X
: - FOR THE NEXT FIVE DMS :
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The salesmen will mark down the price of Furniture,
today purchased from Cannons, Fetzer & Bell, After -teh
stock has been gone through'with, we will
SLAUGHTER THE PRICES
Thejstockjwasjbought for spot cash money, and at
a'price that brtr customers can have the benefit. We
f will sell
FURN1TRTE OF ALL KINDS CHEAPER
FOR
Than any Fmniturejdealer
i
. isrbelitving. come and see
orV;a wadsworth.
REDUCED RATES.
Collon States am Irrational Expsltlon
ATLANTA,
Stptenber 18 December 3F, I89&
Yor the above occasion the Southern B&llwmy
Co. irill sell loir-rate round-trip tickets to
ATLANTA, OA., and return on the folloif
'iag basis:
FROM 'O
E
Alexandria, Va 28519.25
A8hevill, N. C 12.85 .....
Burlington, N.C. 18.70,13.70
14.00'
9.401
6.75
Hurkoville, Va. 23.25 17.051
.
9.65
.(11.951
.
vmpeper, v a ........ iko.vo kj.oo
13.60
Charlottesville, Va... &L25ll7.0ffl
vaainam, v a zu.t id.W
10.55
Chapel Hill, N0.....
040,15.00
.
112.40!
10.85
.....
.
dhnrtnttm, "Kf -CI
10.40
6.5i
6.85
-Danviile7va....M
20,05'U.7t
9.65
10.201
Durham, N. C feo.4Q 15.0S
T?nn- RAn.1 "IT
28.2510.2.4
10.45
Greensboro, N. C. . . . .
Goldsboro, N. C
Hendersonville, N. C.
Hickory. N. C
High Point, N.C....
-Hoc Springs, N. O ....
-Henderson, N. O.....
Lynchburg, Va..
Lexington, N. C
Morganton,N. C
Marion, N. 0....
Newton, N. C .........
Orange, Va. ..........
Oxford, N. 0... .......
Richmond, Va
Beldsville, N. C
Raleigh, N. C..
South fiofltnn.
14.00
1765(12.951
9.20
251.7515.93
tii.eo
11.70
s.eol
6.25
7.25
8.40
6.75
111.25
16.95
112.451
. ... .
10.60
20.40 lfi.Offl
10.45
23.60,16.50
i - --i
IU.50
16.05
15.30.....
11.89
8.05
7.25
7.10
7.25
11.25
I15.301
10.9M
124.55 18 .CO!
U.251
13.MM
0.40:15.00.....
10.45'.....
P3.2517.0a
118.85
12.40'
9.70
B1.65l5.8d
10.45
10.80 .....
u.oo
Strasburg.'Va.
Salisbury, N. C
StatesvUle. N.O
'Tayiorsville,N.O....
Tryon.N.C
B8.25 19.25
15.3U.W...U.25
15.80 1125
7.25
T.25
16.85
12X30!
8.15
4.QQ
10.75
28.25'!
7.85
- wux ji vmu T it... ... .
3.6517.85
12-V
14.00
I T , -
26.25.19.25.....
14.00'
Winston-Salem. N.C
E2.95 16.85..
11.80......
119.00 13.95!
980
tates from Intermediate points in proportion.)
-:-. EXPiLANATION
.JS)i9X2.i?i?cet,illbo September 5
wi f1 y from totember 15 to Decern.
7 mi tacluTO. wldti final limit January
JgJ SaMl aalt (20) days from date
fiS2.C?ctl'w daflyfroa
Ptob 15tpJDecember5Q, 1895. inclusive.
Al11, dV om date!
ihJlJEfV111 foWon Tuesdays
??5A,.ui?d5rBOt each week from Seotember
with flnsi limit mto 7dayf frosadrfBale!
SOUTHEnriiilLWAY
Is the only Uam stz4- the . ItroosfHon
SSn11 b5Wlcf1Sna?rd.
"fffo 77 from ins center o? the city of
lho Eipodtlcn Grounds. y
For Uckets anf full Information aDDlr ta
your nearest agent, or Address pp 7 w
O Trafflo Manager, V Gen'l Pass. Agt
1300 Penna. Ave TTaflhmgtcn, D. CL
SMmcoR,nAi?D??Inm.An Dr- M'les- Pact i
w.Hi VPRE All Pain. "Que cent a dose."
