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with u a:!y .! - '.
It and rt hirgr ! u
killed and iiij i;. ,!.
building l:a l :
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in I'ii'.uni'it's In i( ,!
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Vi!!;-nv,tl ki;i..! Pi-.-Lincoln
in 1 :i i'
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in-. nn..xt!y t;ii.i ; ft i
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d i'i tii-ir
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flour ir.-ivt' wr.y, i,r ,.i!f o- it.
ami with f.'j. .'.!.;! r.i.-ii a!!
who wero on tins ;iu r i t'
floor werf pit'inr .-r
tit in coiitiprtion s-jth tli cf
fice of th? Si:-rr!:i (iiwr.)!
It was (;iii!i':pii'(I
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yfiir to yrnr. This is a must :
nppailiiifr iiis;isfor anil h a 'j
brought pvitt Kriff to many
lionie, an.! bwiVs it wil!
co.t thoRovnt.nont vast
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l-l.v 1 1 H '1 ll.'nt ! I'M I ill' I IIJ u II- r
rcdv?(l by lliso nTifortn
nate unvp!'tini"nt pmphmos.
On ueonnt of thf history
roTiUfcte.l witli tli?i old luiil
ding1 it Iia.s been spare, iiu.s
a.- a rf-lie Ukip utility, and
by this many nio.v lives
lost. It appears that a rt-at
deal of curelessne&n has been
manifested in occupying this
hull of a buiMing. There is
another coincidence brought
to mind by this tragedy. The
-reat tragedian Ilooth, broth
er tu John Wilkes 5'ooth, the
ma who killed Lincoln, dinj
Dear the time of thU wc'id
ffreat elm'ty of the Ford
totr, A gi'cat, uumber o?
-';:r r';;-3 ' i ..ii. side
-c f . f the pen-
fw records
alorjd a-
in iica It.s
rif'.cof5 m
':,Vnr)fit Ther bss been
.irtady twuiy-four todies
taken out of the ruias man
gled In a terrible manner.
tlon. W. H. Bower fiends
us the following from Wash
ington, bearing the date of
June the 9th. and we give it
t to our readers, hoping that
no blaino may rest on Mr.
Bower for not having fourth
class post-masters appointed
with greater dispatch lie
pays: ''1 have p?st had an in
1 1 a i ,..ii
iBi v rtt wiui .vi r. .i i vr i,
T1 . . . . . , . '
J' ourth AsHiHtaut rommiHter
, , , ,, ,
tienerai, an ne a uteres to
. iiii
the rule established H iriie!
. ,r !
limn u it sn rn nat1 I r rvt 'ri
ii ij ni in r j iw tin, 1 ok iiunt
no fourth-class postmasters
except for cause and upon
charges profaned. To this
rule there has been and will
be no.exception. Congrssion
al influence amounts tonoth
ing whatever towards modi
fying or suspending it, all re
ports to the contrary not
withstanding. There has not
been a single exception t o it
in our State, if Mr. Maxwell
is to be believed. I can do
toothing more than call upon
the Democratic Executive
Committees and democrats
generally of the various coun
ties to prefer charge. against
those iv'ao are obnoxious and
whom they may wish to re
place with democrats. I am
anxious to serve my constit
uents in this regard and will
remain in Washington some
time, ready aud, willing to
prosecute any charges that
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t;i!.rs ti:n.- to iipjuii a ivo.o,io(.i
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Thnv is i ;i;iiaj;ra.liir t!''
N.itii ai Uomoi-fatic I'I a t -ioi
iii favoring thf repojil of
lii'1 ion pr ''nit tux on Stat1
bank n'ts. N'o.v the ijiitM-
(ion a rial's v.iil thede:noi!t!hon in upon the minds f
in Congress enrry out this by
voting to have the tax taken
off? Some, we are sorry to
learn, are opposed to taking
off thi tax, and in all proba
bility there will be enough of
the Northern democrats who
will vote against it, with thp
eonabiuod republicans both
North and South to defeat
the T:ie SVestsrn a n d
Son her a democrats are ah
for th repeal of the law tax
intf Statn banks.
Th: Sheriff o f Foray the
v . . . . . 1. . Jr.
