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VOL.XVIII
LOUISBTTRG-, N. C FEBRUARY 81889.
NO. 1
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AC::LVITHONESTDCKlkG.!
SENATOR VANCE, IN CONGRESSIONAL
- - RECORD. .
Composed and arranged for-lhe old.
spummg-wheei, and respectfully dedica
ted to that devoted friend .of-: protected ;
machinery and high taxes,- the Senator i
from Rhode Island f
Our Mary had a little lamb,
And her heart was most intent:'
Tq make his wool; beyond its worth,
Bring fifty-six per cent. j
Tk.S m ' .m
, i ui a pauper mi across tne sea.
- Had a email lamb also,-
Whose wool for less than half that sum
7 She'd willingly let go. TI , -
'LhlfL
Absolutely Pure
This powderever varies.' A marvel of
nnritv ' i strength and wholesomenebS.
More economical than the 'ordinary kinds',.
mm1 ounn W sold iu competition with,
the multitude of low - test, abort weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold ONLY
I CANS. EOYA BAKlKd POWDKB CO.
. ' 106 all St.I. Y.
"PllOFi' SSlON A CARDS.
STATE NEWS.
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Items of Interest Gathered from
-- W i all Parts of the Stat e. : '
light
" The Seat of the Affections; . '"
It has been well suggted that there
is no authority In history, mythology,
metaphysics,, or physiology for placing
the headquarters of Cupid in the" heart.
The cradle of the 7 baby-god may, ' for
aught we know to the ; contrary, be in
me mngs, or me spleen, or . the .liver. 1 Mr. J. Y. McHae, of Ralri;h, made
Une ot our homoeopathic ts say, that Love I an assisnment last week for f ix thou-
Js A creature 'of thestoftLoch.and uWnr! I Rna 7"rnnr - .V
upon the gastric juice .to:8urahortV.P
liaps he is right. In fact, there is a good elected annual orator bV the Utcramso-
" " v j. . , I aeties of Davidson UoUege.
yec, u a lover snouid say to the object of
Charlotte is to have her electric
capacity doubled. , ' ' - . .',':
B
B.MASSENBUUG,
ATTORNKY AT LAW-
v., v i Lonisituno.N. c. .
. OHfl in the Court House.
t All business put in. my Iwnds vui
?eeoivo proittpt uc-T"- , .
4. T P r an 1 30UNSET J,OR at LA W.
LOtJISSUttO, Ftt.VNKLIN CO.,N. C.
1 1 uttftn.l the Courts of Xasb,
Fmnlc in. G iuville, Warren and
w'.iVo: n nun . ips fl also the eumeme
-,,irt nf XAr th Carol in A. and the U
. Circuit and District Oowrta.
Another girl, who liad no sheep,
? -v i :x . : i n
xyvt pujujuiige,' wool or uax,
But money just enough to buy i
A pair without thf l tax, -
u'Went to the pauper to get
Some wool to shield her feet.
, And make her stockings not' of flax.
xjui uotn pi wool complete.
When Mary saw the girl's design,
She strait began to swear. .
- She'd make her buy both wool and tax,
Or let one leg go bare.
So she cried out "protect me from v
; Tliat pauper s sheep wool free, -
- If made to keep both her legs-warm i?
' Wliat will "encourage" me ?
- ' So it was done, and people said ,
Where'er that poor girl went '
. One le5 was warm ed with wool and one
- Vitji nfty-six per cent.
Now praise to Mary and her lamb
Who did this scheme invent.
