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AT FORE 5T HILL.
Tw Mea are llnrt. One Get Harried
. ud Another Will Be Mr. Emery
Knlerlaina.
Mr. I H BeaUy, while stacking
' co'tten in the yard m front of No. 4
p' &ill at Forest Hill Thursdiy even
log 'ell a distance of tlieen feet and
was seriously injured. After, dnv-
initvliis hook" Md the bagging and
. leaning backward, the book lost its
V hold, causing Mr. Beatty to fall to
,.; the hard ground opon his head and
back. Besides receiving injuries tn
the head and e Dine, he is hurt in''
ternally. Dr. L M Arehey was
summoned to attt nd him, aud states
r'' tha while the injuries are serious!,
Mr. Beatty may recover.
Mr. J S Proctor, who runs a slubj
Jber, f ot his left hard.iorno-pieca8
this (Friday) morning in the ma
chineryin Mill No. 2. Ilia band
was so badly torn and mashed that
probably one or more fingers : will
have to be amputated. Dr, S J
'"Montgomery dressed the wounds.
fjj4redue8day night Mr. John
' Hornbuckle was married to Miss
Alice Bailey, one of the mosf charm
ing young ladies on the lliii. In a
very, impressive manner Rev. M A
Smith performed the ceremony.
The'marriage of Mr. II T Wil
liams io Miss Maggie Robinson is
announced for next Tuesday evening
at 6 o'clock.
Mr. F L Emery entertained quite
a number of invited guests Friday
evening at his home on Church
street. Aamocg them were Revs.Sur
rat, M A Smith and J B Carpenter.
The clerks are all .busy atid
things are rocking on smoothly as
usual at the company store.
Death Hear Ml. Pleasant.
Within one mile of Mt P.easant,
&t4et!csyi?, Mrs. William W Eudj
dpd about 11 o'clock Tnursday
night .. ...... .v
; Mrs. Eudy "has been ba'dfy afllicted
, for six months-, or more.. She4 was
stricken with paralysi?, which was
the inamediabe cause of her death." y
. Her husband di.edabout one year
"KgoI'ffiusBeveral boys and girls are
left fatherless and motherless. She
was probably 55 years of age. Her
remains ' were interred in the
Lutheran cemetery at Mt. Pleasant.'.
TalmnKC.KeHiiis.
New York, Nov. 8 The aspocia
tion of the Rev. Dr. De Witt Talmage
with the Brooklyn Tabernacle has
bzen formally severed. Ilia resigna-
tion is due, he said, to the' fact tha
he does not feel that he should k
L:s old congregation io huild the
fourth church for him. He advices
them to eitherjoin other churcfi.si5
, bid for a new pastor. Dr. Tal mage's
JetteV of resignation was"' dattd on
-' Monday and sent to the session.
As to his future plans he says he
will eitlier take a new pastoiate or
enter evangelistic work, "preaching
the gospel to all people without
price.''
1 he session last night met and
' f'ormula'ed a let'er to the Presbytery
asking thashey -formally dissolve
;the fia8tc.4' relations between them
selves and Dr. Talmage, and also
expressing regret at bis action.
Tlie Passins of Poulisin.
One thing, at least, is clearly de
monstrated by Tuesday's elections.
The Populist party has seen its
best days. It was driven out of its
strong holds, and in States where i'
had recently made gains it lost
heavily.
Instead of electing thirty-five or
forty members of -Congress "-as it
iy V-boasttd it would, it has had-ital repre
-O sentation of eeven in that "hody,re:
V duced almost one-half.' , j' ' f
The people ol the Uhifr d Statts
may now and then "be deluded bY,
Republican fallacies, Ibu, tbey-il
never adopt the wild- tieiefi&fi
v government whieh the Populi6ts
proclaim. They have seen Populism
pnt to practical test. Several States,
have been under its complete domi
nation. The result has invariably
b o the Bame. The credit of the
gtate has Buffered ; private property
has depreciated fearfully ; outside
capital has refused to come and mil
lions of dollars have been takeiTout
of the reach of reckless Populistic
leei8Ution. .... -..
