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GREENSBORO, X. C, AVEDXESDAT .SEPTEMBERS , 1893.
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threatening airno; total nnnihila- into the wreckage gthe rt J by the
t n a-Iong'the by wav and on the storm, the ghntiy picture are un-
thoroughfare, vou cmiM ec the covered. So frequent are the dis-
J.oRtrr.f wo. 1, "the African At.icr- coveries that the finding of a sin-
;ir.. of i li.if'n'nn trv.p to ele bidv attracts no attention at
the intirc: of their r.TV, armed i all. It take the discovery of at
I m lh !,j ami littlo hatchet. clear-!!eat a clump, of half dozen or
r,s ! in - a ay the thbri with n pro i-, more to induce (he people to
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Those Who Noiniaated Sir. Cleve
! land Should Stand by Him.
I::rir tin- tlt.!.ate in the IIoue
in; iit-j rt't i.'.avts on u.c ir.
.Hatch. JDe:i.'CraT. -of Missouri.
' epcakir: in opp'?iti';n to the re
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attae the York hitiks, and
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THE PRESIDENTS MALADY.
; The North Carolina Trotting Horse
i Breeders' Association
OPERATION HAS BEEN PERFORMED.
This Association held its second
annual meeting in the city of. Kal
eigh on the evening of the 23rd
inst. The annual election of the
oillcers of the assDciation resulted!
! in the election of Capt, 11. P. Wil-
Tecth Extracted and Tart of the J aw
Removed Traces cf Sarcoma Re-
moved frcm the Bone and Tissue-j ijamson, of Raleigh, as president,
Present cause lor Alarm. i and Julius II. Hirdin, of Graham,
Dr. Ferdinand Ilasbrouck was i as secretary and treasurer.
found 1-y a Press. reporter at lii The meeting would indicate to
home, No. 117 West U'oth street Hie most casual observer that the
last niirht. He was very reticent hrcedin? of the lisrht harness horse
A Chance Of a Life TIma
The entire Stock-of Goods of the late fW- R.
Murray, will be sold at and BELOW
COST rto close out the
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,f l.irnlarc hur.-t ui i)iL. ew Vi-tIc Democracy needed
at: 1 t!.t spirit-are rurmi;:,' to wafte. a) ritnii.-ition at hi: hand.-', hti'l
t am i.s: to 7i 1. 1 t; i-i no. tLe ;j.;tu.rii Democracy needed
.-.NNn. A'i' : .. It vii:'Vr!l'ir)lior- l,pore.lhe People when
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It K :..,w .Mimatf.l that t he l Ul"1 riri 111 1 "" aie. lie
!,,.H-,f t!. rieeplnnrer will f reprecnte i tut- teeming and toil
;," : gr. .ter than at Srt il.-l1' ii::iuns of New ork. lie
P'....;. earivtii. wh .Ie crop U repres-entvd a district where there
d-rr.-v.-!. 'I'-f l'"- " '-tjm-Htd Iil,,rc ,i,1,n workers hv-
j ( , ! tig i-i ne h.t.ck : he rtprcetntcd a
ir.v, Tl K-id. t.-riv having .-n IMU u:( il ,! ,u lvin ,Kra rfUSlu
rd ! i f -1- t-rtw of'the llriti.a -earif..g the in-rription -Bread '
! i Nettie .Murid.vi fr- m Pen-a- ! rcp: ntea t!;at cry ot -irea,
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I tie on Iv work these toilers
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r.t nrrk ::ritil the pur-
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! law v.i-? rep filed. No man. friend) " Ye?, hut the disease was in-its
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when asked to give an account ofjjs no ionger an experiment - in
Ir. Llevelana e malady anil tne op
eration lie assisted Surgeon Gen
eral liryant to pefferm the Presi
dent last. month.
