t3
1 J. tjp f. -i. 4. - .y . 'rmmmmuittamm1mmmmmwmmmmmmm
I -" J. . IPV
;ArtadY and ?rontlemanwere tfaveN
Sfcfcerim" English mil way.
'fhey were perfec strangers, to each
totherP0 Suddenly the gentleman aaid:
HladanvI'WilUiroublti your:to look
oat of thVwindbw-for a few m mutes;
jnr wearing iippaxeL--,linijr,
wnii,Hl ttith noliteness. rising
horfc time he said:. 4,Now,iiiadara, .nij
f and vou may re-l
uae your seat." 3 - When the lad
turned she beheld heruale companion
transformed, into' a, dashing, youn
ladV. with a heaTV veil over her face.
Now, sirJoffoadam, whichever you
lflre," said the lady, "I mast froibTe
vrt f Innfc nnt of the window.f orl
jdso have some changes to makriir ray
- - . 1 M " niiH
41., J. lid. . - " . "
the rentleraen in Jaqy s atwre
atalr complie&ltnNow, sir, you may
S nt t- ? 1 ...
- ' 'i rk ma frrHH l. nui
resume jour bcu, 4 ' e
inan ih fenlalattire foiind hw lady
companioiiilransfonnrd mto a man.
irQ thea-faughed nd aid: lt appears
Imth anxious to avoid rec
ognition. What have you done?"
mhha a bank" MAnd Lw
the whilom lady, as he dexterously fet-
lerea nis. companion a v w"w v"1
pair of hanifcuffs, "am OetectivriJ-
of ScotlandfYard, and in female ap-
nnnl haverlshlaclowed vou; now, draw
fno a- ivnltor MkeeD still' StfH
Wft ww
1 rancnet, trfltpx
He Diia't Tinis
fXcHTi : all OiYekTSarJisito God.
Nov. JLAlJjVocZawa-
- - Jul VAsatXGTbarv
- .... .. . w vw frta. Air IA ProKuUnt of the United olotef: .
.i 7 fa,:.; dae'from the American peop e to ,vi-. ;
terday KS!
making and cuttinflrfewbineia b ssea. .tr V-r -w;n, i.,v. i
k inland cuttincr
Tt seemj)irtkfeeedecU r&tfo& Cen)
of eiplahati6nV; for whferf henterc 1
the house 01 one -Mir 'vciMcuiiuu iu
EiLsf BndgepoTt'wHhthe1utenfion of
making a s.Tie: ne,'Touria iwnwvwsarj
to ird hWddhutj.irrKnRa
itoyond'Tennnar ff
Bopnoke Telegraph. VJ
The Piiiledalnhia Ettninq Telegraph
says in its financial column in theissut
ofWov.SdfFi 1
uThe AheiUriiless of the Sodtherii
stocks isjanother noteworilrfeatpre;
It anueas that' the Richmond Termi
nal ucopIewilfTJdt have such smooth'
sailing as they counted on. TheyJ
Have failed, it is said, in placjpg the
collateral trust loan, which was loM
used in floating the r Georgia ,Company
purchases and the Gorgia Company
pool, which paid $250,000 to hold jthe
bargain, has, it is said, gone to pieces
ana the stock will revert to its former
owners. In other words, the syndi
cate of bankers which the Rich mond
Terminal people appeared to have
si their back ' nas retreated, and the
men who attempted to control the rail
roads of the South find at the outset
the bigest kind of an obstacle in their
path. The report that a deal between
the Richmond Terminal and the Baltf?
more and Ohio is afoot comes with very
bad grace after the announcement that
thejbankifrssyndicate has backecl out,
and the people who are 6ghtingfthe
Rich moiiii 'germinal say thai it ir-very
poor econlto buy a pair of suspend
ers wheai)ne,needs a sbirt.'
