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" W"iiu I I.t :: 00. -1 -.ir v.;.v Lc i.n r ui-iii'.-.i ' " I . 1 -4 t l- .. ta 1 :;i 1 ;. 1 i- f !. I- ; : i ...t 1. t -v v. :. .. 1.1" w .. - I 1 1 I:: i .-;: :i.l 1 . . . A t ! .."! I v f -H.!i. 1- i.-thy'-.u-l Mi jitr..'. 1. tri-y. A -. I I Hy. I :'. I.. .' I 1. -'I 1 : f : r tl. ' ? i'...:i:.t.uu. .1 .i s.um la t'.j i.tfAi.tii...- til I. I. ; 1 J.. -::., v !. r I I'Snl t!u , - t!.M-"' : U I ' . - v i.,a." -ill Alii pi'-nijt'.y; "-he . !i t .A 1. : ." " J Ti.:-:i it's i-f u-e g'-n.;; for her. , . .. 1 1! . .:. i- ' - t f.. : . ' i. i-a- 1 Wu!. -Hy the , , v.I. . 1 . ly : 1" ""- lh- Ji .',,. i'... u.wl to the p.."." a t I M l r ".-.-.t S,--t. r-miag mrr U rr l ...... i' I eu t.si f! ru--' a "' ' rrhtsl !."- alnMit that fe:i in, I f .- . .1 Will. - i t -I . I ;.it I-."- h- a .1- -p i-V' I-- .; ir, ? i k".o'.r." V . i Al. , t it "ii-; rie 1 the I.. t Ii. I h .: i l:-" ii . . . . I .. i i -- ... 1 i.itn -1 I : t'e .. i : -.- i i . I-!-' :--.i! !:. " i ..;- i at i ; '.!t;n;- l .. . ir--.- i a ia ; .. i i . . . r- - .1 .i t a .T I. t a a 1 l.l.i. L, ; ..aii.t; tv, .i ih. .i. tw- a .ye. -V if. th it Walsall!" v l S , i r..r. , u out of I..:vi:i;: jroti t the ti.nK,!iftl, wuero tie ::ItoruatcIr plittin wool au-l c luu Liiuir 'ith laughter nt tin? proxl y,Vt-' Ii imagined he ha.l cu tbo ilea :. l"'r ho knotr woll tho mau'u na ture liti-shful to tho la.st kgtve iu tho co:i!aaT of the o'i!ito jmx, tlu i:icro iilea that Mi Serena ti.ight Ik Ciminj; nitli matrimonial iuteuti m 1 wai ciiourU to ovtrwhi'Iin him with confusion. Mc.iuwhilo MisSt-rcaa, having linithi-tl l. r .liiiu- r, thought sh?M -1. ttor s t olT nt i !;, ut.t ll.iuki3;c l-t, a sl.o 1J l rn,c I .I!y, to (:ivo the loao 1 1 lew 1:i ; a tiui" to think it vt r a:i 1 .-ct l:i 1 "" Sti fruiu It i 4 wiatluw, thf 1 -ac!., vht x..t. v. -rvv.i-.lv v.ttchiii tho r:i.l nith a iu!.i:' l.t-.nt. moti l't-n iv-.l Mi-s N r -1 1 aitly apni.'l.i:i'. Inl.fil, h i 1 it n t lc:i for his lauteuc', I urn r. t .:r" hut ho wutihl havo , taken i:itt.iuoi: -ly to l'.i,;ht. A it as, ho frit he i..n-t f aco the situation." How tlo yo dew, tli-acon?"" wai Mi-si IS-rcnV-i .-aJutatioa, n ho corilLilly shook hi pit'' rly ontstn tcho l h in 1. toJ aftcinooa, Mi lUmo ; Hvoa't yo h-v a h t-r?" -Thank f.ail hhe, -I can't stop t s t h?!'. th ah I ain't in no great of a hurry, tither, hut, hetia" a Icomo :i Iiat, 1 i.iiht a i !1 coino tew t! j ir.tl " The th aeou viaoivl. aul Mi- ."erciiii, luitakiug tlw t-pit"sioti ( ; 11 fpa-i.i tf puin. txchiiatcJ: "Voar fct t.- io.i.rful hail; aint it, le.u-n?" I'tm-itl-.Tahly '," th? tloaeou ul li.itte I What .ur :i umh' cu it? intpiire.l Mi" S.it ts. u I'o iKtu 'ttiu' it ia this liuinit-ut VVilliaia got to the il!ar;"." Ti tl.e- arj s ttuT." ai l bLe, ..citliag r.t il tuti-iuptuoti-ly, hev ye g.ft nny un.iky tlouers i 1 tlte house?"" . '1 1." ihacoii thought likely thar t::f0'Ll li v:'.o soir.cwhar. ual haxiug p;i u;. .l tLtja, Mi- rcna reek'ue I c'.l U t!i r lay .lT her houisit anil i!:a 1 aal m t in t-tet pin".' . Thw l ug afore you expect Mary Jan hack? " a-.ketl :.he. : I e.-.'t ti II. "fiMt.l thotleaeon, -fur her !.t tu r'- t-.