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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02
Pickups In and Around the Burg.


The click Of industry is heard in all
sections of our town.
Our County Court will convene in
regular session next Monday, the 9Th.
This will be fiscal term.
The Catalogue OF the Greenbrier In
dustrial Exposition is ready for distri-
button. Apply to John w. Arbuckle,
Secretary.
Rey. X. l.. Telford now has force
at work papering and painting the l..
F. I. buildings, preparatory to the
opening Of the next session.
There will be no preaching at Old
Fort Spring Church next Sunday, mas
much as Rev. j. NJ. Sloan has gone to
Cincinnati to consult an occulist in re-
gard to his eye.
Green & Bready, of this place, &C.
cured the Notwithstanding tent,
confectionery, horse-pound, etc.-at the
Brushy Ridge Camp-ground, their bid
being $500.
The Lewisburg District Epworth
League Conference met yesterday in
Anderson. Misses Rose McCleary and
Minnie w orsham, delegates from the
Lewisburg League, are in attendance.
Rev. E. H. Stoyer, of Rapid Ann,
Va. was here in the interest of the Lo-
Gust Dale Academy, ADVERTISED in an
other column. He was the guest of
Rev. r. l.. Telford, his classmate at
College, and occupied Mr.. Whites pull
pit last Sunday morning.
At a meeting Of the Presidents Of
the Boards Of Education yesterday w.
d. Ayres was elected on the Board of
Examiners for term of two years.
The Board now stands-County Super
intendent Alex. Thompson, Prof. Jas.
7. Rucker and w. d. Ayres.
The merchants of this place, lnclud-
ing all dealers in dry goods, groceries,
hardware. boots and shoes, millinery,
&C., have agreed to close their stores
next Saturday, the 4th, in honor of the
great National holiday, from IL a. m.
to 6 p. M.
The Board of Trustees of the town
Of Lewisburg, at its last meeting
passed an order requiring the Secretary
to make out and have published the list
Of the parties returned as delinquent
for non-payment of Corporation taxas
| You had better look and see if your
name is on the black list before it ap
pears in print. 81.
Mrs. Lora Dwyer died in Marshall
Saline county, Mo-, last Friday, the
26th ultimo, of typhoid fever, aged q
years and 26 days. Her remains were
brought to Asbury, this county, last
Monday for burial, Rev. II. M. Roant
conducting the funeral services at EN-
manuel Church, in the presence of 1
large crowd. She was a daughter OF
Mr.. ID. II. z. Parker, of Asbury, ant
was married last fall to Mr.. Charles
Dwyer, son Of Sheriff ID. A. Dryer
and moved to Missouri. Her husband
is also very low with the same disease
| but. at last accounts. was imDroyino
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

IN the vicinity Of Boquet, Westmore-
land Co., Pa, almost any one can tell
you how to cure lame back or stiff
neck. They dar1pen piece of flannel
with Cham berlain's Pain Balm and bind
it on the affected parts and In one or
two days the trouble has disappeared.
This same treatment will promptly cure
a pain in the side or chest. Mr.. e. M.
Frye, a prominent merchant of Boquet,
speaks very highly of Pain Balm, and
his recommendations have had much to
do with making it popular there. For
sale by y. p. Sydenstrlcker q Co.
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Mrs. EMILY DoLIN, wife Of Mr.. l..
G.. Dolin, died at her home near Dawson,
this county, on Saturday, June Goth,
aged about 55 years. She had been in
declining health for several years, and
her death was not a surprise to her
many friends. She was lady of ex-
allied character, and her lovely traits
of mind and person drew to her hosts
of devoted trends. Besides her husband
she leaves five children, all Of whom are
urnUn
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NJ arried.

