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UTTLE
Are the joy and sunlight of our
"homes. Use all care to keep the
little ones in health. Do not give
them nauseous doses. You . can
overcome their fables with Dr.
King's . . - ; . -
ML
Ft . a
iiuvcu yyiissyiuuiD
They all like to take it because it
does not taste like a medicine,
but like a lemonade.- It cures colic
flednced Railroad Rates.
Cotton State and International
Exposition, Atlanta Ga. Tickets
on sale September 5 and 12 and
daiJy from September 15 to Decern-
ber 15. 1893, inclusive with final
limit January 7, 1896. Fare for
round trip S14.20. Tickets on sale
da:ly from September 15 to Decern-
ber 80, Inclusive with final limit
fifteen dajTs from date of sale. Fare
for round trip $10.40- Tickets on
sale daily from September 15 to
December 30, ioclusive with final
limit seven days from date of sale.
Fare for round trip $6 55.
Burke County Agricultural Fair,
Morgan ton, N. C, tickets on sale
October 14th to 17th inclusive, final
limit October 18 fch, 1895. Continue
ous passage in both directions. Fare
for round trip $3.30.
Buffalo Bill's Wild west Show,
Salisbury, N, C. Tickets on sale
Oct. 11. Final limit Oct. 12, 1895.
LOVE LED TO RUIN.
in young children, overcomes all Fare for round trip 90 cents. Conw
bowel troubles, gives good digestion, tinuous passage in both directiods.
Convention of International Aa
and quiet, healthful sleep. sociation of Fire Engineers u-
As a tonic for weak children and gusta, Ga. Tickets on sale Oct 5, 6
and 7, good going on dat-v of sale
only. Finai limit Oct. 25, 1895.
Continuous passage in each direc
tion. Fare for round trip $7.45,
Ironclad conditions to be complied
with.
General Missionary Convention,
Dallas, Texas. Tickets on sale Oct,
The Atlanta Ctos&Jal Co., Atlanta, Ga. Finai amit Oct. 30, 1895. continuous
write tor 48.par6 Book. Hailed Free. posssgd in each directioE.Fare for
FETZER'S DRUGSTORE. 1L35;.; ?onricIad con
as a remedy for use in teething, it is
the greatest in the world.
SSold by Druggists, new package,
large bottle, 103 m Doses, One Dollar.
Manufactured only by
ditions to be complied with.
no
ADVERTISE
jT RIGHT HERE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:
Having been duly appointed 81.
REDUCED RATES.
Cotton States end Intentional Exposition
ATLANTA, GA.,
September 18 December 3f, f89JF
"Sforthe above occasion the Southern Hallwa v
Co. will sell low-rate round-trip tickets to
A fVV- A TWTFmT A tf A .1 a A
,,oi;-a np;n;,,nt, t w n.fn xxa, khu return on me iouoit-
or J. u Vitncr8poonj aeceasea, a i
TDerson noiairig claims asainac tne frot
---1 m i i j " r T I I
saia deceased are noreDy nojDiuea to
present them duly authenticated to f SffS'
S j . . , Asneville, N. O. ......
the undersigned for payment on or Burlington, n. c
before the 6th day of September, Burkoviiie, Va
1896, or this notice will be plead as chaSS v.7.7.-":.
a bar to their recovery. Also all Charlottesville,' va!
tersons owing said estate are notK nJiPUI,?Ic
xicu luau piuaaiJu jj.tyuiauL is tjyeuu Charlotte, N. U
cd
This, Sept. 5, 1895.
M. F. Nesbit,
Administrator.
Danville, Va
Durnam, jm. u
Front lioyal, Va
Greensboro, N. C...
Goldsboro. N. C
Hendersonville, N. C.
Hickory, N. C
CONCORD MARKETS
COTTOX MARKET.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling.......... .........8 10
Middlings 7.85
Dow middling .......
Stains 5 to 61
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected bv C. W Swink,
-Bacon........ 81
' Sugaieured 1 naoia..;... ...... 12itol5 Washington, p. c ....
r' ii -j o j. r. We$t Point, Va
B-r kal M. xk fcVV wwj -'- w vvr S
Bee3 wax , 20
Butter ..........15
, Ohickeni......... . ........... 10to20
Corn ..45
.Eggs. 121
Xtard ....8toll
Elour(North Carolina) ...1.75
High Point, N. C
Ho: Springs, N. C ....
Henderson, N. C. . . . .
Lynchburg, va
Lexington, N. C .....
Morgan ton, N. C
JVIarion, N. C
Newtcn, N. C
Orange, Va
Oxford, N. C.
Richmond, Va...
Reidsville, N. C.......
Raleigh, N. C...
South Boston, Va ....
Strasburg, Va
Salisbury, N. C.......
Statesville, N. C
Taylorsville, N. C . . . .
XTyon, JN. U
B
10.40;
9.65
36.2519.23
12.85...
18.7013.70
23.2517.05
25.30 U.55
20.8515.30
23.2517.03
20.4015.00
H.20.
13.15;. .
20.0514.70
20.4015.00
26.2519.25
17.6512.95
21.7515.95
11.70 .....
15.30......
16.95'
14.00
20.4015.00;.
22..E0 16.50,....
10.05:
15.30......
14.85
15.30
24.5518.00
20.4015 00
3.2517.05.....
18.85 13.80
20.4015.00
21 ,5515.80
26.2519.25
15.30
15:30
16.35
in r.
xvr. hj . .
u.oo;....;
9.40..... 5.75
9.65
;1.X t
13.50
10.55'
12.40'
!10ajOj
8.60i....