" As.vou already a now it, sam
he, I tlon't see as there is any use
of denviag the fact that an opera
tion was'performed upon the Presi
dent, hut as to the detail? of it, I
must refrain from diseufving them
I was on the v-u-ht r !y i:i the ca
pacity of jut h--sht Dr. ISryant,
who had thf u!:;,!; juatter in charge,
will no douht i:''-v assume t!te re
sjonsibility of giving out the facts
of the ca-;'-."
"What v.as vnuriluty in connec
tion with the oierationr" asked
the reporter.
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' I .TThiiinistertd gas to the Presi
dent a- a:i anesthetic and removed
the teeth vrliieh it was founl neces
sary to take out during the progress
cf t ho work. The surgical opera
tion, which v.-as performed by Dr.
liryant, consisted in cutting away
a part of the upper jawbone and
tissue as fnr as the orbital plate."
' "The disease, the progress of
which it was hoped to arrest, was
sarcoma, or, in other words, cancer,
was it not?" Dr. Ilasbrouek was
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' f iioir. ' back un. ! entirely local.
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Mir.davN StortU. : lt- t,.i Kim - Midaicsiini l.n.t .lr.n
the ii. ie tiling. The time to enter
a prote-t agiri-t him was thtn,
not i:n.v. applause The time
forgrntIemtn from 3Iisfuri to
s ay t h;it they would desert the
standard of Democracy was then,
not ik . applause. New York
Democracy had bowed to the will
o T t h e convention. New York had
Carolina. PI T nccj ,...,.,,.,., . 0 ..Utform. New York
nro .ir-. The f- hoorK r i,r!;IMt.ra.v jia,i Rone to the front
r wu- t ...wn up iifn in ; tjnrt r,r i...ttt i ;.n
I lli I il lattY, 'ft ioiliiv . l lui'i I ' 4 1 l
ed the centre of the enemy while
the Wet and South attacked the
wit.--. The New York Democracy
td. "'ii by its pledges. It
) had iiiti "ted the platform.
, m; r i:' fir- ioino. j lorti: ling Mr. t'ummings said
.t r . G . Aii4Ut New s I that e ork, m accepting the
knr.1, Kent. Storm. Dove. I ;a .-hi I
. Itaiti.ot ar.d the u auier Pibt I Jay.
I The t:s:: I'.i i- mi ! Cecilia, 1 1. .
U'niucr Ki da! and the schooner
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had accepted the plat-
vv York and the nominee
vt rv ..re. the r.Iv new obtain- !od o:i the pi itfurm to-day. Gen-
from the l'irm-'Mpt district of i r. :a : io
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St ':tv dead tirmcn from the South 'were re-
fpormible for the President of the
Pnitt d States. Tl.eyouht to have
the ma:ilines to stand by him.
The troub!e w,n there wa a great
: arth i f politic in-. applause
and b.i.htt r.
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The ail'ection was
The tissues of the
from ! throat had not been attacked."'
i " I lie Presidents ntllictioti is
much of the same character as that
from which General Grant fuller
ed and which finally ended his life V
I I KVr.I.AND'S COX-TlTI TIOX.
It H pclhaps of the same char
acter." s.aid Dr. HasiHouek, "but
of a nAich less alarmin? nature.
(Jen. Grant's trouble originated, as
I understand it, from a jagged tooth
in the back part of his lower jaw,
which ' by i rubbing continually
nrzainst the root of his tongue, and
by beingconstahtly irritated by his
cigar smoking, eventually produced
an ulcer-sore, which developed into
sarcoma. Various operations were
performed to remove the diseased
tissue until tearly his whole tongue
had been removed. With Presi
dent Cleveland it is iliiTerent. The-
disease is f;recer.t origin, and
had, therefore, obtained but a small
start when the instruments of the
surgeon thoroughly removed all
tiaces of it from bone and tissue."
"Did not the' President impress
you as a man with very strong
constitution""'
"Without ii doubt he has an iron
constitution,! and thi will do much
toward warding oil any further at-
North Carolina but a business es
tablished on sound business prin
ciples by some of the most progres
sive and most successful business
men in our State. Our successful
manufacturers, merchants bankers
and our leading farmers are turn
ing their attention to the breeding
of the trotter in a way that is an
assurance that the business may be
looked upon as one of the great
producing forces of the Old North
State. .
lhe most important step vet
taken by the Association was the
formulation of plans to establish a
State Racing Circuit, races begin
ning in the year 1S04.
