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GREENSBORO, N. C WEDNESDAY OCTOBBR I, 1893.
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3, ,r. f -,-. His dress was curious. ,
;n,i,t;r.; . f a vel!ow M'lVc'tor, ;
rir . f r.wrfanv tro-i-en
an.l a blue pi . t-ja. k.-t. ornamented
with bras- button which We tn ln" .
i -ida uf b r maj-t S naval service, j
lY. -nt:v, with-mt turning I.Ury
l?1 from the far distance, the man,
tkc in a husky. 1 .r-away wh'.-per:
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Th..iht n-.t. I i--V- Tip IVnrnt
v ., , f.S.f ' a)-.": t)..T.-'-a rl.an.-
ir;i ,'..nt-t ma'i I ' 1'-' nrt.-r hi- liv-
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ri-tai'n'insroiil.-tht! lKtt!f. which he un
corked ar.l aj p'.U"'. to hi- lsp.
.;umr h,. .mackiii hi lips
an.l .i.lsnir at Matt. Thr n, rtH-ork-inirthe
U.ttlc can-fully, he returned it
to tho x. tan.lins' up. recon-
noiten-1 the -a n t-rery si-le. Hut
nothing rl-rewarU-.l hi.-.ea!:i-rwari-h;
lie threM,- him-lf h.wn in the stern
of the 1-at and ord.-re.l Matt to pull
hark to Khon-.
A thev went h.? elo-e.l one eye
tho!iihtfillv, anl nni-e.l aloud:
i"ht H-i.re l:-t it Mew lial f a pale j
from the ..Hh'ar.l. Thi- here U,x
n:,. awa-h fr "ii tlie ea-t eoa-t of Ire
land. MayW it wa- a Idir .ip a- was
1-r-f. them 'plank w:- a p"rt of a we
m I - l-.i.'r-l'.it. Mora's . omir.jr if the
wind don't eome up from the nr
rard. The ni.n'- full to-nihf'aii.l
. ....v 1 11 tellthi old 'un. and
-harp -lo-. ko.it ott the aKirou ,
The candle hoinjr lighted an.l burn
ing with a feeble flame he informed the
old man of w hat he had found. In a
moment the latter was down on his
knees, opening- the box and -jrreedily
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V t r-t tifTie on hvr attire. j
What this. Matt.' What an- yon i
d.-in.' it; otir Mmdav eh t he- 1
1!..- rrl wa- at a lov- i.r. ... .-
l,' ,,!s,-arVt and li'iiv.' .'.own her
h .1 i - :'n..t.lv f -r her th.- man
t-. : ..-. rl-. 1 in hi- mui.i obj.i t of
'...ij-!. !.. , .it.-. l.t- 1 - f'lHher. He
'...-k 1J- fat head in severe di--
j.:-..hat a-l .d tie way .io-An o.
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keep a
p'int." r I
Matt rowed on -to-a-lily t ill they came ;
within a Viart.-r of a mile of the j
hore, when William Jor.es sto.d np ,
( r,!,, ami reeonno'tered the prospect j
inland. .
l'ull in. Matt!" he haul, after a mm-
I nte. ail vjuarr.
SiKm aftrrwnrd- ttie lKai rraeneu u.c
ro. k. W illiam done-ipranfr out, and,
! running up to the platform ahove.took
another Mirvev. Ttii- bein' satisfacto
ry, he r.--i down ajrain and lifted the
! Uxoutof the iN.at, rarryinjr it with
ea-e under one arm.
,.m..i... fa-t." lie sai-l. in a
-ummat. J 11 ...in,i l.rinir them bits
f,n,' ' w."d nl.V.- w ith you for the lire.
Ml rut ontothe cottage wiui uus nere.
It ain't murh, but it's snmmat; hn I II
carr it clean out o si-ht Ik fore them
pre. iou- coa-t guards eome smelling1
al" 'Ut.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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JOfiK T. BRITTAIN,
kTini:xi-;v at law.
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wr! he clambered up
the r-H-k- with h:- burden. leaving
Matt to follow lei-urely in his wake.
HAITKli V.
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Not far from the .N.t where William
Jones had landed, and removed some
little di-tan.-e from the de-erted vil
lage, w ith its desolate main street and
r.-t!es- habitation-, there st.Md a low.
one-storied cottage, .juite a- black an.l
;, 1.-.V irt ' a- anv of the aban
doned dwelling- in its vicinity. It Was
built of -t.ne and r-.re.l wunsiaie.
