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OUR HOME AND HOME FOLKS AGAINST THE WORLD.
k. NO. 49.
CARTHAGE, MOORE CO., N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1891.
Price 2 Cents,
bOBY MELEE.
TO HEAYEK IK A DREAM-
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LcUcd by 5Ier Broih-
Uvier of Pislol Shots
MQixc Man Killed.
July 11.-sensation
pi, X. C,
Iks' ago a
d here by a rumor
1 Fife with that of a
I of highly respectable
: young lady, Miss
otz, of this place, had
irted under Evangelist
(iad also been at his
t other points after-
fc the time the rumor
Mr. Fife was just
series of meetings in
An investigation
was held there by
and the evidence
;xonerated Evangelist
committee adopted a
expressing their dis-
story and their con-
Mr. Fife's Christian
The young lady her-
jlbsequently charged
ity of the child to
jiael, of this place and
cheal was attacked
Jee brothers of the,
10 demanded marria
. A bloody tragedy
reral shots were fired,
melee Samuel Motz,
the brothers and a
citizen of Lincolnton,
and also his brother'
fotz, was shot. Rob
nlel, the betrayer, was
in the hand. Four
nsrasred in the trouble.
tz, who was a cousin
brothers, was shot
. Charles, John and
otz were arrested for
bf Sam Motz.
ifuJ tJiri's Charge
inst u Xcgro.
July 13. Ralph E.
Ion of Virginia, was
n default of $1,000
reorder Smythe to
charged with abduc-
f-eiglement preferred
by Miss Helen Von
Brooklyn, a pretty
Inffston said when in-
I have nothing now
am confident I will
after my trial."
Simmons Liver Regu-
n dailv, will relieve
indigestion,
GOLDSBORO SELECTED
As the place for Hie Odd Fel
lows' Orphanage.
The Committee of Odd Fel
lows, appointed by the Grand
Lodge of the State of North
Carolina to select a site for the
location of the Orphange to be
established under the auspices of
the Order, decided , yesterday
that the inducements offered hy
the citizens of Goldsboro were
greater than those from other
competing points, and, therefore,
that place was chosen for the
location of this great charity.
The land offered by the citizens
of Goldsboro comprises twenty
acres, and is valued at $4,000.
The gift is supplemented by a
donation of $3,500.
FDLY AS LIEGE AS THE HA.MK0TH.-
X Rival to the Bis: Kentucky
Cave Discovered in Oregon
San Francisco, Cal., July 11.
1891. Great caverns have been
discovered in Josephine county.
Ore., some twelve miles north of
the California line and fort v miles
A Giri'g Experiment in a Five
Dixy9 Trance.
Reading, Pa., July 13 Mary
Bradley, aged sixteen years,
(daughter of a farmer resi pence
near the falls of French Creek,
'. la v in a etaae of susnended ani-
from the coast. The exploring mation for fi d Sq f
4. n,i u f n
J " thp mfm hprc rs npr Tfirniiv hflif-
Smilcr'si SJody 10 he Exhumed.
New York, July 13. Coroner
Levy will order the body of Smi
ler, the Salvation Army murder
ex who was electrocuted at Sing
Sing on Tuesday morning last,
to be exhumed from the grave in
Woodlawn cemetery. He will
probe the execution to the bot
tom andj compel those who
vvere present to testify to
what went on in that se
cret chamber of death. Accor
ding to section 773 of the co'dco
civil procedure he is forced to ex
amine into the cause of death in
the case of a man who is buried
in this county, but who was kill
ed in another.
Davis' Remain will
Richmond.
Rest In
New York, July 13. Mrs. Dav
is, the w indow of the late Jeffer
san Davis, who has been sojourn
ing at the New York Hotel in
this city for sometime past, in a
letter forwarded to the citizens
of Richmond to-dav, states that
after much deliberation she has
decided to give 'V.rjpnia the
case of her husband's bod v.
Spurgcon'a) 4'oudiilo:i.
London, July 10 Rev. Charles
H. Spurgeon has gron extreme
ly week. He passed a restless
night, the inaction of his kidneys
exhausting the brain.
t's Pass, Ore., toKirbyinastage
and thence into the mountains
with pack trains and horses. Two
openings, like small fissures in a
limestone bluff, were found in
the cave. This lime stone exten
ds for miles with an outward
massive and sclid appearance,
but honeycombed within hy
cracks and crevices which extends
for miles without any apparent
order or system.
All, kinds, of grotesque figures
Many of the passages within
the cave are described as of great
beauty, containing in them
semi-transparent stalactites, gi
ant milk white pillars, pools and
streams of pure clear water. A
creek flows from the main openi
ng to the cave and it was here
that the party entered. They
spent a week in exploring the ca
ve and found innumerable pas
sages and chambers, and several
miles from the entrance they
discovered a small lake of clear
water and a waterfall thirty feet
in height.
ere found in he Vrrious cham
bers. Large numbers of flash
light photographs were take.
The only sign of anr animal life
was found a short distance from
the entrance, where a few boney
indicates that bears had used it
for a lair and carried their prey
there. It was estimated that
the main body of the cave was
fifteen hundred feet from the sur
face of the mountain and the
cavern itself appeared to be fully
as large as Matnmbth Cave in
Kentucky.
ved her dead, but a life-like tint
spread over her face and atch-
ers were at her bedside night and
day, She awoke last night as if
lrom a refreshing sleed.