-v- To clotlie pne.half a girl in wool" " ' '
And one half in per cent. "
All honor, too, to Mary's friends,
And all protection's acts:
Who cheaply clothe the rich in wool
' And .wrap the poor in tax !
his aflectkm'M 89, permit me : to lay
my stomach and fortune at; your feet,"
she would think it an old way of pop
ping the question. ; Conventialities with
out any foundation has sometimes the
force of facts; and .that important and
powerful muscle which acts as the vital
pump and distributing' reservoir ' of the
jAsystem, having been assigned to Cupid
as his residence, from time immemorial?
we must. assume him. to be thcra. al
though iio trace of him can be found on
dksectionjx.lt is, however, a pa'pable
absurdly to represent the hearts of lov
ers as ill flames, or transpierced, with
barbed arrows, because j it is manifest
that a person with the vital organ in a
state of cpinbusfloa ; or ''on a skewer,
would be.atja pohit of death, and there
lore lucapabfe of courdiig. And ;yet, if
this ivptfar notion b(C- discarded, Svkit
becomes of the" valentine trade? : :
Mr. G. X. Walters,-Merchant-Tailor
of Raleigh, has made an assignment; li-
J I abilities not yet known.
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A Valuable Cow.
HE VrbVLD SEUU HEB ''AT A
"'' BARGAIN TO HIMSELF.
OBEAT
LYNCHER 1 Hi) IV
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!t. J.E MALONK.
FOUR MEMBERS OF A TEXAS
MOB KILLED BY PRISOEflS.
' O H :e 2, dortrsXbelo-w -Fnrman :&
C ikrtV.Drug 3iref adjolniua Dr O.
K Elli..'
E.
WTIM beulakit;
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
U lLOOISBUaO,"I. c. ,
-: O Sice- W ha Court House
jArLJOKI-S
IttohpywlCwelioTatLiVp
r iTTf J l 1TIrv "NT IV ' -f -
Will practice In the courts of
.Franklin.'. Warren, . Wfce, Vance
and Nash, and in the Supreme court
of I he State. (
A. HICKS,
six prisoners, wixi1.e being taken
to jail, bepuiise, with deadly
x effect, the 'attack of linch
1 Vers. two v of tue 'prisoners
Graham, TexvA little Alabama
medicine was given to ' a Texas mob,
and as the result the Texans will have
the sorrow, of attending the funeral ser
vices of four of their ' number. . The
mob has for a week threatened to lynch
the four Marlowe brothers, who have
been held in jaH here under the Deputy
United States Marshal Johnson. Boone
Marlowe Was charged with murder, and
his brothers were held as accessories to
the crime.- Marlowe lias been in jail
charged with offences committed in the
Indian Territory, and had been released
oa bond when sheriff Wallace received
a warrant from the sheriff of Wilbarger
to rearrest Marlowe on i the charge of
murder.
Sheriff Wallace found Boone Marlowe
at his brother's house as he was eating
dinner. : : The ' deputy sherifi ordered
"Marlowe to throw' up his hands' Vand he
; "Qwing to ill health, I will sell at my
residence in town 20 ranye 18 west ao-
cording to government K survey, one
crushed raspberry colored cow, i aged
eight years". She is not afraid of cars
or anything e'se.- She is of : unAannted
courage and gives milk frequency. To
a man who does'not fear death in any
form she would .be a great tooii. . She
she will. be sold to , any - one who will
agree to treat her right. the ,is ono-
fourth short horn,-; and three-four ihs
hyena. .1 will throw in a" double ' bar-
relied shot gun which goes with her.' '
In May. she generally; goes away
somewhere for a week or two, and - rcv
tuTus with a "dl V red calf, ; with 'louj
swabby legs. Her namjisjiosa and I
prefer to sell her ... to a ; non-resident.
BillNye. , , -
1 AVe May Ne'er Know.
VMaj. Samuel II. Smitli, Capti R, Perr
cy Gray and Lieut, J. II. Wtlsoii will
compose the staff of the hcw jAdjutaut-
General. V ;v;''c .::X? j'Vv' . 1-
. The wretches of the Greensboro rob
bery have not, .been caught. . They
k 'Twenty-four ciur loads . of . steel "rails
Were unloaded here this week for ; the
High Point, ; Randleman, Ashboro &
Southern Railroad Co. High Point Eu
terprise. " . - -'. - ". . - , ,.