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, j.t h.o kon the r. ks. r'.itt handled
th- paddle like t me manner
U.r i.andthe 1-s.t shot out swiftly on
the ': init. -e.i
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f IJ ' t'.e a I.-:4 eatrn. and red with
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l.r.-rt:.n t..uart w h.. h !ie wa
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i:'i;ni( 1 i-na-l hab.'ati-m.
U;,T i:stO. -a ir -..ke fr-.t. Matt
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l.ar.'on ati-1 rud.dy ina-le
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1 ),ad oririnallv formed
the window. .f a ships evibin. Over the
door wa placed, -like a m-ii. ie
.. .i., e -, r..-head of a young w iunan.
...... I.. Hie wai-t. holding a mirr.-r in
lirrhand and regarding herself w ith
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fact that aecident l.a.l tW pnve.i ncr ...
JiONK STfUl IN TMK IXoKT7AT.
examining its contents, -r.ut William
pushed him j impatiently'"" away and
closed the lid.witti a !.,i:it.
'Theer, -r.jK!gli o that.oia un: 1011
hold the light vvl.ih- I carry the box in
and put it uv.uv."
"Ml riirht. William near an rigni.
returned the -!d man,, oi.eying giee
fullv. "1 know'.', vve should have luck,
bv that beautiful dream."
The two men one holding the light
and the ..tlur earryimr tne rK-,
- iil,r,.ii;!iaHH.r at the naciv oi
the kitchen and entered an inner
chamber. This chamlter, to,. con
tained a w indow, which was so blocked
up. however, by lumber of all kinds
that little or no daylight entered.
Tiled up in Kr-,iifc confusion were old
sacks, wmc partly full, some empty,
coils of rop -, broken oars, broken frag
ments of ship." plunk-, rotten and bar
nacled, a small boat's rudder, dirty
sails, several oii-kin coats, bits of iron
ballast and otlu r ;l..t-,:'.n aild jetsam:
so that the chamber ha 1 a ;-ait and ti.-h
like smell, su-rgest iig the hold of some
vesstl. itut in one corner of the room
was a str-.ill woolen bed. with a mat
tress and cars., bed clothing-, and
hanging on a nail close to it were cer
tain feminine attire which the owner
of tV" caravan would have recognized
as the garb vorn by Matt on the morn
Ing cf her fir-t appearance.
The Keeley Cure.
One of the most distinguished
physicians in North Carolina told
me that he had visited the institu
tion in Greensboro and that in his
opinion, whatever might be the vir
tue of the gold-cure, it did not
feeem to him to be conducted on
ecientific principles. That is, there
eeemed to be no careful examina
tion of the peculiarities of the diT
ferent patients, but alt were treat
ed alike. My impression is that
the medical profession generally do
not entertain a high opinion of the
oectom Hp that as it mav : I am
not competent to pronounce an
opinion on the philosophy of the
remedy, but I can speakTwitn some
degree of authority as to the curee
that have come under my observa
tion, an-1 I !. uinst'jiij'je.-tionably
pronounce the results of tho prac
tice in this State as highly sti
f.tctorv. I per-ti Ily know a niu':.
bt r of men Vvho liad I t t n conlinii
ed drunkards for many years, n !n
have been treated there and have
been reformed, and the genuine
ness of their cure haa been proved
by several years of sober living. I
was told in Wilmington, during a
recent visit, that of the fifty-two
mpn of that eitv who had tried the
Keeley cure, and a number of these
were not graduates, all had main
tained their integrity but nine. If
nan ueen
made sober men,-then I maintain
that it would have been a blessing
and worth all it cost, the 'whole
number.
I repeat, I do not understand the
philosophy of the thing; it seems
unreasonable that the treatment
the patients receive at this institu
tion should cure them, it the fact
remains, and this is indisputable,
that the great majority of them are
cured. Hence 1 can but regard
the Keelev cure as a blessing t( the
world, and advise-all who have un
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If vou
NEW FALL CLOTHING-
rVTS everv dav of the Latest Styles and llestIiikes. -
want New Goods, Correct ?iyies and j .h i "'vv-.
cash
tr?Ti'Vs; itc-nrp hpfiriou.'irters and ciirr save
money on ever- suit and hat you buy
you
stjm:mee
G-OOBS
We
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still have a lot of SUMMER CLOTHINC, Underwear jid IfAXS .
i that we will close out at LESS THAN COST.
f vou want bargains-;eome anil see us,
Very respectfully,
!c. M. Faiistory & G6.,
Leading Clothiers and Hatters, Creen-baro.'L
A Chance
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Of a Life Time.
