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Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliinc nor
other Narcotic suWanoe. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregorie, Iroi.s, Soothing Kyrurw, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its jyuarantco i thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys YV'orma and allays
i'everishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Hour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and Ualulency.
Castoria assimilates tlio food, regulates thrTrftrmack
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea -iho Moil'Ci's Friend.
Castoris
" Catorli 1.) u cxct ller.t iiiL.lii lno for cliil
dren. .Mutln-ra have reiw.ittvlly t.id i..e ,"f it
guvd tir?c't iipou their chiMrfM.""
Dii. U. (J. Osgood,
LoWfll. Mass.
" Cfcrtcr!a !s the best remedy for children of
vhUh I am acquainted. I hoi to tho day is nut
lw dwUtiit hen mothers will consider the roul
interest of their children, f.nd uso Castoria isi
Uiid of the various quack nostrutna which are
Oeotroyiug their level ones, by forcing ojiiut:),
iiiurphino, toothing eyrup and other hurtful
trtJ.ts down tl.cir throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Vr. J. F. KixcnEL.T,
Con.vay, Ail:.
Tho Ceataur Company, T7 ri.iriay Street, Hew York City,
; JUDGE WALTER CLARK
USES AND ENDORSES TifF;
t 1 H w w rl
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2 "Cures wiKn :.H
i - - - .. . .
Nnrih C'andhiii Siipvcnie i'l-sui.
V.'Ai-TER CLAUK, ASSvcUTU JccflOK.
U.4LEWU. N. C.. J.'t.
fl? 4 Wo haw found the Electr..to(se wry valn;..U
k , cUM tr citllreii. 1 got ore last May.uno ! am s:ir. i
-j I ve .u(-'l iluee limes Its eo-:t filreaily In rtrfcfcrs'rrd ,
. iliu -"f bll Is. fv in my ' x jw i li'ii' e Willi, it, a:e" mo-
. Mj"--a?io?. I can snfely recon.iiienil If.
I - Yvurjtrwiy. W.lts R Ci.-.i.ir.
HAVE vou SMOKED? I
"Old Red liousc"
SMOKNG TOBACCO
MILD & SWEET-
'1 1 y u euro. Aek for '--
Til EN iOU WILL DEMAND IT.
Nice pipe and bent stem riven
with each 'J cz. rack for 5 centa.
Merchants
Do you wish a quick teller ?
It' so write for sample of
"OLD RED HOUSE"
SmokiDg Tobacco Manufactured by
.'. SfB.row4fe.
; flILLSBOHO N- G.
We also have a good line cf chew
. iug tobacco. Write for samples end
idctcry prices. -3to.
. ;'' mows Tills?"'"
;;;v,rYVv oft -r" ODe Hundred I) allara
rK'jwat(t to any case of Ci tirrh thnt
catiDot be cun'd by IlatlM C'aJanh
DlltH ' ' ''.".''
F J Cbeney & " Co , Prrps Ttdcdo
0. :' .
' We'iha" bliderslgneO, have known
F J Cht-ney lor the last 15 yrarand
tH-lieve hlui rfectly hoziQiable lu
all business tr sactions aud finan
cially able to. : .y out any obliga
tibnn irts'ie i y their tii m.
: vWest & T ax, Wbo esalo Ur-ngr
tfWs. Tolcde, Ohio. Wald' g.Kin--iiM
&; iMnrvin, Wholesale J. . aagtsta
oieuor o. . ;
Oa.tairh Cure ia t'iken io
tgrnal'ly-,"" acting dircetly npondhe
.b Jooii 'a,u a Qi'ncnus 8 q r f cen -6 f t li e
mtem.: pfic. 'Tac. per polite.- Sold
by all druggists. Testimonials free
ES
CaGtorix
" C.vfor ia is s.-1
J r. ',.;i,.:,i:il it a.i
'known to Ine."'
111 .r;o.
.c n adnpi :, t )v!ii!i!r" tltat
si: jii-riur toa'iy jj!es.jr!;)ti;:i
II. A. Ai.cHKit.jr. D.,
Oxford KrooiiK-n. X. Y.