-kihn Willi ciatik looma lij:.. t l th.tr'siiO knouin klten s-!te e.a ;- t an ay."" -Well, vuii nir unfof tiuit," exclainul Mjv, S. r -set ia' I'm h. 10 I'll li ly i:p a 1 it f,T 3v'." S . little thinking the wnl.t !to h.fcl -pf!o n ia j.t-t to l-.- r u-.-ee thatr laoio it. ha-1 rejehe.l the h'.ne.!i"s ear, she v. t to w 01 k an.l tiX-a re-tere4 the h m.-o-I.o! t to iu woiitril iTih r. "1 i.ar, i.ow," s-.i l . he, .-lulling up t!:e pillov. t u the Iona;:e ; - see lit.-. t. 1110 yo'iM lt more eonifortaWe hero ilea iva." "M.-LIk; ho," sai.l Le, hohMio' alou to the h'tinge, lying v: uLich. ho Men tally ilcei l l it hd rtttnl him jut to -i e Miis N rt na work. Then the ih .10011 rctaeiulK red that she was cnlie 1 the host hoatkeeper fur miles aroan.l anil that her hatter aa I cheese always t x-k the prt mifti at thee i:.ty fair. To he ture, it lau't lx hir l for her to lk i.fter cerythiug ia Ih-ts and oat. i h'Te uin't ii;auy wor.sea," th "tight the ,1. jei a. -coaM a ilcae as well as -he ha?." Now, ih-aeon," ai l Mi I'.inie, hav ing. m she epu -.-fe.l it, ".trai'htene I t!." hoti-e oat a hit," "yoti want to nu c p;al parts f alkyh' l with the uruiky l.ia it's stvpe.l eangh ait.l it'll l-o t...t-t r n'0'! f4" yr f .. t I'il warruut. Wei!. 1 h c2 Hi'." - he wittt on. "ia all t!,. tit:.-- 1-'" a hetel h iia't :.ty ,ii rant yit. I? h.. a thinking. U ;.;:!. Mtin yoir Ian I j i te 1 u.ine, 1 f ou v.ai.tef - " 1 ih-. ii.t rrnp'T the il .1". u ; -nh.a t'.i- i.!a- 1. is a iai-ti"r-, l f yo 1 i" a m. i-l t-w e irn - :..".t ?'. 4t;u".l Ml" S-r.-ai. An M-. l.-ii- ..i I'ra ki tt." h. :, tititieth As t'li . v th i".:-t o.J. r Mi s S-r 11 1 r v. r ha l f'f I-'iuwl ei. litahly, f,-r -he J r. i.tptly an -.n ere-1 : "I il. f.ttu, h a '"tt " So Mi-- S. r. a .1 h it tho h i-.- where 1 .1 1 live 1 i.iany ye.tr-i t- p is the ..:i--t at leaeA!i Br.i.-'ictt's t . tl..- wife. Hat tie' l.ima I. -a.. -te.4 1 v.ai it t lore,' v.ntt H int .1, f t'u a--.: y ir Will an 1 I -1 1 v w.i'J : t.trii" I .tn-1 rt. oe 1 tin r". Hat n- iiit. r i !,. m i-u-r kn-w nhether Aaut Snvtia ! r ; l ! th" ilea 1 or the ileacoa it Aunt .-eri"ta - AVu-, ci !y ,M.t;.;.,i:1 Tt ty t'.f ,tnti,-ii. :. I I t tr.is. 1 .,li.at th? . tiuii;:," -.ti I .-. i.t ire. I "It :u-!.-.!!. r, "I e.inil wi'.! m". r. a . a up! -, a i.ia i v it!t a hi il i , :.r..l ilaii.. i.iv ret. irks Wl r : .: 1 1 at" InJ.t! h.f.t ! I'.l ..ill up i hi? i f i- -ti it . .y. (hi i ; t ...ii -a flc tr:iek a lua!l tati i:l ,."e i .h i y, .:.. le w hr. lan aa li -ncjof i t " h'ltl lie I pi Op!". I v. as luak ia;; "iH i . ! ' iy v. i h my h eltii.-, ;gi1 ;." !: p: p r tii.e- I gl tie ? l I'Vtt fho i-r.-a.l. -'-l' -l l. 'Will the t h-i.ioti .with th" 1-1 ii". e i'! a--? ii-" to his f,- f .".r-- my in i a ; t up, hat 1 . f I.- all .i -. thitty-seve i 1 i-:i 1. 1 ii a I i tit. ir feet, an.l I .h-a't think I ...- ev. r m io -mlarraf-'l :n my ! . f". R Mm r.ill this sponge-cukc? Wlxj it s ., "h i l rh c.i:i t" -Yes. raiiti I th.it".- the viay a -pongo is hefro it's v..f. S -.k i: ia year tea, iiitiia." IVchle ami capricious appttit'foi are h f t rcuulatf il l.v the tin- of AvcrV athartie Tiil. They ! not .Khilitate, hy ( xivivc stitnu latiou: hut caue the teniae!!, licr, an 1 howt tu icrforiu their function? properly. As an after dinner pill, they are unciualcl. Cleveland Carries California. The eceretarj of State of Cali fornia has received full return from the entire Statc,,with the ex ception of one precinct in oh countv, where a epecial flection will Lc held on December 12. In eluding the unotlicial vote from Incer county the secretary figures that the entire vote raft in Cali fornia - .y,000. Cleveland re ciivini! HS.OUO; Harrison. U7,-T.