The entire Stojl of Goods of tliclate W. R.
Murray, wilj be sold at and BELOW
COST to close out the business.
i f riunately enntractLii the uiinK
i nig habit "to try tins remedy.
!-C iarlotte Observer. '--
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Tho-rrbc-f cf tlis Puddiu.?.
HATS and most!
The stock is oumprtsed It General DliY .GOODS; SI
of it 15RI0IIT Fl !
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GOODS that will still at 'sight at tlU- i'i.'i
1 them. It will pay any jT'- ;" ,
Goods before liic Stock is
We c
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Miserable bri.-htnr . and t:e lini
b!ard on the g..ld. u mirror of the wa-
t.r with banding refracted ray--(
rs-.i. t. it ' the stern of the lat.
W. Ilium .loi.cs sha-led hi- .yes with
l-.th hand-, and gaed intently on the
f.biect he had di- over.-d far out to sea.
N.e.v and th.-n he made a rapid motion
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t.. t-ui le tfie ;iri m tne rowing, i-ui ..e
!id not -i- a' a word.
,. how- h.t it w a- out there on t!i.
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i.;i.ii-ari.
I..T ..ar-. with the warm j r-puation without ceremony, louna nimsr.i
str. -asmng '-..w a h. r freckled fa. e. . ajBJ., .t t al darkne; for the light
......il ..- f j? t " v;.;d the man. nt ! i.;.i. ..p. ;.t tlnmih the blackened
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i. f t .. man w in. iow
t if til r.-d complexion and jet-black hair
.1... i.a.l .ne.. i -ssd liad been en-
ti-vlv wa-hed awav by tlm action or
the elements, leaving her all over of a
leprous pallor. The rest of the build
in', as 1 have suggested, was of sinis
ter blackne . though here and there
i it was sprinkled wit:i wei s.-j uu.
j .-.and. t.N. lay on every side, covered a
-mall patch originally meant for a
garden, und drifted thickly up to the
I verv d - r.
! l,i tliis cottage William Jone ran
and, entering
'Vo ain't tired. iit
J.M.kir.g at her
von!"
U .t i a b.fig-.lrawn bn ath Matt drew
in the . ar-. and. -wilt as thought.
jm . 1. d :T l..-r j.o k.-t an.l pulled otl h.-r
l .. 1..-r b.-:i.l l-Mxi-fll t' the
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V.. -a. the suk g-.v.n -he w..re ha-l t
evi l-i t! .- .-!! a d by it- original j
:. r a - a r.--!.t raiaient. f-.r it had
hsni-.il l.iw. and had short sleeves.
and
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ju-t sut.icteni o iiwiK.-;.ii
;.it this worthy -.aside character,
having, i't ad.'.itioii toa cat's predatory
in-tin. t-. souie'.hirgof H cat's jvuver of
vi-i.m. clearly discerned everything in
the ehaiuU r he j;-t entered-a rude,
-i.., .-T.ave.l kitchen, with an ojH-n
I e . t .1 . r:.tr- black rafters
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i overhead, from which suspended sun-
S drv lean piece- o
to i e coxTixrro.J
AN ANSWER FILED.
I--in : h'ofehe.-':
ti.., iv 'and s'1
; H-ive y o i Ir i ii'tr.., e .
1 I loos on r blood t il a
i Are y. u dr sv du l a id hmg-a i
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t-i..,vi r, T)oiAa Is vi ur tongue all furred an-1 cnateil.'