This circuit will cover the entire
State, and the association will give
a race- meeting at every track in
North Carolina where the local as-
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The stock is composed of General DRY GOOtiS, SHOES, (NOTIONS
and HATS and most of it IJRTGIIT' PRKSI( ATTRACTIVE -
business.
GOODS that wi
them
I sell at sight at the PRICEjS we are ollering
It will pay any one to cal
Goods before the
Stooii
We can and will irive vou RARE IJARGAINS.
CLOSE OPT THE IiUSINE
,and get
is IJrckeii.
bject is to.
Our solo
as' soon as nossiblel
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R. W. Murray,
B. P. Wharton,
I Administrators,
THE
Lon time
sociations ana ousirtess men ol tlie as mistakes of tlie ?ast. The vim and push of all
community will co-oncrate with its big -patrons, coupled with -the jirescnt crises 'of monev matters, whirli iseiicrit
oillcers in providing remunerative by the ex,rcmely low prices of their produce, is suiiic'ient cause forjheir demand
purees for the horsemen. This ! - Ar i JIJJ JiUSJ (,() DS ()' 7 :, A 7.VI.97' JfA".' J'
action of the breeders will greatly 'b KOYSTKIt'S is the place t'o buy tiu-m, who is now receiving the largest
increase the earning capacity of and best stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hkts, Cap.- P.iwts; Shoes, Ac-'tUat has ever
the trotter and will be a great in- .c""'s '7 ! V, T ev,f enoifered before,
ducement to our enterpisTng citi- IIOE4 ! . P 'm ff1 S'n CK AN I. LOM'EST. TJUCES, .
zens to attain to their sources of HOLGIir AT LESS THAN AIANI 1 ACTCJIKHS' PRICES.
zens to adding to their sources of
JrXIUS II. IlAliDKX.
Sec. and Treas.
" Peak and Weoble."
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niiaivjuiuiuvito i Kjis. .-muivn a.n ni. i i i r.it.. i.ailies Slippers 48c.
f3.98 and up worth tiouhlo the: money. Ladies' (ilove liraTn button and laco"'
Shoes at 18 cents ; ladies' solid leather Ponyohi button and lace Shoes nt '.IS cents
all solid; women's every-day Sboes from' rTrents uoJ nil ..oli.l mnn2- I
nice shoes, lace and gaiter, only lis cents and up; -nietfa coarse Shoes onlr OS
J'finffl Ollil lint m'.i mna.A w'1'..-i,,, l Hi' i i . .
irienti oi mine iiai an oaa way : tr"x "J , "i-, . o.n .?. oui.- nun-ceois, smm icfimer; and in ract anr
of mixing her words. Perfectly "'r pSVl iTvTCm1; 'A H A ;I f PKIC;KS-
- , ,, , J i'AlvijAIN.-s IN I)liL (,OOIS. a i, fesi . and C ,c tist mido'
unconscious oi it, ?he would often Sheeting r, and Uc; Ginghams ; from r,- cents uV. All Kinds r,fVes GoSdg at
make ioliS latlgil. Slie vrouid speaK the lowest prices. White Goo s r.'.l kinds rices and lovely dens All
of feeling "fcak and weeulc," for n1 nf V,,ack Lslwn?- l'erca!e. JU-lC r d TCrd, li.-o? A.ple Tis-ue, China Silk,
weak and feeble, and "castor ill V1 Checks at ;i',,c j;,.o.ll-.,nt ;.fo,ls from lue.-per yard up;
., , . ? ., , , A god Aickel Clock only Me. straw iiats at hlf price. Men's in.l hov li!rr
pods, for castor oil pills. I Jut sdie from.2.")e. irp. ' . i ' . 1 4, -'oi;s.ii.ii,o9siiirt
was weak and feeble, until s'ne took
tin
1 "bur from the cheapest net eish in:.