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'JtpvbVican at Wins
ton hud 3 li-rht a few days
aj;o and the editor ROt the
worst, of it. Editors ought
not to fiht unless thr are
able to whip,for if it is found
out that they are easily whip
ped many of them will get it.
We wish to state, however,
that our fighting weight, is
on an average 210 pounds.
It is now belived that the
Key. Dr. Briggs will set up a
church of his own. He 1ms
many utile men
who will
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follow him, and no donbtthe
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nauje ol Mriggsifsm will often
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be referred to Irom the jv.il
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pit and by the press.
'
It is reported that JY - esi -
dent Cleveland will appoint
Major Win. M. bobbins, of
Statesville, to be Consul Hen -
eral at, Havana. We are in -
deed glad to hear this a n
hope it is true.
The Federal Court at Chi
cago has decided that the
the gtes of the Word's Fair
must be closed on Sundays.
An appeal has been take n
from this decision.
Fargo, North Dakota, has
had a very destructive lite.
The losses are reported to
reach the enormous sura of
15,300,000.
Cadet Howell, of North Car
olina, graduated a t West
Point first in his class. A
very high- distinction and one
of which the State should be
justly proud
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tlie truth. 1 h-' ( I I coiij'i-cr
kiiw p.1I e n . u ir h tl.iit
i if the truth wnx known his
pn;f'si"ti o'.i!.l lf sciUh-u
at, and hi:n-clf oblivd to
swk hottest eitipioymeiit. It
wms not a tii job at t h a t
tune to keep the popuhve
blindfolded be-;uie every one
was well ehi.iyod with mi per
dition and regarded th'Mitat
ter H8 a reality, but t Im uks
to seienep, it. haw rra'Uially
mankind and dispelled most
of the dark mists of cupersti
tion. Yet Iatn a sorry to say
it is not entirely banished
from our midst.
Not long ago an old wo
man ne advice to some
boys who had 'purchased a
dog. Site "told them to take
a measure of th- do'n tail
and put it under the door
step, fttid then the dog would
be oure to stiiv with thorn.
Some people adrtfte to sow
cabbage seeds st evening af
ter sun down or in the mor-
nin be'ore sun up in ordr
to keep bugs, etc., from eat
ing them. Some are very par
tienlar to kfep the ::oba of
their seeil corn from being
burned. They say if rhecobs
are burned the corn will "fire
up" in the fall.
Va nous means old mi u ri n g
diseases are still resorted to.
though the practice i. not re
ceiving much support at this
day. Some pretend to swap
wat ts and corns for thorns,
though they have to be par
ticular and go to the thor i
buh the first thing in r. h
morning before thy sp",Mk
to any one and say to the
thorn bush, "I .v,-nt to swap
yon .a com for tt thorn,
then thev must break
an 1
on a
! t horn far every corn t h e y
j wish to swap, and stick the
j thorns anderthelapel of their
j coat tvhere it .will be out of
jsight, then turn thir backs
dlou the bush and goaway.be
ing careful not to look bai k.
I'hthisie. or asthma, is cured
i t u
uS mnRn.nirntuuu uu
anu meitsurmg uie Miiierer
with it, then lay the utiok
where it will keep dry; also!
P.. I! i.!.-m.
by measuring the child to a tunlars-apply to l. w.iiiom
v'erv thriftv buh. These and i f,s' m"e," v "? tV' Ij'
many other conjuring trickaito,H',ll: l- .
are necwtly practiced to-day. i j-f'li;.;3
The people are a littleasham
od to practice such absurdi
ties ojtcny, hut if they haj
pn to attain their object,
tlipn titer eYiiltMiii.lv t o Mi
their friends of their good!
luck. In my opinion theje i I
no virtue in a soverwwi
stick, though it is laid aw ay i
verv carefully in thedrr. and !
all the balance of the coniu -
rer'g artifices are equally as'
unt. Tli-M-i i nt an ele- J
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Jre. Elizabeth JltMtT
I a tiiw-re. ld.
Rescuod from Death"
Alt Said f ho Cei-!'J hot Live a
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Alire cm! !i"r a - ?;aik to ;
J!o'. AoranparlHa. 1
t mnttr!ii t;.jl'4 5r.r4i-:l!!i.lr it I ;
o,.,l,rlul BWioiue. 1 ..i!,T:J l)).WI With '
Nouralgia ftnrt Oyupeipsla I
r.. Iniolii.t; t.pe.1...