On Wednesday, June 18th, 1895, in
Bristol, Tenn, by Rev. A. b. Hunter,
Mr.. DANIEL M. HoRNBARaER, of
Radford, Va, and Miss M. EMMA
SPANeLER, of Monroe county.
On Wednesday, June 18th, 1896, at
the residence of the brides father. I'm
Monroe county, by Rey. DIR. NJ. L.. Lacy.
Mr.. JOHN I'll. SYDENsTRICKER, of Pc.
cahontas county, and Miss CAROLINE
IL. CoRRELL, of Monroe county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

On the occasion of the Democratic
National Convention at Chicago, July
eth, the Ches. & Ohio Railway will sell
round.trip tickets to Chicago for s16. O5.
Tickets on sale at Roncevertc July Srd,
4th, 5th and 9Th good to return until
July 18th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

LITTLE Mr.. Dayton, of Phillippi,
was renominated for Congress by the
Republican convention of the Sec
ond district, at Morgantown last
week
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

THE resale of the Conquest lands at
Anderson by Com r Mason Mathews was
made on the Goth ult. A. F. Mathews
became the purchaser at Sic, 500. This
sale was confirmed by the Circuit court
Yesterday,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

A REWARD of $3.50 has been offered
by the citizens of Hinton for the arrest
and conviction Of the party or parties
who murdered Jas. Thomas on the
NIGHT OF Nav 3Oth.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

Elk u. s. SENATOR LYMAN TRUM-
BULL, Of Illinois, died at Chicago on
the 25th ult., aged 83. He was con-
spicuous i'm the politics Of the coun-
try for sixty years.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAN
DIDATEs.--It is said that many Re.
publicans of the 9Th Senatorial dis
trict are not we'll pleased with the
candidates 40 far In the field, and
that there Is talk among them Of
taking up our friend, Col. VIM. A.
Perry, Of Fort Spring, In this
county, and thrust the honor Of q
nomination upon him. Go ahead,
boys, but the Democratic nominee
will be the next Senator from the
9Th district.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

EDGAR WILLIAMS, aged IL, fell out
of a cherry tree near Edray, Pocahontas
county, on the Goth ult., and fractured
his thigh in two places.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

B. o. ELKs, Cincinnati, July ITO.
Tickets on sale at Roneeverte July 5th
and 9th, with return limit July 18th, at
one fare for the round-trip.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-07-02

CHAMBERLAIN CoUaH REMEDY
cures colds, Group and whooping cough
1t is pleasant, safe and reliable. For
sale by y. Z. Sydenstricker 81 Co.
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Personal Mention,

The Court of Appeals has adjourned
and Judge Holt is now at home.
WIN. Gordon Mathews left this weel
10 take the summer law course at tn,
University of Virginia.
Col. c. s. Peyton, Mai. b. +. EakIe
John II. Crawford and Newton Dick
son are in Richmond, Va, ATTENDING
the Reunion.
frot' Is. f. Humphreys, Principal, OF
The Staunton Business College, paid us
a pleasant call last Monday.
Col. Jas. II. Miller, of Hinton, and
Geo. w. Graves, of Anderson, were here
on business Monday.
Dr. +. f. Raymond, of frankfort
returned Tuesday from a months so,
Journ with friends in New England.
Prof. j. A. Arbuckle is at home for
the summer from his School in Florida.
j. Edgar Caldwell left last week for
Philadelphia tC build a Mill for a firm
there.
Misses Otey Snyder, Daisy Feamster
and Lucy Cox are attending the Educa-
tional Convention at Charleston this
week.
Mrs. Howard Skaggs and children, of
Texas, are the guests of Mrs. Skaggs
mother, Mrs. Mary Handley, near Lew
ishurg.
Miss Bessie Madeira, who has been
visiting Miss Ella Brown here for some
time, left this morning for her home at
Elkton, Va.
Mike NJ. Collins, Of Covington, Va,
was here this week.
Miss Mamie McChesney has returned
from visit to friends at Charleston.
Rev. w. S. Anderson, of Pocahontas
county, called to see us last Monday -
Mr.. Anderson has just graduated from
Randolph Macon College, at Ashland,
Va, with the degree of A. NJ, and was
on his way to Anderson. where he goes
to take charge of Allegheny Collegiate
Institute as Principal.
Isaac Sydenstricker, of Marshall, Sa-
line county, Mo-, accompanied the re-
mains of Mrs. Lora Dryer to Green
brier last Monday, and left Tuesday for
Va, to attend the Confed-
crate Reunion there this week.
Mrs. w. H. Moran and children, of
ID. c., are guests of her
sister, Mrs. o p. Sydenstricker.
Miss Lille and Sam Beard are visit
ing ut the Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Claud l.. Carr and Miss Gertie
Eley, of Norfolk, Va, are the guests of
Mrs. Carr's father, Judge McWhorter.
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WRITE for Catalogue of Hoge
Academy. Expenses very low. S. G.
ANsPACH, Principal, Blackstone, Va.
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NY TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

