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atchnian
LOCAli BRIBPS.
im'U-sP.vv- aW'17. im4.
heall"
1-
-a
- j 5
gff-J 11. Kelt U liu longer couiM i-ei.
-vU'li Jaivr, nor Is bo authorized it
' 'u. iliim due Us on accuut-'o.
l .. - I . J J
4pW ispnjer :uiJjv.i priming W
14 U-i'U j be sold, of. ccbuogcd, fwr ';
,j0J,;ruV(J fur uj, fu AVirfteru Nonh Caio
' - li u Outs of these outfits is I bat of I In
,, i,J ;t:AUotiyA VV'AttMANr" winch in
C Wle .-iW 'wierijfiii ii's. td god
ill uf thj VatJIMa', now published at
.fealUtuiri:i C,, ?dlle. other w a good
p" ul complete 7-wluu)n newapaper ouilii
'; Including a fjrslteiasl job printing olb'ee.
.,-'' ' J. 1 1..' V 111 'I'liij iin.n. Til' Alii
; WiiJ at Kciiuiiie baruaiu by llie' ub-
fjei J, pcoprietop' who U forcwl to
. retire fi-on,businev 6u ai'comit of f.iiliug
Ifof furllier iuitr.iiitiwii jHblrews,
: jiWi AIcKknzik,
12, 1601. I bahsouiy, JS. C.
I C Grand OffVr. -
Will ki.00 lo you any good ? If bo
you -uii by a little effort, and :i fw ino
,t time realize aslmucb. The Watch
MAX will givea Gol Watch norlh $00
wtUi lir.-t class Kliriil raoveioeut wwnm
Ld fr JO years. Jol.t'he one Befitling iu
the largest nuuiUerof cash ubscribera
.t,h1.. ibe next CO davs. Tlii.s is a bomi
Ji.leflwr and tlu Wiltch 0 rat class in e
'tlrv sJiiise. No iclnll tiiken of less Hihii
U0 and casli j mult accouipajiy each
JlifeV or geuilein.inssize a de.-ireL. Co
lty"vv4rk.-at joiice e what you can du,
. Ie4id ior aiinle cot'. - -
JigT Messrs. C. C- Wa le, at Troy, J. 31.
! '.- . mil 1 1 F l T !..!.
Ovirto", al m. uueii, aim u- ms
UiiviHe, Montgomery, Icouuly, are our
: ulv, authorized agevU t Solicit, collect,
an.f rw-eipt for suWciiptions or other
due. for the Watchma.V, and all f our
jJroiiH vlioaiedu4Ms will please make
. tiotrt inisiaci ana pay up iiieir .irirarB
J. W. McKbnzik, E Utor
F4,r tttrgnfiis in VurnitunTo, to Creo.
W. Wrights, hfl ha? the prottie-t anu
ibtsi detect etock, to be seen ajy wherti
He will enuiimregoodri ainl' prices will:
any houe In North Carolina. ;
'aiuliiia - K;ijh(i..d will be put npf
ale r auction atittvilk'. Tlu
.uiiiinmui hiJ imnt -Iw li-.lf a lutlllo
ollars snnl, a d pMit of $00,000 ji
casli. lloii.Cli-rits Price is directed U
make the sale, . ..u
By the new schedule the Richmond &.
Oauville trains arrive at Salifbury
follows The soutblxtuiui vestibule as
&U. h. m. No. U at 30:25 a. m. and leavt
at 10:30. No 35 at 9.08 p. m. and leay
at 9.15. The northbound vestibule ar
rives at 9 0 p. in. No. 12 at 8:25 p. : m.,
a uu leave ai su. o. y ui s za a. ni. una
leave at S.33. ' ' Y
v -
Iast uiu'ay. at 12 o'clock, fire , brokt
outiu Dr. T. DeWitt Talmago'si Taiier-
MacleBrovklyu, N. Y.and in one houi
tbe eulire building was destroyed. Tb.
tlotet lit'geiit and several dwelling
uuuses adjoiiijug were also ; desiroyeu.
I he loss to the l'aberbacle was $40000,
and thehoel $.00 06of waking the lolui
over a inilliou Uuilais. This is the tbiru
' T, jjrroirie, Ksq), of the .Stanly News
in ine ciiy yesicruaj.
spliss E lith Mqlvnzle is visiting
friends iu llickuryittt'H wek.
Don't fail to see tjifrnewot of spring
dnns goods at E. V. Burt & Co.
" Tlui D.ivis and Wiley U ink makes a
-'Md Kjiow'uiv;. Stttlieir q utterly re
port iu this issue, : j
;Mrs V? V. A'ltnn died atthe S ilis
iirx c(ttou Mil's ast. FriJuy.fof con
8niut'tiii. Site v is buried Sunday.
Hiv a iiie.c suit jtnd jfet one.of our
'Souveuin' watches khI "time keep-ers-W
uothiug, -Kouers
Clothing Co.
, ' i i ' if .