An ice fhctory with a fifteen ton ma
chine will beerected here within a short
time. ; Mi. nines, the . proprietor has
purchased a lot on the South eide of the.
ii.' &; If. ; R. R. for" , the 'purDose.
Greensboro North State. '..-,' r , '
Maj. John W, Dunham, Cler of the
Criminal Court of New Hannover coun
ty! died iii , this city , Sunday ,. morning
ing last at 4:15 o'clock, from the .effeets
of wounds , received in, the battle of
Seven pines, in 18G2. WiL Star v ,
' ' . . -
. Capt. E, R.. Stamps has tendered ,h!s
resignation as .President of the board of
directors of the State . peuiteutiary., -He
has filled the position many years. His
successor has not yet been appointed.r--News-Observer.
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Capt. J. J. Thomas having 'declined
a re-election as President of the Raleigh
Savings Bank on account : of mcreasefl
' An engine and fourteen; freight cars
were wrecked" at a"sidinc:"' near llieds-
ville Saturday night ome person- had
broken the lock of the switch and open-'
ed it so that the train ran upon it and
was - precipitated down a thirty foot
embankment into a'creek; ' The engin
eer saw the danger ' and ' saved himself
by leaping to the r ground. The' fire-
man was bun ied under the wreck, but
escaped with slight injuries. A brake-'
man was killed. . The train caught fire;
but the fire department of Reidsville
turned out and extinguished the .flames.
. Ammie Ellis, col . paid the - death
penalty on the Gallows to-day for' lull
ing his father Allen Ellis in September
last. The execution took - place about
A mile north of this town and i was : wit
nessed by fully 3,000 people. V X
" He had rested well last night and ap
peared to relish his .breakfast. At ,12
o'clock he was taken to the place of ex
ecution, guarded by the Clinton Light
infantry. At .1:30 he ascended the
scafibld, where he. spoke to. his colored
friends.: -,: Prayer was offered by Rev. 'J.
W. Turner. At 1:50 sheriff Spell read
the death warrant and soon after the
black cap was adjusted and at 1:53 .the
drop fell and Ellis , .was r launched into.
eternity. His neck was broken.". The
crowd was orderly, and'the execution
passed off in excellent order. . Sheriff
Spell ' was assisted by his . deputies,
Mersrs. Jones and King. Messenger.
THE FARMERS.
Frozen Wheat for Seed.
HINTS AXD. ITEMS OF INTEREST
THE AORICCLTURISTS. .
T I
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3. J
ivatebsMinesrJ- W
elected
A.
p t.iiicks,
Attorney at L.tw,
nENDERSO.N. C.
vWtll practice together iirtheronntie
' - 'i it . l-i:.. .A -Wr.MMrti
requiring ineir jouii-a i i" .0 - - .. uvuvuv
-. We may never know of . the anguish
hidden beneath smiling eyes, ' We may
never know of the weary hearts ' beside
us day by day,, whose prayer is for
strength to wait till Jod shall say, Well
done." We may sit down xt the same
fireside, clasp hands at the.Vsame ; social
ud ik all mattcrit
We hope by prorapt, diligent and taith
ful atention to business, to -deserve and
rtcei ve a iortiou of the law- business of
board, look into each other's faces, ' but
rrifleishootinxsheriff Wallace" near the- we W06 unu j
heart." The wounded sheriff died within j teuoi uie saaiautuos uio
two days. V Boone Marlowe escaped, I iu for .a father's hand to lead beside the
but lus brothers were arrested a. acces- Hfm wnt f neace and rest. . . ; ; J i i
UOS. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Main; St.; one ;dor j
low the Jflagle Hotel.
F.
S. SPRUILL;
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I Attorney At Law,
v f jLOUISBURG,;N. C.
V. i' : -.v,. ;.:' . ' ' '
Will attend the court of Franklin.
Vnce, Graurille Vaireii, Na-'h, aodj
Federal m Supreme Court. ' Prompt'
i" attention givea to cdlectins &c. '
v.
ft Oil
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AH persons having claims against
thf estate of Lv C. Waster .will p re
seat them to me at once. ' '
E. W Timbeij lake A tt'y. for
' W. T, Collins Adm.