For Carding and Spinning 5 and cut
Yarn, IA cts. per 10.
For Carding and Spinning 7, 8 and cut
Yarn, Is cts. per Id.
For Carding and Spinning 10, IL and
~ cut Yarn, Is cts. per Id.
Making Blankets, $3.50 per pair. 1t
will take 10 lbs. of clean wool for
one pair of Blankets.
Making Jeans, 80 cents per yard.
White Flannel, 20 cents, and Colored
Flannels, 80 to so cts. per yard.
Lindseys, 2S to 80 cts. per yard.
Wool received at the following places
and Goods returned when linished-At
ID. j. Ford 81 Son s, Lewisburg, Green
brier county, w. Va; at VIM. Zim-
merman's, Palestine, Greenbrier Co.,
w. Va; at Miller & Nowlan's, Alder
son, Monroe Co.; and at the Anderson
Depot.
Persons shipping Wool by railroad
will mark their names on packages and
direct to me at Anderson, w. Va, with
directions how it is to be worked. In
payment for work l will take Wool,
Wheat, Bacon and Corn at the market
price. All work must be paid for on
delivery. JAS. A. GORTN Err,
May I'm. =. o. Anderson. w. Va.
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THos. f. WICKLINE, OF white Sui
phur. fell off a wagon yesterday and
broke his collar-bone.
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The l.. r. I. Catalogue, Faculty and
Prospects for the Next Session.


burg Female Institute for the academic
year 1S95-'96, is before us and the same
is now ready for distribution. It is a
handsome pamphlet of nearly so pages,
beautifully illustrated with cuts of the
Institute buildings, the "Old Stone"
Church, scenes on the Greenbrier, &C.,
and contains full information about the
School, its location, buildings, course
Of study, faculty, &c. The work was
done in this office by M. w. thinner
man, who merits commentator for the
skill exhibited in the execution of the
work and the general excellence of the
job. We have never seen prettier
Catalogue sent out by any school in
the South. The Faculty for the COM
ing session is as follows: Collegiate,
Academic and Primary Departments
Rev. r. L. Telford, Miss oslo ID. Lacy,
Miss Elizabeth Newman, Miss Jennie
s. Riddle, Miss 1. Virginia Brown and
Miss Elsa Buttel School of Music
Miss Mary Forman and jeanette Nc
Carthy School of Art-Miss Matte
V. Chapman Commercial Department
Mrs. III. Il. Bell Domestic Depart
ment-Mrs. J. q. Brown and Mrs. R.
l.. Telford.
Miss Buttel the new teacher of Mod
ern Languages, is a native of Geneva,
Switzerland, her mother being French
and her father German. She speaks
French, German and English with
fuency, and has spent the last five years
studying these languages in the Impe.
rum EcOle at Geneva.
Miss Forman piano and Vocal Cul.
ture) is daughter Of Rev. DR.. For
man, late of Kentucky, now of New
Orleans. She is full graduate of Miss
Baldwin's School, at Stanton, where
she took first honor and the Star media
in Music. She is also full graduate
of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu
sic, has fine, rich voice, six years. ex
perience as teacher, and is now at the
Conservatory, where she will spend TIT
summer.
Miss Mccarthy (Piano, Organ and
Guitar) is from Oswego, N. Y, a full
graduate of the New England Conser
vatory of Music, at Boston, where SHIT
graduated with such high hOnors thai
she was Mt once employed by that insti
tuition as teacher in the Intermediate
grades. She has been teaching ther,
for the last two years.
Miss Robinson, who has taught mu
SIC in the Institute for the last two o.
three sessions, with so much satisfac
faction to all concerned, will not return
next session on account of her health.
The prospects for large attendant,
next year, Mr.. TelfOrd informs us, ar,
in all respects most encouraging, an(
he believes that he will have as man.
or more than he can accommodate. Ii
order to make room the fourth floor o
the new building will be fully completed
during the summer and fitted up TO
dormitory purposes. Mr.. Telford ha
also rented the Huffnagle residence op
posite the Institute, which will Civ,
him additional room.
1t is gratifying to note the rapi'
growth of the School and even NOR
gratifying to know that the good infIu
ences thrown around the young ladie
and the excellence of the work done II
all its departments commends tn
School so strongly to the confidenc
and patronage of the people.
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Methodist Parsonage and Lot
for Sale.