n u 1 ;! I! riM's :ieil u liniiwil., i,.M.ni.u
iat powerful, invigorating tonic, tht?. 3f ,to -5 l,cr "C- uially added i x !iu,c houses to cover their losses and J ; l
Favorite Prescription," which so , , , r " :" : r"' Ti ? i' "; ,' "-7, ,;'r-e l'er cent. UMi.ilTy;a(
v, f i, . ... .i ,1,ao no'es to cover their kses, and 1'.- il strict y for ens h. savin-' my v
onderfuily imparts strength to the rrs the lar-e per cent, they have to p:ty the retail time merchant.! If, c
wonderf u
added by
u.stom-
whole system, and to the womb and their expenses of book-keej-in- laid- tiever-payers," wl.ieJi is always lieaped upon
its appendages in particular. For the consumers head. An inveMig.it ion w ill im vwice you that this is the cheap.
-.7i in nm i:ny n Oily j I'll r I f 11 1 S . - .
-vi. i. MUt; Cl.KAN ;jOls, Mi o,) STOCK.
11-
overworkeu women, run-down wo
men, and feeble women generally,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is unequaled. It is invaluable in
allaying and subduing nervous ex
citability, irritability, exhaustion,
prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other distressing, nervous symp
toms, commonly attendant upon
functional and organic diseae. It
induce refreshing sleep and re
lieves mental-anxiety and despondency.
1'LK AS Iv CA LL.
Mr. Anther Stack is now withmo and will be glitj to see .and 'serve his 'friend
i ours anxious fO T'i''!tse,
fl. H. SOYSTSR,
1 12 SoutirElu: stn-ej, fkiij.ow house, (jJiKEXSP.OliO, N. C.
V.IEGrllTiA. OOLLEi3-E:
FOR YOUNG LADIES, t V - ROANOKE, VIRGINIA. r
()IU:NS SEPT. 1 Jth, lii.:: Maitiii.-etNew Uuildisisrs w ith all modern JiWnvc"'
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iiicttis, anions tne hiium in i no .--(mii ii. :.ew I'lanos and Iiirniiiire. Ciuih.ik r
Two Citizens of Davie,Wcke up-the ten acres; magnificent mountain scenery i in the Valley of A'iriuia, far. famed
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Wrong: TPassenger.
Prihtlitcry Ijiiw in Maine.
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In "Mi-ra!
.".w river were
Ivin- ori the
G'.ive were
i tack of his Inalady."
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The I.ewi--t.wti .lournal, com-; Dr. liaPbrnck setintd verv anx-
menting on toy enlon-ement of the j ,-,, tt; jli:pt(-- the rei
prohibitory biw in Maine, says : "A the lresidetil's .-ondhi.':!
New York traveling man wa ia n.;irv bm! as it would
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tratoi-a t.i.mg tiling, heeatise i i, : t !;(( ia;,.r Dr. Urv-
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I ant tie saia ttial tne more be snv , ,..i,i.-s,. ,..ii!v-
i ,'i.uae. vouiiariiig ii
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ircneral'y tlriv. s the crog shop in- j ' .. wt j ilUii thilt ,1;rr(. v.,, u,,:e
that thei inidiais disease !,;a I b-.-er.
elleetu il.y 1 1 a.h'-.itt d
restoration Of health
for by keet.-ntr the Pr
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Wiiilc tio- i're-idei.t's mouth and
il l- v I l -i
to n',Jw w ere-w at tieif in uriri-.'ai t.arvi-
b;i-il,ess i iei two wt es aner use opcr iioiii
great' the physici-m
Winston, A-ugust .'H. News was
received here to-niht of a serious
shooting scrapie at Advance, Iavie
county. Two men named Pleas
Gates and Jim Crews rode up toi
the house of Acting Policeman
Sam Poindexter. When the latter
jeametothe door the men began
j bring at him. The bitter went to.
