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MOJtrASSINGTON.'
THE INDIAN .TROIXBIJES OH
Death of Mrs. IflerriclcOliaatl
; Worlcof. a I.utlc-Bepprt
from ilMe Indian Coim tryPre
paring torWsifcrin-Ithe Cncy-
cnnt, ,....,.... -
Washington, July 9. The PresK
dent today appointed Joseph L. Mor
gan, of South Carolina; secretary of
legation of. the United States to Mexs
ico: llf . Morgan has been a resident
of Mexico for some tima and speaks
the language of that country. ' '
THE. WIFE FOIWS THE. .HUSBAND. ..
Merrick, died this afternoon.. ?. !
A - ttJNATIO : SHOOTS., A WOMAN AND
f i-IX)WS ISOWTBRArNS X)UT J i
. - Today. CbasKnoJ;tv a shoemaker
residing on Virginia avenue, near 7th
street southeast, entered, the house of
George Morris, at the, corner, of 3rd
and K streets southeast,, and asked
Mrs. Morris to return a photograph
" which he had given the family. Mrs.
Morris turned to get the picture, and
- as she did so Knott drew a revSjvf r
aOdhbV her twice, the. first balLtak
ing effect" in her head and the second
... passing through-her left lung. She
ran wildly from the house screaming
; for ,hetp the ..blood flowing freely
f rdni her wounds. A gentleman pass
ing bv (caudal her in hid- arms as she
was about to fall nhd carried her
back to her house, where it was found
that Knott, believing his victim dead,
had committed -suicide . by blowing
out his brains. He died instantly ,
i Mrs. Morris is in a very critical con
d&ion and may not survive Her
husband is a trackman on ihe Balti
more-& Potomac Railroad and ' says
he knows of no cause for the shoot
ing. It was simply the act of a man
who has been a lunatic all his life. .
GETTING TROOPS READY FOR SERVICE
, AGAINST INDIANS. , '
The Secretary of War has directed
the Lieutenant General to take im
mediate steps to have troops in read
ine&s that they may be r available in
case of Indian disturbances in the
West ' Ip is reported at the War Des
partment 'that the' Indian troubles
grOw more threatening. .
" THE: INVASION OF KAflTSAS
- In regard to' the reported invasion
of Western Kansas by the Cheyennes
General Schofield has sent the follow
ing' teleg am to the War Department :
The 'latest.' report indicates that no
Indians have been in Kansas yet and
nb nersons killed, but a number. 'pei
hups one hundred oun Cheyenne 4
nave leic tne agency, n is oeiieyea 10
conceal' their arms on account of the
.recent mtimcly threats to . disarm
them.' The present disposition of the
troops will, I hopei prevent serious
trouble it tMe Indians are let alone.
" THE INDIAN TROE.? ;
An important order was issued at
the war department today, and sent
' to Geheral'Miles, who f istake the
'field:in command of the troops, now
v in the Indian Territory to suppress
' the trouble with the Cheyennes. The
: officials are reticent as to the con
tents of thei message.
Persona not in authority;Tbowever,
sajr that thQ order contained instruc-
J tions to th commanding officer dif
rectihg him to disarm -the Indians.
It was8entby Lieut. General Sherit
danJ i -The - Cheyenne Indians are
. armed ,with ; the .best. make, of rifles
and have considerable quantities of
ammunition. For some tim they
. hayejanticipated an attempt by the
arntyto take their arms "from ; them
and have in " some "instances hidden
them. If troops undertake to dis-
arm them, it is thought by officials
nere wno.nave aeaiDwnn .ine. uney.
ennes, that they 4 ? will resist until
OYerDOweredVfti'.Therd are vbetween
1200 and 1500 fighting Indians among
theW.-w Firwa said here' today that
; Geh.VAugur favored disarming the
Indians,; but considered thQ present
lorce lnsumcienu ior inac purpose.
. GEN GRANT'S CONDITIOIf .
A Bad Niglit Followed lf a
Good
Day.
Mt McGregor, July 9. Last night
was, one of extreme -exhaustion to
Oeh. Orjaht,; because of the exciting
events of yestejrday, but his physi
ciansay s he catj 4ipver ho ill effects.