The various trials fhat have been
accorJed to Populism have all re
Bnlted 'in one .verdict' It is . that
Populism is incapable of safe gby--.
ernmeni i nd fatal to public and pii
pg'e in'teregtSj ' ' ; ' " ' '
Populism is . doomed. Atlanta
The failu'reuBinesa has begun
A bb)i iq California - threw up the
ipong-o$ ,jpfitorsdaj.'.",.i' We wtre
rrbiiii !'prfiere is it?
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A HISTORY OF HUMANITY.
A Characteristic fin miliary of the
. Dolnsr Mnfc'f rhnv niti Burliest
Creation? "- j
CHAPTER I."'
The earliest informatidn which we
have ot matf ia thathe as created
Having exhausted hiniself.m calling
the animals names he proceeded 'to
go to sleep I .
CHAPTER JI.;
Woman then occurs, and her fiCst
.of ;th majt'rijbS'for her owrcohH
venience. , eAJ:! J
CllAKTElS III. Mjp Jf
is now ut the strtft'iiit -j
errestrial' proaptijflli
CHAPTER III
Woman
feminine terrestri
possesses th'ej)njy. li v' iHan.Vaad
she inhahTts-t5"e.i!arlTse ' of - Pl'eaS-'
1 he next incident. thorefore.-i5--rri
inevitable sequence. -
Strauns frfitn Adan
ntn ntPrMtinn with th nn!r n-l.r
talking creature in tho gtrla-ti
wit, the serpent, ihe uiosi villa'inou
loathsome and venomous ai.imil nf
xi empuasize me situation, mis
particular serpent is Satan the
principle of Evil.
CTAITER IV. .
The serpent deceiyes Eve, wbo
possessing entire h$$$j3, charac
teristicayeefttar geest ; f or some
thing new!
CHAPTER V. .
Eve rejoins Adam, prevails upon
him to make a fool of himself, as
she already had of herself,:and hid
ingleaves the first man tp tell the
tirat lie!.V
CHll'TER VI.
Adam and Eve are summarily ex
pelled fiom Paradise.
Thus, upon the first da5 the first
woman fell at the first temptation,
ruined the firet man and accomplish
ed sufficient mischief to endure eyen
u,nt il the JajjLBnpet bai sn m mon
the last " niau" to attend, the Jj-ist
Judgnjnte
A very creditable. tiudjess rehear-saI..V-
:, .....
. . ,?
Keproduc4e the ingredients ol this
rpisodj'wtftTfetjraBS elaboration,
innumerable billipiis of times, and
you have the complete "History of
Humanity" frpmthj first breath to
the last sigiV "
. . ;-not
. In the" course orflie busy first day
the" first woman iu-venftU. the i first
aoiuuu
A circu-nsttucrf of interest is that
:..',,y wt . -. ; '-
hve inadgufiite'u ff frrale drss with a
lea, aj)dy ivckgn-vtjll' recTntif'
jfashion hus continually added to tbe
coatum with- - civilized iroman;
hall wearIi1h:erbijin,served for
this century, hoTever. to rexerse the
.rpeessVbyapidly undressing hen,,
and it may l,. thenfore i.hatthV
end of the wbrlu 'will occui?iwhen-
woman reaches agdin re-inxpensive
starting point. At the precetWratt-
this may be estimated to.hnpp?n
.omewheae.about 1S97i P.paij
be a tritld. earlier. London Truth:
vsa.i rio -- . .- .-. .1
. iKi
-. .
A jouDg lady in OoncordTi&thai
possessor f. a 4ojr innocent 3$aoiry
oird thafc h
talent for the
birds can s
told.. She has owned the.brdfcr
several years, and until WeduesJay
'Morning las", it had never sarg a
note, and since the election returns.
have brought forth the sad news of
Democraticdefaat, the little fellow
eems$o be trying itself. ;Ic has
sangieach -'day incessantly. The poor
littlebmU life has been threatened
appn thebelief that it is a Repub i-
can. " - .
"f Tbia i ll ad actual fact. The lady
lias' she many tars over thd sudden
Ajbangehnt the poor little. caged
birdtjsf.not cease to send frth it?
sncoanting notes. y.i
Poo bird!.. j
Pearson Elected in Hm mih.
Asheville, Nov. 9. The; tfficial
returns are not all in but it appears'
fsomDeuiocritic wards, but f bought
better of it and withdrew his1!; objec-:
tions -'in this county Losk and
Bpi'uhim are elected by 66 arid 162
..majority, respective!:', for the4Iou8e.