Iir ?ii'.....t Khif v, i;h cum
H ; 1. ..! (1.m1 oi I.', i.t-y i 't i
timf I would
i'-iii. ;i I si'i'nt
ii. :.l lUl.it. l.u.i'C.
tol.l mi' .li.niil'it m-i ' i' i.!l!.i.:i:id 1 l-i-nsn j '
ii (I ..tmiU't
to bike it. I w.iV!i''l to:. Mii'H t.MHtw.iUiUwiw
A PiCtl.TJ cf
I.vprv cue vln siv i:..- t
t'lfry
:.:l.t 1 could nit
liv.. nnn!b. IllO'ltM. Kut I h.'CVI t.1 lltllirOVe
at once ltf bKiniilnn itli Hood' hrsm
nilK, and hare Kradunlly Ruined until I am now
Borfrallr carrd. I rat wll, lil.H-p welL and
am km Mtrfrci awalih. 1 own all to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
InstPivt of Violin! (tca.1 now, 1 am Bllve and
W. iah I Ii Mill Fl.lJlAilKT'1 MRSHH,
1W Knst Kiruey Stri-rt, lialtiuiom, Md.
UUOD'M PILLS f pilr!r mlli, Tf
toctly bu mls. lwr col!lil a4 knftull.
NOTICE.
I'.v virtue of a decree iMVU'-d
fivm th' Superior t'ottrt af
Spring Term. 1803. I wills-Mi
forca-mat the court house
door in the town of Boone,
on the 3rd day of.IuIy"93, it
being theflrst Monday inaaid
month, the followingdf scrib
ed real estaie to wit: A 3-5
interest in a tract of land ly
ing on the waters of Yadkin
Elk in Watauga county, con
taining 130 acres known as
the.Iesse. O. Triplett lands,
adjoining the lands of John
R. Hodges and others, t h c
property of J. N. Simmons
dfc'd., to satisfy a debt of
f.-T.O due T. J. t'offey k Bro.
with interest and cost. Pi in
Jan.' 1, 1H1VJ.
J. F. Sp.M.Nlior'i;,
(Vim !s:is.sio:ifr.
AuiRi.t:s1r trlx.' Jfetife.
T!i:) uriii 'ii'.;:iR 1 having quali
!i" I tis ,-iili'iii,)!straTi-ix on the es
tate oi's" NP Ilodpis, cli -('., here! iy
! ill O.-m nil p-ison owing stthl es-
l In:.- iii ciiia !ii'warl ann make
si-ttlcaseats uii'iia
VJ months,
mill i1.'! 1'"!'moi
aia'ist ', !
ho! t i r i claims
s it.-:- I." lified to
. i . ... ; . ..!. iinthen
oi' i i; 1,-5 ti ice will
?. ir of their n ovrv.
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ii'ii:s. .u;iiiiNtratrix.
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Tics M,
S.ll'M,
KCK SAL!'!
In 1 he own of lV.-o?e, a corn
forrable (iwoiiinii iiouse with
0 rooms a or! live tire 1 1 ices
with nine ;mk s of land, g od
spi-infr
(lie-;
-:.-it;oajip;:.
it i rors. Mrn.
a-n and
oo- vat ii.- )'i;i .Mam n't
is , .jjraMe private tvl
ttmVt The f.dace will be sol.
.fhc.-iit on terms to suit the
pun hav-r. Forf.n lhcr par -
.U r rHOCWSS f,f EI.EOTRICITY.
feJ&klIi!:iiK
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t;.. -3 n .! -i j,iw ci r. a
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MSji't 7lbVo
t;;"',,c"ii JSt&S..'
Ht.r
to
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C. i 3FRT f. Mill S Ca.,
1 STOiw dollar pajrs for the
Democrnt ohc year.
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'(MJl!l hll.Mll.l Il'lt l" ll'-
ii ivf.i into p. i in' iti )iiv Tr
tt.i'iv itiixttirrxotti'ii i:if')j
-ill !-jt;!!i- Jiio.II;!!ni,lH.
