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YES OPEN!
Surety it the word REGULATOR is not on parage,
aPOnslLrVER PEGULATDR.
: Nothing else is the same? It cannot be and never na$
4 v,: , , , , mrheehput'unby'nx
J. H. ZEILKJ & CO.
' And it can ieasify told by their Trade Mark
ft tat a
A Graveyard With a History
..twwwwiwwwww j tfxlngton Dispatch. , , r t
-v'issUiit3 has-H grejit r rcnonl - ris '' thc'Tarml
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7'"t , f . by virtlcnco riipoi(lnt
Ramnll Tote His Little I'ui.
Charlotte (Mnerrer. ,
,Th Vinstii Sentinel of yestcr
Uhy feh 1W Wory a coming from
!'nilnial CommiH8ioer' Otho Wil
mhi Ihnt a ' few . tluys Hjto Governor
Ittn-ell, Judge Hobinson and Stl
icitor 1'ou not on a train at Kale igli,
an! the ihrco n'orc engitgeii in an
animutal ' conversation when the
conductor ramc along. That ollicinl
took Up (he tickets of the judge and
aolicilor, Uut the. governor tinorted
and asked him to go on. After
wards he exhibited - Imb' transporta
tion to the conductor and it turned
out to he a p'i! It is tvell known
thai Governor, Kuseelh went to the
4 Nanhrilfo E,rixHHion in.the iirivatc
ear 01 an oincer 01 ine ocaooaru
Air-Line, and as the guest of . that
system. but who - wi:uM have ; he
lie vl that ; tlti arch-encinv - of
corjiorationa and monopolies would
i i, uneem-frwiimi
rct. 'Phone Nn. J
" 'f'x'f I ; N- C by vicncoKrlicofient 4 t
rcv rtorc.,iin fir Sinltn .wlis killed by (Tio, earth
TI10 Great John Jloblnaon A Prank
lin Broa. Hbows, OiiubliieU.
; Never in tlie hlbtory of tented
amusements lias the world known
so vast an enterprise as the"one triade
I . .1 1 - . At. - . - A .' A
IrSgr -I? enioiu! theatriking miners
circus neld into
, Thd Oldmt Jadse la tha Ooantrjr,
Baltimore Sun. ' ' . .;; - . ! i
Judge John Jar Jackson. ' of the
United estates District Court for the
western district of Virginia, who re-
a new era, and
placed circus exhibition upon a
oasis that has never before even
been attempted. Two separate and
distinct representative cin:us com
panies, culled from the best thutoho
world, atfords have been joined to-
, 1 V .'I" !,,e,m'f:r coin in : 18C3,
iihyu uut-ii iiieiiui!i into one ami ine
from tnarching on the public high
way, is in years of service the oldest
jinlgf in this country. He was ap
pointed to I lie lcnch ' by President
Lincoln on August 8, 18(31. Jus
tice Field,, nf the Supreme Court,
lioldrtheTTioxtroldest commbsion,
having been appointed br Mr. Lin-
Judge Jackson, we
believe, is not the oldest
. . i.t i "vikvio, in hi tup Aiuciivaii
two magnificent parades have-been jud now ,ivng bnt no ther
o arranred that & double parade is :...i 1 ....' u:
. . 1 .1 . . i-wviiu juuuQ ucusiu mill nun cvirr
KMn..i.j ... ufuW w m n, i" for m im ix term hn the bench;
combined snows are to exhibit t.i.. r..-Ji...it ... . 1 u
, Tl . 1 . . . , . 1 w itMKo fiiiti nnn ; uu iuu uriiuii
V IU1JUI1CO lll7 11117V blltlV
has served for thirty-six
. tuimt.. r..... . 1 I. ..I.... t..l. ...
1 I - 1 t a 1 I"WIJS1!I MJI'Ltf UK71 HwvlVIIV11
have ever , been constructetl to no- i,ni,.i c .1.!-....!. ... .1
Ullll
comni'vlato this big amusement in
stitution, and so enormous have
p ? ,v - - ,. I nine lKTsons Who hrtve ncen
' 'X. V TTORNEY AT LAW drowned or oiherwise killed.
cavinsr in at tne ore Knoo mine.
i this gravevard ,is the burial place q.
CliUb.
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4 n VJJJ U3I&BY.VU3I.
Altoin a nni.Coanlor at Iau-vt
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narrHMnr.