Ifl e,,wht$ Pct)s count j ticket
is elected bj majorities raDgiifg from I
43 to 245Jwhi;c&&Bsflitoifc
airc!oJ4.gas
A-ood 10 L
; Money io ioan',m eaf estate.
W.G. Means atfornev. tf -
as lStely develoftjM-fjMdjrljiaotifi 7, ttewitiork
sweet notes thatTlutfft 1 ' ' "WO" .
Dg. But the BtorJott f ei"S?th-; CarbKBa Y,
CfEtaW th'tirM'earstf 3 1 ecv ed to!
I - VL- rffeirerMie8'ff'! Signed.. J), W.
lii i- . ii7 r FTrefen,?tTeT(r3m-Whv mt -ive
(nliKlpd its work this altprnnnw tRi& kr t -. iJI' iai ".Ji. -
UvJ. ...v: v' 1V KParanteed andjottles are, free
OVER 100 YEARS OLD.
An Honest Colored Man Passes Away
He Had the KeMpcci oi. Alt.
Some days ago the Standard made
nention of tbe eerion affliction of
'Uncle Alfred" Barriej a lespcdt
able, honest, faithful old colored
man of Concord.
Uptooneyear ago he lived in
Alt. Pleasant. He had the respect
M f verybodv. "Uncle AlfreVI" was
WTe'woo'd cuOfreT orrbat town
but,.vi'.h.a
frank face rile was over lOQ je'are
dd: ; "-- . f
lid wia'sn'orfiual African. Iiav
ih U'etr bfought Trom Africa wbea
1 JjbJfaj1.' .Tv3as owtei by olu
Mr. teJ-iUiina iixviicr, of Mt. Pieas
M f. at 1 HV'cl''n'fithe war."- -'ui!clj
Aie- is dead,-. . He
's
: .. rjasswl away Thursday ni?ht. -Peade
PeaO
I uuuijib. n.m ju-jucuoive, ins
va?.
x 1.1 i-a
ii-fie'lwill IrSceuieiiiberd for. year
J-mqi heboid he'WS cannot Je. told,
trii -enough is- knfrwn to knTjw- thujt
I he Xcxl House ol Ke)reseiilat i ves. j
a..-:'V'aSj5glo.n.,;.Nov. 7. Chairmaa
Bibcock, of the Republican ' C0"n'f
gressional campaign coinmitteeies
timates the next House will be.121
Democrats, 231 Republicans, and 4
Populist?, giyirg the Republicans
clear msjority of ICG over-all', This
estimate is bused on returns received
up to 3 o'clock p. ni.
The Republican Congressional
Campaign committee clostd . up its
headquarters today. Several at
tempts v;-; ! made this morning by
Chairman Uabcock aud Secretary
JlcHee to prepare a able ehoing.
the relative party representations in
the next House, but each time fuller
returns received threw out the cal
cjlation. The Democratic cam
paign committee concedes a .Republi
can plurality fifty-six in the ; next
House. .
Washington, Iwv. 7. At 8:6'olock
tonight Mr. Bibpopk, gave out the
following statement ; . '
"Returns received up to tiirs:hou'r
show that we have elected .jover 00
members, with several other States
to near from. We have carried the
solid Congressional delegations of
twenty-three States. We have car
ried the majority of the "delegations
in thiriy .!tt ites, ; thereby ' enabling
us to elect a l'rcsident in case the
electipn. should 'be throwS ' iuto tbe
House! -The returns indicate that
ve have'seenred controlf the iuxt
j Seje by a majority of one to tliree
rncin couniiDg me voce or ipnn
Ciirolina, which Jhs undoubtly
r-lectedly a Republican Legislature."
Chaiiman Babcock's figures show
:that thelicpublicans have carried
7tl-iolljCuiiVgrSta&s by s&Mid .Con:
greesional delegations: Connecticutt,'
(Jo!ora3o, Delaware, Idaho, lnd,iaTia,
jkaajaAf JiBJ' Massachusetts,
&Uoigtriii'Muiola, Montana, Ne
bfasirrif "New nm.pehire, New Jersey,
h.Dafofii? Ofegon, Rlrf.fe Is-ln-hT
'$jot8j Vejirrgnt,
iVpk.igj.Vjtoming, West'if
g inio. abxl vW-iscohsin, -The ! number.
