VOL- XXIII.
NO 29
ADVERTISEMENTS.
How's
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Lira. "When the.
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish ami con
stipated, tho food lie3
in the stomach undi-
fested, poisoning tho
lood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole fystein U de
ranged. Siiimior.3 Liver
Regulator Lai Leen the
mean3 of rcftering inoro
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healihv Livu1 than any
agency "known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVCD DCCN PISArPOIt'lTED,
A .t pem'r&l finnily remedy for dvnepsia,
7ur(iil Liver. Cunt'tipath.n. 1 hardly ever
use iniytliinir. .ose, an.i huvu never beeu dla
appoiDted iu the etftrt prod-iced; it ecrrm to
be ftlmost a nerfcet cure f.r iU dibuwet) uf the
tyuumca tuid Biwe'i.
VV. .1. JIcElkov, Varon, Us.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.
Under aud by virtue of the executions in mv
l i : r a ci . -
ultima irwumi: iroiu me nunenor court o
Halifax county. X. C. both in favor of Car-
doza, Alsop. Moseley ,t Co., and against
X 0. lleptiustal , I have levied upou and
will sell at public auction for cash at the
court house door iu Halifax, N. C. on Mon
day, November 14th, 1H,)2, that being the
1st day of November Superior court, till the
rifiMt, title and interest ol the sud J. O.
Heptinstall in tho following real estate
situate in said Halifax county, to-wit.'
In all that tract of land known as the home
tract of the late J. W. Heptinstall, contain-
: nnjtn i . ..r. I
tug miu acres, mivi' mm cAt:upr, iuu ucres,
mereo. ai.ouca to no sam j. u. tieptin-
Bum uo u uwiiicnivuii naiu JitlliL uujuilllll
tlie lauds ol W. W. Mutts, J. N. Morris, K.
A. FaUeison and H. A. lavender.
2. In all that tract known as the Jackson
tract adjoining the lands of Suiter et als
3. In the tract known a the Murphy by the third party as sheriff for Cleve
placc, and adjoining the lands of Wm. J r J
Travis and K. J. Boyd. land county, has pulled out and will vote
4. Ihe l'owell l'lantation of , 44 acres,
and J. H. Wood, deceased.
5. The John Faulcou place of 217 acres
adjoining James Faulcou and James E.
Glasgow.
6. The Piney Fork place of 84 acres, ad-
joining Buck Hux ausl K. J. Lewis.
7. A tract of 35 acres, near W. L. Mc
mill.
nM1iTnhelaCewhmT- J' "UmU1 Hve"'
of 111 acres.
9. The Dr. Green place now connected
with the Winterer mace. ol4,(4 acres, near
, ., , i ,l
Rnnnr'n Kni-miTw nrli.titmxv t.hft l:imlM nr
John 1 nomas and Jolin uulgiay.
10. Tho phico where Henry HiiM, Jas,
Alston and others lived, of 500 acres, ad
joininc V. K. Bowers, and K. A. l'attersou.
11. The tract bought of John M Thoruc
A tract containing 40-50 acres, lying
near (iittiUin, purchased from Ida Dillchay.
13. A tract containing 31j acres pur-
v chased from Canby and wife, and the re-
versiouery rightof suid J. 0. Heptinstall to
i ne rerry l.oan.
B. I. AI.SBKOOK,
Sheriff of Halifax county,
I'er A. H. Green, D. S.
sep 15 td
SIM!
DEALERS IN
COAL,
RICHMOND, VA.
S. H. HAWES & CO.,
-Dealers in-
RSiffl
urn,
PLASTER,
CEfJEfJT.
Richmond, Va.
my5 ly .
NEW TRINITY COLLEGE.
THE BCIMHNilB AND (IROUND8 DEDICA
TED AT LlUItUAM,
Durham, N. (J., Oct. 12. This lms
been a great day iu Durham. The spa
cious grounds and elegant buildings of
Trinity were formally dedicated in tho
presence of an immense crowd.