"Onr phytiiei in? ii! Iho childreri's depirt-in--nt
have ii-oki ii hii;!y of their. cxp-ri-t-noo
in their outsidw jiraetiey v ith f'astoi-i i,
ami although va o.dy havn nniong o;.r
ni. dicil SK)jj!ies what i-i known ns ivgiil.-n-p!
wdins, yet vv- fro five to confess tli.-'i t!i
mi lit:', of Castoria has won us to look, wilh
l'avof Upon it.'1
L'Nii SK Hospital ant. Disi-essary,
Uoston, ihiHS.
An.r'i C. Shitii, 1'res.,
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. ? nvestii-atiorj
I II vi ted
i 9!.
t-sj-
i-ooi: ri'.cc:.
Electroiibratlen Co.,
Fcor.TH Avrrua
Professional Cards.
DENTAL NOTICE.
IV. A. U Aivnfipr will bo a I
his ofhco at lj'mrointOi;, June, An
eca, ov.ob-, upc.wt, ib-
I luary and April. Will t e in Mt.
j ?io'ly, du y, Septeriibf-r, Novi mber,
i Jauu r y, March an
M AX .
j Va' i o'.'..) colicitt d. Ter.'aa C:ish
! and moderate
Auoi'T the middle of the session
of the Legislature, Deck Holland,
the Diogenes of (Joldsboro, said
that there had been no such gath
ering as the Lcgislatimsinee Her
od called his cabinet together to
outlaw Moses, lie said that, too?
before he had learned of the rascal
ity ami ihcompetence'of theclerks,
and before bill stealing and forg
ing became a .common .occurrence
in the: Douglass. Legislature,' What
comparison this philosopher would
niake in the light ot 'SvOjsey
events, we cannoi iiu.gioc-.
there any worse comparison to
make? News cV Observer.
F0UT1IE IH-ALlVti Of tHE'XATlOXS 5
Botanic Blood Balm 1
THE UKEiT SOrTIIKRS KCSEDV 1011 . O
.849 ftll Skin and Blood Diseases
It nurifies. builds ud and enriches S
the blooJ, and never tails
BLODDASKINSfs- 2
EASES, if directions are fob 2
lowed. Thousands of grate-
ful -people sound its praises-
and attest its virtues. a
C-VRITE for Book of Won-
derful Cures, sent free on ap-
1' itauviu rj?
.: :
If not kept by-your local, druggist,
nlij-.f inn vfr
send Ji.oo for large bottle, or. ?5-co
for six bottles and medicine will beg
sent, freight paid, py g
blood CO., Atlanta, Ca. S
If you feel weak
and all v76n out take
SRCmi' S IRON BITTER
LINCOLN
XKW ENCtOH 31 EX VISiTjtho goods of tlio Tacilio Mills Law
THE SOi'TII. jronee and other large mill?. : He is
It is understood that the parly
of New England mell men who are
now m the tfouth is making a bus
iness trip. Each member of th!
paity represents large and impor- j ,Slatft .nml hmli milu hl oth?r
tant cotton spinning interests in . l() mrmufacUre lheir own
the rsortheast. They are men who i 1 , T, 1 1t
7 hrnixia ot good?. rIr. Amory is
have felt the eUV'Ct of Southern i i 4Krt , 4it
jalfcO fie agent ot the Lancaster
competition, and Uiev arc looking f ,wri , vjk - er .
1 " i ( iingham 3nIIs at (iinton Mass.,
i , , j
i will l;o neLVtsnrv for tnem to do its 1
. j
order to avoid serious loss ot nui-j
l . .
ne.-s m consiM'iience ol comnetit ion
. - ,
Iierf! in the Soidh.
. , .
i lie direehon or thought ol ?'.ich
men as these wneo tho y come
'
J-outh .seems to be to build mihs
, ' . . . . . . ,
hero and join the ranks of bouui -
ern manufacturer.-..
The people of the piedmont re
gion have go'-d reason to bo satis
fi .d witli v. ha! thev have fi!-c mi
jilished in the last titteon year;-',
'i'ho r: ;i.l di'velojiment of the col
Ion manufacturing inf crests of li e
! S ititli Ikih, teis praclicully nccom
J piishrd in tlat time. it" 1ms beer,
I done wii ii s ant c:iii!a!,Vc:u.t f: -ciiitics
to :.i'(jiiir.? a know 1;mIi' f
an it)dc,--.t vv that was alrcadv v.vi!
devolopd 1 n a. not Sk-i section t lie
. 1 . - 1
! country.. While the r.-mlls are
! ., ;
II. Ill' 1111, 1I ll"'-liljl;llllllti' ll IMII
lieople it elands to reason that
1 1 '
they mut have had tho benefit l
. ......
manv adytiifiuges.