-ir,: Weaver. 25.22i; HidwelJ, 7,- tli-vcland'a plurality. 152 ... V I - 1 Thomas K. (Uep.) was elected. He wa-s the only liepunucan mn td. d' feiting J. F. Thompsons who received the lowest vote of the druorratie ticket. The Prohibition putv f.i!fd to poll enough M.tt.. t i.avo the names of its an tli tate plat ed on the ballots here after. Kverv traveler should carry a f Tnf'ifi IMIf. a. w u - r, - - GREENSBORO, N. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1892. A Georgia Sensation. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 20. Ten year a ago Georgia "was shocked from one end othe State to the oth er by the murder of a well known druggist named Simmons by anoth er well known man named Samuel Hill. Hill had a beatiful wife and acrtcd that ; Simmons' was inti mate with her. The murder was a t'M Mooded t.nc atnd occurred in tht- old National hotel bar. The murderer barely escaped mob jus tier. There was the exciting trial hi-!i created more interest than any t r i . i heiorc or since, mil 8 beautiful tiling w ife testifying in her hubai;d"H behalf. The j'iry found him guilty with a recommendation for mercy. He Mient to the penitentiary for life. Hill's counsel subsequently succeeded in having him ecnt to the lunatic nluiii. In a short time he escaped and went to Tex as. He has not since been heard of until last Friday, in Chicago, when isndcr an assumed name he met several members of the Geor gia Jegi-lativf committee visiting the World' Fair buildings!. The meeting was a sensational one and an account! of it ha just leaked out. Hill was well dressed and ap parently in good circumstances. After an introduction to Col. Hill Moore, editor of the Augusta (Ga.) News, one of l lie legi-lative committee, Mr. Hill, railed against the charges for Entertaining a par ty of mvn from n State where men were sent to the penitentiary for life for protecting their own home. Willi a tone of resentment, Col. Moore replied : 'Why I Idon't know ot such a ease c t r having occurred iu Geor- gia. , 'Well, I do," -said the stranger. "Why, what was it?" questioned hi heare-M with increased sur prise. 'It was the case of a man name Sumuel Hillt replied the stranger, worming up. "Oh, e-"vi, exe-l. limed one of the iatvwith Moore, "I renu mber Sam Ilill. but that wasen't the kind of n ea-c I was thinking of. Why, Sam Hill was a good for nothing fellow, nht ought ti have been hanged on general principle." Hil! "Hut I know better, ge n tkmoii," persisted the stranger witli a great display of earnest ness, j : Ilill "How do you know it!'" a-ked one of the pirty a oon ae his s.irprin? woiiM nllow him to put ti e question. "leeaue I am S im Hill," de clared tf c :ranger, throwing his head back dramatically and guz ing witii th :Ur.cf at his hearer?. As lie ::. . le ;th:s startling an nounce no n hi hand crept info hi p-H-k.t. Simultaneou-'ly the hand cf Moo re V two friend elived