At 1 1 a. in., Rev. Dr. E. E. Hons, of
Nashville, Tennessee, preached a fine
dedicatory sermon in Main Street Meth
odist Church. In the afternoon Durham
turned out in a grand procession' and
went to the Collero. The Durham Light
Infantry led the long parade. At the
College the procession was met by the
Trustees, Faculty and students of Trinity,
I and the ceremonies of the formal dedica
tion began. Col. E. J. Parish gave cor
dial words of welcome to which Dr. Cro-
well responded.
Mr. Washington Duke then presented
the large, elegant main building and col-
lego inn for dedication.
J ulian S. Carr presented the spacious
grounds and Dr. Crowell presented the
technological building. These gentle
men had generously donated these pieces
of property.
Dr. Reid, oftRaleigli, then presented
the furniture, and all of it was formally
dedicated by Rev. Dr. Yates in a beauti
ful address. At the request of the pres
) . pa i ir L t it
ldcnt of tho boarJ of trustee9' Kev- J- K
crooks offered prayer and the bene-
diutinn nmnmmA uv T), Rflill.
The crowd was large and the occasion
a grand one every way. Durham is
elated at the opening of the college in
her midst and this day marks tho begin
ning of a new era in the history of Dur
ham and of Trinity Collce.
J c
UKEAK IN THE 3RD PARTY.
Charlotte JVws,
Mr. A. B. Peeler, who was nominated
tlle straight democratic ticket. lie
one of the most influential men in Cleve
hind, and his withdrawal is a bombshell
, , , ,. , , , ...
'"Ht has demolished the third party camp
in Cleveland In his card withdrawing,he
lL. ,,T,
8a)'s amo,1S otl,er tblnS9: ''I baT6 CTldence
of the unholy trade that has been made
bj Butler MdKxum to sell tho State
J
to the Republicans for 850,000. I havo
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lliu ucai iousuu iu uunuvu mai n I'uuuui.
'
bargain exists between the leaders of the
people's party and the republicans where
by the rank and file of the people's
partv ;8 betrayed into furtherin;
the
My
P'ans oi me ivepuuiican parry.
1 .1.. 1) II! ..
jjeart revolts against such treachery and
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corruption, and I will not allow myself to
be made a party to any such movement.
I am a white man. I love my race, I
believe in white supremacy, and the in
terests of my State and ray people are
far dearer to me than the office of sheriff,
therefore I withdraw from the people;
party and am no longer a candidate for
the office of sheriff.
I desire before I close to appeal to the
good men who have allowed themselves
to be persuaded into the people's party
movement, tojuin me in this action. A
thoughtful and painstaking review of the
political situation has convinced me of the
fact that by independent political action
at present we can expect nothing but
continuanco of Rupublieau rule and that
character of legislation of which wo 80
Subtly complain. Let us then, as true
North Carolinians, join the Democrats in
fighting our common euemy, the Repub
lican party. . ,
As for myself, I propose to vote the
entire Democratic tickot from Grover
Cleveland down, and I hope my friends
will join mc in it.
To Puevent Grip Or any similar
epidemic; the blood and tho whole system
should bo kept in healthy condition. If
vou feel worn out or hae "that tired
feeling" iu the morning, do not bo guilty
ofne'dect. Give immediate attention to
yourself. Tako Hood's Sarsapurilla to
give streneth, purify the blood and pro
vent ui.-e.i.-c't
Hood's Pills cure liver il.s, jaundice,
msucis, tick headache, constipat' i.
THE FOktCE BILL.
THE PEOPLE OF ALABAMA ARE GETTING
A TASTE OV IT.
Washington, Oct. 11. Before Mr.
Christopher Magce, of Pittsburg, weut to
Alabama a few days ago, he was in
Washington anil had consultations with
President Harrison, Secretary of tho
Treasury Foster, and Attorney-General
Miller. At these consultations there can
be no doubt a plan of operation was set
tled on by which it was hoped Mr. Ma
gee might be able to deprive the Demo
crats of the electoral vote of Alabama
by swinging it to the people's party. The
machinery of tho federal dopartruent of
justice and of the federal government gen
erally was placed at the disposal of Mr.