Of districts hMmf -the Rfephbli
itftV Varfftff 'ttf 'Other Stafef are:
lliijaij.i,jva-10, Kent 5,
iThisisa very inopportunetime
Vor Co"i!cii41JJe;ui&Jto.be looking
blue, but blue he is .and.looltFi it's.
all owrJe election, IIe;jwas over
yesterday talking over the "dreadful
busihess'.and bimpaning tlf'a fa'ct
that CWaWaff :had". joini'd- rh'Rep
P,op procession. Charlotte Obewvea..
"""' "liiiitflits Si ihe r Maecabci'.
The State Commander wrftefis
froXiVWr?',ire'b.', sis follows :
''After, trying, other, medicines ifor.
w lrrt isgp fi8 t pit- a iter? - obs ti n a ce'
c6ugh in our two children wetried
llr. "' King's New Discovery and at
te'!eiruOTjwetlHy8fcc-'d6Qgh ens
irely ' lerf Wetof r-tWs iyKl not be
witboat it hereafter, as our. experi-
ceiveEQM teireswhere ; all
at.: Jetzer 8 . Vrug store-f. iiegular
size 50 c. and $1- 00 - t . ,
; JUDGE! GRAVES DEaB'
i- - " -
lie rnased Away at Mt. Airy Y'qMertlny
Morninir at 10:IOOTloe
Airoy. ijnAae fesse F
PMvt
uteaaftC 10 o'ejogk. Jdge privre
.'Nortn- Carofina College at Mr,
Pleaan, has vven iff the chisa of '05
Who U Uie Jonah ?
Jfextpomes Thankgiving.
Begin to advertise Christmas goods
now..,, i
! ':
The electric lights are about all
straight again. ' . .
Policeman B!ac! welder, of Cbar-
il.otte, a native of Cabarrus, is quite
Mr. John W'Fink, who had bpen
qaite sick for a month or more, is
able to be out we are-glad to say
Judge Graves 1? critically ill Ht
-his home in Mt. Airy. His life -13
despaired of. . ..
Dr. W H Wakefield who.visits
Con'cord frequently on .professional
work, ia to change .his homeV"6m
4 . Winston to Charlotte. " '
The Charlotte Observer has re
cently put in a job office, managed
by Mr. R E Blakely, a clever and
courteous old gentleman.
Lippard & Barrier's black de
livery horse got scared Thursday
afternoon at a covered wagon and
backed the hack all ' over the sido
walk. No damage was done.
One hundred and sixtv-three men
marched to the music of a .brass
band fiom McAdensville to Lowell
and cast a solid Democratic vot
Brass bands must be a Jonah."
Miss Edna Pitts has accepted a
portion with the Lowe Co. Mies
Pitts has many friends in the city
who aregkd to know she is again
with us. She will be glad to see
them all.-
Dr. D G Caldwell is in Concord
to stay and will not live in the
country, as many believe, lie will
be found at the home of Mrs. Dr,
Heuuerson, on West Depot street,
instead of the St. Cloud Hotel.
Jlr. Lee S Overman, of Salisbury,
has been elected president of the
Board of D.rectors of the North
Carolina Railroad Company. This
is to fiil the vacancy caused by the
death of W F Kornegay, of Golds-
boro. . v ( '. ,"'
The reason Mr. Joh'S'D Green, of
No.'S', yoted the Fusion ticket was
that one year ngo he trot $1.50 per
day as a carpenter and now just
$1.25. Fusion must put np wages
to $1 50.
Fred. T Adims, a New York-
broker, who had been offering so
much money and heavy odds on Mors
ton's election, won $70,000 on the
election. If Hill had been victo
rious, Adams would have lost more
than 5250,000.
It is said of a certain official who
has recently devoted much time to
th6 stnly of grace-saying that he
had hecome so accustomed to res
peatiog "O Lord make us thankful,
etc," t hat when he was swearing a
pian Thursday he began with the
&bov9 "0 Lord, etc." instead of
VDo you'solemnly swear, etc." He
is a young 'man - and married, and
hasn't bs'en in public office many
years.