Rev.' A.- R. Sifrratand wife of Concord
- - x -.
re iu t;.e city.- M-.urratt is assisting
)lr. Stamey iu bis protracted meeting.
Mr. Joe D. Lee, of NrwoKl, an
, etiipiovee of the D. ILiilraad Coid
jW.ny,je!itiast Saturday atid Sunday
in the city visiting friends.
time Dr. . TalniaeV church has been
burned. It w suid that while tbe build
ing was burning last Sunday he wept.
You can buy a fine Sin pie Umbrella
for liearlyr half price at !
Rogers Clothing Co.
A. H. Bovden, chairman of theCoutKl
ty Democratic executive eonimrtteeiias
issued a call for a meeting oLtfie Dem
ocratic executive committee of Hawaii
to be held on June The meetiu
t V
win be a ousiueroue aim will be very
important.
A'
Mrs Chandler, of Nebraska, and
Mrsf Walton, of Missiiuri,: arrived in
Raleigh last Friday. They are making
a tour of the State and may settle some
where in it. Both are well-to-do and
are lo king at property. The Coiji
missioner of Agriculture and Secretary
li in tier called, on the ludi&
tud took them to ride. They will
visit the piedmont ynd Wesleru part ol
the S'ate. '
Mrs. 1), it o Lion ' whose hooic wa
witljin I J uliles of China' Grove, wai
found df ad on Jlond iy evening in
front the dTvHi-r. hmband had
left herli iily a short xl!mo before. It
was thiiglit that tliertvwa foul plav,
but tliefcoiijner's jury, fronKth post
iiHiienf exHinination, reitdreTxfi
Uct;of iuai ji from hrart failure.
ver
A ,vefy Attract ie progrjuiime has
beejrHarlahged for the State University
commen-eitieat. S tretary of the In-
terior oke; Smith will'deliver the ad-
'Upjinortkl addreess cn Itv. Chas. F.
DeemMudf Kv. F. J. Murdoch will
preach he ermon before the graduat
ing Uafsl The representatives of the
socitrtiel will speak on Tuesday night
June 5 Sfx seniors will speak on
YVeined:iy1rnoruingt June 0; the Glee
0 no will give a concert th it night.
riie!atletic management is trying al-
s to arrange two games or. oaseoan
witlt Uiiiversity of Virginia for Wed-
n sdaylandi Thursday afternoons.
IL'zeki.i!'Cok; postmaster nt 0'er-
in n sural I village "aniiie Ironi Udeigh
is iu j iil thargM-'witii iji :kiu fal.e re-
urns of caucellalioiM of slauips.
A-pecid fr.mi M Jtltnll. Madism:
c Minty, U the Asheville CiiizT-n, aav
D puty Sin r ff ilance Hector, vas sho
from auihu h Monday uight and killel
XncoIHsuui litween a shifting ni-
gme jiikI an empty p issenger train u,
lah igh Sillurday iiight resulted in tin
death of a colored train hand. - T
Mt. Gilead locals.
CjrrespfJmlcce of the Watchman
ilrs.rArin StuartT age-Si years, died
it her jiomV of cousumption the 5th
inst:. febei eavesli luisband, 0 children
and a host;off riends, to mourn their
TWiinrl the 15 vear old son of Mr.
HGf Scatbbro, died of pneumonia the
Oth inst.-He.was a very attentive oun-
day School wholar, and will be missed
by histeiher and class. ;
Bievj! K.J'A. McLeod has accepted a
callsttif Jonesboro, N. Cvand will take
iMiarge the 1st of June. He has been
with lit along time and we regret very
much to save him up.
HiefMtl Gilead academy is complet-
jiow we. have a go.wl nice
.i3iiUilerable jrepkirs are sw)n to be
niie to tbe M. K. churchof this city
wri J if puiaii, we team, lias been given
.'the contract to do the work.
A-ome one come an, witlun the next
t ;u days, and get Big bargaias iu Furni
ture at Geo. W. Wrights.
lira. Jui. Uiiitehettd and W. W.
'tMcKe.iizia went to Cireetifburo Tuesday
U attend t lie Aunaal'meetiug of t he Stale
Jieilicl Association in session tjiere this
nii-gest line fseghgee Shirts and
Caj-er than evef at
Uou eils Cloth i sa Co.
Ti rian last Friday prevented the
game f hull which was to, have taken i
Dtiruig the thunder storm here Fri
day afternoon lightning twice struck
the house of Mr. J. P. Moor on Ellis
s'reet, the tirst bolt striking the corner
of the house, and the second striking
the chimney, going down into the room
and out again., This occurred about
3:30 o'clock. J Mrs. Moore, who i
teach ing-a class in painting, was up
stairs in her studio with 'several of hei i
pupils, hut nobody was hurt.
Forgetting the training and good ad
vice of honest and industrious parents.
