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I- : j r ! Jjjp WEEKLY TIMES, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING O ALIi KINDS : ' Executed in the Best Style J v AT IiXTtSO 3KRTCTS.- : . 2 v i -- , . . Our Job' Printing Department, with every necessary equipment, is preparecTto turn out every va riety of . Printing in first-class style. No botch-work turned outfrom this office. We dupli cate the prices of any legitimate establishment: - , " i lv oiiiulaitfdjmper 'i3J.::Tirnorid. ; JUN :'.' " i -, a n do 1 ph , , !;v' Anson arid "l jjijion Cduntjes. JS.'AV . SI.'ERVLL, Editor. lBE- TTJST -AJSnD .PBAE WOT. f .00 a Xisar, h Advance; IV HI Volume XIII. CONCORD, N. C., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1895. Number 19. Lt i a U Dm a or. :f1 ! an 6 r't Pi -T; rledic-i n'e II V I" . "DIXIE" AM11TS ACTIJOB. : the tonic ol winter v-d 'miWer weather, increased rS 'tinted-imparities to tne t$SIt acbUitated condition of the W - ths way for that tired feeling, ftroubles, and other ills. .The L, nleaibraEe and the various itt vain to relieve thejim- Eo'jert Sherrin ia October Century. . It is a fact not widely kqown that the" author of ."Dixie": is now living in his home in Mount Vernon," Ohio. His name is Daniel D. Emmett. If he shall survive another anniversary of his birth he will round out eighty years, having -been born' in Mount Vernon, October '29, 1815. '.v Daniel Emmettls grandfather was an Irshman. He came to this country be fore the Revolutionary War, in which puccuss, and it bacame a favorite all , over the United States as fast as min-: 6trcl troops could bing it before . the people. Ifis interesting to know how 'Dixie" became the Southern national air or j BETSY A.1 TUB EXPOSITION. Atlanta Constitution. j Yistiddy was Cleveland day at the ex position the biggest crowd I ever seen. Our gang started out to the grounds A FIEND BURNED AT THE STAKE. NOTES AND COMMENTS. a Tea Mob Mete oat Hpcedy Punishment The reception given the President at I , j. to a Murderer. j Atlanta will please every good citizen in ' rrT . ' - . the South. No public man'in thirty l yxeb, i lexas, uctooer ym. mis vear8 has bhown ereater interest in the war-song. Early in the war a spectacu- soon 80 aa to steer clear of the crowd, lar performance was being grveii in New and 'peared like ever'body else tuck the Orleans. Every; part had been filled; Pame notion. .The streets was so thick and all that was lacking was a march ith fo5ks youcouldn't hardly git to a and war-song for the mand chorus. A kyar. We'uns elbowed our way to the great many marches -and songs were triea, our, none couia be decided upon ..a . . - " ;t M Ufa They all welcome hi served a regiment as surgeon and 'p'Xiewas suggested and tri r 1 oj 11 Luuoiaout- KJ V KX lb iiian His team kyar aid went out on it, kase it takes you 60 quick, but "Cousin Pink got a cinder in her eye and lowed she'd walk next time, 'fore she'd go that-a-way agin. We proniise to meet the evening, in the public square in this town; a negro named Henry Hilliard was burned to death at the stake for the brutal outrage and murder of a woman named Mrs.' Bell. . The tragedy occurred at a point about four miles from here. The grounds showed that she had strug gled for her honor and the condition of the body told of a cruelty that has only Highest of all in Leavening Powers Latest U.S. Gov't Report Hi South or done so much to restore the Republic. News and Observer. , It is just as might have been expect- NOBTH CABOUNA POLITICS. MOWS chapmin at the same time. Aomnaimmmei, latner 01 Daniel, was j . rman . nn :mmA. ;R0berson gals and Becky Jane Bonn- Dorn m Virginia,, and beiore xt 1S12; ,.. ... .. , ..-VtrPA t thA rov.rmrtt - hnildinr. and , in the streets, and in homes and in con- i when we got thar they had the doors all been equalled by' "Jack the Ripper." ; ?T 2 V? P todwbv 4ftr .hh;V. rman thfl n rm ' Mai . Black's election before the Hpate. Sua parilla 1 . this time when; she unaer uenerai iun, ana later as a spy upon the Indians iu the northern part ot Ohio. Daniel is the first of a family of four. ' '' . Mr Emmett recently invited me to bring my violin to his home, prom ising to go over his old eongs and tell I me something of his early life. He re cited numerous little anecdotes of the "L hrir to purity the blood.ione ! two Shermans (the general and the sen ' tti laboring orgrand ator), v,ho used to go ta school at Gam pjjtrengtH tb" 121001:1118 0 Mount Yenion. They had an deliberately cut her throat and then, taking his knife, ripped up her body. A posse was quickly organized, led ceri-hallls, daily. It was taken to , the j Phot and wouldn't let nobody m but the by pe t Smi of Tyler, who, with batUe fields, and there became the great 1 president and his gang. We done our laQtern9 in hand and aided by a hound, songoJtheSouth; and made many battles :t to git im tat them officers wouldn t frack8d.4n(B negro to within four miles .,:.if 5nir in bed last Bpring i' 7-1 ieei tired and drows; ii viie tLdS not sleep well at , ,ght I m of ; Hood's Sarsaparilla : and &o of Hood's pil3.:J.W. M1"?.