a room, ot his pistol and shot;
both men. Two balis struck Gates''
head and the third went through
In"? no-e. Crews was shot in the
'eg. Loth men had to be carried
home. Gates is in critical con
dition; ' i
ioi ut-uiLLi. meiiij xurojieau ana American teaetiers. leirrnM nf ii s n a
and JI. A. conferred. Cns'irpassed advantages in bus'c a lid-Art. One 'of the
most airraeiive anu ueautilul t:olk're holmes inr Youii"- Padii s in ilio Souii. iv.-
Catalogue, address . W. A. II A Kill k. I).b . President, konnokn Vinrini.,
July 5-low. '. 1 . .."
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DEATH.
Miss Duscnbury, PoGtmisticSo at
Concord, Doad.
Mi-s Mary R. Dusenbury, post-
i- -really
mistress at ( b.ic
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died August
n tr si: t A."
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od i;. ra! i
f lei:ifiuiiite
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t .t i . i HO S
U I: I p b i; i I .1 i n tr lirm in. New hr cti,us, t.i,.-. a!. i !r.o.i Airs.
i.i cntly app. ai. d in c. art , 1 'e emmi i nu i ore u. i e -j n
t ! i-e-l' the tantini: of h.:'im which tad btm performed
r....- t . ' i!-. -as i:: the vicinity f and tlie awmi ukuuiiv mum ii was
!:s- works !l.-,i i: -U'e thevl hoped to uproot
-o!i !v for b"iir,"s r.' !""!!- to th
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f rt. S. I . -i -drt
d atiil :.!:. !
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Oi. r three huf,- pr"ximir "f tK i" f '"" drinking
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f pro;trty
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joint"'
r t w i a t v
Ontd n.r exer
cise and Hea air ! h. i ve i powerful
t-lltet on Mr. Cleveland at all times
.... ,.".,.! r .. i.. ........ to. .ti,. r...t.r , v. nd Dr. IJrvant has been with him
ing !-. a.bl to the r. n:o!istraacesj,ut in a' boat , 'much of the time for
two months ia tne nope ot i. ma
in i un his svftcin and increasing
n i
Iiis vitality. A healthy healing of
His
already tii-d. The al
actn-iliy at our itt . and hnvt
Milted in mmv iiceiibut and the
-Ini, at her
illn.ess. She
wee!; ii' her i.-na! health
a si; day
'ician ;' ( 'oneori
ioiiie, after abrief
i is in (.'Inriotte last
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phy
ire
re-
tiie wounds i.i the inside of the
w a s
alter. The
were assist
ed in their tt. anient of her case
by. Dr. John. Whitehead, of Salis
bury, but niedieal sh ill w as of no
avail. The immediate eause of
death was heart failure.
Mis Diisenli'iiy was a native of
Maryland, coming South more than
io years ago. Her relatives first
settled in Lexington and it was
from there she moved to Concord,;
being appointed postmistress first
20 years ago, under Grant.
She was reappointed under each
succeeding administration.
Miss Dusenbury was reappoint
ed by President Harrison just be-;
fore his term expired, and her
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'il',..! hi. .V'.r--t I P -ri l'.vI! Prof. WiPani Parker, a di-tiri : wpper jaw is 1 i that is necssary nomination went to the ""Senate,
:,V ' ut'.l "p.-'.' if V.,..,,. ,i ir,rorJg.iih.il p'.ysicim (-ul Mirgeon, : ' make, hi cbmplete recovery pro-1 )nxt t wa:? ,t.,t confirmed. Her
Meoj.' I l the one evil ' iue, .uia iimi i- no mchcuh i"tfeatii brmizs a lonjj eontroiersy to
r i I
A Good. Thinr to Keep at Hand
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. r )n e ry do-..- knob there i
a bsnrh ,.f r.tp and up..;j t ery
: b".ni fe t.. re are I rt ii-m iv.e -rave i
mf' atftadv lilitd while otl.t r a
,, .iii? ti e i ' he which wiil be !-
..... i, j ti .. ...t.. f-'iUiI in 1 1 . tu Jn! a mica
i i r- r:t e
n
ni l, wi.-tlo r in wir.e, or ale, or be assured.
whi-kv. aroi is killing the race of f
men. SMy the rav.ices of this one;
p--i n. 'i 1 co hd, j he kin;; of poisons.