I.,:,, their bin" O-K-l.tts. Moore didn't -il i r. He was dumbfounded :.tid nnarined. Tor :i tiS'Miittlt it ;o..ked a if a "light would f-u re ly j fo'.iow. Moore ami hi trienns ui e timed anything but heresay kr..t.!eil-'e of tiie ci-e when they learned that they were talking to! Hill. Hill askiil for an introduc tioti to (;ov..N'irthen, then nt the Auditorium Hotel, but the gentle men di-uaded him. faying lie would be turned oer t the au thorities immediately. Hill's home i. in TeTonto, whe re he is known as Clmhners. Hill and both of Moore friends were armed and a t raged v was narrowly averted. The publication if the facts e f the meeting caused a great sensation throughout Georgia. News and Ob-crvcr. Conucs to lligk roint. HiKMiN-.iiAM, Ala., Dec. !. At the depot la-t night S:uthcTlund IJurkc .lovr.er, a drugsist from Ne w Orleans arre ste d a nd I...J... .1 ii. ; !! .lovner is sunnoseel 1- III .t U III j ... to be cr..y. ill? iJ well dressed j and i toil more than 25 years of j .i-e. Hi actions indie-ate that he j ; r ', .,.!lr iiit.nnl.-inceel. He is j helpless pi-nnilc.-. a-:d hotnelvs. He siv t'.iar'.hi relative live in llaton "llotige, and that a few wee ks n-o a oniig 12: in name d t . I I fug he, a frier. and neighbor, eue j ctedeil in aenoiuj'lisitii'g the ruinj of hi A si-t. r and thm !ll the State- for Higli Foint. N- C Joiner evhibited several btlets j from Hughe- in which he (Hughes) h""cd him not to exp -e him, but; . 1.. . ., . I he would return to 1, ni ana iuuui the Nt of January and arrange in utern. .lovticr says that he eloes not belicic thai Iliignc is telling the truth, and lie is .on hi- way to High Foint to kill him. "The trou ble seems to have worked up;n Joy tiers mind so as to unbalance it. In Montgomery be took the wrong train and was put eitr here. His act ions soim became so notic ablc that that it was neee?ary to arrest him. His relatives have been notitied. ; Did you ever buy a horse and not have some nisijiv ings as to his points till thev were fully tested Not so with Aycr's Sarsnparilla : von mav be eu ;e of it at the start "1. Z .!;.,..,. inf a those who gl Ve U i;uo ui-" i "'-- . , - il a fair and persistent, iron. F.ev. Fgbert W'. Smilh, State Domestic Missionary Agent of the l'resbvterian church, preaelnd in the First. Presbyterian church here !at Sundav morning and ,,i ht At t ie m orr.it g servo e j Mr. Smith rawd in his c.ngr.gH-; t f iv mintittf oik- tho'a:.d d dlar for Iiomc m:-ians in North Carolina. This fart utter two things, namely: The Hliciency of Mr. Smith and the liberality of the Presbyterians of Concord. POPULISTS VOTE. WILL Senator S Kyle Intimates That They "Weill Act With tha Demo crats. Senators Gorman, lirice and Car lisle, who werit to New York to consult about '.the Senate contests now pending in certain Western States, have returned to Washing ton. With their return comes the report that.