
How was the Democratic proposition
received? The committee WIS called
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-16

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. rs cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-16

How was the Democratic proposition
received? The committee was called
together on Wednesday night
1t remained in session nearly all night.
and about II o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing agreed to decline it, and 1atify the
bargain made conditionally with the
Republican goldIbugs, which bargain
the Republicans had deliberately and
with malice aforethodght broken
When the Republican and Populist
Executive committees agreed upon par
tial fusion, it was the understanding
that Judge Russell was to withdraw
from the race as candidate for
Governor. The Populist leaders is
sued circulars to the people inducing
them to acquiesce in the arrangement
by saying there was a "tacit agree
ment" that Judge Russell was to come
down. Why, after these leaders de-
cIared they would break up all ar
rangeEaents with the Republicans I'M
less tRis 'tacit agreement was kept,
why is it that suddenly there is an
abandonment of the demand for Judge
Russeil's withdrawal? Why is the flu
sion kept in good faith by the Populist
machine when the Republican machine
has broken it, and is using money in
profusion not only to elect goldbug
Governor, and goldbug Senator, but
also to give the electoral vote of the
State to Mckinley. Why do the Popu-
lists surrender both the Governor and
the Senator, as they practically do, to
the goldbug Republicans, and help the
Republicans swell the illegal negro
vote, all of which will be cast for Nc
Kinley? The Populists get a few
offices, send five silver men and four
goldbugs to Congre IS, and compel their
party to present spectacle of "party
perfdy and dishonor." That is the
sum total of what the Populists will
get if their trade with the Republicans
is successful. But it will not succeed.
If the Caucasian has any ken for
prophecy. I'm its issue of February
Goth. when it was denouncing the sort
of fusion the machine" is trying to
ram down the throats of the people.
the Caucasian said:
"Again, what spectacle it would
be for us to have State ticket
with one-half the candidates sup
porting and advocating on the
stump the election of goldbug
for President, and the other half
of the candidates on the same ticket
fighting goldbugs and supporting
Just the opposite kind of "a candi-
date. There is no use in discussing
such a proposition; it falls OF it's
own weight; il condemns itself;
10 Ia absurd"
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Opening and Closing of the Mails

Northern mails close at 80 and 90 a. II
and Is, = so and go p. N. Open 8.
90 e. n, - 90 u and 90 p. N.
Southern nails via Charlottesville, close
1t 80 and 10 So g. N. and 2 Is and
) 80 2. N. Open al s 90 a. II. and 3 90
,. N.
Southern mails via Richmond, close 81
10 20 q. m and - and s 45 Pm.
Manassas Divigion rnails close at so a. n.
ao6 3 80 p. II. Open a. 10 90 g. II.
Alexandra and Bound Hill uails close u
70 6. N. and 90 p. II. Open at 8 90 Z. II.
and 3 sop N.
Chesapeake and Ohio raila close at Is
?. II. and 80 p. II. Open al 8 90 q. u. sno
/ 45 ,. n.
Washington mails close at : 80 and CO a.
n. and / ID. 2 30 and 8 80 ?. n. Open a.
) % q N. u 90 u. and 3 90 and go ?. N.
Office Eour-Open az 5 % q. Il. Close ST
) O0p.m
sunday Hours Open at g % g. m, Close
q. 9 90 q. n
Carrers' Schedule Collections made OIL
inside 1o1tes-6 90 and 20 90 a. N. a2o
3 % and 80 pm. Full route-6 30 .. Il.
and 20 ?. =. Sunday collection D 90 p,
n. Carrier indow open Sunday % q. u.
md close 30 a. N
Deliveries Inzds 90 a. n y % N, and
) % ?. u.
AZ NAL should be in Office ten miuUoez
before Do1- indicated for cloeing.
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AEEI4NDRIA, Va
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1O4 Bohrzus Ny.
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126 City Engineer
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81 EutTlsls, Norton
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III Eutwl.ie. J ", Druggist
100 E7zrz / 81
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80 Fir5, Sstonal Bank
A5 Fendsll, We
A. Fannor, 7 J
102 Gri.oortzsr. 4 z
81 GArret & IoaIpe
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50 GrAvcs, WP
10 Harper. Z ;
5S Hinken 6, Son
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80 Hudson. " d
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80 Hill J u, Residence
81 Harlow Bros
70 Hill, Geo Z Co
81 Howard, T Clifton
Al Hamilton &; Go
1O6 Hydraulion Engine House
Jas Janney, II L Stabler & Co
SO Jones Geo
81 Johnson, W A & Co
81 jail
200 Kell, N i Co
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81 Lindsey. y. residence
119 Lawler Z / &; Go
8 Leadbeater & Sons
142 Lennon, NJ
125 Matthew, j
MaIbury, Leonard
70 Miller, ( q: Son
IS Marshall
II Mercantile Railway, &. L Assn
rs May. W Il & Son
l7S Miller, DR. T
81 MilbuIn, J c
116 Norfolk &; Washington Steamboat Co
81 OEeal, Luut & Strauss
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90 Pollard, T J
"a Pollard, J, Residence
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AZ Portner, Robert
"a Postoffice
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50 Roberts. Walter
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129 Stonnell, " K
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1913 Virginia Glass Works
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164 Warfield, E. lr
165 Warield & Hall
SO Washington Steamboat Co
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AIfxsnaria 9asftte-
THURSDAY EVENING. De- J.. 1886.
TIE PRESIDENTS HUNTING ZIP

