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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
State Of West Virginia =
In the circuit court of Harrison coun-
A. G. KNABEESHUE, Manager

ty.
John Holloway. John Lipsomb. VIM.
Lowery, George ". Pagan. Charles
Dangeriield, Alexander Henderson and
]. Lee Ruffin rs the Board of Trustees
of Water Street Methodist Episcopal
church at Clarksburg a station within
the bounds of the Washington Annual
Conference aud under its control, hay-
ing by the permission of said court fled
their petition at the January term of
said court praying an order thereof to
sell the church and lot now used and
occupied by said Water Street NJ. p,
church, as church, which said Lofts
situated in Clarksbnrg, and was con
yeyed to the Trustees thereof by B. F.
4 n. A, Shuttleworth by deed dated the
Goth day Of August. 1857. and now of
record IN the proper Office Of said conn
ty in Deed Book No. so, page 1T.
And the said court having entered an
order at said term directing an order of
publication to be made in these pro-
ceedlngs notice IL hereby given that the
said petitioners will on the first day of
the next term OF said court move said
court to decree the sale of said lot above
described.
And all persons interested in, and de-
string to resist SAID application OF said
petitioners to sell said lot will accord
ingly take notice.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of April, 1893.
Clerk.
HARVEY W. HARMER, Atty. 23.st.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

Steam is used to sterilize clothingin
a new device, which has a chamber for
the material to be treated, with steam
inlet pipes and removable cover. the
goods being afterward dried By turning
the steam into the doubiecompartment
surrounding the sterilizing chamber.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

something else happened the day
after he rode Maribelle at Sara
toga. Time had no existence for
him, except as connected with
the turf. The Judge laughed at
him. but he differed only in de-
gree from all mankind, for We all
bound time and eternity with our
little human experiences.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

Pumpkins are preserved for making
pies by newly patented process, which
consists of cooking or s;eaming them
and mixing them with starch and re-
ducing to powder. which quickly dis
solves into jelly when mixed with milk
and is then ready for use.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF West VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit court of Harrison county,
West Virginia, on the 1rst Monday In
April, 1898.
Mitchell, A. G. Osborn, Dora v.
Osborn, Robert L Osborn, Richard
/. Osborn. Nellie G. Pidcock, An
ma Osborn, w. B. Osborn, trustee,
Geo. NJ. Osborn and Frances W.
Pidcock, the last two named being
infants. In chancery.
The object of this suit is to partition
certain lands OF which the said Frances
Mitchell. a. q. Osborn, Dora V. Osborn,
Robert L. Osborn, Richard
L. Osborn, Nellie G. Pidcock
George o. johnson and Anna Osborn
are owners, situate on the West Fork
River in the vicinity of Clarksburg,
West Virginia, and to assign to Anna
Osborn her dover therein.
And it appearing by an affidavit fled
in said cause that Frances Mitchell,
Dora v. Osborn. Richard l. Osborn,
defendants in tine above named cause,
are not residents of the State of West
Virginia. 1t Is ordered that they do APP
pear here within one month after the
date of the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
their interests In this suit.
A copy. Teste:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

A little boy asked for bottle of get
up in the morning as fast as you can 4,
the druggist recognized houseno.u
name for DeWitt's Little Early hlseis,
and gave him bottle of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick heapp'
ache, liver and stomach troubles h'
j. Criss.
Thousands of sufferers from Grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. It quickly cuies
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonlh
grippe, asthma, and all throat and iuns
diseases. r. ]. Crisa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
n Mothers Experience

ouist and getting better. When had
tsksn two bottles Of Hoods sarsapariila
and a box Of Hoods Pills ] found my
hands getting better. I kept ON with
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
e. w. LYNCH,
Counsel for PHI.
COMMISSIONER SALE.