It isfeatoeape(i for the sake of leg
itimate! Jblisiriess and conservative
growtHpfNbiV southery country-ihat
the JesTOime gambling j-polity otjthe
xtichmentti lerminal peonlc has met
ueu hiiu uuai cuecKy '1110
She WSnakiufftrM at the imeT)ut,
however, seemea an aiteuuun t ucu
helrad finished he ak her if ?ne uij
derstood ib operations ..thoroughly, tto
which shreflwiided thirt shedid7 not
quite, Comprehend it all. TKeSgeflt
wasvKientiynortejjiiemaiK
BeneiscM
whuld have to no over the whole ex
planation again in ordr to accomplish
ins oojecjc ana suinea uy saying.
Well, I have explained this to Swedes,
Crermans, Hungarians Irish, and every
other class; but I find the Irish woman
very stpid, and " He didn't finish.
Hanlly had he the words put of his
mouth when his listener, taking her
hands from the fresh dough, grabbed
him by the collar and that part of his
I ronserele
al mwt! as,otiiclMtirae, as it takes to tell
ity4ndhini he, stretajnyentio
and all. The 1 st time he was seen
hg)wa$"standin givOTnertryingto
sffapeitfie doughfrpm jiis clothing,
where'hefgetfUe handshsid todched
lum Rriduennrt Netrs. 'U . .
I :' 'A - wyr .-4 'iv. 3&
tnJim a free troverhinentJ1 "Willi lov
ing kindness He ;hai cdiistautljr led" us
in thelvayof 'prospeiity and greatness.
lie nas now visiieunviuiMriiiyutBuiuKiii
our shortcomiags, but with gracious eare
he ha warned its oiouruepennence upon
His forbearance, aud lias taught, us that
obedience, to his holy law is the price of
continuance, of ihte precious, gifts. .In
acknowledgement, of .all that God nas
done for us as a Nation, and to the end
that' on nn appointed day the united
prayera'and Tpniise ofalpr&tefl! rcountry
may reach the throne of grace, I, Grover
deVelaiidPresideut of the United States,
.1 h-iuKu lmiii(a anri epr iitviirr. I ntlr'4-
day, the twenty-ninth day. of November
instant, as a day flfThanksgriving and
with
one se
control
do we
men snouid be allowed to
nor
todosoTt
r ill I rnnrJ rf fho SinfK
ieve that they will be allowed
1
Brick the Best Building Material
Insurance! men, as a general rule,
elainrthat a building which is largely
constructed of iron is not necessarily
llreproof. This may be true to a peat
extent, says ; the American Builder.
Iron; when heated, bends very readilv
nnder wefghi, and therefore of -itself
.cannot be callel f fireproof. There is
fmuclf, however, to be sjiid in favor of
Sron .construction."' , It Drevents fire
Lirom padingtlittnlesathere jt-
Iargeniquntpf inflammable material
i&iUiinr.each'of theJflames, there is lit
' tie danger that fire will make very
'muih head way.
Stone and granite are very JitUebet-f
ter than lton to withstand heloavges;
of fire TheiisTttrmatirial-than'can
be rise of lonstructw
Every T brick barsYtAdwn" weight.
Bricksiliavejalradjr passed the fiery
ordeai- beor they are used iu buildings
and are tempered. Cast iron is not
ubstanjtjal enough aa4vrought iron,
r ' The Hecall of tha Hiwki.
The recall was interesting and forms
6ne of thejuct.Foaderf ul ;feaf ures inT
nawKing. , 11 was acnieveu oy tne rai-coner-callifionse
times'with va
Jwdfarreaehingcr "cooinabee of
conie (6rol)rae) Inybird.'T "The fal
ctuie s voice at once arrestecl atten tion
as being," 'from long practice, what
Siithorities4leclareJit pught to be, "fullj
clear indod' fot "trehiuous;,
wheuceTie vas designated iiS the "soh
orbus .1 alciner' Thcse tjalitieswere
moire thail once required that daheri
the hawk flew afar; but Peter's voice
never failed to reach her and secure her
return
1I1C,I.IJ iiatiCU W 11(11 U1LLC1CI1V IUCI1
and iir diffeaent places, being with
some n long drawn "ho! ho!T and with
otters "bLh:i-ha-haJ' alliowever.
being known as the "hollowitig" of
the falconer. In this first encounter
the recall was quite successful, for, in
Spite of beiisappointment aod lioyer
ing WatchFn lly fbr theappearance t)f
the Uwtpiarrythe hawktonce obed
iently returned to the falconer s wrist.