James Sprinkle, a young man about IS
years old, last Saturday forged a check on
A. W. Wiincoff ia fayar of K- It. Hamil
ton to be paid by the Davis & Wiley
bank; but. fearing detection endorsed
lainiltou's name ou the check and got a
negro boy to take it to the bank to -have
it cashed for him. Mr. O. D, Davis sus
pecting something wrong detained the
negronud seut for Mr. WineeofT, and
thus the forgery Yaa discovered; when,
soon afier, Sprinkle was arrested by po
liceman Pace, was tried, found guilty and
placed under a bond of $150 for his ap
pearance at next term of Court. I
They Want Names. The Russell
Art PiiblUhitiff Co., of 928 Arch St
Philadelphia, desire the names and ad
dress of -a few people iu every jtowi
who are interested in works of art, and
o secure them thev offer' to sendTFREE.
'Cupid Guides the Boat." a superbU
executed water color picture, size 10x18
inches, suitable for framing, aiid six
teen other pictures about same size, is
colors, to any one sending them at
ojtce the names and address of ten per
sons (admirers of hue pictures) togeth
er with six two-cent stamps toj cover
3 t
icaiiciuv. 3
Mrntgomeiy county is to have a
new jail in the near future. s
'blrMl. &. Scarboro and daughter, o
Wqrlhvilfe, was down last week visit
iniri his father.
"Mri M. S. Martin has been rij?ht sick
Mrs. Leo n a Z. ichne, ot worsanton
is visiting her father near Mt. Gilead.
Mri Allie Haywood ha? purchased a
lotfrdm Jr Charlie Stanback, adjoin
ing the parsonage lot and we think he
cotttethplftes building on it soon.
j . t
General New
State Mpmd Scaool CommeacemintJ
UVdiiMsdv, M.t. 23r-rf1i. in., ad
tress bv Hen V-n ..r v i I I. . i
i i- i .-- ' UU . II, 811
km; o:ow p. m. Class Xercis.
TnurlaV. Mav 2l! II ..
iyU. Itev. E l
( ! . pension Curiosities.
From tie Baltimore Sur.
It is stated as a curious fact that
there are iow, nearly thirty year&nfter
the civil war, 300,000 more persons get
ting pensions than there were troops in
the' field oji the Union side at any siu-
' e time ounns tbe war. let tnere.
ire 700,000 applications for ieusions
vetUd be cted npou! In June. 1S93.
he!rhsioi roll h id 003.012 Raines
and 711,150 claiuH were pending. A
'relit H deal more than is paid
yillLjthe!nations tn the world for all
their war. We "pay twice its much
tsal :putogether. In fact, if we cup-
italiztj our pension paynients we niul
hat vve are in etl ct paying interest on
nxmded pent equal to tne true . v uua
ion of al the proprty in the seceded
states'as valued in lSJl, wlucn. was
some If! $51000,000.000, The war cost
"AA 1ti ? .
someii5K,!lAA;,uuu,uuu; pensions siue
rave cost;, $1,50 J,OJO,000. It woul
have :been economical to have settled
thetttfferncein 1861 on a cash basi
The Observer says Messrs. B. D. and
0. P. Heath, of Charlotte, purchasers oi
the Newton Cotton MilL will touio ii
with new machinery nudli-ive it in
operation in a nion tVtinie
Commissioner of Agricultnrettobin-
son has a letter fromnn. nfMb.
ir t it w ...
vonus fair judges which tells him
hat North CitroTina
pnntierit of agricultural display
Col. Breckinridge ha nppsared be
fore the session of ML Horeb Presby
terian church, m Lexington county ,V
Ivy., of whitfh he a member, confes
sed his sins and aked, Torgiveness,
riie sessiortiwill consider the matter be
fore taking action. in his case.
A locomotive recently turned out nt
the s'lops of the Lehigh Vallj It iilroad
maue ner trial inp a few. days aero and
reached a maximum speed ot 82 niih
an hour She is'eXnected to uvrs...
0 miles an hour wheii iu regular ser
vie.
Seven arnietl men rode into South
west Uty, Mo., one day last week, ana
while two stood guard and two oihers
held the horses, three eutered u bank
with a s ack and secured between $3.
000 and $4;000, with which they escap
ed atter tir ng one hundred shots and
wounding Kur citizens.
A Clinton special to the Wilming
ton Messenger sas that Mr. Walter
Draughon and sm Job n were seriously
-hot Friday by John Bass, a white ten
aut on Mr. Draughon's faruu "two
miles from Clinton. The shootinff was
the result of a difficulty. concerning a
tie.d of cotton. The Drauirhons wen
eating dinner wjieh Bass walked out
with a douUe-lwrrel cun and -shot
hem, breakintr the elder Dranshon's
wrist and hi'tinir Jonh in th- aide.
he latter m womids mav Drove fataL
Bass has taken o the woods and is vet
at large.