In pursuance of decree entered on
the Goth day OF January, 1893, by the
circuit court of Harrison county in the
chancery cause OF Horny Hawker against
U. q. Edgell and Others. will as spec
ial commissioner proceed on the
10TH DAY OF MAY. 1893,
commencing at one o'clock p. m to sell
at public outcry at the front door OF the
court house OF sold county the house
and lot mentioned and described in the
bill and exhibits in said cause as being
house and lot in Browns Mills in said
county, containing one-fonrth of an
acre and the same lot that was conveyed
day 81 February, 1903. and of record in
Book No. 81, page 555. The house on
the line of the proposed new railroad.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half cash
on day of sale and the residue upon
credit of six months with interest from
day of sale, taking from the purchaser
a note therefor with good personal &c.
curity, and lien will be retained on
said house and lot as d further security.
HARVEY W. HARMER,
Special Commissioner.
I. E. G. Tetrick, clerk of the circuit
court of Harrison county, do certify
that Harvey W. Harmer, whose name
is signed to the above notice of sale,
has given bond us required by said de.
cree of sale.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of April, 1898.
23-4t E. O. Tetrick. Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

Old papers for sale at this Of
fee at 15c. a hundred.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

n. D, BOJGEo0,
Deputy clerk for E. q. Tetrick, clerk
circuit court Of Harrison county.
DAVIS j. DAVIS, Atty. 21-4t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

A. B. BoGGESs,
Deputy clerk for E. O. Tetrick, clerk
circuit court of Harrison county.
DAVIS Il DAVIS, Atty. 22.4t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
at rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit court of Harrison county,
West Virginia, on the first Monday in
April. 1893.
George o. johnson vs. A. @ Osborn,
Frances Mitchell, Dora v. Osborn
and Anna Osborn. In chancery,
The object of this suit is to partition
q certain lot lying in the town OF Clarks-
burg, Harrison county, West Virginia,
at the intersection OF Main and Ferry
Streets, of which the said Frances
Mitchell, Dora v. Osborn, A. @. Osborn
and George O. johnson are owners and
to assign to Anna Osborn her dover
therein.
And it appearing by affidavit fled in
this cause that Frances Mitchell and
Dora V. Osborn, defendants in the
above named cause. are not residents of
the State OF West Virginia, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the date of the first publi-
cation of this order and do what is nec-
essary to protect their interests in this
suit.
A. B. BOGGESS,
Deputy clerk for E. Q. Tetrick, clerk
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

Hoods sarsaparilla and my hands con-
tinued to improve and now they areper-
fectly healed. My little boy Is strong and
healthy. Hoods sarsaparilla has given
me strength to do my homework. My
husband has taken Hoods and says It Is
AZ essential in the family as -four" MRS.
prosper ANTOINE, Box %, Justus, Pa.
Get Hoods and only Hoods.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
From generation to generation the
faint of impure blood is transmitted,
and in the same way the beneficial
blood.purifying effects Of Hoods Sar-

saparilla are spread through families.
II the life stream Is purified Mt its
source, or Immediately when evidence
OF impurity first appears, much suffer
ing will be avoided. The beneficent
work Of Hoods Sarsaparilla for young
women, wives, mothers and little ones
OF all ages has won the highest praise,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

-" E. G. TETRICK,
HARVEY W. HARMER, Atty. 2s-st
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-03-22