Blacksmith ing.x
- I desire to return my ' tfians to, my.
maoj patrons who hare given- me there
patronage for 1888, 'and- earnestly ask. ' a
continuation of the same for 1889. I am
are I will be able to d better in the
future, ""he times are hard and prices
; very low. Those who have horses to be
shod call on me.' I wilt!', guarantee' satis
faction in every. particular Prices low.
If you havs a horse that over reaches, cuts
kin ankle, stumbles, has corns or the nar
row heels, call and see me, and I will
guarantee satisfaction.,- Do not forget
that I am prepared to repair guns, and
havctallparts snch as hammers," tube
&e. .'.' ' Eectfully,
Anthony T. Neai,.
soriesi V; The brothers broke jail f recent
ly but were recaptured. Then it ap
pears that the mob determined to ?take
the" law into their own hands and hang
the brothers. - ; Deputy Marshall John
son received orders to convey the four
"Xn 1 tiro iMVxtlitwa ci r1 V 4wa " rrl a rt- cfa '
Buckhart and Piersoa to. the Parker
county jail ; at . Weatherford for safe
keepmg. He started with the six pris
oners under a strong guard. The peo
ple soon heard of the flight and a mob
of nearly 100 collected and - started in
persuit.; ? They overtook the guard and
prisoners four miles from town and a
rod-hot ; fisdit followed. ' --' The guard
would hot frre into the mob, but three i
of the Mariowes seized the : weapons of
the guards and poured a ' deadlyi volley
into the linchcr. The fire was return
ed and two of the brothers were killed, 4
but not before they, had kilted four, of
the mob and wounded four. : The fight
continued And another one of the Mar
lows and Piersoa were Wounded, and
another of the citizens mortally -hurt.
The prisoners, Marlowe,!; Pearce ' and
Buckhart, then escaped, but are said to
be wounded. .-It - is not known" how
many of the mob were hurt,
i A large possee has been Jnade up at
Graham and the men and the marshal
are-now in pursuit of the fugitives.
Sheriff Richardson has already hi formed
tiie sheriffs At Henrietta, Vernon, Wich
ica Cisco; Abilena and Colorado city of
the encounter.: V VVs : ? , V-; :.-
J The killing caused great excitement
here, as the lour men killed are among
the best known citizens of the town.
i To temporize with your health in
stead yf using La xaJor,is not indica
tive of much thoughtfu luess. Liixa
dor i sold by all druggists,
V Mauy of pur? yoiing'1 people don't
know what a blessing Dr Bull's Ba
by S'rup is until the youngster is
able to "yelP' by the hour.
Ah I never till we soar rbeyondV the
stars and all the. tears be wiped from our
eyes, shall we understand that InscrUta
ble mystery the huAQ heart ! Ah
despair not""when life eelns" hard and
dreary; by and by the shadows will fall
apart, the fetters that bind us will' be
sevarod, the : burJea e removed, the
tired hands be folded, and ; sleep, with
her healing wings,- shall hover oyer 'us
and rest be won. . ,', '.
lu Love with IIi3 Wife. '
: "What cati I do to resraiu my hus
band's love ?'J writes Mrs. Carrie. R.;
of Toronto. : "She" adds " that seven
y"ar&Hgo she was married under the
most happy auspices, and, until- six
months smte, happiness crowned ' her
domestic life then' her husband, be-'
came distant in his., manner .towards
her until now. he is positively ... colli,
Mrs. R.. give no details, but if she is
afflicted with diseases peculiar to- her
sex, if ht-r cheeks"' have : lost their
blooiu andj. her -eyes their . sparkler
it may explain the cause of her com
plaintrriu ;.tlur.event.- Dr,'; Pen-re's
Pavorilc' Prescription will effectir
magical change 1 and restore - her - to.
healilu As a powerful invigorating
tonic; Dr. I'ierce's Favorite Piescrii
tiou imparls . strengllr to the wh'df
system, and to the womb and its a p
peodage?. in 'particular ; For over-"
worked,. : Mworu - out"'' - "run-down
debilitated 'teachers, milliners; dress
makers,' seam? tressea,"- 4Miop-gir!s,"
housekeepers, nursing - mothers'; and
feeble V women : eenerilly, "FavoriU
Jrrescnutiou; is tne sre itesi fcartuiv-
hoou; b ing uncquale l as au appetiz
ing cordial and restorative tcjiic. ' .