She was theq imartly. hooded and 'set
upon the for koiti the: .falebnerl
and laird successfully achieved this
'ralher-dinTcult feat. There she took
per place, JnUenceand ;apparentlv
withou t discomsure, ambn felr
lows.fwho Jiad itray not ' thej sligh t
ejst 'excUement during this clamorous
a Tryii1to 0ecrk.
A few yesirs ago the writer rwas vis
i ting a wood working shop, wherein
was executed some of the finest work
done in this country. The proprietor,
answer to a request to illustrate and
publish some of the methods used by
him 5 in manufacturini;, said: No!
Prayer, to be kept 'aud observed through
out the land. V V
On that day let all our "people suspend
their ordinary work : uud occupations,
and at their accustomed 'placea-of wor
ship with prayer andpraUe, '.. render
thanks to God for all hi inercies; for the
abundant harvests which have rewarded
the toil of the husband man during the
year that has iMWsed, and for the rich re-
S wards that have followed the labors of
our people, in their shops and their
marts of trade and tramc. lAit us give
thanks for the peace aud Jar the social
tordei and contentment within our bor
ders, an i for our advancement in all that
adds to national greatness. $ "
Ana mindful to theafflictive dispen
Rituin with which h nortloii of vonr fsind
has been visited; let m while we humble
onrsehe before the pwerofGod, ac
knowledged His merfcyin setUflg bounds
to thelleadly inarch Vif thepestilence,'
and let our hearts be Chastened by sym
pathy with our fellow Istjuntiprmeii who
have suffered and who ntourn. And as
we return thanks formal! the blessings
which we have received froita the hand!
bf our Heaven ly Fat hjer letj us not fori
get that he has enforced upon im charity,
aud on this day of thanksgiving, let us
generously remember the poor and
needy, so that our tribute of praise and
gratitude may be accepted iu the sight of
the Lord; t
4Done at the city of Washington, 01
the" first' day of November eighteen
hundred and eighty-eight, and iu the
year of Independence of the United
tates, the One Hundred and Thirteenth,
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
signed my name and caused the seal of
the United btates to he affixed.
Grover Cleveland.
By the President:
T, F. Bayard. Sec'y of State.
A; WITNESS QUOTES SCSfPTUSE TO JUDGE
THATEIl 1ST TH K QUARTER SESSIOS.
Xhere was an HuusuaL scene in the
l Ohmt-HouseTecter.lay-. when gray
haired -carpeflter;Al) liacGregor 4 of
BridesburffTeianiitlv ,tabk' the wit
ness staudr: MacUregor a wife had tes-
tinea tnat cjpi& irjn lpeus firu
erick Prankk'ihAd sold . her husband
liaiioreyeral times oa Sundays and
' several ti mu pri week days si nee "J n ne
1. Franks had not securetl" a license.
Mrs. MacGregbr also swore , that Mr.
Franks whisky 4'had on several occa
sion made her husband drunk. - ' '
rWhenlMacGregor shuffled around
to the stand. Tipstaff Kreitzer" offered
him tbe Bible. MacGregor refused to
Uke it. I ,
rWhats'the- matte?? Jsaid Jalge
Thayer, as MacGregor pulled his spje
tacles fr3m his vest pocket. . s
1 I want to see if its mf " Bible
i - u Its' a' Bible; Hnitthe kiid ftseI in all
eouix.,f expiainea juage i nayer..
I Then 1 won't swear on iC" I
Don'i; give away a single point. 1
uon 1, wJinc 1 nose western tiny makers
to find out how we do things here.
Give the fellows half an idea aud they
will work it out at d n a':e more moil
ey out of it than we can here in the
east.