meit llbbrebte norife Blabe 9lmerifa 1lt929sn
ON fine 9taboer os ON bet 9teb, iom ban
bur ualst til fit Tremtibsbietn.
@n Beber1penb.
sbpnIpr9oifa,ttcr. Ser ier ub til at
pere mango al bisie fortiber at bemnte efter
a0e Sc geretninser ri bgrer om benz. @n
grepifriperIi @fanbinapen" forteqer ott en-
1aabam peb ysapn Eeisen, ,iorn buierer ben
pitlise Del af Glap os georntan 60. Ser er
en- Del af bans Beretnins:
/ 'Gn &one fer 6lont, bet leuebe ct itiue,
lpffelist 9ip meb lin 2gstefeIe, en- af
bisle eble, itilferbise Siale bprte tilfe1=
falbisuis benne Seisen os bleu iinbipas, al
beles raienbe, iaa bun maatte brinses til
@inbsipsebuieti Tersus Sails. en anben
&one blep iaa bpiterilf, at bun maatte brinz
ses ,b at ,Sorlamlinseit. Slere er albeles
balpt 1inbsipase. Gn Manb blep faa fpg un=
Der Ealerens foritraffelise, baarreiienbe Bes
ifripelie af Selpeoe, at ban reiite fig os piIbe
saa ub. galeren aibreb lin 9torn1prebifen
D@r bet Diepelen, Der brtper big ub, iaa pil
| ies ftoppe big; men ct bet @nb, iaa nil ies
tfte4. Sen arn1e @iel fom til Deren oa
falbt on1fulb os bar uaret ips iloen.
Som openfor iast forbgn,n,er 9eisen alf
| af@pnoben til 6elpebe, belle ben berperenbt
Weenisbeb meb alle bens mango @iele =
|lise til be, ber lisser paa &irfesaarben be:
srapet, baabe fore os imaa - aae saar til
Selueoe.
&an nosen laa 1lnbres paa, at Soft mi
iter ben @mnle Sortanb, be bar, peo fig
Sorbemmelle at ale, fore os imaa, bpoe oe
lepen5e?"
Derer en- tuinbelis 9esprabifant Miis 8
Der er pel tjenbt opoper paa be &anter, oe
bum ifal eiter lisenbe bape siort flere gale pei
| fin @irfl ombeb. gflt 8inter bolbt bur
9effelesmpber 6a,ulep,os &oneu til en- q
Be itprite Sorretnin9smenb / Spen gif be
bper Mften, os Splsen par, at bun bleu pan
pittis os naatte fenbes til Sersus Sails. u
| iaabanne iom er bleuet panpittl9e paasruni
at Spoplpreblfanters Sirflombeb fomme1
Der life faa til sllplet aarets 9pb. Set e,
Ilprselist, at Solf ffal uare iaa besierlise ef
ter at saa bpre paa laaoanne. Senfe fig, a
ell Sarlnerfone, ION, bar 1aa meset af &ap .!
Strep at itaa ios iom ofteit nof af eibeller
]ffal PLACES of9fref for Soeluebe, til bun saa
fra Tortanben. Sfanbinapen : tror, q
man ber forl9se, at 1anpenoe 2opert mob iaa
banne Sfabebpr, eller ON man innes, at Get
tens Sci er iorlans, BRUCE en- burtisere gro
ces". gi ifulbe bog life tro, bet par bra a
anbefale @olbiombeo. Det fraftisite Saa
ben til at mobarbeibe Suerrner er os blipe
Oplpsnins.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-03-22
Annre $tuter.

Slin= @untt,tcr Morbiasen, lon Tor
nosle Tiger l,ben enbtes t6iusboro meo
Srifienbelle at GUNNER, ct paanp fomnet
2ipe, ibet Scr. Din i Wtinneapolis, bel,
brebte Manbs Saber, bar iasipst GUNNER
for en- Grfatnins paa $4,000. Sasfprer
S,1s,palbion af Siusboro er Mr. Olins Gag
fprer.
2arS @unocriott, 9reiibent for Mo=
,,itor Minins @ompanp fra Neinneapolis
bar inblenbt alase operG erifeui 9pea,
Neils Clara Ni6arb. San beretter, at 9lr:
beibsfolf pfte n,aa itaa 9inie i to Gage for
at faa fin Holt paa @ruro at ben Seitemmel=
| 1e peb Yoittontoret, at insen Manb tan tase
Yoit til mere enb to Yerioner. Set paaitaaes
oglaa, at Srtmerfebebolbuinsen er sipet llb,
os at Spefulanter ialser2 2 Sents Srimer=
fer fpr 25c pr. Stpffe. Hoitfontor=S SnIpef=
tpr @lum er reia til M1aifa ior at unberlpse
FSager
Ntiis Uraneis 2Nillaro ben fore
temperance 9pofel bpbe Ell trasiif Dpb eff
ter bpab lonne nener. Sun bapbe grllnbis
ftllberet Driffens Splser paa 6ens ulpffeltse
Ofiere, os paa fine Mfbolbsforebras fremuiite
FUN qltib 8illeber al Dranfernes Snbpolbe
for at siere 9lltobolens girfninser iaa n1e=
get anifuelisere. geu n,ener nosle af benz,
iom lelte ON benbes ,Spsbont, at bun leb af
famine Snsbonr llnberliuet, iom Dem bun
ifilbrebe bos Dranteren, os atbun baube faat
bet peb at tanfe iaa intent % itabis paa be
af Dritfe,l pbelaste Orsaner. slt bun par af
en- lneset f6liom 9atlr peb man, os at rent
iialelise 9tbeller fan siennem Nerpeipitemet
bape girfn,ns paa be lesemlise Orsaner ct
anerfienbt al gibenffaben.
1tofproret TIL 9mel. @enator URa=
ION fra Suilois, iotn bar ubnerfet fig peb
Dierpbeb iGubag gpprssmaalet os talt narrnt
for be unbertrpftes Sribeo, er ubforbret af
sHebafterenfor bet ipanife glab 81 Garbp. Z
llbforbrinsen er leblaset Of en- Del 1ninbre
lfmisrenbe &ompltmenter ion1 1elenbis Dan=
Tee @enator, Der itianber iom en- &ihrrins %
u,un9ler Mob til at laas siom en- Mfanb o9
ION pilbeta ct SIasi stniiatet llben at sien=5
aielbe Bet. Oct arterifauife ssolt Ct @ris
5iebanblere, bpis Slas e. ben almaghse Dolz
Iar.1 Denne iltre Rebattsr er Mfartis De
5atta giua. Senator Maion bare 8isr Nar
at wearfiien os iiser,a at ban rtad ie ban. fprft,
#fsr ban befemmer fig til at flaas n1eb BAN,
"a tiIfgier, at bet e. tibet pasienbe for Bel,
ipanfte geifebenbbeb Inn nbforbrer at beitents
me bpab @Iass gaaben ifal ibrases, bpigtett I
bette Eilfelbe er 8iort
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-03-22
atnlnttnrt+