Esq" Vice-President, has bean
president and Mr. G. Rosenthal . Viec
President. " " 4 ",. ' ".
One of the best things . Hydo county
can exhibit at our approaching fair, is a
section say two feet square, of, that , fSv
mous soil that has been . in cultivation
fb." near a century, without manure, and
produces from 75 to 100 buehels of corn
to the acre. Newberne Journal. '
Mr. Reynolds has a petitioa in circu
lation for IL S. Marshall of this district;
There are . from ten 'to fifty ; candi
dates for every office in this State. The
President will have a time with . the
federal ..'. affairs of .' North , Carolina..
Greensboro North State. 7 . r : -r . .
Mr. Mjartin Everhart lost a horse latt
Wednesday night by driving it into a
well at his brother, Felix Everhart's,
about two miles from town. ! .The well
was covered with slabs which broke un
der! the weight of the horse, , letting' ' ; it
fall .into ; the, water," Jwhere it' i remained
until death was caused by ; drowning.
Dispatchw ; ) . ' i i -u
1 v The first anniversary of the Durham
M. C. '., Vwas' celebrated . Sunday
night! at jTrimty. " Tne". church L was
packed. j iThe exercises -were of au, in
teresting nature and the reports and ad
dresses were listened to with marked at
tention.2
the hearty co-operatiba of our people!
It is doing a good work.Durhanl Re
corder. . ' . .1 . v ' v
- It is thought that the Scotland Neck
road will be completed to the Williams
toil and Tarboro road , near J3ethel, . this
week as there are only about two: miles
of the track to be laid. It Is ' beheved
that trains will be run on the extension
at once but it is ; not ' khoTvn" whether'
they ,wiH riih to Bethel or Will'iamsldn.;
In either case it will . , probably becpuie
necessarv to change thepresent sched
ule of that road. Roaiioke News-
The negro Waller Johnson, , who on
the night ,of the 15th instant shot and
killed another negro named : Warner
Walker, near South Gaston, has not
been captured as yet. The two ' men
were employed on the farm of MrJ Wil-
kins, who , fives , near . Gaston. While
i . 'Worth Keiuemberliiff.
'!'?. j' "'"T Our' ResL"'; '.'.' .
. That the tongue is not steel, . yet it
cuts. v: - .
' That cheerfulness is the r weather : of
the heart.. ' ' "." f-' '-
That sleep is the best e timulanti ner
vine safe for all to take. ;5 -
, Thai cold air is not necessarily; pure,
nor warm air necessarily impure.
- That a cheerful face is ; riey as good
for an, invalid as health weather. , ." ,
; That there are men whose friends are
more. to be pittied than their enemies,--'
That advice is like - castor - oik easy
rfavgjvft lint hnrl ftnpiig to takx v
That it is enough to keep the poor in
mind; give them something to keep you
in mind. ; T : ; ii -.vr j- itvn 'j.s;
'v That men oftea preach ; from tho
housetops while the devfl . is crawling in
at the basement below. . . :... , . ; .. , f ' j, i V
. ; That nature is a rag . r merchant who
works up every shred, and arty and end
into new creation. , . ; ; n V
(i That fife's real heroes And heroines are
those who bear their own burdens brave
ly, And give a helping . hand to , those
around them. ..... , . . -
That hasty words often rankle in the
wound whlc'i injury gives, and that soft
words assuage it forgiving cures, and
forgetting takes away' the hurt.
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Liniples, Sores, Aches and Painx.
. - - . . r t t . .