TOW
THE NEXT NINETY DAYS
in North Carolina. Seeing
us.
Mount Amoena
SEMINARS
. A Flourishing School for Young
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS
On -dmental Branches Receive
, Carefui Attention
KEV. C. L. T. FISHER, A. M
Pbincipal,
hount:pleasant.:-n g
COAL FOR SALE
HARD-COAL,
SOFT COAL,::
BLOCK COAL.
STOVE COAL,
SMITH COAL
jBest Coal in the South.
Orders taken to O E Fisher's
8 tore, or given to rny drivers,
or at my omce will bejjrompt
ly attended to.
K. L. CRAVEN.
MT. JfLEA8ANT, N. O.
REV. J D. SHIREY. D. D Pres
A D ADE MIO.'COM M MKCIAL
' ' - - AND
COLLEGIATE COUKSES.
Total necessary expenses
session of 38 weeks, 185.00 to
$137;000. - . ' ,'.
Next session, begins": Sept
3. 1 895. For cotalocue and
special information, ' address
the President as above, or .
Im. - Secretary of Faculty..
lf A "SOLID JIORTn'' A'OW.
We have scanned Republican pa
pers in vain for any warnings
asaihstf the danger of perpetuating
a "Solid ' norin, xncbo iuuio
have for so many years denounced a
solid south" as a sectional unity
prejudicial to the harmony and pros
perity of the country, that we reason
ably expected they would make haste
also to condemn what the late ejec
tions revealed A solid north. But
in this we have been disappointed, s;
If there 13 a good reason to appre
hend bad effects f rom;sectio:na4fy
the danger must evidently be mucji
greater when the "solid" section is
the preponderant and aggressive one
than when it is the minority section,
always outyoted by the larger and
stronger one. The"'solid south"
could not control national legislation
without considerable help from the
north,- whereas a united partisan
north can pass any measure which
its sectional interests or prejudices
may require.
Is the "wrong ox" gored this time?
Must the clamor pgainst eectional
unity be stilled simply because the
section making the clamor has be
come the solid one? It really ap
pears so. ; - i
During the whole period in which
the south was "solid," or nearly so,
its representatives supported not a
single measure designed to injure
any other "section; they demanded
nothing for the exclusivt benefit
of the South; they proposed nothing
irritating to any other part of the
count j ; their policies were all con
servative and national. Will they
be treated in a like manner by a now
sold north. ? :
, Married In Atlanta.
Salisbury Herald: On Tuesday
morning Miss Mary Julian,' daugh
ter of Mr. D R Julian,- was one of
the party of SSalisburlans who left
for the Atlanta Eipjosition. The
following day Mr. W U Miller also
went to Atlanta. The two had been
sweethearts for eeyeral years, and it
was gem rally belieyed that they
would marry, but no one liad ajy
idea that they would take advantage
of the trip to be made one. Ther
was a little ripple of excitement
among their friends when it was re
ported Friday mornufg that they
were married, but the -matter was
disposed of as a mere rumor. Later
intelligence confirmed the report an
the marriage is now a fact. Mr.
Miller and Miss Julian were - united
Thursday night. The ceremony
was performed in Atlanta but by
whom we have not learned
NOTICE TOWN TAXES. .
The town taxes for the vear 1895
are ; now due and placed in my
hands for collection, AH persona
owing - the same are requested to
call and settle at once, and save
costs. The law in regard to adver
tising property has been changed,
SO Tav BromDtlv and rrva beintf Arl-
vertised Office opposite court
nouse in xown iiaii. .
Town Tax Collector.
Cokcobd, N.' C.
J. M. Odell, President,
D, B. Ccltbanb, ' . Cashier.
Tj. D.; Coltranb, r Assistant Cashier
Capital,
$50,000
$16,000
Surplus,
--DIRECTORS:
J. M. Odell, D. F. sCankok
Elax Kaxar J W. Cannon-,
W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B Coltbane,
ADVERTISE
Vr RIGHT HERE I -mz
for Infants
iHOTHE RS. Do
U V U . Itema'sprops, Godfrey's
. " most rethedies for children
T tlo Yott Know that opium and
- . : oa .xulcu loseu narcotics
dthout labeling them poisons ? .
. Do Yott Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your ch;
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
. . To goti Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list cf
its ingredients i3 published with every bottle ? "
Y Vam TTnnw triat in most countries dnicrncf a nro ,:t4 i
i :PoTo Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher "
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold tha
of all other remedies for children combined ?