' Th9 morning online: -mountain was
warm, the mercury itahding at 82 at
noon, but at 1 m. showers cooled
..tha air: '"" .
Tha General -has . been out today
only a moment.; He is haying a won
' derfally kood 'day 'considering his
fatigue of yesterday, said Dr. - Doug
las3 at i p.-m- i .
la conversation with a friend this
afternoon, among other things, Grant
wrote! I am glad;, to. ay that while
there is mucn unoiusning wiCKeaness
in thii worldly et there is compensate
ins cehercsity cndgrandeUr of soiiU
In ray caso I have not found that re.
rublit-s are' ungrateful; L nor., are the
'- ' - " Changed tlie Gauge.
i-Mfo-fLn. July ,8. The 'Mobile: &
Tii- rrilrn.id company chanced thA
of it3 rcdd toaay,, from five
ctnJIrd; or four feet eight
. h-If .inches. .The work of moy
r-ilj i. ras cuccc" t fully xitom
1 11
4
ut t'7ClvG,nour3, arid'
:r:;-:r :r tr;;:a Icit Lib-
I"
rt-r-
,r: .-..- c :J b3-loaded
- .: r.ith' freight..
1
- j to ncilncrn
.t.cut triiicfsr
I'l lll.l'lll IJ1 1111 1 Jk !
' St 'i
PJLLL , Mill i j
SENSATION.
Immense Rusli for tne Paper
Church of 8.eofiAridCol&&fe:
Burned- Urged. Annexation of
Annam--Tlie?:CIioleriujIescd
in Spain.
XiONDON, July 9. Fire this morning
aestroyea tne nortnern wing, uDra
rv. laboratorv and museum of the
University . College of- tWalesr tib
Aberetwith. The college building
was origmallyan tended for a hotel,
and after 80.000 Were spehti.onit,
it was bought by the University com
mittee for 10,000 pounds.
J; V THE'CHOXERA; j -
as 'i
' Madrid. In the town of Aranjuez
iT"J",
yesterday there were
oy uo v v?cs yj.
Valencia 339newcases and 135 deathst
in tne Daianceor tne province fqtva
lencia 5d new cases, ana 20 aeatns;
in the town of Murcia
17 neWCaSeS
and 12 deaths, and in the balance
theprovincurcm l2wa
and 43 'deaths, v Throughout the
ceses ana if ueatn. - 1 . ' -
7 i ; THE CHESTERFIED STAKES,
.London; The race for ildC Ches
terfield stakes for two year olds was
run today at New Market July -tneet
ine and was won by the Duke of
Portland's bay filly Modwena; R. H.
Combe's brown colt Volta second :
Lord iloldon's brown filly ;Stor,m
sfeu j
Light; third. -'inere were nine
ters, . - ,
URGING THE ' ANNEXATION OF
ANNAM. f
Paris. The ministry
18
oeing
strongly urged to annex Annam. The
pi coaui o iu kuia uucvuuu a otuiwu
iresistible, and it requires"Xf M2De
Freypmct skill v;1ipteyentftw.TOirj
leagues irom acting precipitately in,
the matter. He is adverse to
tJ
step which might revive the
mis i
understanainfi: witn unina: ; ana re-
hew France's Eastern trouble. ? It is
reported here that the Black Flags
will reinforce the Annamites in any
contest tne latter may ueciue to wage-
against the French.j: -jriat "f O w 1
the established church. .
London. The Marouia of Salis-
hnrv rAnlvinir'tn a letter frnm ttlaa
enw orIt! nc hia vi'awr nn t.hn nrnnnaal
o . . TP. : . .T 1 .t I
land, declares his Opposition to the.
movement. He contends that the
established Church secures to the
poorest as well as to the richest
districts, regular ministrations, of
religion which he sas is sonecessary
to the public welfare.
ARRESTING THE GAZETTE VENDERS.
London, The police .continue to
arrest all venders found selling copies
of any of the past four days' issue 01
the rail Mall Gazette. - ,.
TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR' THE GAZETTE.