Magee cud the Alabama Republicans,
and in the absence of a force bill from
the statute books, it was resolved to strain
tho present laws to the utmost, so as to
aid in accomplishing the desperate pur
pose of the administration.
The first results ot the plan settled on
by Foster and Magee and no doubt ap
proved by the President and Attorney
General Miller, were shown in last night's
dispatches from Alabama telling of the
arrest under Magee's direction of Judge
Frazer and Circuit Clerk Pickett, of
Bullock county, on a charge of violating
the Federal election law by refusing to
appoint election inspectors nominated by
the Third party.
These arrests, according to advices re
ceived here, have caused intense excite
ment throughout the State, which will
no doubt be increased when it is known
that Magee is acting at the direct insti
gation of the President aud members of
his cabinet.
Southern Democrats here, however, are
not at all disturbed over the matter. On
the contrary, they are rather glad than
otherwise that the administration has
shown its hand at this early day in the
campaign. They say that nothing will
so arouse the Democrats of Alabama as
the knowledge that the president and his
managers and agents have determined to
put the force bill into effect practically
although Congress refused to pass that
measure. They declare that these ar
rests, under these circumstances will bring
back into the Democratic ranks thou
sands of old time Democrats who have
gone off with the Third party craze.
Southern Democrats hope that Mr. Ma
gee will continue his work on these lines
in the South.
SOMETHING HAPPENED.
We rode out with the coroner aud
several other eminent citizens Sunday
morning to view an inquest on a body
which had been found suspended to the
limb of a tree on Tbrcc Mile Hill. It
was tho general impression, from the
.way the rope was fastened and other trif
ling circumstances, that something had
happened to the men. He was a total
6tranger in these parts, and he had noth'
ing on his person by which he eould . be
identified. As near as we could m;
out after a patient examination he was
traveling about to see the country and
got tired of walking. In this emergency
he probably borrowed a cayuse from
Major Callahan's drove, and was getting
along as well as could be expected under
the circumstances when some of' the
major s men ran aoross him him. We
don't supposed they asked him many
questions or made much effort to discover
whether he had a poor old mother or not
who would wonder why her boy never
came home. The boys out that way arc
always rushed for time. Tho body was
cut down and buried aud the usual ver
dict of "heart failure" returned. Arizon
Kicker.
: Auwser this Question.
Why do so many people we see around
us scein to prefer to suffer and be Bade
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Diminess, Loss ot Appetite, Coining up
oi the iood, l cllow skin, when lor 75
we w 'I f I ft .
ani:eii to curt
Coli'.iu.
n oiiiii.ii " italize
them.. iKu by '
juar
' 31.
A SENSIBLE WOMAN.
SHE WOULD NOT LIVE WITH A"SNOLLY
COSTER."
A good story was told here Friday on
Wihniugton street, and its truthfulness
vouched for by a rcspcetablo gentleman
living in this county. A certain Third
party man living in Mark's Creek Town-
ship came in on Weaver day to hear the
Third party candidate speak, and, . bis
good wifewassothoroughlydisgusted that
while he was gone she packed up and
left, and declared that she would not live
with him, or claim him as a husband as
long as he clung to his obnoxious Third
party faith. She stuck to her determi-
nation till a day or two ago the erring
husband declared that ho would return to
the Democratic fold, and prayed to the
Lord that he might never stray from it
again, after which his spouse consented
to return and take up lier abode with
him. Raleigh News and Observer.
REPORTER'S RHYME.