... . . " .
. 1 lev t :ip nosv bi-mii; niiu!'' by tl;e
1 J
.ey I'iii iiar.n nariv is i) uie i;in-
1
1 . ' ,ll',c -
"n)oyeil tv this section over and
above the oilier for i!:e manufac
ture of col ton goods.
They bring with them the hes
ol ;rood. Will. -They ar.. mostlv
members of the Arkwrighl Club,
in Ib-ts-i'o!!, which is made up of
the cotton manufacturers of Now
England. The parly is practically
a committee from that club. The
impressions they form ar:d the
conclusions they reach will be
made known to the club, and will
be discussed by all its members.
In the early. days of the republic
the people or the thirteen original
11 !
i no (iodine o
the institution of
slavery in the North and its growlii
in the South made opposing inter
ests out of which came much bit
terness, and the end of the quarre
was the civil war.
In the period that succeeded the
j war there were naturally prejudic
es on both sides. Lut slavery be
ing out of the way the interests of
all the States along tho Atlantic
coast have been growing more and
alike and ail sectional feeling is
rapidly pissing away. If these
New England mill men who are
now visiting the Sooth should
should build one or move mills in
the South they will naturally grow
j t,o see Southern things in a better
light than eveo before. Dusiness
contact, cannot but .rub away the
angles for both Northern and
Southern people.
The party consists of the follow
ing :
Mr. Win. C. Lovenng, president
et the Arkwright Club of Boston,
Tiiis club ismade'upof tljoown -
!ers and treasurers of the'p'rincipal
jn2 uls iuteres1s iii various mills
of more than 120 thousand spindles j The l.txtilc r' triensl.
and 'etnploynVents "'than " three No woman en or neaubfu Uvith
thousand opefatives. life is a care-! : C?otl cor:q l-xior, a.id no
ful student of industrial -interests,
lie "conies South with'a'nuniber of
manufacturers from New England
who.Jiave boon selected by him and
! the purpose is to learn wjitvt is
j r?ailygoing to be the ultimate oiu-
' Piue of the "cotton- mauufacturmg
interests of this sestion. ;'
i
Mr. Thomas Motley is a nepliew
of the historian. He "represents
j the Chicopee, Saratoga and Victo- j
j ry , . . !
Mr. V. C, Amory-is-tfi-asurer of i
tha msii.' Atw.,,.i..r v!
-" - - j ' -
j II., and is also director N.f the A -
t mos Ko; Mill. rb Inr.rpat. tton
. . "
mills in the" world and other large
mills.
Mr. Henry 0. Howe is a partner
of Lawrence A: Co., who handles all
N. C, FRIDAY,
1 IMlIUHHU.
!aio a practical manufacturer.
I Mr. Arthus Amory eih all the
; goods- of the Jackson mills of
New Hampshire, which
imill.s have iust trot out of the
and tlio AppJ'.-lon Mills at Lowell.
m it d n t i
.'lr. lk-urv . Coxo, Jr., 13 m the
,. , , , , .
mMiif'g hnsiness and ivire-;ent?
. i, r i 1 1
ilox'j J.ros. of 1 eiin.-vlv-nn:', who
i. - A,v i" e r ' ,
( mine .jHW tons a davotLeingh
I , ,
an tli recite coal,
. ., ' , r
J h- re are J wo other rr.emners of
! -t , , , . . , ,
itiie Arkwriht Lluo emagevl to
l . ...
deUincd by jiressiug business at
he last moment- These were Mr.
T..JefiVri?on Coolidgo, treasurer of
line mo-Ke;ia- .Miai-Rv to France
!'during Presite ul lLirri-:MiV, ad-
ministration and Yir, Howard
j S'.'ickton, trcasur'-r of the Merri-
mac lills, Lowe!!.
. Exclusive tf the absent mem
l.ers the party represent the pro"
duct of more than a million snin-
(!lt'i. At Uvetitv ddlk-irc: iipr siiin
., ' . '
11" t ins would represent nn mvest-
-. -. , . . , ,
en camtal ot twentv millior. dtd-
jj,,,.
j ,r T) Tr v , , v, r
: Mr. ii. H. Lnmonds, edito; of
i , . .. . , T
t he ! Ii lmore; Manutaclurers 1'ee-
, . , c ,r
onl, 13 also ol uie jiarty. He was
1 . -l .