Miss
f bacon, a couple of
with in
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...-d .n .etra-t witlt her sun-fr.-.-kled
hand-, her -uu burnt face and
h.-r war-:, brow n net W. Her bu-t was
as vet undeveloped, but l.er neclc and
-1';i'.!its were fine, and her arms
beaut tfxt'.lr m-Veled- Altogether. Her
.t.. i- i the pan. t.-r. could, he navf f.x u
! rr i-t ih. ii. w-..uld iiae n-gard.-il h r .
re.;-i'ig adaiir.it i. .ti. j
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. -a-v grace a: -i -khi. i ui t
further the l".:it receded from the j
-hre. till tin promontory they hi'., j
M Aa a cuple of mile-, away. Sud- j
Willhim .!.ne- made a -ign to t
'. - i-irl t . -t..p. ai d t.l up in the ;
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Jbe' ..b;, rt at whi.-'i he ha I ln'.-a j
r.t eg - h.iu- w .i v eh- -rly v isible.
It e..:i-i-N dot w.methiiv.- black floating j
!i a vI--v stre'ii oj water, and Mir- j
r. ; ..:.! !-. fr.. -m-.t-.d bn.-e Vinior j
f .i:n: it w.i- to ail appearance motion- j
I. bat w.i-. in r. ality..lrift;ng wear- i
arms were ; voMj(.ri ehair-. ;
V. hite thev
i from the incumbrance .
-be now filled awav
kill. Further
receded from
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a r-i:.d. ..j!',,it U-4
w ....! I hat.- hri, g-
f..r i!- r Ir.-- i, ti .
r..---an l gree 1 'I he .- were blue,
but v rv saiall ar.-i keen; thrforvheal
1. 1
"Vi-.i
ir."
i- ii to
-!...
in a
t.r. . .-!. t t
j.-'.t w..
r i.
....t - -;.!
V, he o; 1
a : v w 1th a cit r i
U hat i it.
a-k. d. le't .Hkir.
.ei hn.w ! e o
.. ;' .l'll
ing t
tl..v . ..me- it won't be t.U 1JI hl
ti.ie. 'i ,,-. d.twa at the bottom now
at.d a n t l ro-e. 1 u y t l.ean t'other
i... -:,ke lu- struggle; wu: s..m.
thing iii the water, and at la-t
an effort which almo-t cap-i-
lreiiib..!!' Willi
h il-. d over tl.O i
rrtch.-d hand .
t". tur::. .1 h. r la-ad
ttl-e of dread.,
ani .lone-? sh
- at hint ' It i-n't
t)i -m'. '
table and, in one
corner, a - rt of bed in the wall, where
a human figure w a revising. Setting
down the trunk 1 e marched right over
to the bed. and unceremoniously shook
the individual lying upon it. whom he
di-covcre.l to Ih- a man, muttering in a
heaw sleep. Fin.ling that he did not
wake- with shaking. William .lonea
In-nt down and cried lu-tily in his car:
"Wreck: w reck a --i on-:"
TheciTcct was instantaneous. The
1 figure ro-e up in bed. disclosing nit
head and shoulders of a very old
man, who wore a red cotton nightcap,
and w ho-r hair and beard were white
a- - now.
Kh'. W heer? W beer?" he cricl. in
a -brill treble, b Hiking vacantly around
him.
Wake up. old un'." seizing him and
shaking him again. "It's me. William
Jones."
U i'lhiiti-.' Is' it ir.v
returned th" old man. peering outluVi
the .h.rk --.
v.. f.tli.-r. IM.k ve now. vou was
n-t.ib.iii" : -rain in vour sleep, y ou wa
Ak..Ml t1i:t'g no one heerd you but
, ...,... Ui'llaiiL Some o" these .lays
V.'Uil '.- ;c 1 1 ing summa i ou i. .. ...
if vi. ii '. on lilo this."
1 he old man shook his hi ltd feebly.
I...., ..l.-i-iiie Ii!- hands together in a
A ..f r n.tnrr. be l.MiUed at IllS SOJl
and -aid:
Ye-. Wii'.iam. I wa- a-drearaing
. it a- -iic'.i a h. :i vinglv dream! I
was u-sfu tiding on the shore. William,
and it was a-bl..-.vir g lirsrd from the
ea-t. and all at once I -ee a ship, as big
;is a.n Indiaiuan. cme in w i' all sail
s.-t. and go a-hore; mi. I I lov.;c.i rmiim,
son .William?'
the Promises to Mary
Pollard.