London, 5 p. m. Northumberland
street, where the Pall Mall Gazette
office is located; has all the afternoon
X A A
neen pacsea irom ena to ena witn a
mass of excited people, r As many as
three thousand news venders have at
times been in the crowd elbowing and
otherwise struggling forppdriuni'.
ties to purchase copies of the (iazette
to sell. At one time the pressure of
the crowd was so great that all the
windows of the Gazette building were
crushed. ia;5 When theT dddrs f the
piiblicatioh ' Oflice were rbpened for
the sale of the first . edition, Hhis af
ternoon. there was a tremendous
rush for papers, during which wo4
men and boys were f knocked. ijdoWx4
trodden upon and in many instances
badly injured;
Despite the extraordinary prepara
tions to meet the public 'demand'
which the experience" fcf the past
three day 8 taughtf the proprietors v df
tne gazette to ma&e, tne saies? im
afternoon exhausted the edition?5 and
the supply of paper gjviDg --putthe
presses were stoorjed for several
nourdhfore.rje
pnes pouia do procurea. xne paper
makes no new revelations today but
confinea itself td the ; defehce;f rjts
course and to bidding the authorities
ucuauuo. id piuixiisea a uuai luawu
ment of the revelations' for tomorrow
wuiiBi el. vtfnnnnTPi ftBwwvottTffenw'
ljondon. ine jkov. jar. spurgeon
publishes a letter in this afternoon
Pall Mall Gazette, approving of that
journal's - exposures ; of the 4 secret
vices of the aristocrats of London.
The letter is remarkable in mahycJrey
8pects, and the following are 'fcome'of
its expressions :
"I feel : bowed down with shame
and indignation Thia is a loathsonie
business, but even sewers Ust;be
cleaned.. I pray that good may' come
from this horrible exposure.rwhich
incidentally must do harm;butf whose
great drift must result in lasting ben
eat. 1 aon't think our churches have
iauei, ior tney nave- kept -a' pure
remnant alive in thelandi ! believe
that mnny -are unaware - Of
.dunghills reeking under their nostrils
1 1 think allare coK)peratorsr in your
.vil
v. o . n Ul Ml O-... .KJ UCLA O ..4UW.U4, til?
lians even though weari ng stars? and
garters. 4 Yve neea a yiguancejf com
mittee, a moral police to suppress this
miamy.' -jet-tne lignt on witnouc
stint." ' ' '
; .London. M; Waddingtou, French
1 ... . 1 1. A
sador to London, has informed
uuioassaaor
Prime
Minister Salisbury that the
consideration1 of the Suez cahal quesi
tion' will be resiimed forthwith bv m-
" - - - . 90 mm
terested powers by an exchange of
views thrnii!tKthfti. iv.anfictive ..ams
oassaaors at Pans.
. w TaJiinr a Religious Turn
Chattanooga Term., JulyvC.-Con-, ,
siderable interest 'pre vailj da lhi3
Pcity over' the action of the cou"iiin
asking the removal of the chief or
polic3 cntliofnround otrincc-3.
cy; Tt3 IlethcdiGt church, cf rchieh
he 13 a o rnl:r, i 3 taking actives et:"3
to have h ni rc tinsd: and an ' iatc
,T Aw -r '.v - J.. f ;.
1 ectic- x.vl 1 3 tho rccult
-'AIT ALABAMA WELI.
That Supplies flic Hottest Ilin-J of 4
Birmingham. Ala., 'July. 8. The
facts in regard 10 the hot well latelfy;
discovered m Alaoama are lnteress
ing." This hot ? well can be found inl
Clanton r Chilfon county, midway? b
tween Montgomery and Birming
ham. . The well is on the premises of
A.. R Blassingane, who. carries ori the
ine. - me water , is arawn nom mo
ll
well in an ordinary duckcf wiin
rope aitacnea. ju. ursu uemg
drawn from tne weu ine water is
very hot. but af cer exposure. . to - the
atmosphere it really becomes, hbttec
Several people contend i it to be a;
hoax because they have never seen
the well. Others after seeing;. the
well sav it is heated by steam. Mr;
Biasingane
uses tne well to supply
bis engine with water. v The pipe of
insnirotor ia no more than one men
Thfl Tirol 1 H K9. 1 f AOfc' VfiftftTT
Mr. Blasincane claims he had not
oaA y,ia Ono
nHnrtntl - visit. The earth taken
l-JA fi, ril VAta f KniKrli it wriS
Greener, of Birmingham, Ala shows
tem' tnrft to6 b 162 decrees
DISTURBED MEXICO.