I mvi 01, not ar. a newspaperman.
, , ,
bn t br-ci'
uise oi iii-i
!b'iisive knowledtre of the cosuii-
knowledge
tions exis; ing iii all jiarts of the
South and because the a?quain-
ia.nce ship that has resulted in this
r trip was brought aboet by him and
to this extent lie is responsible for
bringing this delegation South,
if is the most representative party
of cotton mil: people that has ever
been South.
The party started out from
Porlsmouth as the guests of the
Seaboard Air Line in a special
train of three private cars, fur
nished by the courtesy of Mr. II
St. John, vice president.
Mr. I). A. Tomkins. of Charlotte,
.Noi'Lii Carolina
is tho Southern
representative in the party and has
charge of the trip. He is presi
dent of the Athertr.n Mill at Char
lotte and of the Catawba and Ches
ter Mills at Chester. S 0. The
trip is the result, of an invitation
extended by Mr. Tomkins to Mr.
Levering to come South and look
into the condition of manufactures
by ?rsonal examination ot some
zr: mills in the piedmont
The party will visit the mills in
Charlotte, (lie Henrietta Mi!ls,hear
Iviitlierfordtor., and mills at Mon
roe. Chester, S. C, Oreenwood, S.
C, Columbia, S. C. Raleigh, N. C.
Weidon, N. C , also Piedmont, Pa
colet. Pelzer, Clifton, and perhaps
ono or two other places.
The party was entertained at
Portsmouth by the board of trade,
the entertainment consisting of a
carriage drive around the city and
a launcli at the board of trade
j room-, all under the direction of
i y r Chas. Redd Xash, president of
1 ti10 board of trade. In Norfolk
the party was hanomely taken
care of at the Business Men's Club-
i C .T liiCSlfMi CiiH te e-.j Miiueu.
go '.id I eab'h and par b'ooit.
r t-
unic rdood Uabo win b;utify ycui
co:np' i on by . punfving and
Mir;p.hit:e your t);oO'b Tiy it; for
ad.idun and blond diseases. It m-vei'
fails to core the most mvftcrate
j C!is( s niter r rcrr.ent )Y ? icinm h:
i iVfeb ice Si. 0) p-r iat
ave
1015 ;e. i'er -sue uy oruggiSJs
ice ;5-dc: rti ei;i -tj r e'sowlii-ic. -
jTIio Vuriiiy i'Ji!icc IloSrfinc:
Then? is nowhere a stronger ad-
monition 10 voting men to burv
.". . . " . .
;isiil'il vn tlian is contained in a
uU(.Kanoo v(.,n Hon.Albert
... . ..... .. -.. , .
U. liiown, ot JNiisSisiSippi who nas
been (iovernor, Senator and Rep
resentative in Congress, Judge and
State legislator. His advice is not
prompted by udv disappointed
APR. 12 1895,
of orv; who has tasted all the
sweets of office. lb fiy.s, writinu
to a friend :
"Trur, as you sr,y, I had manv
oHjces
Indeed, l may say that i
never knew defeat in any of my
aspirations. And it is just, be
cause I had success which people
c.ul wonderful that I feel confident
to administer a word of caution to
to the young man of this genera
tion. My young friend, do not be
deceived by the glitter of ofllce. I
am now past my three score years
and am fast travelling into the ten.
I have held almost every otliee in
the gift of the people, and can tru
ly sin- wilh the preacher, 'It is all
vanity and vexation of point.
Loosing back over a long, and l
hope not unsucc sslul life, I can
say with a clear conscience, my
greatest regret is that I have ever
made a political speech or held an
oflice. There is a fascination in
ofiiee which beguiles man, but be
assured, my young friend, it is the
fascination of a S'-rpcnt ; or, to
change fhi ngore, it is theisms
iaiiins which coaxes you to inevit
able nii:i. I spe:'.c of that ivhieh l
know. If niv yoiins; friends will
be governed by niv ndvh'e, I b
this to say: After all my si:ee(s;;
es as a public man. now. w hen my
head is blossoming for the grave. I
fee that it would have I e ii better
for me if 1 had followed the occu
pation of my father and b.en a
fai rner " News & Ob.servr.