Backward, turn backward, oh time in
thy flight, rake up a suicide, just for the
night; I am so weary of news that is stale,
writing up drunkirds and vagrants in
jail, writing of people who buy up some
ground, writing old chestnuts of cattle in
pound; weary of chasing till worn are
my shoes, rake up some news, mother,
rake up some news. Backward, turn
backward, oh tide of the years; take me
again to the time when tho beers, frothy
and foaming, were drunk by the pail, and
people got full and were run off to jail,
Let's have a murder, or shooting, or
worse, lets have a scandal, or thrilling
divorce; to work on a paper would give
you the blues, rake up some news, moth-
er, rake some news.
A TRULY TRUTHFUL MAN.
There is at least one lawyer in Detroit
who tells the truth. It is his custom to
put on his door, notices
"Uone to luncn; be back in ball an
i. r .1 .i , t. ..a
our
"Gone to court; be
back in three
hours.
"Gone out to sec a man; back in 10
minutes.
And so on, and callers are generally
successful in waiting for him.
One day'last week a caller found this:
"G ine shopping with my wife; back
tho Lord knows when."
The caller didn't wait, neither did four
others who called. Detroit Free Press.
NOT FEELING WELL.
It appears to be settled beyond dispute
that Republicans would be feeling pretty
fond thesftfmr mitiimn rbivsn th.-oonii .1
c - j j
only forget that
Maine slumped.
Veimont dittoed.
Alabama stood firm.
So did Arkansas.
So did Florida.
So did Georgia.
Gresham has bolted.
So has MacVesgh.
Blaine didn't vote.
Things look bad. St.
Globe.
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RHEUMATISM
Is, emphatically a biood disorder cav.sed
by inability of the ki.lucys to throw off
certain poisons which accumulate in the
tissues about tho joiuts and muscles.
P. P. P., is very (-in jile, quickly and
surety cures this disease neutralizing im
purities in the blood. Expcriencn find
science both endorse P. P. P , as the on
ly infallible blood purifier known.
Terrible blood poison, body covered
with sores, and two bottles of P. P. P.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium)
cured the disease, making the patient
'lively as a ton-year old.
JkurFor sale by all druggists.
Lippman Bros., Props, and druggists,
Savannah, Ga.
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An Attrncllre
Coiabni.il J'OCKF.T kVXKSKC
.a"' :wtH(AMll'M BOOK
I.' i . ..- olKOX BI'fTKI'S
.-.i t,u :Touic, given uv, ny ut l'rug auu
general atom. Apply ut oni-u.
EXTRAORDINARY VIGIL.
WATCHING THREE YEARS BY A MOTH
ER'S GRAVE.
A correspondent of a Shanghai Jour-
ual, writing from Kiukiang, on the
Yangs, mentions that he has seen a sight
which is not often seen in China. This
is a mau who has taken a vow to watch
three years at his mother's grave. The
mother died at the end of last year, and
was buried, as usual, on the side of a
neighboring hill in the family burying
place. When the remains had been con
signed to the earth the son declared that
he would not leave the grave for three
years, and so far has been true to his
word. Families in tho neighborhood
take turns in preparing his iood and
bringing it to him.
LOVE-FEAST.
Greensboro Record.
The sickest man we have seen recent
ly was the conductor on the . Raleigh
train last night. Ho brought up a new
ly married couple from below Greensboi .
and says he has heard of love-sick, spool
ey people before but never had the oppoi
tunity of seeing the sight until last nigh..
They kissed, they embraced, they fel
over in each other's arms until the crowd
in the coach felt as if they were all sea
sick. But then the most of the people
on the train were staid old married folks,
Young people would never have been
made sick, unless with envy,
Such is life. Don't begrudge these
people their happiness the world would
be better off if every married couple were
just as spoony. It must be admitted,
however, that there is a time for all things
and on the cars is a little out of place;
but in the exuberance of their joy they
forgot everything and everybody but
thomsolves.
Wo learn it was a run-away couple; if
so they should be forgiven. .
ONE OF HAM'S JOKES.
!mdo Boston s mule was sick and a
neighbor advised him to administer
calomel.