Since that time the manufacturer
has failed. The western "haymakers"
got ahead of him, and he lost more
than was gained ly li s exclusiveness.
There are many things in ashop which
apparently had" better be kept secret
but nine times! out of teri,iupon rz
dealing the secret to a western or sume
other hajmkeirr- he is able to im
port even a 'better way of: hisownX
Thus the man who puts his trust in
trade-fecrets-and who lives infear
of tlveif bemg.dveredis nvarwbly
behind the times. His methods are ob-
so!etet and the output of his factory
must n-t
V I
Germ
:Steam Air. and Vacuum I'unips, v srcicai ana icr2f.
tal of every variety and capacity.
VRTiC.LPiSTaH4
VERTICAL
Egnlar Horizontal Piston.
y 1
V - A woman s Discover?. I
"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this coun
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood it
severest tests, but her vital organs weri
underminded and death seemed immi
nent For three months she coughed in
cessantly and could not sleep. She Inrnght
of us a Dottle of Dr. King's New DiscoW
ery or'Consumption anal was so muct
relieved pn taking the firs dose that she
slept all bight and with one bottle has
been miraculouslv cured.?Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. G.
Hamriek & Co., of Shelby, N. C Get a
free trial bottle at T,,F., Kluttz & CoJ,
drug store. . 1
-The most be utifu woman in Snn
Francisco at 30 looksllike a girl of 18.
She indulges in a spo.ige bath
every day, is particular about the ven
tilation of hur rovihi, kes la brisk
four mile walk every day lifter lunch
and come back to dinner flushed with
health and hungry. One of her fads
is to drink coffee without cream, not
for dessert, but with the main course
in her dinner, which is usually, a very
substantial repast. She is,r of course,
regular in her habits and is ; happily
married and the mother of two chilcf
ren. -tf.' j
whichWiimrkoyeim4i Stands J5mt being loered7MMaualitythM
but little beer. Foa fireproof build- fhe man wbols'hotaMM
"hay-
namentail than'Jotherwisei
lborearei however, many, kinds of
-m 1 1 - 1 .... '
jng we I would construct one of fire KInK or wrinkle fed the western
oncs. 1 tie a glare them and give them mA-ooswnitaget.
m fcvoji.apueaRince, wnictt is rather or- ky . wjjJTfTjTv
namnLil tb'nK;ei r . d - Varioas Iiiaxaond Swinfile&l
llie , blua diaraondl anal i ne diara ond,
matcdaltaader.the parpo5Sot.fire- Pr wh: diamond iswindle, ) as its was
Vrobfinsr a buildintr nftr if.
I variously called, Wat invented a few
ted, but we arCbnly speaking Jiere of I?8"-, lt is applied to off colored
material which wnsedin construction!
and we have th nSni'niiV KSfi painted tin the back with- vL dilute
aurance m ft and heads of fire depart- aolation of analine and alcohol, will
raents; who yie with each other that f? ''Ay.'ittDdppr
brick has stood the test better than an v Citner pertectly wbjle or a brilliant
uuier material. . - w,,,c j.u Dine tint can-
1 i&iiuiui til KfiiiifB nrnAF ca vanr m a.
jopnrios Annqnitiea, qmrett tc-dothisrandif och a dia-
thl wistarchffloll moR Ihurtreat I, goiinted in a
AnUqua, states that several manufac- WTr U ose boxtting it
tones bfpdrMaantiamtiA r.v-IH.Ptn&me Undetected.
cently iieen established in tb-, AU.i f h nrst illttstnous ' discover in this
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.'. ;
The Bkst Salve in the world for Cute.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Hhcum, Fevt-i
Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cure? KUcsorjmpav required felt
guaranteed to jivre perfect satisfaction, or
monev. refunded. Price 25 cents pes box.
For Sule by Kluttz & Co.