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thu -coiirtu of -'Atu-Auf.
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N. C. hollowing is the list ot name?
with tho iManricr uf thci tlcatht.sr
H. Smith, killed by the earth
caving in at Ore Knob.
Robert Reck. 611 t -ahaft-a4-
ITonvor Hill mine and was killed,
n .Cirrah4liinHe)t jtotir
David Beck, was leaning on hi
gun when it went oil, killing '.hin
instantly.. , t. .-. ; , -imi'.'.
D.n-i.j Miller," ,!ini!fi.H on Inn
and caused hisdciitlu ' . , i .
Sandy Sysiivjrer. was killed, by
his ftepsiin shnotingJliiiu ,
Frank Cras was murdered by
1 -Jbiiw BroadinvV,twfl!r,lroH-rie(l;
Georiie Smith, killwl in a mine
53RAHAM,'. N.--C . - ',at Holl.iay's. Person count', and
"NiffliK! at nwliltiicc, epimKite was Diirieti nunciiir:'-; . , -., . ,
IlHtlt ' hureh. - - j v ij . m nUl,ftr n,,iui,lm.ri Ti:
atur Siniitli was' killed in 187(5. the I
first person buried! in llolloway's (
have come to toting- an ordinary been the crowds attendine. that it
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r DR. W. S. LONG, JR.
j Office in Vestul liuilding.
LOflice hours 8 a. m. to -1 p .m.
r t
can .miiiorts.
ktKntfl (?,(mix)(r rufisiieis.
iiuia, where II
I? STOGKAieDr,
JK21 11191,
II t work tit rpimnnahle iH-a.
Ill office Monday and sa
. ly. - .
4Tfr., aieeeiyvva4m4'9fe lto orrone-oftiislimhs.fc
Atil cc 1 brothers. . . Scene II. Mr. Johnso
That Rise in Wheat. C
Tho average wheat pniduetions
in Juirope ifor .the last six yairs,
uid (his includes nil tho Rufinn
trop, has lnjen per year, 1,428.000,
000 bushels. This com pel led the
imjHirtation iof about 8()0,000,OfJO
nushels eaeii year. ' 1 he crop for
18U7 falls lt.1,000,000 bushels be-
W l he average so that the Euro
must amount to
Neither
lere is a iamme, nor
iustralia, where an extended
lrnui;ht at planting time decreased
he area nor Argentine, which Us
ually; supplies a large quota, can
XMirt much wheat. ; So the United
States, from which the average nn
uuul exxirtatiiMi fur the precetdiirg
six years have been 10o,(XX),0(X)
liHshels.tiHcladmgnour.i' is called
upon to'-supply at" liiast double that
amount to make up for the wheat
shortage.' s . ,. . .
" E : A ComnxHi KMrlrnre.
Scene I. Mr. Johnson is obliged to
give up work, ahd remain in the
house and take care of himself on
t. ... V . : ' l ft- '' p t
strroiuia sore
years
ho is now seventy-six years of age.
Ho has made many most important
decisions of constitutional questions,
and it is said that the Supreme
Court has never reversed one of
them. One of his most famous do
cisions was that declaring the test
oath unconstitutional.
has been necessary to augment the
seating cameity, for it is not the
policy of these shows lo so "limit
their seating capacity as to make
those who desire to see anil enjoy
the wonderful performances procure
IVfVMVU OV'tUi'! 41 14 ltllllU IIIVIO llUIVt 4i.a,K Tnlaa VIaw
been reserved opera chairs placed Cleveland Puia Daaier.
around -the arena for the mora- "There's altogether too much lib
modafion of those desiring : them, erty nllovrerl in this country, t Look
fully eight-tenths of the ; scuts iiro'ntnur public streets. There's no
free to the patrons. Their day of w,t,.tv them fivr n mnn nr l-n-t .