-'in. a short time ai -r ' ; purities: fiid-Btbbld - - -IhsTe tcia Hood's Sarsaparilla and j r-i-t ;t iivos me an appetitej. It I wItb'ia -MrDPOX.-Partlow, Virginia. Mem " Amcena ; . n r Tfi 5.T A '.'TV If.- f )yiii& a' 5 I . : ' :! at Pleasant,; v . ' i ' n ii-sTiria to be . i 11 untie at the latter place whom they; of- foa visited and here Daniel met them. He remembers particularly that in play ing '"'shinny" the Sherman boys were never allowed to be on the same side, for they were leaders and must lead op posing forces. Mr; Emmett says' it was a fashion in those days s,mong the young people to try their skill at making verses and sing them to eome popular tune. "Jim Crow" was a favorite, and the boys and girls found great delight in fitting words to tht tune. In this way he formed a taste for verse-making and singing, which later led him to negro minstrelsy. : " In 1812 he learned to play the fiddle inner pin and by 'ear. K A short time after, he went to seoond - violin witn btictney s Circus Stiekney's , orchestra consisted- of two violins. 41 busie, and a bass drum, and in those days wa3 counted hrst-elass. The followins Sf rincr he iensased with' Millers s Caravin-at Cincumati, which had a-good eastern baud. With .this company he learned tq" play by nute on the tiudle, picoio " and. lure;. . lie was known at one time throughout the TTniled States for his prolicieucy as - filer and drummer. His work -with the Caravan was to Bins sonss. chiefly darkey songs, accom panied by "hoe downs aua "waiK rounds." - Mr. Ecamett niaae his own harder , for the Northerner,' many easier for the Southerner. Though it has thu3 particularly endeared itself to the South, ! the reunion of American hearts has made it a national song. Mr. Lincoln even- regarded it as national property by capture. i ; - -'" ". .' ;; ' ; .' ' ; - "I asked Mr. Emmett what suggested the words and tune of ."Dixie." He told me that when the cold wintry days' of the North set in, all minstrel's had a great desire to go. South, that is to "Dixie s laud. On a cold day a com mon saying was, "Oh, 1 wish 1 was m Dixie's land !" and this was the keylto tte song. The tune was composed in in much the same way: " one bar 01 music set the key for the whole. . It is interesting to note that Mr. Em mett was the originator of the first ier- feeted minstrel troc n in the United States. It was in the Spring of 1843,- and was called the "Virginia Minstrels." It Consisted of Daniel Emmett, leader; Frank Brower, Richard Pelham; and "Billy" Whitloch, -They played for six or' eight weeks in New - ork and Boston. They then sailed for England, and traveled all over Great Britain, dis banding in Scotland. Daniel Emmett of this place, "where they found him fast asleep in a cotton pen. " The negro was covered with blood, which he had attempted to wash off. ' The posse started back here with the negro, out the rapiaiy-gamenng angry let us Then we got behind the rope in the crowd that was waitin' to see Cleveland and hear him speak. " - Me and Calebony -tried to keep next to the rope, but one of them soldiers, with yaller ; breeches and a red jacket, shoved the crowd back so the military companies coukt pass and liken to ex pushed us down, and whitewe was a scrougin' er-gin one another aomeboay Stepped on Cousin Pink's foot and she 8ho did yell. .'':' --; V.;.;V i The sun was bilin' hot in our laces and they wouldn't us hyst our um- wb the arrived uieio, ai'u. viio -iuwu i g o Clock WiiCKer ana inicKer, a-scrougin u wu all sides, so we couldn't move nairy way, and couldn't hardly ketch our breath. Miss Gooden was mashed right betwixt two of the fattest old Dutch women you lever seen, and they was talkin' Dutch and so nghiin' mad at the men a-push-jin' ergin them on t'other side. Ever' body was mad, 'ceptCaledony, and she There Is no way to eatisfy a PorjuUSUl except to eurrender to him outright. Charlotte Observer. . ia tUo fnv nno nf fnur nnw livinc' twvj ' ' . r 1... - . 1 . . 1 "TY." ia a cn.l ivir.uli.,- fo-dav tney say a ngni sman cnance j u'fitin it ff9 riittn. nnii its rft'nnta l-itainieu tion is nt confined to the American continent. It is much played in Eu rope, and ranks with the. finest of sim pler airs in touching the emotions 01 the people. Whenever it is played by a bis strong band, the auditors invol untarily keep time. lucen to er Kiuea ner iooi so 1 -mugu- identification. In a few moments an ?in'.and the more Bhe iaugnea tne maa- ffi amroached from over the hiU der them Dutch women got, aud the followed . b y 30O determined men. paster tney taiicea, ana tne naraer me When nea the gcene the officer8 were lolks snovea ergin; us. a woman - siue overpowered and disarmed and the of me 'peared. Uke she would faint-; I neirro. Wenrv Hilliard. brought before Of tOlK8 I .l . r;ffA Wa n.orta o full rtT.