' How will I get it into him?" asked
Babe,
"Put it in a quill in his mouth and
blow it down his throat," responded his
neighbor,
The neighbor met him two or three
days afterwords. Babe was thin as a
rail, looked right srreen and was all
rinnMol nn
-r
"What's the matter with you ?" asked
the neighbor
Jiat)C Place1 1118 haD(1 pathetically over
hls stomach, gave a sigh like a black
umuo uenuvis uu a uoie IU 11 aui
said :
"The durn mule blowed fust."
FROM 1JLACK TO "WHITE.
P. F. Gordon, a colored man about
fifty years of age, whose skin has been
turning from black to white for the past
fifteen years, has retuined to Winston
from High Point. Gordon says that he
Paul (Minnll., i. ,k,;.,i; ,..,r..
. jinn uuni nui. kiioiu iu t miauuij
Va-
There is now not a single spot on his
body. Tho only marks left to show that
he is a member of the African race, are
on the back ophis neck. Winston Sen
ncl. The Mistakes of life are many
some great, others suia'l. We classify
them as we feel their effect, and just in
the same way you recognize Simmons
Livci Regulator when taken for Indigos
tion, Dyspepsia, Constipation and Bilious
ness. There can be no mistake in taking
the Regulator for these disorders. It
quickly relieves. Don't make the mi
take of gettinsr anythins else for Malaria.
Whon Babj wu sick, we save bor Caxtoria,
When she -as s. Child, she cried for Cm tori.
Wfcea she became Miss, she ailing to Castor!.
When she bad Children, t'-ie gave them Castori.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tobacco Cure!
A yl'ICK aud ABSOLUTE CUKE for tho
TOBACCO HABIT!
Next to the whiskey traffic, it is the
most expensive anil loathsome habit of the
American people. The annual cost runs
up into millions. The average tobacco
user pays to gratify this unnatural appetite
from five to ten times more than be gives
to support the Church. Shame on us.
This Cure has not yet failed where the
party was iu earnest about quitting and
followed directions. Thousands bavebsen
cuied of chewing, smoking and dipping.
Here are samples of certificates:
Birmingham, Ai.a., March 16, 1892.
Menr. Iirazml & Co.:
Gentlemen I used tobacco for nine
teen years, and finding it injurious, decid
ed to quit it. About seven months ago,
with the Rose Tobacco and Snuff Cure, I
quit it, and now find my health greatly
improved, and thatlhavegained30pounds
in weight. A. T. Bakek.
Messrs. Buazeal t Co.:
Dear Sirs The tobacco tablet bought of
you December 30, 1801, has given perfect
satisfaction. It has cured two persons of
the tobacco habit myself and another. I
smoked cigarettes for four years, and had
been chewing fourteen years. Since the
use of the tablet I have no desire whatever
either lor smoking or chewing. It did the
work in four days. Youre truly,
E. T. Ooom, Gadsden, Ala.
Eocky Ford, Ga., Jan. 12, 1892.
Jfema. Jlrnzeul fc Co., Birmingham, Ala.
Dear Sirs I have used one of the tab
lets for cigarettes, and it has cured we. En
closed find Please send me amount
in tablets. Will take agency or territory.
Give me full particulars. Refer to any
business bouse ol this town. ours truly,
G. R. Head.
Mrs. J. F. Judd, of Fayette C. H., Ala.,
writes :
"I received my box of Snuff Cure and
am delighted with it. There is no doubt
of its curing any one who will give it a fail
and honest trial aud really has the destrt
to cease using the weed, aud exercise thix
willing desire. I think I can sell many
boxes for you. I do want to help those
who want to help themselves."
PRICE PER TABLET, TOBACCO CURE, 11.00
" , " BOX, SNUFF CUKE, l.OO
ORDER OF
BRAZEAL & CO.,
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.,
General Agents for Alabama, Mississippi,
Georgia, Florida, North and
South Carolina.
sep 8 ly
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It UUrCS RHEUM. ECZEMA, ry
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system and restoring the constitution,
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