Head the Following HaffniJiceat Offer.
in. sermon
wn U .ndthabT, D. I).:
warl.ngdiploniaandcertiHcates;S:3
of Uu. I'
. m: 4,List Davs
ion.
why JuT t:;y 'i
j . - - - . '
We call the attention of our mider
fo the rem irka' le eNibbiirg i.ff. r I
mother cot or i a U 'vJiah We-caii
tin papTand the Atl mt i 3
stitutiojt to thJ sani!
year for the !mvtfum d 150.
ris-fhe only tl r'of its kind
lve ef er ia.in ab.e to nuke lo ou
reidersi
Tjie Atlanta Weekly Const itut:on i
nuch in lmnnr U,. , . Z V" . . ' eii an? lntnHiuc
.lothesyou wareritiisour lalor uivenr'''" ,l?rH " 18 wo' it: P" at tli
v "u iur nce. alia irotn it nnn uriu I hrpfiirie nf I ho -n-.itimt ..a.. i.
y GHU. Ji.hu B. G.rd:
Hidfslhir II m ew,T eont:,in lb.
latural fiN-wi ami r .lui-n, ,i:,-r ri th.
ba r, and u.-d;ciial Iterts for the scab
.1 " .-'"! A -..-:- -- f -r ;- t-
'--' -' - x " 1 f ' ' 't P : t-
If you owe usiyohri nlot irnfor
he Watchman yoii know Uf&nd vmi
honest dcbtrtlat von are as
Know it is an
VC arc So!(Y An'liti: in
Salisliuty Rtiie :ilc of
l)uyc! PiiUcrii:, and car
ry n. fnmnlhfn IJ7
.avetoeturliviagforelfa,.d Cmiiv i . . . V " --J'vwV ;..fuu Ul.
hereforeue askjfor whst is our Wn - wsp;iper. 15 numirs on it st.,t . hnttl To tho trodn
tfustimr that vmi to ..o .tK..... .U ' Uftmn ,vf tho nt la ..,,.1 i. -ii: . . u y. VI VUl-
o - j w.mmuui iiio lie-1 iu" iniujiM nun oritiian
oessity ofourgoi, or sending to yoa. writers of the dav.and on all nnhl,
mail thcial hrcnaid on
receipt of prices The
Lvsi-iibsr
for May has just ap
peared, Coiie to the
nore and gtjt oiie.
Goods suitable to.rhako
up with I lie Patterns.
you wilt find iu our
Store. ( "
AN ENDLESS VARIETY
side of the city, we will
questions its lance is ever iu rest to de
fend the rights of the people. It is th.
largest and most widely circnlat..
weedly newsj-aper published in Americ
having a circulation of 150,000, and i
week. It is in itself an education b
those who read rt. ' By the- clubbim
rate which we offer, onr readers rai
get the Weekly Constitution aud thei
home paper at but little more t'.ian th
costof one paper, thereby getting th-
news of their home and the news o
the world eyery'week for a year at at
insignificant outlay.
In addition to this, every subscribe.
to this paper and the Constitution, un
der our clubbing art angenient, will 1
given an opportunity to win some hand
some': prizes. .
All these matters are explained ii
another column. We merelv call ai lOI htaiKlSini! Utlivllt Vfr nni
tention to it here to show mir r. -aden f Ttv "P
tin liifti x i ivvJO. '? i; lll
what a lileral offer we have to make I..
I them. These offers are made bv ou!
xp;tise of mailing, etc. The regolai
place l Concord Ut ween the Salisbu.y i ree(,f these picturaS is l.(K), b;it they
aiidCoueoid teams only a tnirt of two aU .V" 8ecnred fre ,u3 Perso"
PROMPTLY.
Note. The editor of this namr ua
already received copies of above pictur
taiiinjjs wereu'ayed.
Hev, Mr. St imy's meeting on Chest
nut Hill is proving to lie a greati suc
cessiTlifre havejbeen so far 38 con
versionsaiid several additions , to the
f clmrcli. , : j -r
H W. II. Wakefield Will U in Sal-is-.ury,
at Cetitr4 Hotel ! on Fridar.
, 'J une ISt h, Practice limited to Bye,
; E irf; Xose and Tjiront.
; MiJfittio Crawford, a teacher at Del-
.JWoed Siiihery sjntdast Friday night
With the family ofjMr. J. W. Cornelison,
011 ,,er way home in Montgomery county.
She will take in the commencement at
Talmerville on her way home.
Mr, Jacob Long sr., father of Soiicitor
B. Fj Long. 1s reported seriomly sick nt
bis home iu Uraham, and fears are enter
taloed'by his frieudsihat he canwoi re
cover. Dig family with the exception of
vao bod are an at ms Deusiue.
' - - i, . . - i. -.
It U hoped the move to have Prf.-.J.
A. W, Thompsonr move his School and
IaisiDes(dlege;o Salisbury' may not
iscarry. Let u have the School by all
laeans. And why not have the Presbv
-teriau Female College established here al
so? A better location for either cannot
Pe found fo the State.
v; Tucalaj-s' Herald says; At the nuisi
c il to le given Friday night at 8 o'clock
at the Cent ta I hotel, by Luddeu & Bates
Southern Music House. Charlotte Branch
Hssisted by local aent of Salisbury, for
ne neneht ot ! the Methodist church,
South, the celebrated Mason & Hamlin
! plaiio that received the only special dip
j loiai at the world's lair wiU be used.
es and consider them really "Gems o
Art'
ToKUl otato Bugs. !