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- ' A Bemedy flir Eiphtherla. ,'
SdcnOHo American. ' - " r . ' "
At the first indication of diphlKeria
in the throat of r' child make the
room close, then take a tin cup and
pour into it an eoual ouantitv nf tar ,
and furjicnline, then hold the-cup-ver
11 fire s as to fill the room with
fumes. 1 The patient in inhaling the
fumes will cough and spit up the
membranous matter, and the diph
theria will pass off. The fumis of
the tar and turpentine les.en the
trouble in the throat' and thus afford '
the relief that has baffled the skill ;
of physicians. .' '
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; Wilkesboro Chroncile : Old Uncle ;
Recce Lyon, of Dockery. is having
his own coffin made. He is be
tween 70 and 80 years old, and says'1,
he does not known when the nm. .
ruons may come, but he expects to f f,
Royal aiakaa the toad pan,
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Abselutel fitr
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Ij ready for it.
exhibition in JriiLisoTtN is Monday,
Ot-r. 18th, and it will surely be a
gala day. . ' "
1 thought the streets were full of
safeties. But what's the matter
now
Molansea Aa a Fnel.
ladles' Home JoumaL
The lower grades of molasses
have proved unsalable qt any pay
ing price. ' Many Lousiana planters
1 11 iai 1 nA irij-kliiaitaia i ttin li 11 itn i til I
until the authorities fori a do it. It ' "nipu-
"Our pet dog went put into the
roadway, where ho has a ierfect
right to le, and because he wouldn't
gel out of the way quick enough to
obligo a desperate wheelman he
was ran over and h id his tail half
It's an outrage and
M-"r I rii rmt
a 1 Aoucd,
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tf yftii rrTirt doubt' whehdr our
troul'do is Indigestion or l)yspesia,
jrt tMke a , few tloses of Siinmoiis
I.iver Heaulator it will settle the
iliiwoii reads a
t testimonial viJiiclj tcJls of scrofii
loiiVitnblea 'cured 1 by Hood's
narsnparilla. He resolves to trv
It, sends for a bof lo and begins
Inking it.
Ekl 0810' W---bave,. trielJj!ceii JII.-r.Mr Johnson has taken
rpiiuions 1iver Kegulator tor
Dyspepsia7!!!!!! fiiVd it just the thing ;
... . .1 ' ' . a a
1110. A small ( ise. aner
sure t prevent imiiges-
JC,
W. C. Moork, Prop
A,. , ;i;aiiam, N. f. - -
. ak meit all train. Oiml l4li nr l it
1-am, ITIuirKro iiMHlKralP. . i-H-in
tiou." S. S. Perkins, Sharon. (-i . '
"It is the best meilieiite to aid
i igest ii 11 1 .' J.i i. . Bluek, ' D unci n, r
Arizona. ' ' '
six bottles of Hood's Sarsnparilla.
ins si-mruia sore is curwi. lie is
feeling stronger, has a good up
petite and is able to atte..d to his
work. He writes a testimonial
telling of his e.tpeiieiiee with
Hood's Sarsaparilla. ami reeoni
meiids it to others.
is now used as a fuel, being sprin
kled by n machine over the bagasse,
or the sugar cano from which the
juice has been extracted,- This
whi n put into the fire, burns with
a stromr heat. Its'eoa! value is
greater than its value for any other
us,1, and over a hundred thousand
tons were so use 1 last year.
The BUCKSKIN BREECHES
are nice comfortable looking pants
so much for appcarnco. fhey
.'are strong in seams, pocKets and
buttons. The best help money will
him isn't too good for us to employ
in our factory, The .result' is
the best working pants made at the
same price as common goods-
Col. C. Houk, a prominent citizen
of Burke, died at his home five
miles from Morgnnton Sunday niuht
a week. He had represented Burke
in the Legislature. - At the time of
his death he was aliout 70 years old.
nomebo ly will have to pay for it."
"What are vou going to do aliout
it?" .
"I'm going to sue the fellow who
rati over him?".
"Where is he?"
"He's still in the hospital."
Croup Qnlc-kly Cured. ''
Mountain Glkx, Ark. Our chil
dren were suffering with ' croup
when we received a bottle of Clmni
berloin's Cough Rcmetly. ItafTord
etl almost instant relief. F. A.
Thornton. ; This celebrated remedy
is lor suie ny 1, a., Albright & Co.
In Sampson crtunty Sunday" a
ween airs, iuary Kavner. hii years
0111, who uvea atone, Jell into tho
fire and was burned so badly that
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sne uieu in a short time.
Southern and Western stock
men know a good thing when they
see- it therefore for scratches,
sweeny, ring-born, strains, sprains,
hruisi s. saddle and harness galls and
ailments of horse", they use Rice's
Goose rouse Liniment, it is good
for man as beast. Sold and guar
anteed by all druggists and gcncml
stores.
The Wilkesltoro Chronicle mvt a.
10-year-old negro girl, was shot and
killed at Jefferson Monday a week.'