Editors to be Tried for Treason-
Opposed to the Higher Schools
--Diminislied Importations, etc.
City of Mexico, r(viA .Galveston)
July 9, It is announced this morn
ihg that the government will try the
arrestea- eauors ior nign treason-
Ttwrk AHitrra hav hiSfiff RAnt" trt Ttelftm
. " "
, it ia said that the erovernment
threatens to Withdrawappropriations
irom ail TiUQ lecnnicai scnoois ana ae
Vot th monev to nrimarv inatifcti
tions on the- ground that the higher
schools are nurseries oc treasons
importations are aiminisning .on
htanhu ntnf lM mp.re dan ta ha v ine ari
ticipated the, nev tariff which went
into force on tne nrst instant. . .j.
General Gonzalez, now governorrpf
Ouanaxtiato. . has asked for federal
troops. There is much uneasiness
in that city and meeting of students
are being neld there.
- attacK ot tne rariiap,::iiiDerai
newspaper, ana tne semi-omciai or-
lean of the government, on the dt
r ii ( 1 vf : r :l
road, has created a sensation here. It
snows tnat untrienaiy relations oe
tween the road and the government
still exist.
WESTERN C YCEOWES.
Great
Damage to Property and
I A Growing Crops. ,-
St "Paul, Minn. , July 9. Reports
received from various points indicate
that a terrific wind and ram storm
visited the western " and southern
section of this' State last high 1. 1 '-In
some places the storm took the shap
oia cyclone, and destroyed asery
1 thing intits path. The crops sufferea
I 4 1 J
most, w noie neias . oein?: : aestrovea
So -far no casualties are - reported,
though the-reports from the country
districts lying in the path, of the
stbrm ar& not iri. - , . ,
BPARTA Wis..' July 9.-A terrible
I cyclone swept over this place last
t night-and did great destruction to
farm houses "and barns.' , Several
churches were badly damagecr'
Fourteen cars at the St Paul depot
wexe!.blOwn from the track and sev-
eral others derailed at the North
j western depot Trains were delayed
by;-Jthjee. accidents No reports have"
been received from the country and
the, total damage cannot bs given.'
i A TUIPIE IISCHING. t
Three Men Eynehed for the Mur
der Two Peddlers.
Grenada, . Miss,, July 8-The
mob yesterday, after hang,
ing Perry . McChristian and
Felix
Williams, . startea arter two
men : implicated in' the same
otner
murder. Williams had confessed.'
stating that Bartlev James and John
Campbell had assisted in killing the
two peuuierB. iu u1uu A.uuuuHia.uic4
at his house, carried him to Union
church, about ten miles from 'Greh?
then c , went - to uampoeii s nouse;
Campbell "fired upon the mob, wound-
Jng one of then j , it is reported,' acid
then made his escape. It is rumored
this atternoon that at daylight
this ,;mbrning the mob overtook
Cdmpbell, who refused to surrender.
They then shot him to death.
Buried
Under Fifty;
Earth.
Tons of
ft
PoTTSviLLtt, Pa.', . July 7.-i Off the
Potts ville and Mahoney Railroad! in
1". '.. .
this city, tnis morning, oy a-, cave in
at a cut which was being excavated.
Jos. Becker, of Yorkville, boss of the
gangland four Italian laborers were
iUriCU. UUUCA , IALVJ IVUQ JL ViXl,l.H.
Becker and one Italian were mstant-
Skilled, another had a leg broken
a the remaining; two; were badjy
cutnd bruisedr' "
Baseball Yesierdaj'.
t-washiogton: Lantere 12,
tionals7.
d Charlotte; N. C. -r.Ateighs 9;
Na-
Wil
mingtons 5. -
OhicagoChicartc 3 CrProvidenci 5
Pittsburg. PittsLurrrs ',17- Metros
f politans 0. , . j v . '-
f Cincinnati. Cmcmnatis : &, Ath-
letiea 2 ,
1 . aJ- . hTX. A I r m tfV ) m wt m .