- Two.-years from now, wh?n the
Republicans and Democrats are
struggling for "supremacy in this
country, where will be our Populist
neighbors..? Elated with the ap
parent, success of the fusion moye
ment, they vainly ioihgiue that they
Have swolled up ard absorbed the
fvepubilcan party, but in 1896 ther
will find that they themselves have
been swallowed and wiped out of ex
istence ! Chatham Record.
North Carona 4 per cent, bonds,
which'were selling at $100 Monday
dropped to $98 yesterday, a loss of
$2, -ind oor 6 per cents., which were
selling at $126 dropped to $123, a
los8.or$3. This may not be due to
the political slump in the State, but
it, is hard to believe otherwise ' en
no such thing has occurred bi
and when it is remembered w
kind of men, will probably contro'
our State affair. We will not be
surprised if our bonds fall to a
much loner figure., Salisbury Her
aid. ' '
We are indebted to the publisher,
Jas. II Eonies, of Raleigh, N. C,
for a copy of Turner's N.- C. Alma
nac. Itis the mcst valuable that has
ever .been issued. To tbe farmrr
aad housekeeper, it is a mine of in
formation for the whole year. In
fact, the Almanac is valuable to
eyerybody. If you have never had
ft'll'nrner s N. t. : Almanac in your
Ijtifscv buy one and hang it np by
iVne nr.'piace ior rererence, ana es-
Lpejcially;insickness, emergencies or
auy;other matterand yon will never
a without one again, It will' save
.you. many'dolla'sm a year, and can
be LoDght for the very small eumtjf
10 cefaw if ynnmll addres Ihe pub
lisher, Jas. H Enniss, Raleigr-,' N. C.
Don't fail to get one. -
' Politics is very quite these days.
Onr Mthodiat'people a'c getting
ready"' ft).' the 'Annual Conference.
It meets in Statesville this year.
Mr. Luther Ridenhoar, of St.
John's gave us a pleasant call. He
hopes when the shipment of silver
begins that a divide will be m de.
Th L. L of A. met Fridy night
and a great time was had. This
orgaLizi'ion is young, but haa lots
of life in it.
Mrs. Dr. II C Herring left Thurs
day night for Charlotte, where Dr.
Herring has located. This means one
loss to Concord of agood and valua
ble family.
Evidently there is to be another
year and tbe millpnifm is not yet at
band; at least a new Almanac for
1805 is out and tells us what kind
of weather we are to have.
Mr. J Whit Burkhead and family
haye moved uut to their new country
Lome. Mr. Burkhead says it is not
the Ury place anv more. "Lansing"
is the name.
Mr J W Mehaffey of our town
has kept a list of all ilio deaths of
adults in Concord since thg war.
The Standard will publish the list
and if there be any omissions we
want to correct it.
The New York. Celebrities, . Louis
Blumenberg, manager, will be in
xVimory Hall tonight. Don't fail to
atenO, Oar people know this com
pany and the entertainment will be
unusually fine.
The Standard forgot to say, and
in fact overlooked, that in the gen
eral wreck la3t Tuesday we saved
not only Jim Gibson but Robt.
Sappenfield, who vas elected town
ship constable.
Coroner Dorsett says he has no
donbt but that Mr. J W Butler of
Ehochyille, was murdered. He had
had a dispute at a corn bhuckins
and was driving a 20-year old horse
tnat was never known-to. run away.
The jury did not finish their work,
adjourning to meet next Wednesday.
Salisbury Herald.
While the fusionist3 were cele
brating their victory at Maiden on
Wednesday night an explosion occur-
ed which resulted in the death of one
man and mainning for life another.
It seems they were using some old
iron they had gotton to celebaate
with, when one of the pieces ex.
ploded, striking Mr. J. F. Rudsiil
on the leg shattering it so fearfully
that amputation below the knee was
necessary. .Mr. Joe Setzer was
struck on the side of tbo head by a
piece of material crushing his skull
and killing him. Newton Enter
prise.
Ienioera(s Have Kijjht Texas on-
vrressmen.
Dallas, Texas, Noy. 9. Not more
than ODe -third of the vote, of the
State has been reported officially,
but enough is known to predict the
fcbect's of Culberson. Democrat, for
Governor, by about 40,000 plurality,
lie runs ten to fifteen thousand be
hind the balance of ihe State ticket.