THE undersigned Committee Will re-
Il ceive bids until July Goth, 1896, for
the District Parsonage property of the
M. K. Church, South, situated in Lewis
burg, w. Va. Bids will be received on
the house and lot on which it stands
and on the adjoining lot separately or
on the entire property. For further in
formation call Oh
GEO. LAW, Lewisburg, w. Va,
A. 4. HUDDLESTUN,
White Sui. Springs, w. Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THURSDAY. JULY End. 1896.
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FUSION AGREENEN1s'
= ' So Far Made. III

So Far Made.
Washington, September u
putlor said today that the m0's'Ds u
see,rc fusion between the dsne. .'rs l
nouulI.ts on electors and c ,hs.' s,fst,sS
~ ,a,,ians states was nakhs ~ n,
,@rv nroerass. lie advanced ,hs u - W
~ 1rrSempnt on electors ,r,fi
,eocb' IA M sour, and san .sss.aue,
ycre In progress for an uT'dsls
r w. - an the same s,ags' raj
IN Isd5ana he said there NJ \, Ia.
hfar a union Of the faces stss
nlgti d an ICON conrrassmen in two y 1t /
i.icts and he was led 10 psaI 1. sr1t
iar Understanding wouia stsrssi
az tbrourhout The state. ~, NJ
W. ON Mn that the populis.,sis ~, .:
IN = four or five of me he 81
5h1,t the coalition would HlAA'
for bryan. at, there vs. v.
, III. , 1,' perfect UNDERSTAND. ~
uoup, la L., in West Virgin Z. ~, nass
no ,. = ode, ',nan between hin1seil Az !.
J' i;ss, ~, and KontusN are sE E !
lucky lno senator Jones cO u.r, Il Y.
the eiootT ,.s, Jemand OF ne ssa
as a iI,''n I'M, re democrats, .glryrsrs'fa
nonulists' nu' :! rnitled their w', "si,l :
concede It. The two c ,hs Alab,ns en-. s
Recommendation MAJ w. ne denctl.., y
he divided by GYMS mi no resi9,.s.ir
and the popui SITS ilVe,i ,rlsei The IA y
been received. IL j. soi nc because a.
in the State Is nel,S va parties e'''
feeling between the wv .,sns
issues. a,rert srfori's s,,uss
Texas. the populis, hv,fSsen ID, no 40
bel,cye that n fusion s p" stats o. '''
~ ,, ops The probabilities.
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BRYAN,S MAJORITIES.
Figures Given Out by the National Com
mttee-Th rtY-SiX States.