-th representatives of the People's party in Congress will act with tjje Democrats in the next Congresf. (Already steps have been taken to fetrengthen that friend ship between the Democrats anel the Populists in the House and Senate-. Senator Kyle, the recog nizee! leader ef the Populists in Congress, wa asked to-day if he inteneleel' to vote with the Democrats in the reorganization of the Senate. He said ho was not prepareil to' commit himself ir revocably, on that subject. ; "Hut," said he, "since I hayo been a member of the Senate I have votcel nine times out of every ten with the Democrats. There is much in common between ojur peo pie and the Democrats. They are lighting for economy in the public expenditures; so are we. They are battling for a reduction of taxa tion; so are we. Wo may dilfer somewhat on money questions, but rn general principles there is more in the Democratic party to attract us than there i to be found in tTie Republican party. During my en tire service in the Senate I have never received a suggestion from a Democratic Senator as to how t should vote1 on the various ques tions that-havebeen presented. I have followed my own inclination and voted in accordance with my convictions, with the result that in almost every instance I have'fountl myself acting with the Democrats! I am not making any pledges for the future, but will continue to follow the dictates of conscience in passing upon all public questions that come before the Senate." New York Sun. i LOSES HIS MIND. A Prisoner Goes Crazy and Tries to Kill a Cellmate. At the recent, terra of Swain county court a young man named Edwards was tried and convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to the penitentiary for a ten years term. Kdwards was brought to Ashcvilla and placed in Iluncom he's jail. ; He had Maj. W. II. Ma lone called, and employed th4t gentleman as his attorney. Two or three eh-rvs ago Edward began to act strangely, butnoth- in.r uj tli'inchr of this until he I later on attempted to kill a cell,' mate, Mark Hayes, making a fu rious attr.ek on him with an empty battle. So violent did Edwards become that Hayes h id to be re moved to another cell. It is thought that Fdwards has lost his mind by brooding over the crime and his sentence. , Edward.-' mother was here yes terdav to see her -son, and was re cognized by him, but he seems to know no one else, and takes no no tice of what transpires about him. County Physician C. E. Ililliard will make an examinati n of Ed ward. ' The crazy Jinan committal tne deed, for which he was sentenced, in Graham county, from which countv the ca?c was rcmoveel to Swain Edwards was a sclioi! teacher, and belongs to one of the best families in Roane county, TYnn. Hall's Renewer is tiie natural remedy for gray hair, eland rulf, and baldness. - THE BISHOP'S JOKC. The Charlotte People Wanted to Keep Dr. Creasy. The Charlotte Observer's Wins ton core-soondent relates l:ihoo Ilendrix's iokes o?:e of in this ........ - w a ; - vMessrs. E. M. A.-Mitebs and J. S. Spencer of Charlotte ' were here vesterday consulting ith the bish op relative to the report that Dr. Creasv was to fe removed to Ashe ville. " 'A good one' (wlirrh comes from an authenticated Vource) is told on the presiding tddr of the fh'nrlnltf. di-tri.'t. II was disj cussing the question with t!ie bisln 00 about Dr. Creasy being sent to A-ht ville lo of course was oppos 1 . ...1.. nir.t ' The hishon ak- Vfl III li.l V I. . ii - - on -aii'iri r-ehler if Dr. Crasv's health was not rather bad just now. 'Yes' replied Mr. Tver he appears to he suffering with nervous prostr.it ion'.' 