When, a hundred boktle of snrsapa-
ti la or otlier pretent'.ous pecitics fail
to eradicate in-born scrofula or. conta-
u-'.ous ' bloo'd pojsorij "remember that
B. B,iBJ (8otarilc Blood Bitlni)'hiis.
gMined many thou-asa victorir,. in
many seeraingly incumble instances
Send to the lilbod Balm Co.; Atlu .
GX lot MBooM of i n Onders" and
The Panacea Springs , Alliance will;
build for their u a Hill 23x49. , The
Alliance is increasing every day. , - i
Greenwood Lodge, No. 474, at Dunn,
N. C. have resolved that they ; will buy
no commercial fertilizer except through
the agents of The Farmer's Alliance,
and asks the co-operation of other
Sub-Alliances. '- . ' : . V
Red Hoaso Farmeri Alliance, Cas-;
welljunty, on the 22ad December, 1888
adopted the following resolution J uhahi-
mousl: : Resolvet, that we will toi
use any manipulated fertilizer after "the
first of March, 1889, that is not ' bagged
ia cotton bags. 7 - -; ; -! . -
Friendidiip Alliahce, No. 445, at " a
regular meeting held on the 5th day 'of
January, 1889, adopted itiie' . following:
Resolved, That this Alliance memor
alizo ' the Legislature "to change the
present road law so as to work roads
by taxation on property, or on the poll.
Leachhurg Alliance, Johnson county,
passed resolutions, urging guano facto
ries at home, to take steps to have gu
ano and all other kinds'of grain . put up
in cotton sacks, and to petition the Leg
islature to repeal the homestead law or
to so modify it as to restore credit And
confidence between man and man.
The Granville County Farmers' Alli
ance has perfected arrangements . for
starting a tobacco factory. Their ware
house reports a. satisfactory -business.
The increase r. of, . membership ; for ; the
last quarto: was. doubled that of the
proceeding one, and altogether the af
fairs of the order are in a Very prosper
ous , condition. . Three-fourths of. the
white voting population ' of . Granville
are members of the organization. . , .
The Farmers', Alliance! Undoubted
ly there is much it can do. . . : ,
i . It can reduce the average of cottoa 20
par cfflL,.,,:., ,v, r" ' '
v Will it4Qit?,:Or wiU it spend Its
energies in a vain effort to compete' in
merchandising, j r ' ' . ; . r, i . . .-
it content itself in being an Al
liance of Farmers? Or will it vainly
suppose itself a guild of merchants?
,.Will brazen bad men get control of
it, as they invariably do of such associ
ations and the quiet good men retire in
disgust? , - . . .
' Let us wait and see. :
If they will reduwlho average of cot
ton it will show a control over each
other. It is vain to suppose they can
influence anyone else Gideon. ;
... -. ;A Baltimore Sun special from Charles
ton, S. CM Wednesday, says : The- sit
nation as to trusts seems about to be
reversed in' South Carolina! For "over
a year the farmers in "various .portions
of the State have been engaged in or
ganizing into societies called ; Farmers'
Alliances, v Not : much V attention" has
been paid to these hei etofore but now;
that the time has Arrived for ; laying in
farmers supplies, especially commercial
fertilizers, it begins to look like farmers
a sort : of
There is a test being made which tr.iy
be great value to wh?at raLors next
spring. Minyofthoso who have sovn
their wheat have devoied a portion of it
to soeding-with Lxlzcu. wheat, sorao
c!aiming that tho . germ is neither d
's.Toyed nor injured ty, bdng fror.