'DStroixJueiroits iJi rniiaaeipnia
The Charleston, CpUectorship;
Washington, July 9;-The Charles
tohcollsctorshipcaseis about to come
to a 'bead. The appointment may be'
mada n- a f 7 cr two.T r ;Aue .Presi
dent hascanea jor an ma papers on
LMe tcarins c- this matter, At the
treaiurv decartnsnt it is said that
Senator Hampton as 'strongly rscs
orrlmcsdcd Theodore D. Jervev ' J a
com promise: man, and the latter wi.'V
pi&tly coccni: .c-zsa. ,
TUB CLEyELAJSD
STKIKER.
The Situation. : .IJnehangea-A
larse Bodf of Strikers Parad
ing .police on tlte .TateU.r ,
Cleveland, O. . July 9.The situa
tiori remained Unchanged this morn
ing, so far as precautionary arrange
ments down town were concerned.
The Central Police Station was full of
patrolmen , and outside stood two
four-horse coaches to carry "men
wherever needed; At the city armo
ry detachments of the Greys, light
artillery, and the. th Ohio, National
guard, are on duty, ready to move on
call. At about 9 o'clock news reach
ed the Central Station from the 18th
ward that , a procession of strikers
numbering over eleven hundred had
just left the corner pf Broadway and
Huron Street and . were marching tos
wards the city. . ; A. band of music
was at their head and they were fly :
ing the stars andi strifes. -The men
seemed undetermined what to do or
where to go to.
A call for help was made from the
screw works at the corner of Payne
and Case avenues and forty police-
men were sent in two omnibuses to
the factory. '. All was quret at the
screw work.8 on . the arrival of the
police, the mob having retreated to
their rendezvous at a peach orchard
in the 18th ward, leaving the city
clear of strikers, : temporarily at
east.
' Wants Some of His Money, v
' San Francisco. July " 8r-?Harriet
Moore, a middle aged widow, has
commenced suit for breach pf; prom
ise against Moses Hopkins; ' aged .70
years, claiming damages of $25,000.
The defendant is a brother of the late
Mark Hopkins, f rom-whom" - he- inv
hented an estate valued at 000,000.
'--:"Z A Bark Quarantined. "
;SAyANNAHC KoiJ
wegiin baik Erlvin, from Valencia;'
Spam, May 29, arrived at St. Si man's
sound off Bruns wick, yesterday. All
well oh board and no sickness during
the voyage." The bark ! was sent to
Sapelo quarantine station. '
Mrs. Bayard at the Point of
. , Death; -
- Wilmington, Del., July 9. Mrs
Bayard, wife of the Secretary of State;
is pronounced in a very critical con
dition today, and her recovery is al
most hopeless. :, ,
A Colored AVontan Murdered. . v
Charleston, 8. C, July 9. A
colored woman named McKnight
was found murdered in the upper
part or the city tnis morning. U'our
colored men have been arrested on
suspicion: . , .
rij-w Aduccttscrueaxs..
Card ot T. 0. SMITH A CO., about the best five and
ten cent clears In town. '' - " '
FORMAL ic.;
Fifteen shares In the Mchanlc Perpetual Build
ing and Loan Association, "2d series " at
Julyl0d3t - T. L. SFIGLE'S.
The iiouiit Joifj Pic iic
BaSt But .GAM?:
We take pleasuie in announcing to the . public
that we are prepared to furnish everybody who will
attend the tic Mluand Base Bail Gameto be played
at Mount Hony. July 1-th, win a eood dluntr. ; -
LltNiZ BHO l'UiSKO,
It MLHvlT.M.C.
... T " , .'. ''v. . . .
IJAAAS. , " ' ' V '-. .
. RAnoteN,
LEMONS,
Afl PI3 ACHES,
at S. M. HOWELL'S,
as. Holtoa's old stand.
FOR RKNT
New House, convenient to business, quiet neigh
borhood Apply at
julbdlt v T. L. SEIGLK'S Store.