Tne Democrats certainly elect Ooii -gressmen
in eight of the thirteen
districts, namely: First Hutcheson,
4,000 plurality; second. Cooper, 3,
0()0; third, Yoakum, 1,500; fourth,
Culberson, 2,000; fifth, Bailey, S,
000; ninth, Shyers, 1,500; tenth,
Crowley, 1,000; eleven'h, Cram,
1,0C0.
A Preaelier in Tronhle.
A committee to hear charges
against Rev. Mr. Yarborougb, pas
or of B street chapel, in this city,
has been appointed by Rev. Dr
Brooks, presiding elder of the Char
lotte District. The trial before the
committee will be Le!d next week.
The specific charge ii that Mr. Yar
borough tried to lead astray a young
female member of his conjiregation.
Mr, Yarboroui h is a young man,
and has n ver yet been through con
ference. A good deal of feeling. bas
oeen excited against him in t !
conmunity and especially aunos g tne
members of his .congregation
Charlotte News
Paid $100 To Get One Thrown On f . .'
The canvassing board of the elec
tion returns were asked to throw
out No. 8 township because one man
voted. It was claimed that a Mr.
Kizer, who is a liner of Cabarrus
and Stanly was registered'in No. 8
a d voted ther?.
The managers of the Populists
sent for Esq. Geo. Bapon of Char
lotte to com6 over and . appear for
them. He heard the case and said:
the box can not be thrown out, but
the one vote of Kizer can be,' if it is
certain that he lives in Stanly and
not Cabarrus. ' It cost $100 to' have,
Mr Bason to Bay this. '
HOLTON TQBABCOCK. "
ThlnkM His C'rowd Is Golnic to Need
riiem nt the Meeting of I he CanvHss.
ins Hoard.
Washington, Nov. 8 Ths foilow
irg letter from Noitli Carolina re
ceived at headqua ters explaim
itself:
Gksensboro, N. C, Nov- 8, "Jt.
Hon, J. W. iiabeock, Washington,
D. C.
Dear Sir: We won a complete
victory at the polls here yesterday.
Have elected the judical ticket bj
an estimated majority 'of over 40,00!
and Lave both uranehes.of the Leg
islature, with four Republicans and
tLrea Populists. The fight will have
to bo made tomorrow before the
county canvassing boards. These
boards havq judical powerp, thf
right to investigate the legality o!
every vote, and pass- upon tut
regularity tjf tho precinet returns.
It w'll ba necessary forus to have
lawyers of reputation und ability to
appear befcu'e these canvassing
boards in many of the eounties ol
the State. Will be compelled to em-J
ploy Democratic lawyers at good
fees; besides, it will be a stroke ol
policy to get tnem. I - have' borne
the expenses of this campaign main
ly, and now my mone.v is exhausted.
Our candidates ' cliiim that they
have cot t'o means, and this is true
with the most cf them. If we succeed
in holding the State it is the end of
Democracy here, for wo have had
for years the majority, but through
the election machinery wo have been
defrauded. If you can do anything
for us name the emount by wire im
mediately upon tho receipt tf this
We have been arranging to employ
counsel by wire where needed, if we
can raise the n:eaus. The Demos
crats say that they have given up
tha State, but information comes tc
us that they intend to do their work
before the caevassiag boards to
morrow. Some of theii unguarded politi
cans are saying that they have the
machinery and expect to use it, ana
do not intend to give up the State:
" That the count beats voting." I
have made estimates in thirty eoun
ties in tho Stae on definite infoim-.
ation, and in these couies va have
gained 2b,O0O ov:r the vote v of -two
vt ars ago, and have gained in these
counties 35 members of tho House
out of 46, and it seeu:s that this ratio
will bo kept up except in the first
and ninth districts, and in ihese we
have gained abput 6,000. Pearson's
majority in the ninth is 102, and
Skinnei's in the fir--t is 800.
Yours truly,
A. E. Holtox.
Chairmon State Executive Com,
Chairman Babcoek telegraphed a
reply to this letter, directing the
Republican manager to take the
necessary steps to protect their
Congressman, and that the com
mittee would stand by them.
To He .Married in Pennsylvania.
Cards have been issued for t he
marriage of Mr. Henry F Otten to
Mis3 Margaret Peschan, at Zion
Evangelicdl Lutheran church,
Greensburg, Pa., on November 22nd.