Should this wheat 'grow promptly ia f j
spring it will relive thb formera of p . t
expense in . procrurlng feed the cc :.7 j
'season, it being evident that good unfro
zen No. 1 hard will be held by a few,
who will, following in the wake of
mor influential and wealthier, "trusts
demand a high price for pure sood. At
all events the seeding has been done,
and the wisdom of this early work and
the question of frozen grain for seed will
be settled. Minneapolis Tribune. :
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Suullowcr FueU
A queer kind of fuel is now used by
some of the people of Wyoming Territo
ry. : It is nothing more or less than sun
flowers. Ah acre of sunflowers wDl, it ia :
asserted, furnish fuel for one stove for a
whole year. When dry the stalks at e as '
hard as maple wood and make an excel
lent f re; and the seed-heads, with the ;
seed inside!, are said to bum better than
the best hard coal. As sunflowers will
grow almost 'anywhere, It is believed i
that there is a way by which some of tho .
treeless plains and valleys of California ;
tan be made to yield large supplies of ex
cdlent fuel. San Francisco Chronicle. -
Value of Versbnmon Treea. ;
The farmers around FJbertoa Ga,
.know the worth of persimmons, and for
years have made it a point never to cut -down
a persimmon tree. ' In p!aces so .
many trees have been left standing that
the fields look like orchards, and indeed . '
they are,' persimmon orchards, the trees ,
of which bear fine crops of fruit almost as
valuable as corn for fattening hogs. The
turners say that the persimmon trees
draw hut Utile strength or moisture from
the soil, and that excellent crops are .
grown even beneath their shades New
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BUCKLEN'S , ARNICA , SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruhes, , tore, ulcers, salt rhenm,
fever sores, tetter, chapped band-,
ehilhlaius, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cure piles, or no pay
required.' It ia guaranteed to give
pet fect satiaraction, or money refund
cd. Price 25 cents per box. r , .
"For 8alu by J. B. Clifton.
Plve Generations.
eonviDce vlt j lhei only hTBufl i . Jt. . , . , .
viinnvrRmi-R , - uave Mieuuseivea orvniuxea
" G: W. Messer, HowellVX Roads. . trust or combine, pnnapally agains.tthe
Oan writwr1 wasafflicted nine fertilizer trade. In some : countios the
ye:irs with rores. : All the luediein-! Alliance have'eombmed to" bav- tbeir1
fertilizers in bullr from the manufac
turers, most of which are in this city,'
could take did me no nod. I then
tn..A It I! II jn.i S1-k..tt1a smul nta
The Association should have I -nnMli ' . 7
Mrs. S. M. Wilsonr Round Moan-
tain. Texas, write: i 4,Ai U1V' friend
ormiae was lioublel with bumps and
I lmples on .her face 'and .neck. S'ie
to.k three bottles ol 15. 15. B.. and her
skin gt soft ai d smooib pimple dis-
appeaie.!, sou ner ince improved
Jaw. Jj. Boswortb, Atltntiv Ga.','
writeal "Some year.i ago I eoutraetod
blood p.iis;n. I bad no appttite. my
digestion was ruined, 1 ' theumutism
drew up my limb- so I could banlly
walk, my throat was t-auterized 1 nve-
timep.; : llit Springs gaie me no beo-
etit and my tie was one of torture un
til A yave 15. 15. 15. a trial, and surpris.
ingasit may seem, the-use of five
bottlts cured me." .rri -it .i tv ? .
,.Phy&iciaoa are justified io denounc'-:
ing proprietary muiiciuen which
claim. to cure everythiug.. A medicioo,
for insUiuce that wilt cure rheumatism
in oue iierson, . will, not necessarily
cure it in anntUer,fir. th$ couditiou caus
Mr. Wilkins was issuing rations to his J J" tmay ne a.uereuij, out malaria is
Wfe.V diffinillv ocnurrid. between- always malaria,, and Sliadeuberger's
Baltimore, and Wilmington, "Del. 5 In
other counii33 they have decided to dis-'
pense with commercial fertilizers' alto
gether using home-made manures. The
effects of these' combinations on the
fertilizer trade is not as yet serious, but
dealers and manufacturers jure uneasy,
and it is not improbable that there - will'
be far-reaching changes in the business
ere long; and through' the influence ' of
the' Farmers' Alliance. " v ' "'v
A remarkable incident, both of lon
gevity and the unl roken preservation ' of '
several goueratioas; recently cania to thef .
notice of Dr. Rawlings of Sand era vflleJ .