'Vell,' ea'd liishop Ilendrix, 'perhaps a change would e!o him good.' It is need less to add that the prcsiding.elder 'cut fhort off' his argument on the line of Dr. Creasy's health."- A Fi-ht With Bandits. Cokit.villk, Knns., Dec. 1--- battle with bandits occurred fif teen miles southwest of -Coffey;-ville yesterdav betwter. Detective Dickev, of "the P-'CiliL- Express company ar.l Deputy UniieeJ State Marshal Wilson, on one and members of the starr-Newton gang on the otlferi Wilson was k.Iled and Dickey woun l-d. On Moa : " 1 " ' . Lima' -" -t -;.li'i t; killed K or II. A. ' 'iniie , o! , 1 ,1 1 . , - waa i x'lxl' Chaffee yi tr-i.a! ii iueri ojmui. waa likewise jfathiiy shot. Chaffee and the marshall were trying to arrest Lamar) UOW THE ! Discontent. BY K. II. SIMPSOX. I was stitching, stitching, stitching, One beautiful afternoon, My thoughts llewjlike myjoeedle, Or a shuttle within a loom. I compared my life to atreadmilt, Ever moving the sameold way; The same tedious stitchTng and stitch'g From morn until closii'of day. Then I thought f the toiling millions All striving their 'jread to gain, Till the picture grew so vivid r That I bowed my1; head in shame; Ashamed to think I shoukl murriier lieraus I hatl plenty of work. While scores of God's good creatures Are living in squalor and dirt. We wish for the wealth of a magnate . To drive patient toil from the door. Yet then we would not be contented, And stretch out our hands for more; And so it goes on tile world qjver, Not one eiuite content or at ease. Wiiat sort of a world would we live in If everyone lived as they please. So I think it is just as it should be; Feel thankful for blessings that come; Speak well of your frienus and your neighbor, Do just by everyone. When we feel unhappy and murmur, Wishing things might be the reverse, Consider your home and surroundings, And think that it might, be much worse. A North Carolinian Konorad President Winston of the Uni versity has accepted an invitation to address the Nineteenth Centu ry Club of New Yor't, on the sub ject of the negro. This elub"is composeel of some of the best peo pie in New York, who during eaeh winter season invite prominent thinkers and workers in all fields of human research and activity to present their viewa to its audience. Mr. lJfander Matthews is president, and among the Yice Presidents are Mr. Parke Godwin, Mrs. Court landt Palmer. Mr. Andrew Car negie, Mr. Moncure D. Conway, Mrs. Dudley Fielei-, Mrs. M. Put man Jacobi and Mr. Anson Phelps Stoekes. It is quite a compliment, says the Raleigh News and Obser ver, to President Winston to have been invited to address the Nine teenth Century Club at New York. The most' prominent celebrities discuss epiestions before that body, and President "Winston is now to take his appropiate place in the galaxy. That North "Caro lina will have reason to applaud the result of his effort need not be s?sid. To every new subscriber from now until January 1st, we willgivo a Blum's Almanac Darn a sin S Fire in Leaksville. I.eaksvii.i.e, N. C, Dec. 14. A disastrous fire occurred here this morning, destroying 5 store houses, including the postollice, in the business part of the town. They were partly insured. The loss is heavy. Shiloh's Care, the Great Cough and Croup Cure, is for sale