Chicago, September 1.-THE press but
reau at National democratic headquarters
tonight issued the following staten ent,
based on the present outlook. The fol
loving estimates Of Brydn's maJorilies in
November are made:
Alabama, 5000; Arkansas. 5000; Cali
10000 Flor da, l5Oo0, Georgia, Is. 600; Idaho,
1900 Illinois. 5000: indiana 50.eb0: Iowa,
1900. Kansas 5000. kentucky, 80 0Do
Louisiana, 1000: Maryland 5000, Mlchl-
gan, 3O000 Minnesota 1900; Mississippi,
5000 Missouri. 60Oe0. Montana, Ii, 600: Ne
hlpska, 5000; Nevada. 400, North Caro-
Ina, 10000; Ohio. 5000: Oregon. 1900;
South Carolina, Go0o South Dakota, 49,
900. Tennessee ioe0; Texas. us 900: Utah
1000; Virginia. 5000, Washington, 1900;
Wyoming. 5000.
These estimates give Bryan thirty-six
out of forty-iive States. with 32i Electoral
votes
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BALTIMORE TO ENTERTAIN BRYAN.

baltimore, Nd, september li-Ihe 100
gramme for the reception of William j.
Bryan in this city on Saturday night was
completed today ut "A CoAGer"n"e of the
chairmen of the various doUS ratio COM
miitces over which Senator German pre-
sided. committee was appointed to
meet Mr.. Bryan In Washington and eye
cert him to Baltimore. In the evening he
VIII dclivr two speeches. the first in the
plaza In front of Music hall. the other in
side tho building. Mr.. Bryan Will remain
in Baltimore during Sunday. suiro of
rooms having heen engaged for him an
his party at the Carrollton.
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The following letter explain, it.y
Mr.. John Names:
YELLOW FEYlR RAyaSEs,

Havana. September N.-Accrllrs % 4
fetal returns the number Of men slasar
inom Yellow fever IN the mia.nsy tossl,
throughout the island Is li55. tn Dat.
~" IS 81 d 10 be Is per cent,
Inc Insurgents have burned the tcsxs
plantation of San Lorelzo, Maaas
belonging to the Arroyo company. "a
city, Loss estimated at siA,0D.
to.crel R1sel has had several sktnst
at Kutaso, province Of Santa O.
with Ithe Insurgents under BAndsfa y; /
is said tha. the .nsurgent leads, IN
ward passed Guaracabuella. He w p
parently pushing eastward.
La Lucha this afternoon says tA pk
eimor of the Spanish bank Is repc5ku
be 1g responsible for the actual rncossl
conflict. He went 10 the palace yests:q
no confer with Captain General Wql4
but was unable 10 see him. and sn1
rummsS! that the governor Of To "
has been dismissed,
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THREE FRIENDS SEIZED.

Jacksonville. Fa.. September In
filibustering steamer Three Fneaa v
seized this afternoon at Fen&dri =
the government authorities. The Ie4
had Jus, taken on large cargo q =
and provisions and was on tie pam
leaving whsn the speca al cuscn ~ =.
tor went aboard and took chafsr' y y. N
supposed that the steamer was " II. :
point of starting on another ealssss.
TO cuba with arms and men 70 " AN
aboard ct sea.
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FUSION IN MTsso1rpr

81 Louis Mo. September l7-There was
u Joint meeting OF The subcommittee rep
r'sehiing the State democrat and state
nopulist committees at the Planters hotel
u ne meeting Was harmonious. IN
'riI ticket was reached. -Four democratic
V''e'torS viii be substituted By four popu-
49,. MS Will lelvo thirteen democratic
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THE CITY.

The Post is delivered 10 any part OF the
city by carriers at 500 per month. three
months, $500; six months, $500; one year
$l2.00
MT Theodore Rerng has charge OF the
CITY Circulation ami Collecting.
Lott arc the authorized collectors Of all
city bills, both advertising and subscrip-
tion and no money should We PAID TO nuy
one other than those named unless special
written authority signed by the Business
Manager IS shown Al accounts Of any
&c should be paid by check q favor o'
The Houston Printing Company.
No "order- for goods" etc. <re given
by the management, and mono ~in be ac-
copied in % ymcnt Of office bills.
Subscribers failing to receive the paper
regularly VIII piciHe notify the once
promptly. Every subscribers paper ~
expected 10 be Delivered not later than
$50 a. m
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ASSIGNMENT OF SPEAKERS
Chicago. September l7.-During october