- Well, we stood, thar two or three long, T a ,--,. ,inwn th(, rna,d ont saw hot hours, . wedged' in that big crowd, Bell in the road, bhe was scared a-waitin to se Grover Cleveland. Un- f j new that if j passed her 1,3.. Tl-.n.nnM- I-. vvvv. - arAA1 fABO I ' - INtulViJOCIIl,- v I.urrnt'sTri'.. . Verses and sung Uiem to . some ..puiar a ared -iu San Francisco, and finally the ry way- bedv of one 01 uiem was lounu in I I - A ; i 'i'e aoners. l&.-r.iiv. ieii.t'tue-i.chpt is the unr- FISHER i 13. I " ii ;Sp I . . . i' a:t Principal, ; ' tune. lie traveled all parts 01 uie United States then vi-itd by minstrel trtwria with Dan Rice, Briaulding, beth 1 Tit. . t T' Howes. Dr. Deonara, .v tisn anu viann, Joe Sweeney and .other noted minstrels. .Everywhere, he went J,mmett was a iav orite. His understanding and render jng of the negro dialect were perfect.: 3 A3 the venerable old man recouutea to me his palmy daiys of minstrelsy" his eves' fairly twinkled with delight. ILs vpice is luofuuguij i.v" tone of the melodious negro voice, : ana a i pw Tiptrro exDressions and songs lrom him RhrtwAd tnai ne nau .uui iuoi uw old-time understanding of them. Since (,;o ;m minKtrftlsv has undergone a Kr,o Thft minstrels of that day did lu"'fv- . : .. . I -A nnthin? but what tne negro couiu mu did do. The old-time parties were nut v.a probata and cu-cus-clowns ;j.nai m;nBtrfla make themselves to-day, and the old-time interpretations of dialect : r norismn whs more true to life "Dixie-land,1" which is really the I proier name of the song, was written m .' . . . t-u n-a a o m pm her 1 V -vvl 771 a inK J " xvwvi was iounu in an unused room up in the tower of a church with which a medical student,- Durrant, was connected, lie was closely .associ ated with the giil and tiie last person Sben iri company with her. There were man? .: circumstances': pointing to ; his guilt. The trial 'began about three wwks aL'O and is now ncaring its ciose. It has excited great interest. Dur- Idy Boberson begged em for goodness sake to let her out, said she bad seed his pickter, and would let that do her; she wouldn't stay a minute longer Bquezed up in that crowd if she never got to see him. But she was in fur, it then poor thin.?, she couldn't move back ards, for ards nor side- . t 1 1 . Iwavs. Alter wnue i scroucnea my way Out and went on the stand across the road from president ; and stood in a cheer and heard him say his piece. I looked down on thousands of head3 O; folks and they was all talkin' so they Couldn't hear nothin' ever'body was a-hulUn' at somebody to hush a-talkin', and they was all in a work like bees on a Masses barrel not a-seein nothm , eared ed. Tom Watson is no better satisfied with the result of the tecond election in the tenth congressional district of Gerogia than he was with, that of th first, he having 'been defeated both 4 Kaleigh, . U. , tct. 24. in an.m terview. to-day. Senator Marion Butler said-., to. The Sun! correspondent: From tiie interview with Senator Sher man you tee he favors fusion of gold- a T ... 111 .- A . nan.Ml TTarmnn - Mv DUjc wnwnaa euiuuug jvcpuuiiiuo "The is nnt -n &tnm Af truth inthelto CTganize the Senate. -This is exactly tr that 5Awiarw oinpVhaa nnarreled 1 what I expected from a, old man. I with the President and is about to leave favor silver men of both parties coming -K;r,-.f 1 M ;in trt K nnotrfl together and organiane the Swiate on - fv, iartT, th Jsilrer lines. A majority of Senators President and the Secretary of State are were, elected as sdver men and claimed wbniw rmliiil andfriendlv. Thehavelto be silver men. -Therefore, if they nAt hU m diffprpncft of oninionl WJI "how their faith br their worksr ail citizens made it doubtful for a time if he but of which the story of a quarrel could ver men 0111 Uke charge of everreom wrtnlrl rnrb Tvlr alive. k W;u tola a lia ,,t nflmittee of the Senate. If. gold men -He offered no resistance. Soon after whoie cloth, without a shadow of foun- control the Senate it will be by the help the officers had him hanucunea a moD dation for it." 1 u wau-wui w-;w,wi-wo. of some 200 men demanded the - v ' I . : Everybody- knows committees control immediate surrender of the prisoner, If it were hot for the unfortunate I legislation, therefore lt.is more lmpor wbirh was readilv eiven. The moh Wifferences among the Democrats onl tant for a silver man to cast his vote to then left for the scene of the murder, the subject of silver coinage they would organize the committees than nis vote this afternoon at be almost certain to win in tne next 1 would be on a free-coinage diu, ior un- Presidential election. The working of 1 less the committees, are so so organized Th. nmwd continued to rather at the the new' tariff . law has ' given very J no such bill will ever be reported.'' scene of the horrible crime until nearly general satisfaction, and if the Kepub-j - State Republican Chairman Mott was 2 nno citizens of Tvler and vicinitv licans propose to disturb it the people I here last night and to-day in close con A fAw mnmflnta hefor will rebuke them.