. . . . .
12.45!.....
10fi0t
6.55
5.85
10.20
10.45!
14.00......
920)
ii. co;
5.23
7.25
8.40
75
ft rr.
11.80.....
11.25
10.90
11.25!
10.45!.....
11.50.....
8.05
7.25
7.10
7.25
ll2o.
11 vti
13.10.....
10.451....-
12.40
9.70.....
10.45.....
10.80
14.00
7..25
7.25
8.15
4.90
2J
12. CO
7.85'
9i vr.io 9fJ ItA m
A a ..... i-r . . . .
23.6517.35 12.60
26.2519.25 14.00.....
Warrenton. Va
lllcesboro, N. C ;22.95 16.85 . .... 11 .30 .
winston-Salem, N. C. 19.00 13.05! .....1 9.80.....
fBates from intermediate points in proportion.)
EXPLANATION.
Column A : Tickets 7ill bo sold September 5
and a2, and daily from September 15 to Decem
ber lj, 1895, inclusive, with final limit Juuuarj
7, 1896.
Column D: Tickets trill be sold dsiiy from
Meal...... , ..Do with final limit twenty (20) days from da:e o'
Oats....... ......30 to 35
Tallow........ .......... 3to4
Worth
mm
Urn,
MT. PLEASANT, N. O.j
REV J. D. SHIREY.I D.1D., PRES
sale.
Column C: Tickets Trill bo sold daily from
September 15 to December SO, 1895, inclusive,
with final limit fifteen (15) days from date of
sale. No ticket to bear longer limit than Janu
ary 7, 1896.
Column D : Tickets trill hA an
-and Thursdays of each week from September
".1' wwemuer at, ioya, inclusive, with final
limit ten (10) days from date of sale.
Column E: Tickets will be sold daily from
September 15 to December 30, 1895. inclusive,
with final limit seven (7) days from date of sale.
ADADEMIO, COMMERCIAL
AND
- COLLEGIATE COURSES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Is the only line entering the Exposition
(irounds, having a double-track, standard
guage railway from the center of the city of
Atlanta to the Exposition Grounds.
ov tickets and full Information aodIv ta
jj -
your nearest asrent, or address
J. M. CCTLP, '
x Traffic ifanaffer,
O
Total necessary expenses
session of 35 weeks, $85.00 to
137.000.
Next session begins Sent
c XT r 1 inr a ttn . .
3.;i895. For cotalogne aiidPAAL,
TT.A.TUEK,
Genl Pass. Afft
iPW Fenna. Are washinjrtoiu D. CL
COAL FOR SALE
special information, address
the President as above, or
lm. Secretary op Faculty.
HIGH SCHOOL
Opens September 2. Offers full, thor
ough preparation for college ; practical,
thorough training for business or life.
For information or announcementf ad
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
SOFT COAL,
BLOCK COAL,
"r STONE COAL,
SMITH COAL ,
Best Coal in the Son th.
Accurate weight and prompt
delivery
Low Price. Call on
K. L. CRAVEIJ.
jan 1, i k
A Guilty Flight After Tears, Honor,
Wealth and Social Standing: Thrown
Aside that Lovers Might Be To-
. gettter.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct.In the
town of Cochrane, Jnd:, sixteen
miles from Cincinnati, lived an old
soldier named Henry Wright, liis
wife and their only child, Harriette,
who became distinguished for sher
beauty as she grew into womanhood.
The Wrights had a good deal of
money and they took especial pains
with their daughter's education,
sending her East to school. Her
mother was-from Vermont, and she
isited her grandmother in Burling
tou. She fell in love with a young
man she met there, Waldo Turner,
of good family, Mrs, Wright was
strongly prejudiced against young
Turner,' y.:
Mrs, Wright and Harriette went
back., to Cochrane, and presently
young Turner's letters stopped .
Then Mrs. Wright began to urge
upon her daughter the advantages
of marrying Willam Graham, the
son of the richest man in that part
of Indiana. Graham wag much in
love with her, nut she would not
listen to talk of marrying him until
she wa3 convinced that Turner had
forgotten her. At last they were
married. " .
Meanwhile TurnerTiad built up a
good business. He had never for
gotten Harriette, and finally he
wrote to her a long, passionate let
ter, telling her how. he bad loved
her ail the time and asking her if
she had forgotten him. Mrs. Gra
ham answered him, telling him how
hard she had tried to forget aLd how
she had found it impossible. She
wanted to see him again. They met
at the Palace Hotel in Cincinnati
They were together only a few hours,
but they arranged their plans.-
She went back to her husband.
Turner wen to Burlington. He be
g in to get all his property into cash.
It took nearly a year and a half.
When everything was ready he left
his good name, his procpecs of sue
cess, every thini: behhd hira forever.
Mr3. Graham joined' him in Cin
cinnati and wrote to her husband
that she had left him forever.
At first he made no effort to find
her. But the suspicion that she had
fled with Turner gradually impressed
him. He madeiinquiries and found
the truth. He hired a Pinkerton
detective and, in his company,
traveled through the West, finally
landing at thia city. On Tuesday
the detective, who was dressed asa
clergyman, arrested the guilty
couple. Turner denounced Graham
and would haye knocked him down
had the detective Lot interfered.
-Graham gave them the alterna
tive of going back to Cincinnati
quietly or of going to jail in Kansas
City until the requisition papers
could be gotten. Turner and Mrs.
Graham chose the return trip. And
so they started back. Graham swears
he will send them both to prison.
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