2lttrmpS Sig blep fprt til Sisbrenbinss=
opnen @ptebors. Der fom ell bel Mensbe
Rranle os mango Solf mpbte frem til Sesra=
pellen. Yreiibent llllman bar irem enSplp=
frams fra Stortbinsct os Steen en- Splp=
trans fra &c9ierinsen.
Sapana 17bc Mars. Genipanife 6laa=
be baunen sipr fig ferbis for Romp, les=
ger inb slmmnnition etc. os 8ropper traftes
i @ait iam,nen ON 5apana. Slonco lfpnoer
fig iom on, ban bapbe llnberretnins om at
Sienbtlisbeberne pilbe bespnoe itrats. Ger ct
nu 10000 @olbater t6auana, os mango
Sniauteriresi,nenter lisser llbfanten. Suer
roo Solbater ifal antomne fra Spanieu
6enne ll9e.
III lllmanns gerbensbiitore er III ub=
fommet 5alpparten ontrent. III be faa
Setter, iom er ienbt n&obbusseren" til 9tn-
n,elbelie, ier ri iaa ,neset, at bet er Ell Sos,
lom enbper gorbmanb funbe bape epit til at
e,e. gtaar en- Manb meb !6r. llllmanns
Carbon os Sremitillinsstanit bar ifreuet cit
gerbensbiitorie, iaa er bet tilitratfelist bare
at rortaue bette; Solf nil fipbe ben, ON be
bar gtaab til at afie etpar Daler til Ell Ser
,bensbitorie. Den fontmer ub paa sllb.
Gammermepers Sorlas, &riitiania, 16 Sei=
ter, a 40 9re pr. {,efte. Den nil iaalebes !
glorse fomme bare paa &r. q. 40 uinbbunoen.
8forit 9rDfSperte. Oct er bare eni
belle Qanbet, ION fan lane 9rpflperte, % bet
er @rosierer Safob Safobien i<Rritiania.
SwGfsan bar ellers faat al Sparte fra Epiflanb,
os Get par ielpiast life iaa lisetil at bolbe
Sslse meb l1blenbihserne. Oct par M bet.
iom bialp, al gpiferne osiao ,naatte faa
Gaafoffet fra Mmerita. ut Epiferne tos inb
mango gense fra yaorse bare paa Grpfipqrte,
fan n,an foritaa, ,taar 9riien paa bDert clio
e 9aat neb fra 3r. l.25 % &r. 2 til meuent
4s os SO Ore. Satobien besynbte fsrit meors
ct ssernispert 1870. S 1890 fit ban ben.
fsrite Rpern, iom ftulbe male grpfipGrte.
lDet sit frenab, ban naatte ifaffe iis Feres
Rperne' % M bar band Stptter, iaa ban e..
enlei Routurrent for 9piferne. Saalebes
tan en Wfamb meb SnretaSiombeb oparbeibe
Ell ssnb,rRri % tiene Rapitaler 4 Norse oszs
iaa. e Z
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-03-22
Dianfreo, q. Sat-, ben 7be wea,ts