by us. 1'oeket Mze contains twenty-doses, only 27c. Children 1qvo it. For sale by Richard son it Fariss. ' ' ; - A Dooly county man who had been led to believe that the third party was composed of chosen apoetles of Christ, and that their platform was a divine revelation, became eo elespondent over the elec tion results that ho determined to commit suicide and go on to heaven alone, and not wait for his party to establish' heaven, here on earth. He moped around for several days, his wife closely watching him. Finally lie disappeared, and she rushed to the barn in search of him. There he was with the headstall, of a strong blind bridle fastened about! his neck and the rage reins tied to a joist, just in the act of kicking a barrel out from under his feet. She gave a scream as he swung off, nndithe neighbors came rushing to the rescue, and reached the oarn justhn time to cut the; ropei, and release the struggling ! woud-be suicide. Opening his eyes he gasp ed : j "Oh, what made ye cut me a loosei? In 'pout two minutes more I'd a ben a-walkin' the streets o' the New Jerusalem !" "Yes, ye moiight, John, that's a fact," suid the wife, soothingly : '-but would n't you acut a devil of a shine a prancin' down the streets o' the New Jerusalem with a third party badge and a blind bridle on? Now, wouldn't ve?-' Ciicd'jo Jour tio!. ad Gold II not s;eeiii:v ivlievcil, may leml tQ serious Ns::oS. Wlierf there is difflculty of breath ing, exiiectoi-atioii. or soreness ef the throat aivl bronchial tubes, with a constantly Irri t:it:t cons".!, the very best remedy is Aj er s Cheny l'let.-ial. It removes the phlegm, Suolhes init.-.Uon, stojis oughinfe-, an! fn dnees reposi.'.- As aa emergency medicine, Ayer's Clterry Pectoral shouM be in every household. j . "There is nothing better for coughs than Ayer'sl Cherry IVetoral.i I use 110 other preparation." Annie S. IJutlcr, 169 I'oml St., rrovidence. K. I. ' I suffereil severely from bronchitis; but wai CURED BY Ayer's Cherry ivrtoral. . It save?! my life. Geo. J'.. Huirtcr, Gooe Itiver. N. S. "About a year ;tc I tool; lite w.rt cold that evbr a n.aa followe-l by. a terrible cougli 5 Tl" bf't medical r.il was of no avail.' At list I began to .:A blxf?. "hen it was isHppfseil to be ail over UU me. I've tv remedy tailed, till a neighbor reeom irtPiiiieI Ayrr-s (Ite-rry Pectoral. J t(,k hi.;f a teapooiiful of t!u medicir.. three times a l.iv, r.-gularly, and very sa be-.-tu to improve. My coiipli left me, my ren Was imdisturln-d, my appetjte re frned rn" emaciated limbs pained flh and s'ronirtlt and. to-d.o, tl anks to tiie Pectoral, I am a well i-- .-i.--II. A. Ia.!, C3 Winter St.. Uv.)ui-, Max. s - . . Ayer's Cherry pectoral Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lc'IjJass. Bold bjr It DmfgiuU. rric tl; - 1 . i - ... - - . - -s 1 . . 1 .. ! 1 My tfe 1'alrlot -HEADQUARTERS! Clothing, Gents Tu r We Ifave now in stock; - I --... i a i line of 'men's,y youths,, Hoys and chil dren s suits and overcoats for the Fall and Winter, trade.- " EVERYTHING NEW and '! ' ' I O.ur lines of . Furnishing Goods 'and IvISUASltAJS in all shapes and . , . 