They will be "at home," 400 North
Front street, Wilmington, N. C
after Noyember 29th. Miss Peschau
13 a daughter of Rev. F W E Pes.
chau, who was so long stationed in
Wilmington, and who is so popu
larly known in Concord and
throughout the SVaie.
It Hay Do as j
Mr, Fred Miller of Irvicg, 111,,
wites that he had a severe kidney
trouble for may years, with severe
pains in hi3 back and also tbat his
bladder wa3 afiected. He tried
many so-called Kidney cures but
without any good results. About a
jpjir ago he began use of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adopted
to cure all Kidney and Liver troub'es
and often givc3 almost instant re
lief. One trial will prove cur
statement. Price only 50c. for large
bottle at Fetzer's Drug store.
Itucklen'a Armcn halve.
The Best Salve in the world foi
Uut3, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
elands, Chiblainp, Corns atid ali
l.in Erup ions, and positively cure?
i iles or no pay required. It ie
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
uioney refunded. Price 25 cents pel
box. For sale at P. B Fetzer s Drue
tore
i.ook Out! ,
A co el wave is corning ana if you
want to keep warm, buy vour coal
of Brown & Kimmons; they have
the best in the market. Leave your
orders at Kimmon; store and they
will be filled promptly. We also
keep shop coal oh hand constantly,
fjb3dw Known & Kimmoxs.
A prominent Democrat was askeu
how he felt aver the election : Tm
like the boy that stumped his toe,"
said he, "I am too big to cry and it
hurts too bad
i
ysiiaugiu--- -
Highest of all in Leavening Power. -Litest U. S. Gov't Report.
iBStKflHEB2f."POB
ELEO'lIONT COMMENT.
Xotv Look for tiiek'ojtiilist Milieu Sum
The Millennium may now be cs
pectc-d. Everybody inn? exp-.'ct e
have p'.euty cf money at least $5(
ler papitu, and cotton wr! h? a
iea3t teu ce;. '.8 a pcun-', or, C a not
the Populists promise a'l these
things if they carried the eiecuju :
Chatham Keeoid.
Time to ;et l!o u tu fdisiness.
Now that the election is over it h
ibont time to settle down to busi
ness again. This is tha best cc-untn
in the world, isiiu can be made one
of tho most iloiuishiug on the face
jf the ear ih. If the Populiats and
Democrats and Rpub!ican3 will co
operate together to build up tbii
great country, it will become the
garden - spot of the world, Wilson !
Advanc3.
Time (or 1 milt I'imiiii.
This is no tini-j . for crimia-uion
md recrimioatioa amaag tha Di-irus
erats.
cocsn't matter now hLo,
if anybody, is responsible for the re
sult of Tuesday's election. The
thing for Democrats to do is to pull
hemsehe3 together and get ready
lor the fight of 1 SDK forgetting
thoie things that are lehhiL and
looking forward io these liv.it are be
fore, to press forwatd toward the
mark cf the prize. Charlotte Ob.
server,
lCeiiil!ieau Discipline I.! it.
As a party we have alwaj'3 lacked
tfrfi.oric.-sivcnesa "of tl:4 ub'Cin?,
and have never shown the diieipliDe
for whtch the Republic in pirty is
80 remarkable. Ia the campaign
that preceded the contest of Tues-
uay lueix-was no E(piauuuii over I
miner issues, nor men, m their
ranks, bat solidly they moved and
solidly they marched to the ballot
ooxes ano. case ineir oaucis. n-
nncgtou otar.
iiKi-tzY k::.
Candidate. "The election
mull-
agers threw out three of your vr.u
Voter. '-'Jerusalem ! 'in' o
leaves six '."Atlan'a Ccns'itutioa. i
She. "Here's a lot cf s'.ufi abcut a
wif i always buying her hnsbaeid's
ties. I never ste anything funny in
such thing3."
He. "No, nc; they are al .vays in
the worst tas'.e and cheap, too."
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
A Frenchman has inven'ed a ma
chine which turns cut :l cigarettes
a minute. It will be hard vcittfor
the cofTui trust to keep ahead of that
game. Detroi Sun.
so interests! in pedigrees '
"Probably because every
I'hihidelphia is hymg in the time of t
hia ancestor?." Chicago Record.
Wife. "The pi ice of the clock wss
10, but I got a discount, m it only
cost me is."