V. C. P. Ureckinridge has to-day
filed a lengthy an-wer to Madeline
V. Pollard't nit, denying in detail
all her allegations as to promises
of marriage, etc.-
In answer he pays that in ine
pprinc of , lSSl.eing on the train
from Lexington to Frankfort, he
was accosted by a young omau
between 20 and '2 years of age,
who introduced herself to him as
Mii3 Madeline Ilreckinri'hge Pol
lard, raying that her father was
such an admirer of John C. Breck
inridge that he r.amed her after ti e
paid Breckinridge; that eub-e-.puentlv
he received a letter from
ti, nh.intiir. saving that she was
in areat distress and desiring hisj
legal advice, and a-xing niwaunx
her at Wesleyan ( ollege in Cincin
nati, which lie andwereu was mwu
venient. v
She then notified him that ths
matter about which she was dis
tressed was an engagement to ni'ii-
rv which had assumed a conditit n
worse than: a divorce suit, and re
iterated her request to see him per
sonal! v ; that he did see the plaintin
at said college and t-he gave h;m a
full recital of her relations wnn
one blames C. Roder, aud there
upon he advised hr t,i consummate
the contract between, her and eaid
Rodes by marriage, and subse
quent! v, afti r a 'lull conversation
with said Rodes, the ueieno ini re
newed his advice.
The defendant denies that he
then or at any time or place, by
wiles and artifices and protestations
of affection, .or ly any i ther means
attempted to take dvat;tag of the
youth and inexpt tiera of 'the
plaintiff. lie aUo denies that there
was at ai.y time any agreement,
contFact or understanding of mar
riage between the plaint ill" and the
defendant, and sajs the plaintiff
knew during her first e.j.iaintance
with the del'etrd-.nt that a marriage
between the ; plaint iff and defe:n
imt was impossible. Ni w York
Press. j
MAYOR OF WINSTON DEAD.
Id coiir sleeo with had dreams broken?
Do' you feel down-hearted, dismal,
Dreading something, what, you know
iint'J "
Then he very sure you're bilious
That you nwe a lorpiu liver,
and what you need is something to
rouse it and make it active enough
to throw olf the impurities that
clog it; something to invigorate
the debilitated system, and help all
the organs to perform the duties
expected of them, promptly and
energetically. -That "something''
is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, the great Blood Purifier,
which its proprietors have such
faith in that they guarantee it to
cure. If it does not, your money
will be refunded. BuTit will. Buy
it. trv it. and be c onvinced of its
wonderful power. I! the proof of
the pudding is in the eating, the
proof of this reniedy i in the tak-
OKS. "NOTIONS
A.'! I i: t I !VE
'!! -' -
Broken.
and vill give vxlu RAlilv UAiaiAJNS. Ourjwile: obj.c
CLOSE 'OUT .'THE -BUSINESS noon as -possible, j
is to
B. W. Murray,
B. P. Wharton,
- pAdminifctrators.
ing.
The Corpse Objected to the Post
Mortem.
h w-m K 1 ;- fc ..... LA u I ts1
9 euu eie
nn
lr'3 k'si
l.on
HM t
IB' ' H W rt3-
2STTSI O'VTESK.IjXiS I
U tinio and hi fi iriels are only- to be p meinhered with remor-e ami regret
as mistakes of t he past. The vim an I jm-h of r. 1 1 cut erprfsing and selt-supi.nrt-inf
patrons coupled with the present crises .T money matters, which is caused
. I . ' , , :... . r .1. I ...... ; ciOH.i..!.! .... im,. f.ir I l.f.i r ill'llinllll
by tno extreme iv iov jinnn i men (. .v ... . ......
n;,- 7: vot'i (ioonsi Fiit Tiu; Li:A'si moxi; r
i i i
d II ROY.STEB'S'is the phi'-e to buy theiij, who is now n ri iving the largest
and best stock of Drv Good, Notions,' Hats,;Caps, Hoots, Shoes, A:c,liat has ever'
. , . , ... " i. ...... ..i n n.l r , .rien j Inwuf t ti 'i 11 i' ft liei'ii . if l'rrod hof ore. -
lieen uls pleasure 10 su.'. v ,.... r .v..., . .,
SlIOES AND SLIPPERS THE LAR(J.Ksf .STOCK ANlLOWEST PRICES,
1 . m , M'n iv ir i vri,' icrri'i-iN' I'lMCit-i
UK VDol'AHTEltS KOIi SHOES AND" SLIPPEfiS. Ladies'' Slippers -ISc
; us rand no worth Uouhlti the moriey. Ladies'. (Jh.ve (ifiiin button and bic(
i. ot Os ..,, la. tips s did leather Dongola button and lace Mm" at '.(s tents
tlCO
allsoliil; women's evcrv-tlav Shoes from ,;-oriTs up., an : soiiii .ma.ncr, men
i ch.Jw l..re a-nd iraiteri onlV-5'S cents and lip; men's coarse' Shoes only itH
' , . . .... i . J ... . ' . . 1 1 .... t I.. ... .. ,.. ! i ,'i r.i t urtv
,1't, 'MI'l .1,11 IK I , .l.li, . ...