Z dispatch irom Georgetown. :. c,
ssy=. TIE government launch - atsr
Lily" cane Up 70 The city yesterday
evening. reaching here sbou; 5 o'clock,
bringing mail and dispatches from lie
Pss.ideutial party. Froo what caa D.
learned the President Is sel. AID Z En-
j3y50g iDe shooting hugely.
TIE party s5pI out duck-s5ooting
es:!y Yesterday morning 81 Wccd :
P1od su9 haQ ara:r-;e luck, baggicg
n=ar.ys hundred n.llaras, the greater
par 0 gulc9 :=ii uo0sr Inc IRE t.ou
toe Presidents spn-
Asa cesI dr5v= aad oeeu arranged
fyr m az hey were foIced 10 leave
tae ducks I'D 90 OF tie drive. 81
ta= WOODS were so vel IRON lie Tscsf
r.ias tie 6oes could 1oi Keep tae irai
O. iDe ossr so0 The hunt wa ao@1
yle1.
TIE oar,y broke csmp yes:srias
aii4lr On su6 eusaskipg q he "Weta
Lily" cane from iae Ssntee tn.ous.
in= Mesquite Creek canal 10 me light
hoa=e tender Wis,e-s. which vgs
anchored II Winysh Bay near South
Isl4Bd Ai.s- receiving TIE ps,ty SID
.ssiog OF poand TIE ozggsg= sud hsss
o. game. tie W.s:s-is siesuei Over 10
Muddy B.x. wae-e sbs aid lsss night
zoouf nile di>tsng iron tie AMMAN
G=l- c3a5 io6g- or FTis1d Field
P.@G=o: Cleveland ana MS coupan
i,os wili 90 ducsing il TIE MARSHES &c
: suc j: The weather : cold SC
.iooy IS Il ba- b-eD, they viii up9uss-
,ioDso.v bsve lie spor', ior Inc ducks
csDDot 81 CIT il the bay IN windy
Ts.,b5- il con=, cuercs O tie rough
a@.s Of ne waller
TIE P.esideu. AID party viii remain
Il FrieD6 Field uUtil Saturday. gong
3uckiDg each morning, and IS Sd iBviia
ION ms b=en extended them By Messfs.
Donaldson Brothers Tor deer drive OF
hei. lands, il Is probsblet that they nay
nsye tie pleasure Q: adding buck OF
Two 10 their list 0: game.
Mayor Morgan received 80 sckno8-
ledgment from the President yesterday
evening Of the invitation and r=solu
Sons extended By the City Council to
atteud a reception here as ne passes
,hroggh on MS return 10 Washington,
il which ne states that bis plans are
cot fully formed, but that ne viii an
swer definitely in day or two. That
ne will accept it i the sincere desire OF
every citizan Of old Georgetown.
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NaK .lrSaNpE.A.

Iesve Washington. i7om She corner OF
Heansvlvsnis sveuuc AID iSls street, wetS
days, & 20, q. - express : OK. 81
,exYraSSA . 90 q - 10 = ,cNaro>Sl. II GO
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express : 40. 8 o5 ,exp:cSs), $50. : oo,
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s. -. and IL o. n. Aui Is. y %. ) 50,
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cycle; Carried % cents eSch
Communication tickets sc SOLD az he Offices
OF The Nj. Vernon EailrosG :; The following
rsses:
rare, Ale1sudris 10 WAShing:o7. Is cents:
ronod-.dp, 25 cents Communication r-tes 1:
Qusrte;l, tickets 81 ,; Is: MONTH: tickets.
$465: school tickets IS 10; family trip
tickets. So >; packsge tickets. 60 cents
&. z. ABBOT. GEO. f. PEILLIf--
General Manager. t7eneTai Passenger -;
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DRUGGISTS
DRUGGISTS.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
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Chemicals, &C. di-ec. from ne nzaCfsc.lre-=-
Re are therefore enabled . supply lie rr@ae
with al goods usually carried Q! wells
POINTED WHOLESALE DUG HOUSE =
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the purity OF 81 drugs furrisaes Corr
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RAILROADS.