Husband. "Yes, but yon conld
huve got li;e same thing at EeezVs
for ?5.:'
Wife. "That may be, but then
Jjeezle wouldn't have taken off any
thing." Brston Transcript.
The snow ia Colorado was the
result of Gov. Wake's absence. He
keeps things too hot for it when he
is there. Ch cgo Post.
"The missionary was ma le much
of by the natives, I hear."
"Yes, by judicious feeding they
nearly doubled his weight. Detroii
News Tribune.
Some girls come home from the
fashionable schools with their nanits
"o completely changed that they
don't know their o d sweethearts.-
Oalla8 News.
"That Joshua story is ttv., I sups
poce," soliloquized Mr. Figg, who
hai to get Tommy ready for school,
"out it was no 8-year-old son he
tried the trick on." Indjau-an
Journal,
e-ome p ricu- aru content wi
partial success, bu'j the grand bei1
and persistent soul wan a thefulle
measure of success. Withtba, h.
'jxertious, the happiest results are to
aiiv
v
1
L
be expected.
OWENS' MAJORITY 2 S
i.alei-4 nlciilalion in the lislrlet Cut
li IXikh to T.iat S umber.
L'.'xington, ICy, Nov. 9. Tne
friends of W C O .veus are becoming
a'armed ;.t the ciilculations xl the
ii -rttfiAi'T, us. OSver.s majority has
')-: n cut uj 'n to 2, They say they
vi)l tbrotf out Benjon precinct, in
Krnklin conn'y, on account of the
rr-.'gularitie.s which will reduce the
v.)U of Owens 50, Oldham coun
:y's majirity for O vens hp.3 been
enunti-a at 230, but the sLcrilfof
'.h;:t county te'ri'ph3 here that it
ts l.Si, making a difference of iS
viit:?, and tliU talien from 50,
le.ivci 0e -i a riuj jrity of two.
a ::r i-;.i.it'.i. vicvouv.
Mr. IJ. L. i'.achanan, the only
e ii-?pub:i.-?:;n on the recent
all of which
j; ns?!f, says it
result.
oeen eiec.ee!,
i
I'd: ulists cten a3 true to him as he
WH3 tO thrt Popllli:t8.
Notwithstanding this breaking of
faith with Mr. Buchanan, he is
nappy,
yCSj lt j3 a Republican victoryf
Tn popniists fire ot of date. They
hava gone by he board evervwheref
ind here in North Carolina thev
have t. Lii swallowed by the Repubt
ci:i party.
: r-uc'i 13 life.
I.iTTI.li SNA I'M.
Dr. Talmage has resigned.
This
it is
'3 ihe fourth and final time,
31U.
Ii is now certainly known that
the Pops h.ive carried eveiything
It is churned that they have eyen
swept Atrica,
Mr. J C L Hams, one of the
uiitbors of the North Carolina Fus
don saj3 : "The Legislature will
ehct Marion Butler and Dr. J J
.Mott to the United States Senate."
Tiih has been known for some time,
should they succeed a" they have.
fiEIRT niSPISF 3il FlR.v
Short Breath, Palpitation.
lvoKomo, ina.,ana a brave ex-so
says: "l naa been severely tro
witn nean aisease ever since le
the army at the close of the lat
1 was troubled with palpitatio;
shortness of breath. I cou
sleep on my left 6ide and h;
around my heart. . I becam
that I was much alarmed, a
tunatelv mv attention waa r'
! ,;;n:nty funv;:i ttch't
! -v.o v'ect.d ex
ji, :l: vu',:i. ; - : I
j . ir. iJuei.. ..;::) is r: It is a
j It :iblicai: i : I: is such in A
ti:--Suite. . e ered men, A j
vvi: h ;t i . i..i;o-.:-. not yoted (
solidiy for i . .'. luve b-.en I
Tlu-ro ur-j t i. :.- t .iy Rc-puo-lictius
as iVpi..:. i.nt, what eise
cou id it he I u; ;. il.p iblican vie- - '
It goe:; without saying that Mr. I
j Bvcivnun, '.;. gh defeated, is de- 1
lighted wit'' ':e result. Jonld
1 : ...i,... -ill
They uae t claim everything. V
i'his year they take everything. I
What's become cf the Farmers'
t!l;nee? 1
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