S. J. Hinsdale writes to the editor
the Fayetleville Observerand gives the
following remedy for destroying potato
bugs. We publish it for the benefit ot
truck farmers aud gardeners. It is sim
ple and inexpensive and worth trying.
Mr. Hinsdale say?:
I have used for several years an infu
sion of Quassia ou my potato vines to kill
the bugs, with satisfaction. The Quassia
tree is a native of Jamaica, it is not pois
onous and the. wood is used in medicine
as a tonic It can be obtained of the
druggists st about thirty cents per pound
The following is ray method for, prepar-
ing the iu fusion: Boil one pound of
ground Quassia or Quassia chips, iu three
hir four galloiis-oF water for two; hourst
Place a strainer of cotton cloth over the
open head of a barrel, pour on it the de
coctiou of Quassia, then add about fifteen
The Big Elephant Dead
New foik, May ll.-Tip, the big
eVplpuit:in the Central Parkmaimg
e ie"died this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
after knarty hours of agony. At 6 o'clock
t iis niorpiug an attempt was made t
piisph him with cyanide of potassium
c ui tuinecj in carrots, apples and pota-
t esj mit he could not Jbe entrapped iiito
s vallowipg the poisoned vegetabfes al
tlioitLjh lie chewed them up, Hechewtd
A idf fswiiljowed vegetables that did not
e n tain poison. By the means des
cribed Wfi took into his system enough
p )ison t( make him very sick and ugiy
A: 3 o'clock a heavy dose of cyanide o
p d.isiui in capsules was given him iu
a bucket; of bran aud this time be swat
I wed tb poison) and died an hour later
He had f beeome d ingerOus and was
kdl asja precautirvn. v
.Cartkquake Kills Thousanda.
ifew.tork, MayJO-Probably 10
000 people have lost their lives by earth
quake inf Venezuela April 28, says a
cablegram to the Herald. Reports re
ceived at: Caracas from the districts
affected ell stories of hundreds killed
and: I th destruction of villages and
towns. yt-. ! ,.-',
. The ciies of Merida, Lagunillas, Clii
guara and San Juan, situated in' the
northwest of the republic, in the region
of the Aiides, are reported as' having
been totally destroyed by the fierce
shock, which came at 11 o'clock that
Many tillages are said to be wreck-
strainer in order to extraot all j of Uie
strength of the Qtiassia. Sprinklethe
vines with this, in dry wheather usinjr a j
ver fine sprinkler. A coarse sriuklef
wastes the infusion. Merely wetting the
leaves is sufificieat. Repeat the-' sprink
ling afler a few days Tbe first pplica
tiou wilt kill nearly all of the full grown
bugs, and the next, about all (he new
crop of young Giies. Two or three spiik
liucs usually be fiiUSeleient.
Our line of $7 50 suits is unequalled
Boqeb8 Cloth ixg Co.
The Greatest Value.
You get the greatest value out of j
ilver quarter w hen purchasing a pack
aj;e of Smuuioh Liver Regulator pow-
.1-1- 'Plu.ru ;.'n..l.: !. f
v.w.. a iicic; tn iitibiuii!' I kh ir. tnr
rt - - w ui
Iigestion or constipation. Take it dry
on tne tongue or make a tea. You'll
afierwardi ti!:e it in Dief'ereiie tn ri a
, . t
A darky in Leavenworth. Kan., has
i. i ; . - - : - -----
oeen arawtnga pension of 24 a month
under the iia neof Peter Gillesnie. and
auother pension of $12 a month as J.
tl. Drown .He institi-s tbe fraud bv de.
v-iiinu" iiihi. no erven in ti iSir un
ler trfo different names.
"''I r , - '
Ivy Poisoning
Eight Years! of Suffering
; : - .
Perfect Cure by Hood's 8arsaparilla
44 C. I. Hood & Co.; Lowell, Mass. : -
" Jjear Dirs: we naTe tneu tiowi a narsaiia-x
rllU and find it to be all yoa claim for it My
wife was poisoued ty lry when & young woman,
and for eight years was troubled every season
HoodfcCures
with the breaking out and terrible ltchingand arrangment with the Constitution, am
burning. ItLoutherswasas bad a case as , u h( subscrilje f1r jtAU ,
Knrone ever had. Sha was in this distressing: J ' ;
condition ererj year until she began to take pers through this office are entitled b
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which has effected a per- , . . PnntMSit
ft ,r: without Wvw mv .cars, and shs CaKe lMTl m 0e COUlesT.
hashad
No Sign of the Poison Since.
fJJZ and we feel sure that it will prove ini
(NU 5ttW IU ! HIV ji l n UU gwvu i vuiw(
Imve also given it wour lour enuoreiu wo are imenseiy popular won our re.iut'is.
au pictures oi: penecs jicaiui aiiu uw i w
Hoott's 8arsaparllla J. C. Freeman, Van
ualla. Illinois. ; j I I tt o
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsapa
rilla do not be induced to buy any other iustead.