He was called in to see an old negro : liv
ing about two miles from Sahdersvflle
named Abram Mar.diaH, who was 'sicli
with a maladay which, from the nature ot
things, : might Well have ' been old Dr.'
Saiigrado'8TEVtural 'phthic,' old agei
though such was not the case. : The oif
regro had a colored woman ; even more
aged than himself, in attendance upoa'
him. . The doctor chanced to ask who'
she was, and to his (astonishment was'
informed that it was Abram's' rodthcrV
The climax was reached however, when'
in 'course ' of conversaticRX the old
woman,' herself 85,' casually remarked
that her mother "was getting rather fee-;
ble now I ' Upon Inquiry, it was found
hat ehe was 'J9 vears of are.- and hsm
lived to foadlc her ""grcat-great-grand-children.
Old Abram is proud of being
able to have around him both a grand
mother and grandchildren, while - five
generations ere yet alive in the land.
Columbus (G a.) Enquirer. " ' ,
Johnson and Walker, when the" former
shotJthe latter, causing a wound : which
resulted n death in' a very ' short time.'
Johnson fled at once, and though . a,
warrant has been issued for his : arrest
and every effort has been made to cap
ture him, he has not been found. 1 It
thought that the murderer is'hv Virgil
ia. Roanoke News. -.- u . .
Antidote will tliWtroy It in the system,
in every casr, ; t If .you are sufferin
i'ro u inal.iria. you will know it. , aud
ihis niuJic.ne wi.l cerlaiuly cure, you.
cold by dr 'iggkiar ; '
Tle churn tnust go,"
agricultural exchange,
it must, In order thai
may cJjiu. 1 U'';''1:
says an
Of courxo
Iho butter
By7.inumerabie: currs. Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup has won for itself a tuoit
enviabU rep'utatioo. . ";
- I've. been, suffering for tiie "past
three weeks with a strained wrist. 1
tried Salvation Oil, and find myself
aftef having used one bottle, tniire'y
cured. '' Chas. Kevseb, 199 ihiluer
ry. St.; BalUojore, Mc ! i
mmmmmmmmimmtmmBmL
' We see that tlioy have succeeded
In photographing a yellow reycr
germ. II is to be hoped, that it
looked pleasant, ...-..-
Piles IPllse I Itching i'ilesl .
" Symptoms Moistare; intense itcliin?
and stinging too tc a( uigU; wors by
scrutchiuif.-.- If .-alio wed -to cwuiiau tu
mors form, which ofteu bleed aud ulrerate,
becomiug very sore, bwayne's Oiuiuicui
stops the itching and bleeUinr, he la ul
ceration, and iu most cuses removes tiie
tuuiori. At druggists, or by mail, for ini
cenuv lr. Srajne A Sou, t mJi Jipuix.
, A WOMAN' DISCO VERY;
'AuoU.er wonderful discovery ha
been made and that two by a lady in.
this " country. Disease fastened it
clutches upon her and for seven yean'
she withstood its severest tests, but
hi-r vital organs were undermloed and
dekh seemed imminent. For. three
mouths sh couched intfcssantly . and
could not sleep; She nought of us a
Louie of Dr. Kin 28 New Diacovery
lor consumption snd was to mocb re
lieved on taking the first dose that
sbe slept all night and with ooe bottle
ha' lceu 'maracu'ously uraL -ner
nan-e is Mrs. I .other Lots. - Tim
writ W. C. Himrkk & IU, of Shell
N. i. i-1 a tree UmI t oitle
II. I'unuau Jr'.. druz S'ore.
at, V
A rt 1 fl c al e ru uia u a fid u red
in a Pen isyl vanU twu.'. Tlie Its -viutor
probably wanted lo helpllW
hens bear thefr yolk. '- 'rj
-1 A man that tnariles a widow fa'
lound to give up .smoking and
chewin?.T If she givi-n up hr
weeds for him, Iio slruuld Kiveu
the wved for i.trr.'