I:. It. j uliirfi li.r- m ill!
i i 1 Al'.n.t.i for I In- jvi.t ;fj
!(!! Vl lIS. I ?.li!- tliuivi'j
: ' n-i !""i ;is ): io ;
i-. ' !";.: tun::- .n..'. l !i I ;
! . i' I ll i ni.i'! from ilir
i ..." i ip! n !i of ii'i rin'ii'-sl i
;',-' '!'!' Imtll.' iil.iry s
f 1 '!r- iIk.s.-.s -Mlilll. S-1'
; '.-: !i'v p-m tiis.iinl dtiv i
it i ii!. . i- t ti itiutliiy mi- j
i !-;! tiy '!."i:siiiii!.t'?!;r:ili'j
i.;i ji;!ti- :ii wli'ini it li-iM itr-J
i'.l. A ti !tt!" will tt-t j
I : - liit lt?.
TEH
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tu II
V.'i'ui.li locii'la'fi'iiiiinitooar
I !.:! ni s: t mill hand
j 2u5gi23. Cctrts, vvagons,
! Ha.hs, Harness Etc.
1"i'V use a'moKt j'.iol j:" iii'v,
and pi'i'.-ous is!iiii!' to liny '- ill
!s.-i-ir Imrjiains y e 'llinn'on us.
j l-.i-.Mj a ii.t ol NHW
iu;t:(iii:s. w.vtioxs. c.i:t:,
Hi liati.!, v liii li will Id- sel i on
I'i'.lS, ili.'lli'i' trrtiis. !f T; iiutf nut
in.t wl.nl. mmi want-, w nill
tiikf plcasitre in ttirjA' tuiy
llii'i;; ti! yon 1:1 our lair. Up tmy
! 1 1 'i t IVom ma !Hi!'m:til!vli and
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ft". ' il''let)!T
c'.i m pl iri'K.
ji'ive von vi rv
W'k have n tall litie of new Mar
'.-s-t'o!!'
r, li.-iiili's. tf. ev-
.TV Mil
in the 1iiinifs l!nr. run
heat the ttor'ul prhrs.
jW We will tr.ke in exchange,
horses, mules, and also goad bee
cattle. Give us a chII.
llhSKEU CRAIG & CO.
Lenoir i. C.
LOOK OUT!
:o:
. 1 have just received a nice
line of Dress Uonds consist
ing of
White and Black Em
broided Skirting. A
big lot of White
Goods, Worsteds
and etc. A nico
line of ladies'
Trimmed a n d Lntrimmcd
it ATS
Also Trimmings. Tips ami
Flown- for Hats.
A nice lino of ladies
and ticr.t's Shoos.
P.ig lor,. if Thi-ware
0!ai-vare a ii d
Qiinais-ware- A good
i line of Notions. A liir
lot of Joans and Oot
toiiudos. Just oonne
In GOO galous of Crocker.y-wat-e.
We are Agent for Ht-lton
Woollen Mills.
A big lot of Cloth Tiow on
hand.
Jilst received a nice lot of
SUGAR
' Brown and Orannlated, and
Coffee.
A big lot (.!" Hooh,
.Nil lis,
Hor.se shoes,
Ox shoes
etc,
j o goods sold on time, uu-
i.ss KCt nred ty mortgage. -
Uncollect that I will sell
you good goods and will not
misrepresent my wares. Come
and see my stock whether
you buy or not.
Motif ReppcctwUy,
C, D. TAYLOR
April 27, 93.
Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household carea.
Ilromi's Iron Bitters Bsboiidi tba
yMem. aids (Hirpntion. rtmoTea exocca of bile,
au l cum tuttlkxia. Get Ui genuine.
()-
SAY !
THIS rs to HUM
hUG TO MtAW
TRADE!
-o-
IHEANBffSiNE3?i
-o
1 roin uow until the first day
of April I will sell my fttot'k j
CLOTHING
AND
OVERCOATS
At 1 1) per cent above.
COST!
If yon don't think I menn it
come and look through my
STOCK
It vrot cost yo oue ran if
yon don piarekas,
I hare n lrn ''ort nd
want to get rid of i? before
spring.
rrr- CALL AND LQOK ! "S
-o
I would rail your attention"
to the big cut in prices in my
other lu es.
0
JlESPECtFULLiTj
Vi. L BR YAK,
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