Hood's PillS WO band made, and perfect
la proportion and appearance. 23c. per box.
This is the nnst liberal clubbin.
offer any have ever been able to make
take Subscription's
the "LJchmator at the
regular pric., Ouc Dol
lar per year. "
LiMgE&LioliteiisieiD.
THE A Mill A 1 CVTDAOTOt
MS.IiUHL tAIIIHUIOI
Prepared itccorUiiig ti. the formula of
DR. Wai. A. HAMMOND,
in uis tauurtiiury at n Mttutngrf on, l. t".
CERKCKIXK, from the brain, for (lis-
Mwi of IIih ontin n.l iiitvoiis sj-steii.
:ni:Dl LLIi froiu .hf ; i ; in 1 oiinl. for A
disufHse of the curl. i I.oouiuolor-A talu,
T of ttio li'art.
T TESTIS V from tho tst. for dlsoHeii '
oi me testes. lAlronliyoi tiie oryaiis, ster-
iiity.ftc.i r
OVARfXE.-frotrt tho:ovarle ordi8euea
Jor tin ovnri.L
ni'SCl LI.XK. thyrodlne.e..-.
Bmm. Firn tlratM. Prl- If iparhmt'V SB.
Tbe whvsloloeloal efftrt!i iirodnrfd ly n
ninel l!.m; t crewrtn ari Mcceit'raiii
of tne pulK with feetuisr of ruilitfs!.
tention in tlit- Uttid. ex hitarution
of the eximlsive" "forti f tl.e bladder and
i
.t-HTillHIII i
i nml dis- Y
if sjiirits,
peristaltic action of tli inlotiiies, tnrrensc e
la RiDHCiiUr xlnvieth and endoraiire. in- A
ana iiicrenseu .ip;,ntf xnn arii:vi' iinucr.
Where lorsil ilrup-tfl-i are not KiijHed
with the Mammon 1 Animal Kxtra-t tliry
will he ma!le,1. lofeil rr witU Ml csistiiiK
literature on the nubjeot, oh receipt of price,
by
the coid Muit nif iurAL CO.,
1
VahlM7ton. 1. .
t
Hood's Cures.
Insnyingthat Hood's Sarsannrilla
cures, its proprietors make no extrava-
ipint claim. I h advertising of Hmwi'i
SarsUrjarilla is-always an apieal to the
sol?r, eommoirsVnse of thinking po
ple,Hnd it is always fullv substantiated
by endorsetner.K which in the finan
cial world, would be accepted without
a mounut's hesitation.
Rad the testimonials published in
behalf of H-od's S trsaparilla, all from
reliable, grateful people.
They tell the storj.Xflood's oarsa
parilla Cures.
Espart of ths Condition cf
Davis & Wiley Bank,
SALISBURY, N. C.
1 - 1
at the close of. business, May, 4, 1894.
RESOURCES:
'Loans and discounts,. . ... (i. .$122,048.16
Overdrafts, ......-
ReaJI K state, . ........... . .
Furniture and fixtures,
Due Irorn banks and bankers..
Cheeks and oth'e-cash items,. . . .
Currency and seie,.... .
12,750.00
qoo.(o
21088,21!
' 1,32.54
13,S.V).8;
Total.
Kallons of water pouring it through thejed, but details are not yet to be had.
Theyulsions extended to parts of
the;i Adjacent' Kepublic of Columbia.
The' greatest suffering prevails in tbe
places visited by the earthquake.
$179,212.10
LIABILITIES:
Capital Cl. ,.
Surplus,
Undivided profits, ...
Individual deiosits
subject to check, 79,132.78
Cashier's ch ec fcs
oatitaudiu, 10,804.80
CO.OOO.OO
3,000.00
4,094.11
Bright fpiing Days.
The spring should be pre-eminently a
season of c nleiil lueiit, huiiness and
hope. In thesej bright ami pleasant
months theebuutfy should enjoy itshi",h
tet degree of tranquility and prosperity.
Uul spring, it is well known, is otlcii a
pernxl ot discoinlort and disturimnee in
she phvsienl system. ;laipr(aiit organs
of the lody beeoitie torpid or HK pular in
iheir action, and ihe lact is instantly re
flected iu the mental condition jf the in
dividual. A disordered liver means dis
ordered nerves and a dull and unsteady
lrain. Anything WTiteh will hring the
phvsieal svsifui into hannonv with bud
ding Nuture eoufers an enormous la in lit
upon the nation, besides the mere allay
ing ol physical oiscoiaiort. llooit s sau-
su pa i ilia does th'is, as tluusamls, ot .grate
ful and happyiniCn and women can testi
fy, and iuereasedj usm of this standard
spring medicine Is of more real praetiele
iuiortanee : in (promoting health and
quiet in the business world than reams
of uhsLract theorizing.