.. i.toM.i ut.- nu n's cnarst1 Shoes ciiily '.is
kind of Shoes and Slippers? vou want ut IIAUD
i 15A!;(,AIXS IN DithS.N (.HM)
l.no?iir :. urn! i;c - (iimrliams from;... e n
thelow.st prices. U'hitej Coods all kiinl
kindsof black Lawns, Percales, Jied ford (
iU.i- s.iiiiw flntron Chcifks at 4'.ic. Goo-
lllOVnf.i 'i . ,
!iSc. Straw
lb
t'alicoes- ." and t'.'.c, bc-t made;'
hp. All kinds of Dress Good at
.mi prices ami lovely dcijjns. All,
rti, Pi ne A pnjle 1 i-.-ue, liinaMlk,
ii;,'o-b-tjrom 1'ie. pi r yard up.
!iau price, j .Mm's-ami b.iji .s shirt
tiiTcrs ttnd vljol"s:ile jobbers, saving
. . 1. .. .... . . . J I i i.i I. . i S3 n ri l I'
Mr,
"..-I man. with
ten (ace. "huh
.'. hn:Ti.rtd bi;t
i xtrenic v atcliful-
" r. - '. ted tl-.e f-an. b an
r the ' ' '' ' ,:' s,,! ' u-x' j nijrj, but vi-u and mc: and. when she
;-!in-h- ;,lni..-t t . the water up," see e; M and silver and
I.h. ..r! v for them. .viau. n ........ ashore in-t
S!.. . . i .. . I . I... .I...,, i
IlKe lloai 111;.' s-rry .1 :, un- ,i .- .... ...
every one of cm. t.a.i rin-s on i.-ieir
t'm'cr-. and vrold v atches- arid chect-.s,
nn.l mnn-'u that, that their hands
"xu,' I vero full .f shir. in? pold: and one of
,XV1, i Vm-aladv. William-had a bri-ht dia-
1 thei. , ,, nlr,,,.. I,,,
W illiani dear, and there wa- no one
I .at. Thes,-
..,..! run' as ihl' as a wiiiiim. mui
I,,nV ! when 1 tried to pull it off. it wouldn't
Hat. I , ... . i ,..,( Tin- li...tlc
f- .om,-; .iiio jii-i ... ... - -
I . . . . . . 1 - . . ..1 .x. it
in mv piK'krt, vou sIiook tn. William,
and woke mc tin. h. it was a hear-
ill tarn secured
and threw down on tl
.nl b
" ,r
V A
IM i v
t Tree. V
I . r- . ti 1 1
!.!
. Pr. - r.
..?. V.I"
Gtecnsbtro
lo College
-1
t.. i. . Dr. I
, . . . i
. lb
I.
te P" ! ct. Gr.i.oUiri, N
ii n
tU
.t t-
v t
him.
a l
,,. I !..;-.he-.l there's IioWtm-.i.c
..r mavh..p it w..uhl have Mink. H w
... ...
-v.-r. we .1 -ee
-rave anott.er pruni or uikusschioo-.i
li-srnst.
U . n. T.ui're aw ake now. old 'un;
y )- s -
"It It w V
low and iiarrew, l. e hair ors an.l
feudj; the Ward cvfrT and unJirr
l-.at. pulled it In. Matt b.ke.t
i ... t .t it was a small,
iii, -- i ' H ome; aint ju- - .
w.--leii trunk, covered w ith pieces et s .f cnt lin ,or
sl.:nv wci-1. I ioaioik
M-v.-rat piece- of splintered w.--l J
).;. '.! seemed to nave tortne.i pan oi a . ,lr,,aln-
' William .Tones had listened with lll
l .tU'tii-ed interest to the early part of
- . . . ,
! l,; nu.- i lint, nn its conclusion, ne
: . I . ' l . . .
t. . - t ! s U 1.11 il 1-. 1 11"! . . und uumli m
v I ... .