KCAKR'S
FRUIT
KM
3
TTHo'esale and JRetailt'ac
WRISTONS;
n LIST'S I3W CROP
TOR NIP SEED.,'
Wholesale and Retail. ., ' :v
Red or Purple Top Strap Leaved,' '
White Flat Dutch, .
. White Globe, r
V White Norfolk, - . : V"
. ..Cow,.Hornt , v . - ' ,-
' '
'. Eed Top Globe,-
. - , ' eevenTop, ,
Yellow Aberdeen r
- - Amber Globe, ' .
Golden Ball, ;
. . , ;; ". : Sntabaga,
'V . - . . , . Ax .
NOTICE.
The firm of Whitlow & Barker has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All business pertain
ing to said firm has been placed in the hands of
R. H. Barker, who Is authorizsd ta collect all claims
and transact all other business necessary In closing
up the business of said firm. . .
J . " R n.W.BARXE3
' lxonTersvi iei lirOo jane 15,1:
utii .1 I 1 VI
T1IK LUCKY 01$
. 1
Partial, list of Jto' ncn,
7ooen and Children
WH03WERE SAVED
Fron a LTprriblc. Death.
THE FULL:DETAILS
GEORGIA.
WPMcDanlel,
Frank Joseph'
A J Hiram, '
William Sealock, .
JM Ellis,
David Thunr an, ,
A L Dumont, -C
H Roberts,
Z A Clark,
William Richmond,
f
CSWalthune, '
Felix Foster, 7
: James Hill, ' :
.: . .i3 "4
" Frank P Smith, c v;r
Benjamin. Morrlf,
SV Pinion,, r.r,'.- "
J PDavtti' r
A P McDonald, ; . '
v James Hanks, , '
Atlanta.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knott, ,
R P Dodger , .... . ?v
MarttoSmlth, " " - "
WMCheshlre, ' '
- Mrs Fannie Hall. "
J T Goodman, "
Georgs B Frazer, " "
Miss Mairy Chapman, f T
Miss Minnie Wallace, "
Miss Bell Dunaway, : "."' -
George W Maddex, i r - - v ,
HJMcBrlde, .. .
A C Ladd, Toccoa. . ;
L D Yearwood, Gainesville: -" . :
Jvseph Woodroof , St Marks'. '
L PropMtt, LaGrange. . ?-
W B Ellis, Brunswick.
Jesse Howellj Greensboro. , , :
B. M. Lawson, Fast Point "
JJHead Athens. ....
R B Eaulter, Athens.
James L. Robert, Greensboro.
"7 A f-fl&tton, Hampton. .... -
Jamea W Lawrence Towaliga. . ' r
Henry Sutton, " ;
; Wm A Nelson McDonough.
Miss Nelson, " .., .
L C Williams, Calhoun.
John C Perry, Greensboro.
Frank C Jones, .
ChasNDundon, - "
Ptrry Williams, "
. . ' OTHER STATES.
Mrs E E Amberson, Murfrees Valley, Ala.
' C H Montgomery, M D, Jacksonville. -
W A Pepper, Fredonla, Ala.
W WBjers, Calera, Ala'
EG Tinsley, Columbiana, Ala.
, David Kunkell, CuUman, Ala. .
Mrs T F Rhodes, Post Oak, Ala. . . .
J LSumpter, Mobile, Ala.
Mary Dove, Fredonla, Ala.;
MA Abbej.RueselvBle.'Arfci .
Mrs J M Richardson, Clarkeston, Ark.
Mrs W. J Kennln, Hutching, Texas.
- Ml8s Leldtke, Dexter, Texas.
Mrs W J Wilson, Sandy, Texas.
; Wilson family, S in number, Sandy. Texas
Mr Cervenka, Dexter, Texas.
Mrs C H Gray. Rocky Mount, N C.
J B Callahan, Charlotte, N. C , .- . -H
LReid, Meridian, Miss. - - 1
Mrs M J Reeves, Milan, Tennv , ( -
Mis Lula Bayle, Jackson, Tenn. '
Thomas Wlillams, Eoddy, Tenn. .
Mrs M L Wlllldms, Nashville, Tenn. .
G Marshall. " "
E Chalf ant, Columbia, S C. .