About as useles-i a thing as there is
in-this world is, iheword ''oljey" in
the marnage serf ice." Thebad wives
don't obey, and the good ones never
give tneir nusoanas occasion to con?'-
maud them. Martha s Vmeyard Her
aid -;
"We Tell .TottTlaialy
that Simmon's Liver Regulator will rhTvou
fif DTJpei)sia, ileadnclje. Constipation and
1 i 1 1 loudness. -J ii' win urruK up emus anu
fever and prevent. theirTretun;i imd ,4i
complete antidote for all malarial poison
yet entirely ifrcj? from rjuininefor ealoificl.
Try it, "and you willj0ioni$bedtthc
good results of the genuine Simmons Liver
Regulator, prepared by J. II. Zeilin & Co.
' 1.11 1 . 4t '11
Russia has ordered all foreign Jew-
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A tqM llrei dr&ag-a tbe wtiol my
tm, auMt prodaees ; ,
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Ccstiveness, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
Tbr Is no bttr remedy torttn
common diseases thmu Tntt'a IJrer
lills, aa trial win prove. Prleo,sae.
Sold Everyryhere.
Fa
WE ABE EECEIVINO CUR
I
anawm
ter
Stock
! 's-h W hy do yp ti refuse ?7
L:? Because my Bible says-1
swear. f It says: lSwearnot by heay
en; it is liodV throne. Swear pbt' bv
earth; it h QtidVfootetoot' ''Swear not
at all tt . r
"Do yon religionsly oderve that in
junction ?M asked Judge Thayer.
uYe3t sir; except when I gt m i
and then I swear sometimes."
: u Well, then, will you affirm
uNo, sir; that's as bid as swearing.'
"Well, I don't see why you sho 1
be made an exception. If yon don
swear or affirm I'll commit yott. '
"I'll tell the GooTs truth, but I won'
affirm."
UI don't think your testimony i
worth much, but you'll h;iveto ulfinu,"
said Judge Thayer decidedly. I
The witness affirmed. His testi
mony was of little use to the Common
wealth. He could not rpmember buy
ing any ifquoi- from Franks since J un
1, and he said Franks had a right ti
sell before tht time.
"When did you buy your last drink
from Franks f. asked Assistant District
Attorney Boyle.
I "I don't know. I don't keep a ra.'iu
orandum of my drinks," .
' kWell, when did he give you a drink
last?"
"Oh, a short time ago."
-"What was i;?'
r "As near as I can tell, and I think
I'm a pretty good taster, it w;is whisky.''
"There seenn to be no doubt ub ut
-that; whatever religious scruples yu
have against swe-inng, they don t ex
tend to the vice of drinking," said
Judge Thayer.
l'm a good judge of whisky."
Frank swore that he had not oll a
drop of liquor since June 1. Henry
Fox, who did not look like a temper
ance lecturer, swore that he had visited
Franks frequently and spent his eve
nings drinking sarsaparilla.
"You drink that for a steady diet, 1
aw r y 1
suppose.'' Ji;uu Jur. uoyie.
Yes, sir, said the witness.
"You don't look as though vou took
it for a nightcap," said Jule Thayer.
"Oh. I know good whisky wlien 1
smell it," laughed "the witness as he
stepped down. ,
The turv h id not found a verdict
when court adjourned. Atlanta Con-
TRY THE CURE.IV -r&v&n
An Evidence of Insanity.
"Mr. Yonder, your daughter Irene
I 1 A - ..!.
nas gi veil uie uer permission to is., ui ,8 daC0Be of tho mucous membrane,
vou ner 11 mu in marriage; out Derore generally originating in the nasal pas-
I ask yon your lormal consent y u will -ases and maintaining its stronghold in
pardon me if I make the injuirv, sis it the heail. From this point it sends forth
is a matter of lifelong consequence to a poisoiious virus, into the stomach and
me, whether or wot there have
been any indications of insanity, so
: m ' - '- m ! ...
as vou Know, in your tamiivr
Yon say Irene -has acccepted you,
Mr. Hankinson?"
"I am happy to say she has."'