It - a t-ix. ur ." -aid J..r...-
-Art .'- i,ed. t.v .vn. i. i.H.K t ,-,,, I've brought kummat
Lome. Look sharp, and pet a l'urlit."
Thereuix'P the old man. w ho was
.iii. v. r. w ti -.-e. ,- fnjiv .Ire ei. in a pairoi oei
ATt.-r an nn.iv ailii: effort to fon-e it : ' nrt u .-..,-, -ev.. slipped from
. l 1 . !.....- . .rtl. k . . . .' . . i . . I. -
i the bed and l-etran nenoiin-' awrai mc
at the . ,,
t titit be wnnted
rtM.iii. . i -'-. ..... -
a l-.x of matches and a rude, houie
nia.'.e can.!!.-, fa-hione.l of a lonj.',
coar--reed .lipped hi sheep's tallow ;
'but owinj-tothe fact tlu.t he was ex
ccclinirlv feeble and tremulous, he was
so lonir in li-htin' up that hi trentle
Mn pre-v impatient,
'Here, jrive :rt to mef'sa'd William.
Y.i.rre wii-tinL' thern matches jnst as
if ilifrnv.1 novvt. A crcci A father
R. B. Kerrer Passes Away After a
Three Mcntli's Illne-s.
Winston, Sept. i:, After three
...nMti'n illnr-s wit'i tvnhoid lver
I....-I? It h.-ri i r of !ll-ton
,,i,'l -.t t o'clock this afTevtif oi
at t
Kerne r
vpars . l
The deceased was a membej. of
the law firm of Jones A" jJverner.
He wa one of the brighter young
iiien in the State :md few men had
moie frienJ--! II was a conserva
tive but successful business man.
He leaves a wife and one child.
A queer else of super.uition is
reported frenr MisJ-.i Hungary.
A yon i prt'.t r.'b d to see the
Holy Virgir daiiv. jin l to converge
with her. IIr nod :cr enenu'raged
tl;e pious, who brount preser.t5,
and when the priests interfered the
exciud crowd threatened to ill
treat them.' Some days ago the
would be saint lay in a coffin. Her
mother told everybody that the Vir
gin had told ' her to die and she
would resuscitate her en the third
day. There was terrible excitement
. .i i
in the place, and thousands pre
pared to wait the prescribed three
days in prayer and fasting. The
local authorities came with a doc
tor toput a stop to the scandalous
a (fair. In the presence of the
crowd tiie doctor said : " It is very
serious that slu dkd so suddenly.
We must have a post mortem ex
amination." Immediately the young saint sat
up in Jier ctiin, crying: -wn,
don't cut me u;.. 1 can 1- resusci
ta'cd iiLm-(';i:iielv.'' New York
Sun.
A Little Fatherly Advice.
u If eve- (,!:' isiH'rv." Said en ou i
LTentlemat: to his o!, " Set-it be ;i
,v..i.ian v i-.o has judumnt.. enough
to st'perinte.i.l ti.e -ijetting of a ij
mea!. t.-i-'f erio.ii;li o drss tiersf f, pL
Al good Ai :kel Clock only.
f mm 25c. up. v .- jJ
i, r.A... ft. nlin.iT.Dini.t ftf.n iii.-.n il lac
,ru m -)-; T..r etiir u.-ilallv added lv iiuee houses U. f..ver tt.eir 1 ses, and J
-ell strictly for e;l-h, saving mv e.i-fomc.fs It lit- ia.sff percent, n-mllv ad'h-d by
tin house's to fover their! losses, nrd i :!J strictly for c,aM!,. saiinj; my ciisLmu
ers'the lar-re per cent, thev have to pay the r -fail tiije m.ercuaiif s to ek out
rhkdr ivneies of book -keeping and never-payers, whi is always he-iped upon
tiie cn-umers head. An Invest igatin wilblconvuice y.m that .this is the clitap-
... in t .u i,irr in n v r i'hiiip.. . -
ALL Ni C E CLEAN G' OD-
Nn OUi siocK. PLEAsK'CALL.