A Friend
Wishes to speak through the Register of
the beneficial results he has received
from a repnlar use of Ayer'g Pills.
He says:. "I was feeling sick and tired
and my stomach seemed all out of order.
I tried a niitnWr of remedies, but none
seemed to give me relief until I was in
duced to try tlie old reliiihle Ayer's
Pills. I have t:ikin only one lx, but I
feel like a nvw man. 1 think tin y are
the most pleasant :md easy to take cf
anythiiijr 1 'ver used, lwin so finely
sugar-coaled that even a child will take
them. I iiie upon all'vvho are
In Need
of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills."
Boothbay (Me.), liefinter.
"Between the ages of live and fifteen,
I was troubled with a kind of salt
rheuni, or erupt ion, chielly eon lined to
the lejis, and csfwcially to the lieiid of
the knee alnive the calf. Here, running
gores formel which would scab oer,
hut would break jinmcdiately on uiov
itiX the ley. My mothtrr tried every
thing she could think of, hut all was
without avail. Although a child. I lead
in the papers aliout the beneficial effects
of Ayer's "Pills, and .persuaded my moth
er to let tne try them. With no great
faith iu the result, she procured
Avers Pills
Uljemnatism racks tbe system like a
thumlscrew. U retreats before the po
terof HooJTs Sarsaparillo, which puri
fies' the biood.
Due other banks,
Notes atid bills re-discouuted, . . ,
Dills payable,
Total,.,
89,997.58
2,520.47
13,000.00
6,000.00
. $1 79,213.1
There is hiore Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other ' diseases
put together, add unlit tlie last fe
years was supposed " to be incurable.
For a great ninny years doclors pn
nounced it a haul disease, and pi escril
ed lofjafreuredicri, and by constantly
failing to cure! wit h local treat men t,
pronounced it incurable. Science Ua
proven catarrh! to be a co istitutiotial
disease, and, there fore, r quires consti
tutional treatment.': Hall's Cittrrh
Cure, manufactured hy K. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, ts the only constit
utional cure on the market. It is tii
ken internally in dnses from 10 drops
to a leaoouful. It acls directly on
the blood and mueeus surfaces of the
systetn. They offer one huiulnil dd
lars for any case it falls to cure. Send
for circulars and testnuoliiids. 'Address
F. J. C11ENKY &:()., Toledo, O.
and I iK-gan to use them, and soon
noticed an improvement. Encouraged
by this, I kept on till I took two boxes,
when tlie tores disappeared and have
never troubled me since." II. Chiptnau,
Ileal Estate Agent, Uoanoke, Va.
'I suffered for years from stomach
and kidney troubles, causing very severe
pains in various parts of the ltody. None
of the remedies I tried afforded me any
relief until I began taking A vet's Pills,
and whs cured." Win. Goddard, Notary
Pulaie, Five Lakes, Mich.
PreMired bvlr..T.C- Aver ."t Co., T.nwU; MaM.
t'ofd by rUggitn livt r h'ft.
Every Dose Effective
mm - " mmmm ToBWet the PTCMOt IlaTll
Hard.Times a3
Fertilizers. 71'
for Cora. Oottn and Pnat. 8 J- :
Trockin Crop. MilPoUIei 1 4
OsU. Tobacco and Froito - li.UU
Also Muriate of PcUiib, KinM, RolphnUi P"tn. Bf1
Fwtiliw Mafctarert. llalumoro M.
ADMJINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
AH persons having claims a ainst
Thomas? Eariihurdl, tleceased, are herein
notitied to exhibit the sain to me on oi j
before the 2Gih day of January 1 81)5. '
AH persons indebted to said leceaeu
are requsted lo make immeJiate (mj
ment. This Jan 'JOtli iSlil.
H. A. 1jai:nhai:iit,
Adm'r. of Thos. V-aruhardt.
Theo. F. Kluttz, Att'y.
1. SubscriU'i . .. . do not A'e ex
iress notice to I He emit mrv iiie c.hiim;.'
red as wishing loeont iiue d t j- mb
eriptidu. It tlie sultsciib rs oiu- r tl.e dis-continnaiu-e
oi tbtr jei uaiuiiis, t(;e
publisher may ciu-iitu' t stud tlieuv
until all ri;eara; ; te p.jid. : " -
3. If Miiiscnljer in giect or refu e
t,o take their periodical" frour ft-e ot-
ice to which thev jir ti r. it- !, iIm-v
le iVAptuisibJe until l-iicy iiav-- !!! o -their
billand ordeiei tin to tii-ci u' in
led. 4. If the subscribers move to oilr-cf
places without informing the poblih
r, and paper-are sent to ihe former
I i reel ion, they are hej'd responsi-
le.
5. The court-! have decided that re
fusing tot. i ke periodicals fri.ni the of
t'ice or reinovintj and h-mi. t!:ej'n
oneaMed for, ie Pt inm r'-n vi denser
of intentiimal fVnuid.