Tlio . vue D- v. i" i- ..d i lie -n:e
t is: !i'(!i?s i:; the r ne'.v: pip r-i m c.v.
m-Wi il'.ati p cpunse J; n it i:;;
K-!i!rt f, of i .p'.!i, V'i;r' ii. 1 o , bi
;v,i, n lio b;el bc-.Mi troi'tle(i i!b
fheattoitisrn in h!H b ick, a; r.is ?"
ini;5idcr-, reao. an item la los uqci
:nr)t how a i? omirn nt, Cr-Tfnrv ci'
;zm cf Pf. Ma M-'. ii Lai t' n ciind.
fb pl curid thf M ime im, t i;e,;nMi
to km' his u wii words : lr, curce
meii:!it up" 11 ab-o Mi;.K : ' A
l!CI ! t lOr ftlid Ids Wlfo V'!C! Iioll,
.-ick in bed wish rheumatism 'Ih-i
hey H- nvcr to my hetiM and s:i:ii
Hity v.t'io so had that h had lo .f
!)( ookinij. I to'd liiui of t 'linn
he! Jain's Ta u P.-ibu :ird iio a m ; !
cincd me up in :i te-. ;.0 (em
'ioftVM for tiiile l-y Dr W Ij Cm n c.
t.b ngi-;t.
Aitoirtcr PIiiii'.cr of thv
A law was pas-ed by -l.e hist
Legislature jiroviding for the dec-
tion of three additional magistrat- j t?l0 whil mi-ccu- i.ationiL Ti er,
os in each townshij, their terms tojo-jg ( be no disci in:!;oiiioii in
commence on April 1 !, 1-SO",. I favor 0f the dead negro over the
Few, if any, of these magistrates l j ve vj,jte nrm.
h.ave qualifiec!, and they cannot, j
now do so. The offices created are
vacant b?cause of tlio failure ot
the persons elected to qualify l.e
fore the term began.
The power to appoint magis
trates, to fill vacancies caused by
failure oi those elected to (juality.
is vested in t lie Governor by chap
ter '2SS, Laws of 1SS5, and he ap
points for the full term of six
years.
It is too late now for any clerk
to qualify those appointed, and if
they attempt to qualify them their
acts will be illegal.
The failure of the newly elected
magistrates to qualify in time rids
the people of the burden of D.GOO
unnecessary mnsistrate's, and of!
about $1-5,000 lor the purchase of j have failed to mention, the teach
books, etc , for the new magistrates crs tax. Every backer now under
which 'the legislators intendedTo
spend if they had known how.
Tho people will have to thank
the Lord, and. not the Legislature,
for ridding them ot this burden
which the Legislature voted upon
them. News & Observer.
When Baby was sick, wo gare her Caswria.
When sLe was a Child, the criel for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
SVhen 6he had Children, she gave them Castoria.
i"!h:irnheiia:ii'8 Pain
D.'m or ih.'untigm. Inn e b.iek,!
-truin and Hxreli'i.'icn. Tt.ere is no i
belter linur.i i t midc. I have oo
ovtrlOO hotslertj-.f it this year ani
. ,,Di it .1 h
Cbico.
lit. If fer pale by Dr W L Orouse
Druggist.
We have not yet been abb; to
secure for publication a complete
pi - tot the negro magistrates ap
pointed m the tate
Not many years ago Mr. A. C.
S'larpe, of Iredell county, was a
DTy.wcralie member of the Legisla
ture. When the magistrates where
being ol cted h'fro-e m his seat
and said :
'"Mr. Speaker, can I ask a quei
t ion. '
Permission was granted him.
and his question was:
"Mr. Speaker, are there any 'nig
gers' (as he called them) in tfiis
list?-'
This
same
Mr S
na:p
was a
Fusion Senator in the last Legisla
ture, and when the time came to
vote for magistrate, neither he
nor any other Fusion Senators a
rose and asked, are there any 'nig
gers' in that list.
If they hatl asked the 'question,
t' v wotihl have found that there
v,i. i u ai'ly on hundred. News tY
Oh, i ver.
ill 8!8fSi?i,,,,s M:,,,k ,.'",;,ms twrnty-tou:
plJl V jJgj.:..;.:. whul, are to he answer
irji jrSl----'- - Jed by tie.- agent in sju'vs allotte.