From the Tn-v Kansas) I'hiet".
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j She was ;i tbiughtej of Captain
Dusenbury of the United states
Navy. Charlotte Observer.
I - n I b f i.-et no'iinin i.f tti t .. i I
"". m ; i .! i mieb ctibi"eri to tf-vorc stiellc tif
. i -i i i n on i nt in i u p n n i ii m w 1 1 1 if ri i nn j - - - i'
,i "r.ii can ih loiina to u ii;e Kinut - i..,i i.i..-.. i ...i
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t r- i:i r..::.n.::.i- ' " " ' " 1 " r'"" l,i - 1 i wnifr naie hvfn jutu ny tne frfj an-'of the svmtorn that u u-
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l.n-ti m ect of cling th.
;p -:i the yottin. The bvcel.e
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l t ..'. '. ! - iiui nil lii'i i it, j H.l? jit ! I I j' II I Mi I
.t - ill.. .r' .i ! I 1 1
,; the I turning up r.ew
time an ir.etfiiaCon h made
t h- manv di..
!i r s m :: a i.aie
tl.Ti i f the c"jr.lrv. n r:e i:a C i ance ha In t n Mum ivhat
Tt
tre n
f o f t t i' i r e
fori 1 wav
dirt; Order have been isutd by
li e Irca-urv Department to all ub ; ttr r..A.i
! - iaiit piiiiMi, uiui uiiiiHiiit ruvit
Id (ver the ! cipLriPij ut l!.k strmarh il in rrr.n
i
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which
mere th in .' b
H i t..e m.i t are ! counter-, the s.iine as other classes , etc W(. l.eeotie scary. W
dead bo.tV ew-ryjof m-.ney. The rffet-t of tin is to fmi"n1 (Ihainbt-rbiin'tf Colic,
ai!o.i i luai.e. mii praeneal.y place the -o.d reserve r.. ,.n,i Diarahoa Kemedr the ven-
i:tr and aemta- am Dg the i,v ,il !e Treasury cash thjng ti straighten one out in such
iev;;:ed tl:i Ha- ,:,..t. A a r.u' the grid bal ! C!t?l . and alnav keep it about.
ir.lry. none i:ate ance .a bet n M.mt ivha! rctlu-ed, I v r iiot wiitin.r this f..r t.r.,-
tt. ,nfri!,: . tKfre: ,,cln Fli-!i!,y I"0.00O.000.!tf.stimonpal. bilt toht our reader"-
tine Sur.iUy. A I r r ml v 'The net Tr.-i.nrv b.tlm
lie baie been : 7"o. o.
: $ii,-
r.ri.. rid. piled
. f it-, ch srel;e
att r- fo .:. a:. I t !.,
p. ff.ra'oui tfe country a r. i the
Isaldt of the peoplv in the storm
viitt il -2 v' t i n are confident in
thrir prt .heti. n that the tbath-r.-!!
mil run a hili a ."on. s .;i;e
! t.I 1 1 t
i.eceipt continue ii'lit'ii.,ii- in !.. i:,ii.j..
;o are at ua an 3 the exper.dti.rt I t avy. so that ' Ward and Welkin.
month of Au-ust ex-' ! I I
toe
re i
'.e- ir.
Some; years ni we were very
Say, Mister!
it possible you are suffering from
catarrh, and have not used Dr.
Sa-'s Catarrh Remedy? All t lie
terrible consequences of catarrh in
the. head may be averted if you'll
but make the effort ! You know,
too wt!l, its distressing symptoms!