Vh!oago, September T-DurIng October
MIR Bryan will make speeches in Illinois
Indiana, ONO. Michigan. Minnesota, WIS
ccr sin. Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.
Among The assignments Or speakers OF
National reputat IN m lie by CHI irma1 Me
Couvlle of the SIP akers committee are
the following: Senator Teller Of Colorado
and next opening the campl gn al Ash
and Septcmbe' ls Following this engage
nent he will make five spceonss in one.
Ex-Governor Boies Of Iowa aud eX-Con-
stossman Towne cf Minnesota will speak
at SIOUX Falls on September Il. General J
b. Weaver of Iowa will also speak in * en-
rcky September &c, y AMI ~. and Con-
speak from September 2S to October in
elusive
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THE ARKANSAS AVALANCHE

Little Rock, Ark, September l7.-An of
the seventy-hvc counties in Arkansas
have been heard from and the election
returns are in. Chicot county has NOT yet
officially reported its vote TO the sccre-
tary of state, hut the returns given are
correct. The total vote pollcl for gov
crnor was lN.l20. Two years ago
me total vote for governor was
II ~ 9|' IN 1894 Clark's plurality was
Jones plurality is IS. SO and his majority
HES
Following Is a comparative stotamert of
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| decline in value and 1t may happen that
| a man who honestly contracted uept
on the worth of property which had a
value at the time sufficient 10 warrant
the debt will lind himself stripped OF ms
property and his debt remains unextin-
guished."
Mr.. Clay simply described the very
conditions which confront the American
people today and yet the republican party
not only refuses TO recognize that condi-
ton and bring relief from thai conii-
ton. but the republican party pledges IT.
self TO a policy which Increases he imam
cial distress of this country; makes debts
harder TO pay and summons the sheilit
to take charge of the property OF the Gitl-
zen and leaves the debt uncNtinguiShcd 10
hang over him Ny friends. mus leave
Cries Of Don't stop.D In the State of
North Carolina whore the people can
live TO echo the words OF tuelr great
statesman Vance Mpplausc), II Is MOI
necessary for ono to come ION nhroau
to call your attention to the pcril9 whish
surround yon. You remember that one
of The last speeches he uttered was on TINS
question, in which he showed that the
contest between the money power and
the common people WAS ut hand. ii
there is one In this audience whose SYM
pathies In this contest are with the money
power we do not expect him % support
the Chicago ticket; but we do appeal
to the support of all those whose
sympathies are with the masses oil
the people and VINO believe that pro-
before those who live on the tolers OF
this country CApplause)
At Concordla Mr.. Bryan spoke for three
minutes from a small platform near the
depot
When the train reached Salisbury at
HIS the larger portion of the population
appeared to be at the depot. Mr.. Bryan
WAS introduced by r. r. kluts one of
those who seconded his nomination at
Chicago. The nominee spoke e,loglst i.al-
~ Of the state, and after Speaking of the
fact that Andrew. Jackson had been
The principles for which | stand he
fore the people are tho principles taught
hy Jackson when he was The IDOL, not
Of democracy alone, but of the great com
mon reople. whom he had at all times de-
He spoke, Of Jefferson's history and re-
fcrred to the fact that Jackson and JEFF
fersen had been the objects of abusive
ep.thets by the money owners and chang
ug chss." who proclaimed against every
one who lid not bow the knee TO Baal
and worship the golden calf"
Mr. Bryan then spoke in Il strain which
ne has used ON other occasions. He warned
lahorerS not t. desert the farmers, who
have been the friends of labor in every
struggle to better their condition.
At Lexington. Mr.. Bryan smoke Tor three
minutes 10 large crowd. but advanced
no new IDEAS.
At Greensboro five bands, hundred
and a great crowd greeted
Mr.. Bryan. The party dined there and as
soon as the meal was over Mir. Bryan
SPOKE from an deliberately decorated stand
near Washington avenue.
The democratic party, said Mr.. Bryan,
has taken position against the issue of
bonds IN time of peace and against the
tti Ncklng with syndicates, which saved
we Nation at so much per save. from the