- In f New York, in i ference with Senator Butler and other th. fifind was brought to the dace a Ohio, in Illinois there are local causes Populist committeemen. - He says he meeting was held, and a committee was that make our friends hopeful of carry-, believes' the Democrats will put up an fltsnnintwi to investigate his identity, ing those States, notwithstanding the lex treme gold man for -President and uaai wave agamai uie auuuounuvuiuuu uurwiu wuwuc; w (nuw w last year. Kaleigh State. - w The Progressive Farmer ; recently said editorially: "We believe it is now: safe to advise the farmers in the cotton belt td hold their cotton as long as pos sible. If vou must sell, then put it on the market slowly a little at a time. Such advice has not always been safe, and we have hesitated, but think it is now settled that the crop : will not be over 6,000,000 bales, probably less, and the demand will be for eight or nine million bales. The most liberal govern ment and exnort renorts show that the condition is not above 65. and frosts COCmHEffitf . POIRE yr it. uur k.s. s. t. montgokkbt. u lEtJlH::&:?MDp5ME offer their professional services r to the citizens of Conoord and vicinity . All calls promptly attended day or night. umee ana residence on Ear JJepol street, opposite Presbyterian church. Witnesses were summoned and closely interrogated. Theresult was a thorough passed she would: say I tried to outrage her, and I concluded that I would assault her andthen kill her. I cut her throa.t and then cut up her body and-left." After his confession and thorouah identification,. a vo'tewas taken as to the mode of ''punishment. It was unani mously agreed to burn him, and it was agreed" that he should suffer the penalty on the public square. The line of march was taken un toward Tyler and at 4 o'clock the' head of the line entered the main plaza, whence no less than 7,000 people were assembled. Large crowds of ladies and children were con gregated fan the awnings surrounding the pubiie plaza. " Wagons, carriages, trees and; buildinea were througn at! Republican party back to the silver side He savs - ha is informed by Senator Pritchard that McKinley is not for gold, but is a bimetalhst. Dr. Mott says fur ther that while as yet no definite under- standinr" as to the fnsion in North Carolina has been arrived at, yet all the old fusionists desire it continued The Populist State executive commit tee was m session until midnight last nizhk Senator Butler " desired it meet in order that it might discuss the course he and other Populist represen tatives in congress should 'take. This was the chief thine done. Plans for ... 1 n itAmnfliim vrflM TO 1 Irorl nf nut. and storms may soon bring it below tha tJ-Ste estimate. , 4 . Butler says the drift of sentiment in the The Messenger gives an interesting state , "as Shown by reports made by account of the attempt of the anti-Kus- committeemen, is that-the people with sell faction of the Republican party in ou regard to party favor the resolution Wilmington to hold a meeting Thurs-1 odonted at the State silver convention day night "to consider the condition of nere in September; that only true and PROFESSIONAL CARDS, Dr.W. C. Houston; SnrpoS Delist v ' CONCORD, N. C. Is prepared to do all kinds of Donta work in the most approved manner. Umee over J ohnson s Dm Store. W JT. ICOXTOOiCBBT. I. IiKKOBOWBlIi Attorneys anfl Im&Ym at Law . CONCORD, N. C As partners, will practice law in Cabar rus, Stanly and adjoining counties,. tne oupenor and Supreme Courts 01 the ' State apd in the Federal Courts. Office : on Depot Street - Parties desirius to lend monpy can leave it with ua or place it in Uoncord National Bank for us, and we will lend " it on good real estate security free of charge to the depositor. . We make thorough examination ot title - to lands offered as security lor loans. . Mortgages foreclosed without expecsa to owners of same. MORRISON fl. CALDWELL. ; - Attorney at I-s w, ' ' CONCORD, KC. :. -y- Office in Morris bmldin courthouse. : Ju!v 4 tf -Dl J. KCARTLiM. Baptist. - CONCORD. N. C. tnnd maftprs.