, Miss l)cii:i t-tcver:;:, or i;..sto!i. M.i s . Vv.
l li. i t :Ii:.u y SiT..f!:hi, v, li'.i li I (rlr.l p
t;va.rinw lfiin-iiie :uui iiiuny r'ii:i''ie Vi
-rVplivsii'iiUis. laitni.iio it-lirvt-d me. Afi.-i
i."?it: S bottl.s rl i .
.-.nV.M' .vl?'--ri IfB
SuuuS $&&MMte
I il- ui a life -.1 (tjiio!;! :-.;'0!
i;t:ii.-.! i-ic-as-tir-' in i ;-:iUir.:
-.i i;r; irt- lor tlf v. oii.it-ri
tiily v.ora.-
1!M ili. I IK'
It t.j ;:U.
" 3 g s try 4 ft t--
J&i'&
gjSWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
'U ATLANTA. OA
ltl ttl5-l i s.i kit .M ;; i'-
KClf (' 11
The Wilson Mirror prints a
statement that :i white man i:as
heejj arrete-d in that coeniy for
marrying a negro woman. If it
was prope" for t'e Lri.rislat ure to
adjourn m honor of the negro who
j married a white wife, is ii not p -r-
seoution to ane-t a v. hue man for
marrying a negro wife '.'
The Pig Live 1-ave not ot aslv-d
!!k- (bivrnor to e-dl a spec'ud ses
sion of the L' Li-'-'d ure to relieve
The white mi.-ee-j
it ' is a
on o!. the
-naiit on t
le-idmg PopuliN in .I!;n-tcr.
comity, a:;d his landlord manes no
objedt n to the r pen ra dice of
miscegenation on his jdace. News
Ov- Observer.
A M'bblUN FJlTKN'lJv
A fri-ni ii m-M P h fri rit in!''-., aid
mt if" t'nn f.ie tnilii-in t inpl- hm; f.njti'I
!ut Mich a f ienl in Dr. Kirk's 2cv I lis
mvory for O'-'Ti'iuiintii)". o i'm nn.J
C(!5. If v- 'i iiuv- rn;v:-r :iai tl,i-i (ire-it
C- u ill M'' ioine, er.p trial ' l c-r.vir.c
vf.v) tlit ii. li-.s v Tnie"'nl riirHtivo p,.er
in n' d eIA of Tlo o it Cv .-t a:vl b:
Ivtfj i tioitie Einrmto 'l to do h'I t'est. i
laiiiiC'J er mwv vi 1 l.'O 1'f'iK.dcJ. 1'ri.il
-x-'tt'e? fre? at J M Lawincr's Drur $Uev
l.arrft b)'d( s 50e. nr.J 1 00
'iVaclu r s Tii.v.
1 his is one thing U:e newspapers
i the new law is required and com
pelled to pay one dollar neforo he
can stand an examination as teach
er. Heretofore they were allowed
the privilege of standing an exam
ination every two months without
paying one cent unless they wish
to be examined on a special date
not. at the regular time. Thus the
teachers are required to pay and
take the cornices of getting a
school. It is conceded that our
ter.chers are paid little euoimh al-
ready without h-vying a tax upon
them. These wlio ?ta'd the ex-
amination m Iho future pay for it
or no sciioel. i iie dollar tax
which is put on b
the pockets of tlie
teacrir.rs goes intofb weith . oi.eth -ng to you
county 'xamin
'atis law he pah
eJ. 1'nder Democratis law he paid
I " 1
no tax uniess an uaiu
1 4-
aecl for outside of ,1,,. regular
Late anfl h,s money went, into the
'general school fund. '"Tax them,
NO. 50
ta:; 'cm, don't relax Vm" is tho
spirit of fusion, but to hear one of
them talk in tho last campaign
would make us believe that fusion
was a land of pure delight whero
the tax payers were free from tho
Sheritis immortal reign. Ststc-s-viile
Mascot.
Vou Can bo C?ured.
A'mnst all diseases arise frora a
d'sonh-rvil Btomach, soch aa Load
I'hc. in diLttieu, dycp- J fda, dizzl-
icsj, iruciilar heart action, and
uany othnr siiui'ur tibt-a.-e. Get
ti n stomach in order and dmeaso
nil no' exist. Tyni'i' &(fpsia
lieaiedy will niro you, xiul coata
nil.v 50c. I a li e great Southern
IJuihlieg up ILwcdy. Try it. See
: v rt a in Mi!.