Mrs W J Arrants, Columbia, S C
i-F J Caruthers, Oxford, f la. ' .
J. W. Thompson, Jacksonville, Fla.
C R Griffin, New London, Conn. .
Thos A Pickett, Philadelphia, Pa.
J B Flannagan, New Orleans, La.
Chas 0 Haddell, MobUe, Ala.
. " The above is only an incomplete list, as It Is Im
possible to obtain anything but a meagre account
at present. These happy men, women and chil
dren owe their lives to that wonderful remedy, B B
B Botanic Blood Balm.' The list; Includes many
horrible c: sea of ScrofuIa'eumatlsm Ctan'li
Kidney Troubles, etc , which yielded promptly to
themagicalBB. B. "' ' ' -
Certificates of the above' in original form on ex
Wbltion atB. B, B. Company's officeXl S Broad st
A 83-page book, filled, with ;startUng revelations,
mailed to any address free. .-. ; l-iy- ;
' ' l ' " c ; r? -Atlanta, Ga.
WILSON CO., igents, Charlotte, NC v ',
JnnersbdAwtf - " . -'
11ns. JOE
KXerlt Will Tell In the IDg nft
Kimw w. jwx MSKisux.7 uf gross wash. Wa ...
dolriff well with It in Tarhoro! anff wioTTL. " e.
lTlKT09o1nc, on1 it y,oa Mmn Hot.. " raPlQlj
we have learned, In every case. . We are -
uesptcuuiiy, - " -
...;3C.B, HODGES ft CO
- .'.-v WHAT IT HAD DONE '
- - takbobo, Feb. 4.
For several years I have had a trnnhi.vri
breast, which I fear Is cancer, that belne ineid
to my family. For two years past my
health has been wretched from its etoctafrS1
came so we&K I was incapacitated for all work- 2?
aimetite was cone, the sight of f am m, r
Ing to me. I would would wake . up in the monr '
so ureal scarcely had energy to arls and nw
myself, upon the least - exertion I had oatottatw
of the heart so violently that I was helpWS?
so nervous I could get no good sleep, but wouldkt
awake at night restless, and when I did dron tX
to sleep would soon awake with a start and it
would be hours before I could get to sleep araii?
My constitution was wrecked hope was sronfTi
concluded, as a last resort, to toy Mrs. Joe Poi
son's Remed. - I commenced rising it last Jnw
nave laaen 1 oomes, ana me eaect has been won
derfuL . My general health Is excellent, ' I sleen
well as ever did in my life and wake In the mora
Ing feeling refreshed and well 1 can not onu
up and cook my own breakfast without fatigue En
have fine appetite to relish It now after I cook it t
can go all day long and am not tired when nieht
come 8. I have net . had a toaeh
7cu.Awiibavu vi uro umi tit diuw auvu &lUSr 1 onwv,
menced the Remedy. My breast does not pain n
at all. or give me any trouble. I do not know
whether the Remedy will cure my breast or not ba
the lump is still .there, but if tt never does na
words of mine can express my gratitude for What
the Remedy has done for me. It has don mora
for me than Mrs. Person promised me it would do
when I consulted her In regard to using it I will
take pleasure In giving any one Information In re
gard to my case who may desire it I wish evert
anllcted person in the land could know ot its tin
toe, I am gratefally.
' MARY LI HYMAN.
. Wtttnesses HB. Bryan, E. B. Hodsres
How few understand what
a perfect fit isP . Tliat painlc..
period of "breaking in" is deem
cd essential to vcry new
outfit.. TMs is positively ua
nacessary. -Tie. scientific
principles ojp'pHod to therum
croua sha:3 ajul sines or"the
Eiaan" shoer Insures pericct
fit, Bind- tboir flcsibility, abso
lute freedara from the tortures
cf " breaking1 in,'? as tlicy are
co$y t-Lid comfortable from the
first dy. Sold everywhere.
Asls your shoe dealer fcr ""i
" HANAN & SON.
A.
Ageuts for Charlotte.
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RICHMtJO ATtt AKTIIXE
. r . AI ROAR.
'" N. C. DIVISION.,' '
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Condenxed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
May 81. 1885.