-atid it looks like a con viction is certain. Reeauseof the illness of the counsel the trial was interrupted, and the delay and suspense add to the interest felt ail over the Union in this remartame mur- !to want was to crowd up lo arowira a RaTtotdwaa erected whar the president aud vice president iVl VVmrons laden with kind and all them big men was they didn tjj- wood, coal oil and straw wdre driven . i il. i. am hav iter mi Keer wemer iuey iiraiu ui uv, v j they seen em, and couia go nome ana tell they had seed the president. Pap shuck' hands with him he has shuck hands with more governors and the Republican nartv in New Hanover county," and of the row that resulted. The Russell crowd jcame in and took possession ofj the meeting, which fbr awhile had two chairmen and two sec retaries, until finally the anti-Russeil- ites were . vahQUished, the other crowa wbi'ter ad Nixoii. colored, the protao- ters of the meetioe, left tne nau. of " proved silver men should be voted for. COBSTM.' ','.,'.-.-. Kaleigh State. -. In six weeks the new Congress will be session. The house of Representa- In the Senate there are six Jt'opuJista, Cries while the other members are so evenly take him downl" "put him out!" divided that without Populist aid neither L-ialt - Mateaaepe withont pain. need when desired. v fl niinitf your, teem Gasrether.or chloroform Sixteen years ex during the speeches of I tide can perfect an organization. xu KinatAUMtn IB m, ' LlcUUm uuu v. uuu m -r j .. t penenoe. tinice over j-mpnrua , tiers store. Bar He .. .i . i4..n,m1 ihoTilatfnrm lOWIl . ,. ... , . j t i taraA I other ont of the windows, is Mr. ueil, tne nusoauuui mu. tK Worth Carolina. lady, applied the match and the names 8uw taces irairs Jaw slFi 1 Store, OpiDoiite Postoffice. mi HlgU SSuOOl, P!5 Ssre- 2 Any Ccklcg: r.f thfi well known Bryant's jMinsireis, 472 BioadwayNew York. His ehgage- erlt with them providea tnaine buuuiu hold himself in readiness to compose a new ' 'walk , round" whenever called upon to do so, and should sing tne same at the close of the performance.. . tw Satnrdav night as Mr. .cniiue.ii. was proceeding homeward, he was oyer- taken by Jerne " T. .u o Mhnnrav." and bring it the re- harsal on Monday morning.- Ihe great- objects of the , "hooray" were tA. nrl noise. " Mr. -Emmett replied v... u n-,Q aJ; Rhort time in which to -VLiab it " . , , i - Mr. Brvant. lie com r.nan.A that wn lk-ardund the next aay, and brought it to the rehearsal Monday mnrnin?. mBSlCauu nwi" v,L " im-. . n-nrrt nf "IJIXie. US uun siidg are exactly as Mr. Emmetr wrote, o . . : iho an them. Various aspiraui v -thdrship of the song in their attempts to lay, claim to it have been cut short by th timely interference of friends of the coip poser. . . ,, . The original copy of "Dixie, -: c.uta s i vtrv well orescrved rfpr rasfi. Tf Dnrrant is aauitted on this first trial he will at once be tried for the more big men is airy man iin .our coun murder of the second girl, whose deatn ty. .Tap's a signi wnen ja laid at his door. : xinv iu iuc uwri i-," " i . . . i v - . . ,i . i i vers a sealed package, with directions to pays his own money aud has his own 8hot upward,, enveloping tne Druie m onen it only if he should be hanged, fun. The policemen hain't tuck him 8Leeta of fire, f He i)egged for mercy Public opinion led the lawyers to open it What thev read was a revelation. Their client had told them nothing of hat he wrote in his letter. If what he said was true lie should be the leaamg to the scene anu piaweu ..Wi ntonHin w Dp., ' Igtrations of physical force. The moral rather than tne lemocracy. ..' - Us u UHLU IB UULi mi uii butwhen he f.iaIf S onf to (he his words; could be heard for several ' tnrtintr without its rthwav of extreme partizan legisUUon. ZZa at fionoord and vicinity. Office blocks. He was then lashed to tne iron "-" I th vetn newer and more than a I ,fn " r nf hank. Nhrhtcalls should le Tint tit to i third nf tne senate u bubumu mm, icik v iuro. xx, j.vnotov7" TiCAJ pup yit ne ain t none of em. ' ", . Some folks 'lows the best way to this. se' see lis exposition is to go aroucd by your 3'f; but laws, Pap says he wouldn't i . . . . . - . - i i witness for the Sute in a case against a give chaw-ter-nacKer 10 go nownn ujr hri of murderers instead of a man de- hisse'f . He wouldn't er nigh come w w . .... . a "l i j - a tAX, k;0 nn-n l np-ainst tremen-1 without me ana vaieuony. dous odds. He told his attorneys that Our gang has tuck up a right smart be knew the murderers of Blanche time a tryin 10 iteep up witu uC tVinn nne. I ntnpr.' Rome of em is continneriy mom iur lueic ... it. - r a u;a lon-rora thnt. when neia-cnttin losi. anu aa wo. j j .. aiioriVr nf Em-1 nne another snts away and 5 ou cot to ascenaeu -w-txm uFFv. " . r,. I , .5 -i - i ; iv.. mannel church he saw the last aetans sena someoouy eise , -uuuuu r.t mimlPii. He wrote in his letter Lone tht h w Rev. J. Georsre Gibson and nent in the affairs J vvu I . Syphon for Conamnnlon Wine. Smyrna, DeL, Dispatch. 