Manfrco, q. Sat-, ben 7be Ma,ts
@obe Sen &obbusser! Oct eriffe ofte at le
noset iMpilerne fra benne &ant at gforb
Gafota, iaa e, ,naa neften tro, at bere Be-
folfninseu iaa Tibet oplpite, at oer ingen
@friblere ct. Men iaa er bog life Gilfel=
bet. Ser er mango, io,n fprer en- COB Gen os
.er sobe Ealere osiaa; bet fan man faa Bepis
for, ON en- er tilitebe paa Sram1 llnsboms=
foreninss Mepber Ser bisfuteres Sasens
mei brenbei1be Sperssmaal os Debatten
saar sanife parmt til. Soreninsen barer tit
yfapn efter gopnet, for ber pil aft fran1, iaa
osiaa Eounet, Der berer bet fietfe Naun af
rSran". Sunbbebstilitanben Der er COB,
bet ct ijelben nosen er ips. slabmanbenes
Serb til Spben bar piit paret en- torartet
os morlom &eiie for Geltaserne, os ,Sr.
0laf &ap fan nof biste mango ilise Sanse
for bu tan tro be letter 2ipi Rrop faQera,
laa jes pnifer slbuotaten albris iasbe flop
fauera. Seq ipaar bisie 9iner Ianber gaz
pirfuruen, for nit sreu er baarlist forfattet.
Gililut pnffer leg &obbusseren' s&ebaftpr ps
Nerionale iamt bers 2alere Selb os Spite.
so. 6. @oIb.
.@afbin8tptt, 12te Mars. Hreiibenten
os @esierinsen forbereber en- Glantil &riss=
beifatnins. Yrefibenter, Sfattamnerletreter
Sage os &onsresmanb Dinslep, Dinslep
2opens Saber os Sormanb for Suiets r,uaps
anb means" &omite, bar allerebe fprt flere
aabilasninser ausaaenbe bette tilbne sgn,=
ne. aanbets l1bsifter er auerebe MI, iiben
BEN itore attipitet neb teenipn til Seren oa
Slaaben ct bespnbt, paa gaiis at en- aris.
n1ebens bet allerebe bar piit fig, at Sinsler
9open life fllnbe siue tilitrattelise Snbfom:
tier ielp Srebst,b. &ousresmanb 0insler
l1btalte / 9as, at ban allerebe bapbe last Fla
nen ferbis til en &ri9sifat, men pesrebe lie
peb at ubtale Jig on bpilfe artifler man fprl
pilbe beifatte. Sanblpnlispis nil man DO!
| fpise iamme 4lan lum unber gorsertrisen
| os fprit bespnbe meb Ell Stempleifat pat
ganfanpisninser, ale Slass ofientlise %
fumenter, 8atentmebiciner oip. uSet saa
life an for ps at pebbliue at bepilse os llbsi
| pe 9ense, lom ON ri pirfelis bapbe &ris,
liusbe Dinslep, vuben at nj psiaa paa en- ellie
anbe1 Maabe maa forp9e pore Snbtester
Gn &rissifat pil blipe engtpbpenbisbeb, bpi
Itman pebbliper at itile laa fore Sotbrings
til aai1bets Sfattunuer. Seq sipr Resnin
paa at Eolbinbtesterne benne Maal1eo ri
blipe 5minbt en- Maillion Collars unber be
normale, paa @rlnb afSrpsten for Ell Srss
ertlerius, mebers pore lbsifter uil bIiue for
pset meb Ell enboslaa lanst itprre Gum
Seq baaberb bog, at ri enbnu ifal bliue iStan
til at ,lnbsaa en- forpset Seifatnins. '5ui
&rissbeueselien logger fig i 2ebet al e1
Maanebstio, fan ri maaife flare os pc
Sielp al Sfatfammerets fontante Sebolb
ming men bpis ben parer lensere er bet fit
tert, at ri maa forp9e Sfatterne os trefl
Soranitaltuinser til at outage Saan".
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-03-22

atbonner paa @obbnsseren Inn q. ttor
Ma rsalstn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-23
AYCOCK'S GREAT SPEECH
ELOOUENCE AND BARBECUE
FOR 700 PEOPLE.
BOONE SCORES A CoPPERHEAD SHEET
For Grossly disappearing Some of His Ut
terances-- The Country in Better Cond-
ton than for Years and will Give
Good Account of ITSELF
Pittsboro, y. c., Aug. 22, 1898.
(Staff CorrpSuondpupp1