No. 61,
Dally.
4.5(1 a m
6.32 a m
7.45 a m
&il am
9.85 a m
11.89 a m
ho, 63,
Daily.
Leave Charlotte,
" Salisbury,
" High Point,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro, -Arrive
Hlllsboro, 1
" Durham,.
' " Raleigh,
Leave Raleigh,
Arrive Goldsboro, -
6.80 pm
7.50 pm
8.62 p m
9.18 p nt
12.13 p m
i.w p m
2.28 p m
4.4Q p m!
No. 15 Dally except Sunday. -.
Leave Greensboro IQ.00 p m
Arrive at Raleigh 6J00 am
Arrive at Goldsboro 11.00 a m
No. 51 Connect at Greensboro with R 4 D & B
for all points North, East and West of Danville.
At Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R. for all points to
Western N. C. At Goldsboro with W.AW.B. B.
dally. Nos. 51 and 53 connect at Greensboro with
K. a. D. it. It. and for all points on Salem Branch.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
mjni'wimSj
No. 50, .
- Dally.
12.85 p m
3.00 pm
6.00 p m
6. 7 p m
No. 62,
Daily.
Leave Goldsboro,
Arrive Raleigh,: ;
Lea ve Raleigh,- - t
Arrive Durham,
Hlllsboro.-
6 47 D m
i f Greensboro.
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive High Point,
9.00 p m
11.21 D m
9.36 a m
10.05. a 0
11.10 a m
12.36 p m
11.55 p m
1.05 a m
sails oury,
Charlotte,
2.50 a to
x ; : No. 16 Dally except Sunday.
Leave Goldsboro- 7.45 pm
. Arrive Raleigh . 11.45 pm
Leave Raleigh 12.85 am
Arrive Greensboro &80 am
No. 50 Connects at Salisbury for all points on W
N C R R, and at Charlotte with A A C Air-Line for
all points in the South and Southwest
No. 52 Connects at Charlotte with C, C 4 A B ft
for all points South and Southeast, and with A C
Air-Line for all points South. :
- :N. W. :N.: Ij. kSlROAD.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 60.
r Dally,;
No. 52.
9.4flS0
Leave Greensboro, .
Arrive KernersvUle,
Arrive 8alemr; '
II 85 p ra
p m
10.50 a u
11.25 am
X.J7 pm
GOING NORTH.
JNo 61.
No. 53.
Dally.
6.40 am
7.09 a
8.06 am
juaiiy,
Leave Salem. .
Arrive iKernersvMe
Arrive Greensboro,
6 55 p m
7.80 p m
a85p m
STATE UNIVERSITY R. R.
No. 1.
- Dally
ex. Sun.
Ne.3.
"Daily
ex.Sm
6.00 pm
6.00 pm
No.l
Dally .1
ex, San..
GOING NORTH
Leave Chapel Hin,
Arrive University,
10.25 a m
1L25 a m
r No. 4.
Sun.
G01NS SOUTH, i '
Leave University i t
kn&wa CThTw1 TH'f - '
6.80 Jm
U.Ma
1164
sm a. at w w - - j
l.Zi urn
1
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BUIT2T B LETTING CAR3 WTTOUT CHANS
On trains C3 ani O, betweea New York and At
lanta, and rtrveen Greensboro and Ashevfllftv-
Throuc"! Pullman fileepera on trains 63 and
between W?shin5ton and Augusta, and Blchnwrn"
and Danville, Greensboro and Richmond; am
WashlP'-ton and New Orleans. -;--- " ' '-j,
rrThroch tickets on sale at Greensboro,:
eia, Goldsboro, fcalbary- and. Charlotte, Jr
pouits South, fcocthwest, Westi North andB";
l or emicrar t ntcs to - Louliana, . Texas, Arfcan;
and V: t'" zzU aiirecs ? - -
A. L. Lli. 1. . , IL SLAUGHT,.
J V P 4 Ucx'I --sr. Gen. Pass. A
v L'.. r.r,-icad. Yv r. .
' ' TARBOBO, If. C. Feb 4 18SK
Mrs. Jok Pkbson -MadaS kl
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