4 Frank Bailey, of this town, has in vented a communion syphon, as a sim I pie device to take the place of the nervice. 1 1 consis UI 011 rci vum, can check legislation although be can- not ermtrol it. :"" - So the situation at Washington will be 1 fnll of interest and -perhaps there may be some surprise in store for the conn- try. - -' --': - ;': --.'"." -',''-'' nfflAA Honrs. 7 to 8 a. m.. 1 xo 2, tnd 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone call, No. 67. Sept. 20,'94.-ly. Ill M, HOLDEN. ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, OONCOKU, N. C, a-feared of none of and it was meted out to him just as he was merciful to the pure innocent woman whose soul he had Bent to Heaven at this hour yesterday. UIa device to t take the place of the! nrt ir,. ;w. F. Smith, of Win- It was determined to burn him at j much-talked-of individual communion: tUm have received an invitation to at once. but the fire wa? quenched after I. Tt consists of a silver tube, Lj murriaire of Miss Consuelo the last Diece ot wood was burned. In(Vl;.u nprrnita one to draw up the wine I Vo knt tt the nnke of Marlborough l nai.ar.ii TirnfeMsonal servict s to the a .: 1 I f " - - V aiiUV wsr wv -r . vaxa k - . a few moments the hre was startea agam. from a cup but which, by means ot a 1 event to be celebrated in New York citizens of Concord, and vicinity in tne From the time the match was applied j prevents any of the fluid from , hi h on November 9th- Col- treatment of acute and chronic lsc unuinisaeaiuwaacij- -r returning to tne cup nwr n- " onel Smith U tint cousin ro wiw vu -r-r- f d Ht sll crowded with people from the townsi His idea ia tnatj Bupplied with these Vanderbilt's memento from her parents orth. Hundreds of negroes witnessed I tube any0ne f earing to partake of a $ i qoO ,000. They wUl aBo the execution, and representative Jie-f .n-pai min union, cud may partici- L.f tua man he is to wed with $3,- f , ... . I 7 ' ... 1 . I w- - - . mVqt;UV . It s naru to git an tut? buihwo poes expresau tucu iuuuiov... pate in tne sacrau cut wiun "a I ooo 000. up one tree at the same ume. . I the pumsnmem. xuc vio of contagion.i Some folks is a-kickin about the JSx- powerless, ana me He has patentea nis aevice, .Au. Unnino- nver the bodv of 'irinrv nnf h,ln' finished.' Caledony Govener, put his message was too iave. htronel recommended . by Ur. repper, ai iuts vuuivxx 5 - . -- , - , r ;-- . , - . u u..0;o, hnnoo and factor es closed. .Lr tt: -pann7lnU lowed thar was enougn 01 n nuwueu w ah uuoiu -7 , , 01 uie umwivj " j .. . . ... . - 1 1 1 1 t-: -. ha r QnnrH wprH til- finish her, if she tried to see- it an in ana me uig wwu Beriea. . - hours day or night, sionally engaged. whn . n ot prof e b- Fe". ai. 3m.-'-.- here The i lift ; i 4 1 .faaa.-: -;:it er iniorqaa' UDTUOMrSpN, Cuixcord ion, ad- N.C. nil;. .1 UfiTr, 1. i;i'-r!iei1s with 1 .-.'Mi KAtv itnrouen 1 i'l'K'c loan peonrcd '-nrnuiwyi&'form , iiiyttl)k-'m install V iU- of 0 ikr cent. . Ti o brolieriige alifirur-t and in?n'C ; o .on , : , , vtdne- of the ' Ui tl H-hl, VI TTtilll TIT. Dixie combiete song is as follows: DIXIE. I Wish 1 wa3 in de la id oh cotton, , - 'Clpimori seed andflunaY oyiwn, nwT. I00K away, 1'inf I S' . '' '-- '.'- Ini Dixie land where I was born in, So? awav. look away, away, Dixie land ! '' . ' . cnoKLH. - ',': r.l v'.i..Ji-i.in nixfe. booray, hooray; In Dixie iand.we'U take our stand, -.. .UU-ftnd die to Dixie,. - . - fV Away, avvaydou south ?n "gf-- Awcy, away, away down soBTh Q. V.' " Old missus marry Will de weuber, . -;... .- a--- - RlanM-i Tjimont. T hA Rnre that is onlv-a fiction made up by the guilty man. : - ' MrV-liiu Hesttlis. . f -- . . -1- From a letter written dj xmjy- Gnnderman, of Dimonaaie, iuj:cn.t o are permitted to make this extract : 1 have no hesitation in recoiumeuuiug Dr TTin'a New Discovery, as the, re sults wero almost marveious in tuo case nf mv uiffl. White 1 was pastor 01 me the Baptist church at Kivea Janction KmiTrrht down with Pneumonia Buoceedhigliai Qrippa. Terrible paiox-, ysms of chughing would last hoars, with intArr-notion and it seemed , as if Ufc"- 1 . . . . . -ii tlietii. a lneiiu ery- it as qaiek in its work and Msniy in Traits." Trial botteit Oilv"'-',-' l7 " i . i L . JJ X Clit-Ci O "j, r- ; one day. She 'peared to be bardaciousiy wore out. Me and her was both so tired was, couldn't hardly put one foot 'fore t other, we naa neeu a-uraiupiu around from Calif orny to Fler- ,Wa-niRhin' from one thing to f'nther -'R'trvin' to eel tnrouen mauay, and hadn't tuck time to see nothing good. We wae lostjrom our gang we air Alabamy gals, and we was feehn hnmosiek;-'. Jaledonr looKea over a door and read : 'Alabama Here We TJpst." "Betsy, " says she, "less usstopngnt i-oaf ia what vou ana me neeus .11 i. na thar.y A -irieilUi I "tic, a.wv v j - - - sue ceutu ;. "J" ; "n:.: J invthine else. jew .JUiBU' - i oain . So we pranceu nguv iu, "v big reoms for the wofhen folks, with a ;,v0 artfu in lie down on. and some iree at One of Judge Nor wood's, Fool Acts. -Yadkin Cor. Statesvllle Landmark. . An amusing incident occurred yester day. The iudge at 12 m. announced a recess till 2.30 but still kept his seat on th bench. The people started out ana irreat manv of them put on their hats. This seemed to anger the judge and he ordered the hats off . , When most ot tne rwirilf were ont one man. who by tne n- I J Mott nublishes an article in ; the Gaxette, the colored organ, m which he says that the advocate 01 enver xu K Ktate are I or its iree anu uuiuuik- coinage and that all Congressman Settle mv nv aa to the electoral Ucket amounU to nothing; that when .the TicnnlA cet. together two or three noliticians shau not oe peiunu to and it is the '1 'come nt once. land, that , . V'l I" HUH i.Ui ttr KHrfMtside Of Ci.nrnin nrmntT J )' " '- ' 1 A ; gentleman of t ut Combined Con- ir Hlirani'fi nntnnaniPB . . . - 1 . -...!:. 7. .rtHlllfiKa 'I'hrw X V ft, ;! 'H t.lr(-t Floor (Booms t f a igentjeman Combined ci ! iirio 1 ll e ' -ltiwiranee nntnnan ffe'w;-,,4ir building, Washington, HAIR ?5ALftAP1 BVa;-n" ua buutiflcf tha half. Ji5. "'. Uiiutiaw erowth. 6iV----51 v er. Falls to Restore Gray: 'xdii aip aiMiiRa ft Hair tailing. "fafc i.n!?.- biop. all pain. , ruin III MMH. Look ' away, look away Took away,. u oi tne i wnen ne , . . He look as fierce as a lony-rou"""-- ilooS ay. loot away, away, Dixie lan His face was as sharp as a butcher's i.eaber, . .... a. r,nh lav lirt 11AT, ffIIl LO iilCJ.W v- 1 T.nnk awav. look away, loo: away, land ! - - . , Old missus actpa the foolish par.t. And died for a man dat Droiie Look away, look away, away Dixie land 1 Now here's health to de next old missus, . ,i ....lalitM-Bntto kls3 U8, - ABtluu56--" - ,, TIl-riA IjOOK awujr, rf : land 1 . ' But h you want to drive way sorrow. Come and hear dis song to-toQiT. Loot away, look away, away, . Dar'8 buckwheat cakes an' Injnn batter, - r. anrl a little fatter rr" mnk away. Dixie LiOOK 8W ! """" . - ' land!' - - Den hoe It down an' scratch you grabble, To Dixie's land I'm bound to trabble, Tmk away, look away, away, Dixie land I time 'it was -sung atauueu, : .. - ... f a-i.a New York it waa a suuw. Prbm the first seyer This is colq i TOI. XiltlvO, IUV. Hluv. j;....s ., 4... Cf Tm-iJa'-nreiUcta that January of 1890 will be a swinger for cc-d, a?-d H..1 i into f 'iv- T t - - 'provide boyniumiy ; against winiMTRtontis ana irrcat coiu. . -..!-.;. whether tne severe . v r. ... tinrl storms come or not mc i-ruueu provider is seldom left out in the cold a nnlwpcks aw the Brewster Car riMiyrt airtnuiaciuiliiii wum"";' Yoi-k one of the oldest aud strongest n.fnkthmpnM of toe Ktnua tut; wuur went bv the boanL. anu a iew uuy . ' iur..-mar. fUrrijure Company; o. rs.;nnH.;followed suit; both knocked .i W-thn' bicvele, says the Wilming ton Star. nice soiy rockin' cheers, to set in; A. . . ... J- Ai. .... .r.l- l !f We -sot thar a Dit, anu awici here come Tap and buddy, ana lKey T?nhr-rnri ntni . Can Dewberry our gang; ana a vvuuic wvu v 11 y 1 1 l T V-A wviiv." - . 7 and 'lowed we'd stay longer. We'uns has seed a heap here, but i hain't - nigh seed it all. Pap's a--wine to iajt- u, iu morTOW. ' ucxax Take No Fusion La Theirs, , Fort Worth, Tex. , Oct. 26. The State Executive 3ommittee of the Peo ple's Party met to-day in this city, with all the members-present either in per son or proxy. About fifty prominent J dictote what they shall do. members of t the party rrom over wo Qiaie were iu ancuuuK wv . . - , . u .i ... j... frmmir nn fusinii I . Triihw nnrtiafl are the latest. Several -.i. u. tko ru-.li tiial narties. I oiria it behind a - sheet and put tneir H " J " :-- . 1 " . . and will work alone both in State and bare feet througn way is one ot tne most promme - adhering stricUy to the where the. young men are ? influential men in the country, put Ou "" . . : Tha mitt wUlle who owns the feet. . r U ' hu uiuiuu umuuiiu. . a . on the other side collected to , omi Pi le. Old people who reriuire medicine to re-nlat the bowels ana uuiib-b y find the true rewedy in naectric ouwn. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other mtoxi- ana aiterauvc. viahnt ami mar'ft for- the door, xne iudse. in thunder tones, oraerea uie sheriff t seize that man anu onug uuu. This was done but His Honor was raer- r.if ui and let the : man go on" his way, cursing. People had. better: be very care;"ul when they go to court if a re form (?) judge i3 holding it." Now it is said that the prominent Pop ulists are declaring t hat there can !e co Buch thing as-co-opera tion in . North Caroling unless Settle is squelched. That has been the talk vamong : several of -the. Populists and silver Republicans. Srtttle. i'iout 'of line with therMott-But- lor-TTara freo. silver idea, and he will not he tolerated, but the silver.; fusion machine will grind him to fragments ii it can. iThe edict has gone lorth. . : . mi . .. make no concessions whatever, ine place for holding the State convention was left with the committee to deter mine later on. It will protably be held in Atlanta. : -.' '. ' ; . Vint. aotM aa a tonio " ' T- ... -., tt .A- ,;i1tt nn thAfitomach and bow- Tt is now only a few weeks until in xi TnA forrnance of Western North Carolina Oonlerence o? V. nniTrnh. BOUtn. WUl aasemuic pi a. aiainif iiatuis . , -p.ifetrin Bitters rs an TIIM I II 111. LKILID. JU the M. E. Cnurch, soutn, wn - tizer and aids digestion aireuuj WaoMff , There need. Price hlty cenw per m0 nnnv. kuvb ii ti - 1. . .. i Uu4n citva :;uJk Lt RD0 deleeates and visitors. .v .iu tv,0 .rmnd old town wiU take care of in a most royal 'ityle. - - - . - - . They were telling of books that they WILLI liUO B. Fetzer's Drug Store. u,i -o,i onH t.hft man v.aA asi-ed what the other thought ,u: .rw;n nf fineries.!' The other I W i n 7 a. i&iu snid he hadn't read i:, "In fact, hej , Republican by from added. "I'm not lnteresicu m uuauvT ifino0to; Braiev'. the" EeDublican candidate, terowds in Kentucky, confident of Har- ,n'B Ruccess. Blackburn says he will in t nnicmlln with 20.000 majority, 5.v,!v. wUl elect him. Louisville is 1 5,000 to 10,000 majority. Col. Q. II. Dockerv, is .avowed, can didatev for the Fusion nomination lor Governor. He told Col. Olds that fcpier Whitaker and Back Kitchen telf mm that he was really elected in 188S, but was swindled out of it. : Ihe democratic campaign of that year was in charge of Whitaker. ' V- Catarrh in the Head 1 Ta A n fn imtiure blood and cannot be cured with local applications. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured hundreds of cases nf f'atflTTh because puriuws uio uiwu, and in this way removes the cause oi the disease. It also builds up tne sys- ( tem and prevents attacks of pneumonia, diphtheria and typhoid-fever. Hood's Pills become the favorite ca thartic with every one who tries them. 25 cents.' , ) v : For Shame! . r Wilson Mirror. ' .. - . . . Walter Sadler was walking with his best girl by a lumber yard the other night, and all at once sne negan blush, and Walter said, my;;.'darling why do those roseate- tinungs ensconce themselves in the opulent luxuriance of that peach bloom beauty found on tne stainless surface Of thy parain alabaster Cheeks?" She replied it was because alt that lumber ; was undressed., wauer hid his face behind a nickle, lent up against a zepuyr anu wepu 'JTUiiuaa Uiveit the .ie. are subject to peculiar ills. The rleht remedy ior babies' Illsespecially worm and etomach disorders is "Frev'sVermlfuso -has cored'chUdren for 50 years. Send forUlnsTbook abotit the Ills and the remedy. On. ai Uwatt, WatcJies, ClockB, J 9 .1 Spectacles, and. ITorks, Tea and C a" - A.a CA K m aCaV. COLUMBU, O. V,., yuu v-. 1 , axrio the RED Z. uyUDbivuuwu i ;HkVr.J a- , incurred in wwo . ... . 1 1 al convention late last night, a auei was narrowly avoided. Senator iiuman ann1 Frank Garry.an Abbeville delegate, passed the lie regarding tne lormnuuu ofnew countries whichTdlman favored. n.. nnnnanrl it. Urn Inenas avericu UiUlJ a difiiCUlty. . : , . : TatMr TTinc Callahan, more fa tnnwn aa Kinr' Callahan, imiumj w - a k. nmfeMional bridge iuraper, leaped : , itr v ;tn fmm FOUenKeepaie. .-a, - - the Hudson river, adistaiace of 212 feet, ariv :irmr Sunday ' morning r.iiahn waa fatally iniured and died several hours after being taken out of the water. Only a few sporting friends saw the awful leap. nnnpnnn;covnnnY and everyone neeas it ai . (Ljjxt .wMvviAw .'..V vM, ari 1 alVaV5 aiwuu an lv preventive ana reuei - ! ;.,r.r a. rive. YOU mUSX ncip uie V.i r v i - - - . ,d the best helper is the Uid r nena, pim- a f-lklA 1 m. urn nf Lancaster. . I ivcd Dcr.lll 1TOR Krt.. . ae of Malarial Fever of three V, - T - . . .- . fnr me. ana less u ycJus ,iis . . i 1. hrM did the buslnesv 1 shall use t ,h. in need, and recommena n- - Be sure ttiit you get K. Always look for h- ppn Z on the package. And don t 4- rh rord REGULATOR. it b SlM- uamc I ivfr REGULATOR, and there 1$ n: and every one who takes it b ! .re ta be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS it r w the REMEDY. " .Take it also fof BiUousness" and Sick Headache j both are caused by a siuggisn uvw. J. SL Zeilin Con PhllAXlelphl. Plated Silverware, Plated Novelties, Sterling v.. Novelties, . . at A. J. & J..F. Yorke s. Bryant's Hall in