When tjhe girl began to awake
the watdhers 'noticed a slight
heaving of the bosom and her
lips trembled. At first on wak
ing she was dazed, but gradual
ly her senses returned. She
seemed to awake from a refresh
ing sleep. "I've had such astra"
nge dream," She said, "dram
ed I died and went to heaven.
Oh, it as mcst beautiful. Sweet
music, angel voices and happi
ness everywhere. It was like
sitting in a great cathedral and
listening to divine music with
one,s eyes shut. Angels caressed
me and floated about me. I
J.1 .1-J T '. . jl ATM
iiiuuimt x swam m tne air. l ne
lights v ere not bright and daz
zling but soft and low. Oh. I
wished I could have stayed thtre
always,"
A curious incident was noticed
yesterday at the cotton platform.
Some cotton whs brought in
which according to the owners
was six years old. Upon being
cut opon it was found that fully
two-thirds of it was damaged
and almost useless. It had prob
ably been held for better prices.
This woald seem to be a vcrv
unwise course to pursue as the
loss in the end is greater than
the gain by saving the cotton.
News & Observer.
Raiii-l'rociucLi:; Tests.
Toxas Farmer iu Convention.
Coudenscd Editorials.
A Georgia editor, who savs
that the weather is too warm
to write editorials, placed tl.e fol
lowing at the head of his columns:
Free Schools.
Free Ballots.
Free Silver.
Free Whisky.
St. Louis, July 10 A special
dispatch from Fort Worth, Tex
as, savs nearly all delegates to
Pormwc1 A llijifireStnte Con- i
, ,i ' 4.u- ! the kites and connected with an
wntmn which meets there this ...
have arrived. This
Washington, D. G., July 13.
Colonel Dyrenforth of the Depar
tment of Agriculture, with two
! a. - i 1 r, i , j -i r
assistants, leir nere io-aay lor
the interior of Texas, where he
will make further experiments in
regard to the leasib.lit' ol pre
ducing rain in arid regions by
expolding balloons charged with
oxygen and hycrog n at a con
siderable hight in the air. Tests
will also be made in exploding
dvnamite attached to the tails
of huge kites, in connection with
the theor' that rain may be pro
duced by the concussion of high
exolosions in mid-a r. The dvn-
amite is to be ep!odedin tl:e
same manner as balloons, that
is bv a slender wire leading to
electric battery worked from the
fir oun d . C ol o nel D v ren for t h w i I i
seek some sequestered spot i.i
morning,
Convention is a revolt on the
Alliance
Dell. L yJi 1. 1 i v- uviuvk.v , . ...
r . , a r Texas where the noises will no
men against the recent action ol , , ;.ll4.
7,1- i i ti,0 Qisturo anyone
some Alliance leaders. The del -
elates are opposed to the sub
Affections of the bowels, s
prevalent in children, cured by J Buncombe county for w
Simmons Liver Regulator. j has paid $440,429.2 i .
treasury scheme.
The Asheville Citizen has been
to the books of the Register of
Deeds of Buncombe county and
found that Mr. George Vander
bilt has first and last bought up
wnrds of 80,000 acres of land in
rnuntv tor wnicti lie
has paid
and will tn
make a thorough and exnaus-
tive experiment as to whether
or not rain can be produced
hen needeel by means ofexplos
ions near the clouds.
Don't belch in peoples' faces
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Attention to the daily habits
of the vonng prevents sunering:
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Wadesboro Intelligencer: The
County Commissioners in ses
sion here yesterday voted an ap
propriation of $10,000 for. the
new Court House to be built at
Wadesboro. The old one is to
be torn down aud all the mate
rial that is serviceable is to be
used in the new building. The
old material will be worth about
$5,000. This will give Anson
county a Court House worth
$15,000.
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Pimples, blotches and soars
and their cause is removed by
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Engineer Chas. Tood stayed
in his cab and was killed in a
smash-up caused by train-wreck;
ers on the St. Paul road,near
Lansing, la.
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SYMPTOMS r.r I.IVER DISEASE:
Los.3 of appetite ; bad breath ; bad tastt' in
the moutft ; tongiio coated ; pain under tr.o
EhoukIer-bladc ; in the backer e?deoftni
mistaken for rhcuicatisia ; sour stoma, h
with liatuif-ncy and water-brash; indigf-s-tion;
lowt!s lax and cctive by turns;
headr.c'ae, with dull, heavy sensation;
restlessness, vith sensation of having kft
Gomethfryr ur.dona v.hith on'ht to hav
been done; fuJlucRS after eating ; ju1
temper; u.'ue:: tired leefintr; yellow up
pearanpvi ef hSIn ard eyes ; dizziness, etc.
Xot all, but, alwjtys gonie of thefo indi
cate want cf action c the Liver. For
A SafefBeliable Eemcdy
that can do no hnrm and has never beea
known to faii to do .good,
Tate Simmans Liver Eegafator
AN EFt'EVT VA L SPECIFIC FOB
Malnrl, Borl Complaint.
Uyspepsia, Sick UeaiUch,
Constipation. Biliouaeti,
Kitln-y Affect iotin. Jaundice,
itionlal Derreulon, Colic
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION.
"I hare leca pn.cuc',a medicice for twenty
vear ar.fi hart never l-cea i.hle to put up a veajeta
tle compound that wild, like Simmons Liver
K emulator, -promptly and e.TcctusiUy move tb
Liver to actiret, and at the same time aid (inatead
of weaVem the dige&nve axd iiSitoiliUve powers
cf the ystem."
L. M. Histon, t. ., Washington, Ark.
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