You p )sib!y know, if neglectetl, it
invaii ibly goes from bad to worse,
ami is likely to run into consump
tion and end in the grave! Here
is a way of escape: Its makers are
willing to take all the ri-k, and
make a standing offer of .$500 for
an incurable case o.f this loathsome
and dangerou. disease. You can
know what
it good thing to keep
lor sale by
Treasury bibmce may Ilarrell Denounces Editor Rosccwer.
Peofi'e whojeame up from Golds
boro to day ay Secretary E. G
i
and
. i
ev it r .it;, it).
a 4 w ir.d b ai pitied
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Iff
:tii: ;
.. iii. I.", t'rt.
i.e.- -i. ;.. r .o i i..
la the tc u. l Lm
Ii
the b '! j oj,:.
t!;e s :. ?. ev-n
ir ore
thi it."n f
ice the ! it
,,:n I, ''. Tin re !.. ti.tf
' n an ! -ur f any tby in tl
r I v I ut of Mon-Uy i;i fair?
tht tt t d b dv In- n i bttn
ar of tt.e iIj. f-Jnd at u-o point on one f the !c by Ward and Watkin.
1 .1".!
I Ire t!
both 1 .- liiwr r th.n tiou. V v
"et-T-jO", or tietter a cure
lor i :.n,r- i.i.k or f .r a pain ;n Harrel !, f the Teachers' Assembly, !
t!i- side ..r C.t .t, try -i.ib.r iting a denounced Editj-r Roscower, of the!
pit Ce of irn-el w ith Chamot rbiin' Ilpfwllitrlit Cie street Sere. i
Pain Ii t!:-i r.d bindie- it onto th ...... it I-.,.!! d i. ... n t.a i Jules Verne is C
, un Ijailill h uoom i'j mi. mieri-
itl!ertt-d p trt-. Tnitre .tment will t ,j a peace warrant, but his train
cure anv ordinary case in one r ! leTt before it j was erved. Editor
twod tit P.iin ll ilm also t ures jpeower ha made aonie severe at-
rueuuiatlai. ..'I cent bottle for tw' jr.n Spcrftrv Ilfirrell
that
and
ofi tacks on Secretary
Charlotte Observer.
or.
Jules Verne's Industry.
Mr. Wickwirej. I notice
years old
has written just UG books.
Mrs. Wiekwire: V'ell, that is
w r .
nor so ro;-ny. lie only na t to write;
jot the rate of one book a year tpj
do yoT nsTDsmx)
Sash, Door.s, ISliinls, 3IouU.inr, Bracket s MaiitIs
- 'n ' ' ' : . ,"
r SIDING OK . FL MlItlNlrf KJiAMIC, SJ 1 1 NT; i.FS A NI 4. Ail IKS.
mmt 'ipiEB iiiFifiHiiflaii.
Can suppl- you with anything -in thij line on shorXrioticc;jtnd on f he most
reasonable terms. See our'EMlJOsSKP jWOOH, something new, helngjiighly
ornamental and costs very little more thNn ordinary lumber.'. I'scd for decora
tive work. Agents for if ill's INSIDE fSLIDINGV E N IT' I A N KLIND, best
lever made, and cots very little more than the ol 1 style. ! .
! Any Size Glass Kept in Stock.
:2 ST.O0KS
INI.
The Hudson Store Company
!IIas bought at les than one third wUedesale prn-c; t he-p'.jwi-ll A- V "har
Iton stock of Dry -Goods and Millinery, ai;d leiooved it to their old stand,
:51S South Elm street. We are .now prepared to sell gpod.s at, less price
than other merchants fcimdy because we paid less for them. All wool
'cashmere Dress Goods .'", ineheswide, .10 cents-per yard, worth 50 cents
elsewere :
bandies and gentleman's dress? shoes 1.25 per pair, good styles, and
good quality. You have paid .$-1.50 and .$1.75 for shoes no better. Try
us and we will convince you. . f !
HndsoxL Stjoirro Go-m pany,
I do that. Indianapolis Journal.
51SSoutl Elm Street,
(TOM SHERWOOD, Manager.
GREENSRORO. N. C
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