Author Stack is no4 with m'e.and w Rij be gl?td to see ad serve Ttis friend
Yours anxious to please. ! ' : -
g! h. royster,
112 Soutlj ElmSreet, Ih nU.c.v House, GREENS BOiio,
.v. c
,cr IL R. I kVrM-r, of Win-ton. I Prlu"" ' u?' - ' V j U
I at 5 o'clock this af't-rtK or " '-'- ' '.' X ' -
fie home of.h.i father. Dr. E l '. J : ; j ; " -
ner. r, Kernersville. age.l ?. ! nd - , : . , I -V ' j
j .. e-. i ; i i - -. i w i i . r ,- v ' i ' 'I r e- i i.
f.'-' . . ....I.t ... r Ueriiiti in" to oe the best for the 1 Q
cure of all female w eakr.es u-s and
derangements. Good sense is shown
bv getting. the remedy from your
druggist, and using it whenever you
feel weak and debilitated. It will
invigorate and cannot possibly do
1 etveii w ifi '..'. bar-..!-, he drew
w orked away
f.trce open the lid.
I-
e!
rt-. a-
Iar;e . :.-p knif.
l.- U i n. t tried t
......... n 1.-.1 t
th.- ...-C.ei of the -alt vtater had al-
ri .-...- is -un t rot the w.-l. t:i -
;:. .' t;.- '-p. i.e.'.. he Ih.v wa- fund t ,
contain only a .s.ip'.e of co.ir-e linen,
-hirts. an . i-t i ew-jx-r. two r taree
b"l"-ct:its and half a I'ottle of j-.iue dark
Atler .-autiir
A Good Thing to Keepat Hand.
From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.
Some years ago wc were very
much subject to severe spells of
cholera morbus; and now when we
feel any. of t lie symtoms that usu
ally precede that ailment, such as
sickness at the etrmach, diarroo-a,
etc , we become scary. We have
found Chamberlain's Coin-, Chole
ra and Diar;ihi-a :i'medv the very
tiling to straighten one out in such
cases. . nd awas keep it
We are not wrinriiT this for
larm.
i
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Prl -' ' ' fi -' '
P . . t - ' ' tWj i
I. - LJ ii iMi''T-'---". ai- i:
JA . T 'JO h-J S-e . ' - I
: Zl rs-iliU i j til : "
i r i oj.-" 2 Tr- ( & YH '
the-o article one
" " , . . t ll ........ - t -
on,- W liiiam Jones threw them bacic , , mistake.'
Vl.thelx with gestures uf di-fuW "
A precir rat
.....
The pecond edition of the Cos
mopolitan for September brought
the total edition up to 211,000
copies, without docbt the largest
edition of any magazine in the
world for this month. It remained
for the Cosmopolitan to have the
World's Fair treated in a single
number by twelve different writers.
J I
J For a lame back or f..r u tain ;i j
i tt,.. side or chest.: trv : saturating a ,
about, i . ..rrt .nni ith Chamberlain's !
iiicm; oi 11.1... ...... - - j
i'a. i pain I'alni and binding u onto uie
testimoni-i', but to let our readers i alj-et.te,j parts. This treatment will
know wh it l a g'd thing to teepj anv tjrrp,mirv case
i,... i.. :..bliJ bouse. For s:e bv ! i . ." u..;.. tt-lm
iinji.it iu." - - - - - !tto .;as. Aoiu . -r
Ward at;d Watkins. rheumatism. 00 cent ' bottled
...
s
sh, Doors, Blinds, Moul(iiiigr, I5nu kds, Mantels
SIDING OR FLOORING, FRAMINtii SIIINfiLLS AND L AT I IKS,
fjinf.riiuii iiTiinKn'iiliiiF.ir.TiTRrli
UUlUI UIIIf IJUillll-Ull jiiiii ym-.Vf-
i -- . ' - -.
t i
Hi
Tutt'sl'ills purge out Malari
Pain Ralm
i. oO cent
sale by Ward and Watkins.
in one or
also car"
GBEBlSTSBpRO', JSTO-
A, piy you o u rF il 111) KIMV f'u ) Do m'et h i n g ri ew. I Ang 'li i g'hl y
rdasouable terms, see our Liltu. r.u j. , , for (ecora.
'H-m, .naScoAS wrfm.Ie oiornmn ffl.e U ...yl..
ny Size Glass Kept in Stock.
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