C If Mi' s riU'j-s my hi h .rHte they
ais bouiid to'gTve "ut;ce lo-- j.i -blishers
at'the eiul of f heir titne. if : l-.v do not
wi-di to eoitiniie,f:tKiiig i!; Iherwi.-e
tlie publisher is niufhoru to senoT it
and tbe snivel i'urr will be re-posible
until an express H"tice viih payment
of all arrearages i-sent lo t lie publi4i-
f
er. ... i :
The last postal laws are Mich that
newspaper publllers ca rlest any
one for fraud who takes a pajer and
refuses topayfor it. Under this law
the man who allow. l;ls .description
to run along lor some tiiM unpaid and
then orders tire pttmH-ir lo mark it
"refused" and have a 4u.l.. I -can I sent
notif'yin,-, the juibliiihert, Jav himselif-
liable'to anient utid iiuo & be .-ame asfor
theftetx:. .
Deafness Cannot be Cured
l,r loel application as tliey tvinuot rem li the
j ditarcd isjrtiou of Ihe ear. i here is oi.iy ,,e
wrtV to curu dfafue.-s, and that U by cou.-titu-I
tioiml remedies. Deafness U :cu-ed !- an ui
: j i .. i.i'tli riiui'nn. linin'jr ot the
nauic'i t-iii.tii"i. .... .
Of Hood's Rarsnitari Ma it ttUvnys wilhiB
the bounds ot reasoii htcaut-eil istrue; 4-alwas-appeals4o
the n-l i r-. tunioji m-ii
..f Lu.iuko.ji jMDple lcaitfie il is t rue; aint
it is always lullyuo-iaiia'td ly endor-M-mcuts
v liioh An 1he-f tinaio-ial World
Wou.d wocept-ett vt4i hit -a roouieui'a
iiesitalioii.
This question a afteo -lieu wi and nearly
V ' i : ... t..i. vvUm,, o.w t.it.e .et.i iiiilniued Ins often uuauswereo
Why Hood.s Wiru.
i mt iict'II'iii:lii i t.i
President Lincoln is dd, "You Csinnot VoU have a rumbling sound or iinpeitcct l.er-
fool the people ia second lime." Tliey ing and when ii w mureiy v ..-.. v.... -
eiultuu'l tiiih'98 the inti animation
' I. O. T). Davis, Cashier of Davis 1c Wiley
Rank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to tie best of niy kuowledge and
4eUef.
O. D. DAVIS, Cashier.
Subscribe and sworn to before me, this lOta
day of May, 1894. '
E. C. WHEELER,
Notary PuMUe.
t.tn niHck to! recognize reai merit or t!e re?
i....ir ,.rn :ind iriinr tint v to thost! Ihiims takeu out and tlii tule
. . , . I, ... I... ...!... ; . ..I.......l .......I1I1...1 Ikj 11111 Mill uu
TmyU'n 1W nine ca.es out of ten are caused by catarrh:
mat tne saie wuieu ia
surfaces
Il is not atwats it nie.mbored, as it
should te. that the occasion "vf ill-teoa
ier aud irritahiliry 4 tbcn to befoundiu
It is especially gratify inj
restored ti its normal ibe pb sieialeondi'i1 l-ti pcions 3f
denroyi tl ton vr;'i fee!tL Jtt..- n-e oi trying I
"hai uie-ne1t' si rnau o bosc liver has oira
hack en bint? if u.uu irRntiiit'd witk
of Hood'sSars.tpa. Ida inc. eases mo.,t la- )lie 1Inn,lwl Dollar, for any, ffal,,Vm(, abU-.r Ui .aBOrmest
! I . i . . ... . 1 . i . v 1 k k I I l"u 1 IU I I n . 1 . i
,,,. .biuuwuuu. .v , f ,,e;lfliert lcaUPWi hy eatarrli) mi , ' J,, spf
It II.'
The inference hp
pari I la has pvoveu
nenlic le-s:ieci-el 4 -le-olorul nnd
r ff TTl'a 'ft i nut U cured l5 Uh1I:s t'iuarrh Cure. .Send for rwaX8 Tniiy w vH a UJimv ytiC? Ihe
dafii. Hood s Sans - ihe dii.-w.y is to
that it possesses gen- 111 w i v! J. ...A. -n. .tTOT.TO.;,s..
L - 1 L 7 ,1 . . . ; CI UI UieCIIUtr." 4 r r-i 4" ill uiua iriii
il liuiiuiaion utjiM e-. iimki
nine merit
w hich oihers cannot evtu .upproatfh. It
is the people's avrit biooti-ptuilying
and huilding op medicine, ami is mote
popular I his year than e'er before. Ail
Ids because Hood's Cua-t-s,
XT' DU THKJIMSm.'
f!C? WeuUtSK, iljuina, aiigtIon and
2:!iisoes5. t-ike
llllW.V!i l ,.f,pr jiit.l a 1.1 .rinlll
1:' cure oili-kly.
wlu'iiie.. lit bt tte"ii
impure blood ami tivc: t- til l yield 4o
Hood's tSalnp. ti Ij ;
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