MONT Alb LINZ
500, sUgeG II cazpgs witho9t notice % the n1I5,;
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STABLER'S BALSAM PICTORIAL

SO many Cough remedies are being con-
stantly put on the market as the --latest WOE.
der" that we almost hesitate TO name ours, so
strong are its claims and based upon incon-
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unvaEylng efficacy, its perfect safety under
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warrant US in Offering it as THE BEST
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N07Icz-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the GEOKGE ". Knox EXPRESS COM
PANY will be held al , P. H.. JANUARY
9TH, 1897 al the Office Of the company, o.
212 King street. Alexandra Va.
CEAS. z. VAN AESDALE
deep d2w Secretary
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Train No. So connects at calveFrOn toE warEenson.

Train No So connects Cave1pon fOr WarEenton
SERVICE
so5 m Train No Charlotte and cnet las
en+on snd Al FTsnklin junction Rocky
Alexandra 12:e
AleEanda returning SIS and
SLEEPING SERVICE
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Azhevis and aot ah s
Nos and Pullman Cas- between New
20; y 1ore Anc ChV
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schedules
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W4ICE
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WashingunD "A-Hs"t- -
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SL25--W ashington 10 Baltimore and
keturn--S1.25.

Tjckets viii be sold "a me Pennsylvania
2ail-uad SATURDAY aud Sunday. December
18Th and 20,h and will be valid 10. return
,assage until Mordsy, December 21st Good
IN suy train
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EAIIEOApS.
X{yASelNGINN. ALEXANDRIA AND
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD,
n,s w,s,;,>aOAN

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THE ANNUAL MEF TING OF the stoc-
i holders OF the CONSOLIDATED QrAR
BY COMPANY viii BE- BE 4 al the BraddocE
House, Alexandra, Va. or MONDAY, Jan
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MEETINGS.

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Treasurer same day sDd place.
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Connecticut western news., 1896-10-22
Dr Beebe Dead.

Dr Richard Beebe, who was injured about Oct 3 by falling in his barn, diec Tuesday night at his home in the south west part of Afford, Mass. He was born in Canaan, Columbia Go. N. r., s little over 73 years ago. He studied medicine with Dr Timothy Childs a Pittsield and graduated in class of 19 others at the Berkshire Medical college in Pittsfeld in 1854.
 Dr Beebe came to North Egremoni Feb. IA. 1856 and opened an office for the practice of medicine. He also for few years hept tavern called Beebe's Inn. After several years he sold out and removed to Afford, where he set tied on large farm. Dr B,ebe hss had a large practice in Berkshire Litchfield and Columbia counties. His wife, who survives, was Ellen Hatch Two sons. Dr John Beebe, of Great Burlington, and Dr George Beebe, of Salisbury, and two daughters, May, wife of Dr Emmett Niver, of Hillsdale, N. Y., and Carrie, who lives at Afford, also survive. As a physician he ill long be greatly missed.
 The Funeral will be held tomorrow at one o'clock, at the Baptist church at | North Egremont, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-22
The Tennessee Exposition.

Tue state of Connecticut has been formally asked to participate with the state of Tennessee in celebrating the end of the first century of the existence of Tennessee as one of the states of the Unlon by a centennial and international exposition, to be held at Nashville for six months. opening May l. 1897.
 Governor Coffin, not having the nee essary authority to appoint commission CTS to officially represent Connecticut at the exposition and encourage its ci'i- zens to make exhibits of it's produ cts and resources, has asked the commis- sioners representing Connecticut at the Atlanta Exposition of 1895 to act as . temporary commission in behalf of this enterprise until the next General As sembly can take such action in relation thereto as it may deem advisable.
 The members of the said temporary commission announce that they will be pleased to render every possible service to intending exhibitors.
 Communications relating to exhibits of women's work, either individual ol collective, should be addressed to Mrs Sara T. Kinney, New Haven, chairman of the women's department.
 Blank applications for space Inc charge for space being made) or infor nation relative to the exposition, may be obtained by addressing the executive secretary, J. H. Vaill, at West Winsted Conn.