1 ,. . icfore purchasing your I;all . will be. worth 1 .x - ' 4 -1 . j -"'i. -2J0 South Elm; Stj-eet, Greensboro, N.!C i I for SHOES. We are . Low Prices and are good blank to . have ' in bnsineei vou want SHOI KS. Vv'e are the CJreehsboro , anel handle thie Shoes when SOUrih ELM STREET, GREENSMORO, N. C,0 ,n!j Hnow your Cat-. . TIOgBjSSVTCH Ml atoi.ee. To i.e !'.inviin'i"j '" liii fact, eall a'mifift tlic i i.iiiinciL orcci'riii i . . . i . i I . . I ' - V.' "loll fli'EH". IT f IF YOU WANT " WALL MY PRICES ARE CHlAR DES Mi i HACKETI 311 South Elm Street, NewMllinerypdNotioHS We are .now readvh- show to OUR LARGEST an'l 1'Khl IjUibi M M MILLINERY AND NOTIONS 1 ! - 5 - we have ever had thr- pleasure of showing thembfefore, and our PRICES .T..v tt;?i Tf) pii'ASE YOU. We will not! be UNDERSOLD by Mr.; Anybody. We are' filling to c .miKire of GOODS You Will still find Miss i.h.i.ik, ijukkli. anu .uirunu Tccker beljiind ouriounters and are arixious to serve their old friend-i and customers. ' Cotne and see us. Mrs. West October n-$m. THE GUILFORD L I .1 ls:bette-r prx-pHreelJthan evr before iL f thinj m the Sash, Doors, Blindi MouJdlng Bracketsr M2nte!s:Sidinef Floorings Ceilirg Sli fN(x L.ES, ILATI18, In fact any kirfi of iblLDING MATERIAL that can be called fer. Please examine Wur-wor;k and get ouj- prices before buying. We keep at it : f.-.k-.rrii.o.f.t ot , LAW aititl Can Ull OW5I8 piuuiMin "i all odd sizes or irregu);r shapes, and the same, .". THOS. N. 5NER I NiSUn Aii Assets BepreseiitfjuiOver .i, !...:iJi;im cerf iXe vt to Ue ..ZZ Z j. PnMhhlngrmpaiiT. In Ad Tan - ! FOR FIRBt-CLASS n i &h m g s , HatsL! a lare and ban (J some of the IiATEST STYLES I , HI I- Hats' are iust simnlv immenLoi . . - j r- :w Colors. Please ive its ii oill and Winter Goods, as it your while. ". ; F. fisiirlate; THE FIGHT IS ON r All .I'd IjiiiiiJ. Part re Are discussing thennerits of thefr ditrerent: PlatforfVis! We have a Plaiform: top. Ours is THE P.KD R0( Jv T'LATKOIIM ohi all Prices 011 r; , r I - -.: We inivp olir Imiiil- on tho heail the man wjio would gerrfiigh price - going to be elected if T ; - j. Square Dealings Platform Come to see us when f only exel usive Shoe House m ' 1 ' ' : old -Relj'a lo J5ay Stae olirwant tlipm. ""!'! ' V: . . GAY. N. !). SI LER, .Watcii'iiiarker, : .Jewel lor j: j . a s 1 cb"pi3danL- 1 .Ii..i. ... !i nlf.j'l .iiii.-L- lr..iiii..l Pnlli'l.t kf.'r.l IVA'WilKs'a sM-riolt V. Kii Ji.J I Ou'jI .eiil jWoilC si;s, Ln.lict.' ami Crnfit' f if in- Watri 1 4,-iin-;. iiiii S)pfM-li-s -an'l Kj - 0!.'ts-- I.:i'li.i4 fir t- I Liittt 1iKhN in i .olil ail'is i suvtr, ii ne i.nin .rcR i n.'iins an.l uniitfi lam. TiK-i- " ai.ruiM -li c.i j !.- llian (iy ti tlier l.u-i' iii 011' riMiiiirv. i. II .'null !i:l :ire lA.l-'tiTui ''ii-i'.-i'ili-iMl hoi jrivi-lf-'if jta.'i ifii in ci.rVinur t t lie J.t iej-; miiy Le o-tiioi-ll ami 1 M-hattr l fm 1 1 -1 i'',w at !": I ast Martct titiiS-t. inn liii-jt.-t- ut - J IllilEilT IHWl PAPEl CHEAP, VERY jLOW McAdoo id use Rlock. 4 l cbsTOMEliS-4tn 1 1 A T R 0 N S J t he pnve nt ajny time. Also qjtalityl respectfully,. Omohundro, Market Street; Greensboro, N. C ! .L. I - ' " " suj.ply tj eir customers within wnv ot h t ! rM make no .extra charge for cutUOg 1 - .- j , -. WINSLOW, Mill 1 I I I ' . I ' I W ' a i ATiiirnti ,11. i i-t n "1 P03t Office, ! GREENSBORO, N. C. UMBER ' M'FGOMPAfN . ' T :A I CN I I. "! i i ' 1 4 1 A f hoariug.