I't r ? i'olley.
The Seaboard Air Lint? has n
d lt (1 a very progressive policy in
elVoits to devei.,;) the territory
along its line. . One of its latest
elVorts is to secure full and accu
rate information on every point
which may he valuable to parties
de siring to locate at towns or in
counties alo.ig lis ront Yice
i're:denl S;. .bibn a 'C'dingly had
; l'ep:;i d ;i b'aii'c which is to be
forward- d to eaeh station nge-ut.
1'his blank eontiiins t wen t v-four
r-
1
i eaeh. The tpiestioUS cover the
. lliAin:- p. dots: Population;
let;:.. :; .'linois mm cnurentd,
l i:.d ve, !!,,r for while or colore
ie;,;de: ; ea of celtivabd and ur
d
un.
. nitivit- d h:nd : .ha! a -f r of soil ;
dr.eieni ptod.n, and kinddof
ferfiiier ti.--.-d; climate; fie.pu-ncy
ef'-il!- v.-il. '- ..iHii. v t'rum IA.
ca! stream. ;;Is-. water-power a-
j : I:in,,, 4(f (o,vst timber;
orineioal occupations if people;
(Li ft ii ,it kinds of livstoek raised,
.is well as daiiy products and poul
try; irii:C!pal fruits and Kin-is.
ber-t annpted to the locality ; difr-
rent kinds of vegebd h-s. iais( -d,
-;'cif . int: quantity per acre aral,
v; ; i- li 's me-1 j.rotitald-' ; mo-t it; -portant
h'ei industries; avernp.j
-i.e-s of farms; ! veription of coil
-ton and hey or other valuable
dee it- also of factory sites; ex
t n! os public iaq r jvenientd ; sj.e
ciai t -atures ( f health, such as
ne dieinul springs, . to , and rcreag)
and ciiaracter of improved and un
improved
Oi-c".
As v.iil
lands b
si 1 with
. ii! be so !;. the replies to
u-stioi s v ill fi rni.-h a l;t
er!.pdu of information
v iil be of the mo. t valuable
t ! se
Ii: r. c
i;i advertising the coun
try t rav-rs -d by tne Seaboard Air
Line, wide- by it prop.'Ctors and
iiom-''-'eekf rs can obtain in a few
J moments d ita which might neces-
itab- wreks of travel to gsin in
r r a
f;u:v otuer way. .wanuinciurers
Record.
A ?:at (;)iillf ioct.
We b-iVe before C lib'd attention
o a grat ci'aMiiy threatening the
p-T.p'c i the .Seutb. There is
'ro'.nn! tor tlrs Inar. In no efCi
r:cti ot tL1 c:i.a?ry in there greater
iHil for Livr Medicines than in
l.e po?r.f ar.d th' has eiicouraged
inr-fi aiii'o.j pt-rKorw to tale ad--.-'.jjit.o-c
t opIe'H iidery andc-iTer
Ut) all forts of s.itt y-n care-a'l
or Liver trouble.", Tlie r crime in
I'cater 5-eMiiso t'jcy must have
-oo -i p! c s ! I c'p item ;n thi-i
(i.T u woU. i iodr preperat;ot;8
iro.'od to d e d t-ggi trt at a luw
price. Afid the big p-ofif to the
i;u:t :s tin: road by wbicb they
.-Hftch the pit ic. Druggists ol hib
ionor will not bo a j arty to such
n outrage, liewaie of any oealer
vho tells you th it m y L.ver Medi-
line. i iu-t the s i'i-c, or as ooj as
Uj,irr-o :i Iyer llpulator, put up
, ,y J. IL Z -liin ci Co. You know
j p ,y ,j,c. i ,j u tho package.
j 1 mmc pi ) r iuojih are not the same
i ,oi
a 3
go.-ii, &ticK to the Old
p?n iv.f, Yur h-allh and life fchoo'd
Knlbh Si avin liniment removes all
1jiril,"sirt or'alloucej lamps and blemish
c trom tinrHf-s. hlwd fpairs, curbs, splinta
i Avoppy, rin-b nrt, stifle, sprains, alt
.vr.!!cn iliroHt, coi'2' etc. Mie .o'l oj
iserfone htt!e Warrnii-d tbe mit
wonderful blemish ci.re fver known. StU
by A. S Le Druciii'lL'nco'ntjn N C.