Do Yott Know that-the Patent Office Department of the United States, and cr
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the vor i
Castoria " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense?
Do Yott Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely liarmles3 ?
Do Yott Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
centBoronecentadose? '
Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept Well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
"Well, these things are worth knowing. They are facts.
The fac-slmlle
alsmatnre of
Children Cry for
1111 . i 1 g"
Reduced Jttallroad Rates
Cotton State and International
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga. Tickets
on sale"; September 5 and 12 and
daily from September 15 to Decern
ber 15. 1896, inclusive with iinal
limit January 7, 1896. Fare for
round trip 814.20. Tickets on sale
da:ly from September 15 to Decern
ber 30, inclusive with final limit
fifteen days from date of sale. Fare
for round trip $10.40. Tickets on
sale daily . from September 15 to
December 30, inclusive with final
limit seven days from date of sale.
Fare for round trip 6 55.
North Carolina State V Fair
(colored), Raleigh, N. C. Tickets on
sale November to 9 inclusive.
Final limit November 11, 1895.
Continuous passage in (each direc
tion. Fare for round trip including
one admission to fair grounds $5 50.
Bickingham countny Fair, Keids
ville, N. O. Tickets on sale Oct. 26,
27, 28, 29 30 and 31 and November 1.
Final 1'mit November 4, 1895J Coa
tinuous passage in ;each direction.
Fare for roudd trip $3.10.
aying Corner Stone Masonic
Temple, Danville Va. Tickets on
Sale Oct. 26, 27 and"28. Final limit
November 4, 1895. t)on tinuous pass
age in each direction. Fare forJ
rouud trip $5.45. "
Bitlee.
All persons holdingjlaims against
J W Bnrfchead, deceased, will please
present them to me or to H I Wood
house' promptly. All -persons in
debted to same will please call and
settle nt once. v , o7 lw2w
Alida L. Bupkhead.
Executrix of the last will and testa
ment of J WBnrkhead.
Specuiation
HAMMOND & CO.
StOCfefe3ldrl02Ld
Jokers, .
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CUT, IT.' r.
Stoekg, Bonds and Urain bmeht and
Boia, or tamed on Margin.
P. S. Send for exDlanRtnrv
lar on speculation, also wppVW ,:
and Children.
Ybu Know
that Paregoric
CordiaV many so-called Soothing Syrups
are composed of opium or morphine?
morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ?
la on every
wrapper.
Pitcher's Castoria;
CONCORD MARKET?,
- COTTON MARKET.
: Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling. .................. 8. 35
Middlings ....... 7.85
Low middling 71
Stains .................. ... 5 to 6$
PRODUCE MAkKET
Corrected bv C. W Swink.
Bacon........ .....:...3g
Sugarcured nams..... 12itol5
Bulk meats, sides. 8 to '9
Beeswax...... 20
Butter 15
Ohickend......... ............... 10to20
Oorn 40
Eggs.................... 121
Lard.......... 8
Flour(North Carolina). ..........1.75
Meal............. 53
Oats .35
Fallow....... . 3to4
031
There is a difference between aedi
cinesand medicines.
Those of to-day, as a rule, differ from
those of the past in many respects.
: Fully as gTeat is the difference be-
Kong's .
00YAL 1ERDET0ER
'and the'ordinarv medicines of to-dr--
It is unlike them in
THESE FIVE THINGS:
1. ,lt does not taste like a medi
cine.' It, is as pleasant to -take s
lemonade and makes a most refresniug
drink. .
2. It never nauseates the roast
delicate stomaclj. .Itt-
3. It does not swap off one
ease for another. It does not set
one form of disease in order to reae
another as is so often the case t
4. It contains no 1&A
opium in any form and is
liarraless even when given to a oa
one day old. , f
5. It does not patch sfP1
cures. It reaches as nothing
d'oeAto the hidden sources of cUseaJt
In the blood'and removes the
I
mm
uoea hum wim an eatc r
have never been equaled.
For all" troubles of tte Blood. Stog
Bowels, Kidneys and Nerves, and ior"eIlI
of MALARIAL POISON It stands pre-enu-without
a rival or a peer.
Or Bold by druggists, new v&cknge,ToJbr
C108Uoses. One Dollar. Manufacture
fHE ATLANTA GHESICAL CO., ATLAJJ;
FETZER' S BE VG ST.0
icuer iree) dwly