She and her little brother were m
the house' alone at the time ami it U
not known whether she shot herself '
or was shot by the boy, or whether
the shooting was intentional or ae-:
cidental.' ' . .
A Cure for Dillpua Colc.
' Resourcb, Rcreyen'i'Co.'.J' Ga.- I
have been- subject' -tot attacks of
bilious colic : tor several ; yean.
Clinnilierlnin's Colic, tboera. and
Diarrha-a Remedy is tbe(ojily sure
relief. It sets like"a charm. One
dose of it gives refiet wlien all other
remedies fail.'-Gj D. 'Shasp. For
sale by T, A., Albright & 2a
Didn't Adrrtl sad the Rdltor Coalda't
Annwer,
Southarn Tobacco Journal, WlnUon.
An inquiry eame to this office 0
few days ago for the names of somi
leaf dealers on a certain market.
Our reply was we didn't know and
never heard nor saw the names of a
single one of them. They never ad
vertised in this or any other paper.
How can they expect to be known ?
Mr. Lawson Armstrong, of Gaston
county, was in his com mill when it
caught or. tiro and Mr. Armstrong
droppod dead. Heart disease.
This is one of the incidents of the
new regime in Aorth Carolina. A
lot of white convicts, in. charge of a
negro guard, were taken through tho
town of Halifax a few days ago. It
is said that most nf the field, guards
on thd penitentiaay farms are ne
groes. - -' " ' "" (
You can't cure consumption but
you can avoid it and cure every oth
er form of throat or Ring trouble by
the ust of One Minute Cough Cure.
When in need of a remedy to
relieve pain you want the surest.
quickest and beat, such a one is ice's siuirn0n8 the j),,
Goose Greaso Liniment, it relieves
ill pain at once, it cures croup,
.nugh and colds as son i as used.
For sale and guaranteed by all drug
gists and general stores. It relieves
whooping cough. 4 - - .. - :
Disfigurement foTlifo by burns of
scalds may bo avoided by using De-
U iU'u itcli Hii7j'l SilI v thn oreiit
remedy for piles and for all kinds of Hood's Sarsaparilla are genuine he-
sores and skin troubles. Simmons, cause the people themselves write
the Druggist, , auout them.
Henry Leraly, who lives near
China lroviJ.B'asJhriittnJrontJiis
horse Wednesday 0f last week and
killed. ... ; , , .
We know the great cures by
The grand jury, of the.. Federal
Court at Greensboro found true bills
ngainst the officers of the wm ked
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riri naiii'iiui ouiik 111 AMievine lor
conspiracy and embezzlcirient, and
Judge iTirneit fixed the , bond at
30tooo, 1'?;.;
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1 ou can't aflfH-d to risk 'j'our life
by allowing a cold to develop into
pneumonia or consumption. ' In
stant relief and a certain cure are af
forded by One Minute Couijh Cure.
Simmons, the Druggist'. ', 1
And Comprehonstve J
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r"..rn frontninfii!? more cirnd new features, more sublime sights.
Dhm htirses, more oinicls. more elephants, nitwe m and women, morn
races, (-priiiU, tableau trs, more - uu ma i im" ( n.. ...
laiuaie. more liutiful ctstuim-s tluta any taher aliow iosie-ses, besides
wtwld of other suUiine and startling, ntrw and original innovation so
...1... ...i.r .tYimr ami trto.ru liwritoTrirtl time any tshif
. tha1opwsitioiiiHiiivt ly Mtk at the ihrtiigl.t of daring t
- dnM aaiieinptini ev.n theikesi iinitatMMi t.f all this wetsl.l.W
in introduction of a w and mighty gU df prosfcisioaaJ euiaxemetit
The Grandest, Richest.' Rarest Street Parade
7-'. Ever Beheld Defying All Comoetition.
Every Morning at 1 0 o'clock. '
-S1 GompIetePcr f'rmanccs , Dai ly at
2 and. 8 P. M. ,
1jpimctAt,n.
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teproducm: ir
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f open-one hour earlier. ..
' Ode ticket admits to all.
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!X!H&J?lcMJi Statuary, . Two
Complete Circuses. 300 Performers,
wo Separate Menageries, Acres
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oi Tents, 2 Roman Hippo-
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dromes, 3 Circus Rings. .
nSUIffilLiritR.T!, I. C, CTODBSEDB At the Wait Grounds.
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