Saturday was Il memorable occasion III
the history of Chatham Democracy
From all that | could see and hear |
believe | may safely say tnat the white
people of Chatham have had quite
enough of Rad-Pop fusion and the negro
ism that it has brought in It's trail ana
will bring again if it triumphs this fall.
Despite the fact that heavy rains fell
on Friday night and the weather contir-
ned threatening on Saturday morning.
by - o'clock between seven and eight
hundred people were in town to attend
the Democratic rally and barbecue.
The committee in charge had arranged
to have the speaking and barbecue ut
DenSon's Grove. but on account Of the
threatening weather the speaking was
had in the court house and dinner was
spread in some empty store rooms.
Aycock spoke before dinner and for
nearly two hours gave his hearers
straight Democratic doctrine that was
listened to in breathlcss silence save
when the audience burst into applause at
some telling point. The court room here
is one of the largest in the State, and il
was filled to its fullest capacity. Two
hours?" said one gentleman present,
when Mr.. Aycock had concluded: why
] did not think he had spoken over mn
hour. ] cannot understand how any
man in Chatham county who heard that
speech can vote anything but the ticket
of the white man" He added: 81 do not
believe any man will. \ big change IS
going on all over this county
The gentleman who so expressed him
self travels largely in the county. and
has excellent opportunities to observe tn,
prevailing sentiment.
The spread was most bOunteous. After
the white people had eaten. with charac.
teristic Democratic hospitality, the hun
CRY negroes were fed also.
Mr.. Il. II. Boone of Durham, Demo
cratic candidate for solicitor, spoke after
dinner. Mr.. Boone is a forclme s,I,.,,r-r
and one who does not mince words in his
description of the condition TO which the
pie-at-any-price crew has brought the
State. He paid his respects to the ediTr
of that little copper head sheet. the Chat
ham Citizen, for grossly miSreprcscntins
him in n recent speech. He spoke foi
nearly IN hour, making n straightfOr-
ward, manly declaration of the faith that
was in him.
Old Democrats here tell me that il was
by long odds the most encouraging meet
ing that has occurred in Pittsboro for
years Old Chatham can he depended
upon to give "A good account OF herself
next November.
II, II. HARDY.
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REpUDIATES RADICALISM.
An Auburn Populist Refuses to Follow
the Court House Ring and the Radical
Party.

An Auburn Populst Refuses to Follow
the Court House Ring and the Radical
Party.
TO the Editor: | Joined the Populist
party in 1892 and have worked actively
for that party until became convinced
that it was under the control of Repuh-
lican leaders. such as Ohio Wilson.
When | joined the party | felt that
it would work ont needed reforms. | was
honest in my convictions. The Populist
leaders promised to reduce the salaries
and fees Of public officers to cut them
to the low price of farm products. In
stead of doing this they have Increased
tie number Of offices and in no single
instance have they reduced the salaries
of the public officials.
The men we put in the lead have re-
pudiated the P0pulist platform and have
stood on the Republican platform. The
P0pulist convention in Raleigh last Sat
urday was disgrace to Wake county
and all honest voters will refuse to sup
port the nominees dictated by the Repuh-
lican committee. S. Ohio Wilson was
the ring master. He had received his or
ders from his Republican bosses. and
when he cracked the whip the delegates
did his bidding. There was no preten-
sion in that convention of sticking to
the principles of the populist platform.
In fact. ii was plain that under the Ohio
Wilson leadership the PopuIist party has
been annexed to the Republican party
| have never been Republican and do
not intend now to be dragged into the
Republican party by Ohio Wilson and
Joe Rogers. The court house ring is
nothing but Republican machine /
Intend to use all the influence | have to
defeat the candidates put out by that
Republican ring.
| am a white man and | do not intend
by my vote or influence to endorse the
selection of negroes to have voice in
the control Of white schools in Wake
county. | am tired of seeing negroes
put over white men. The PopuliSt party
was not organized to degrade the white
man, and | will not follow the party any
longer. .INO. i. STURDINANT.
Auburn, Wake County. st. Mary's
Township.
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rotary of States office was labored
and earnest effort to arouse the preju-
dices of the Populists once more against
the Democrats. and thereby if possible
stop the stampede that threatens to
crush the fusion Pie eaters all over the
State. He had to deal with fu-
sion here very cautiously. There are
hundreds of Populists in Sampson who
don't want any more of it. He merely
said in closing that if the Republicans
wanted to fuse with them on the same
basis as heretofore and the Populists
wanted to do the same he could see no
reason why they should not fuse.
The meeting was not a success. the at
tendance was small and there was no en-
thusiasm and the local Populst leaders
We're visibly discounted.
II. Il. ARENDELL.