1 lieu, sir, miu uie "iu uiau, iiiv- , , imkvt
lug bis nead deiectedl v, "it is my. duty, . n mipummt
as her father, to tell vou that I think. LHAIUtl GL LLtUILlll,
Irene is siioivinar ueciaea indications 01 .nornevs x.x motvt
insatiitv.'j G'Ay0O Tribune. . Salisbuky, N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1831
lf JLZTTS9, Traveling and Local
If Salesman for Agricultural and Ma
chinery specialties sell to the trade.
Slate I age, reference, amount expected
for salary aud expenses, Address.
HI a WW A V Xr t 'f 1
Monteluma, Ga.
. . It--,,- ,- ' ' 3 , -
I f" mm-P "r " . ' i pliT.
The most simple, duraWc and effective
Pump in the market lor Mines, Quarries,
Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artesian
wells, Fire duty and general mannfacturing
purposes. J3iBSend for Catalogue.
Be A. S. CAMERON. STEAM POMP WORKS,
Foot ok East 2:Jitu Stkkkt. Nbw Vokk
r
en
I . I kT
PIEDMOIT AIKIilE ROUTS.
aichmond & Danville Railroad.
00I7D3NS2D C0H3DU3.
IN EFFECT OCT. 2i, uO'J.
Trains Run Ry
- o
Consisting. of choice selections in Muck, bine
and brown 'worsted suit, also a full line of
caseimcre suits for men, youths, boys ami chil
'iren. Pall Orcrcoats a specialty. Give us a call
At Wells" ol.l 'rtaad.
licspcctfully,
I. BLTJMENTHAL & BRO.
ELY'S Catarrh
CREAM BALM f
Cleanses the Nasal
Pain andlnflainma-rlHAYrXYERM
tion. Heals the!
3 or e. Bsstores1
cue 5sns2s oi Tast:l 1
ana smeu. -1 .i.
CATAREH
r4
mm
SOUTHBOUND
t V, pn ii nrli t Vi flityoativ-A nrersina fi)rrnrttin
CVCl J.i J J . .l . LI..
iineDiooa ana prouucinj; owner iruuuru-
I"! lekvvkA nn4 fl a nnrAtniMia avmVktomc
A prtlcle Is ar"U I Into each nostril, and Is
agreeable. Price 50 cents at lrurfist8; by mall
roistered, n cents. " ELY BROS., 5ti Warren
street. New rorK. is:iy.
iew iorfc
I'tiUadelpbla
Haltlifaore i
" WasUington
Cli trioilesvllle
' LyicUbi;rs!
Ar. Danville
Lt. ulcUuiond '
Burkesvllle
" Keys. Ule
" OauvlUe
Ar. Greeusboro
LV. V.OlUsiOiO
4 Kal-ljfU
' Durham
Ar. WreeiibOro
Lv. Salem
" Oreensboro
Ar. Salisbury
4 MatefcVille
Ashevllle
' " llOt 8,111)18
Lv. Saiisbuiy
Ar. Charlotte
" S.irL.tiiburj
t.reenville
Atlanti
Lv. Charlotte
Ar. Columbia i
Aukusi a
NORTHSOUND.
Lv. Augutla
" Coiuuioia
Ar. Charlctte
Lv. Atlanta
Ar. ree:.ville
Spartanbug
charlotte
" Sillbury
Lv. Hot, SjiriuK
Asheville
" Statevllle
Ar. Salisbury
Lv. Salisbury
Ar. Greeiiboro
Salem
1 v. (ireensboro
Ar. Durham
" Ralelth
oiu.'uoro
Greet sboro
No.
15
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3 40
5 i
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3 1C
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10 35
X 40
4 &j
5 5S
8 5
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1 51
7 44
9 15
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4 4
5 51
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10 31
Mkujdian TlMt
No. at.
V M
r;0.
A M
V M
A M
A M
4 30
to .it
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11 IM
3 0
5 0
T 43
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7 40
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54
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If 14
4 41
6 10
11 i.H
I i
3 :h.
4 4
1 4"
1 0
6 5f3
i 15
DAILY.
A M
1 N? C.(Divisk,u "
Passenger train STh.iu
liffectivc May l:Uli. lf,.
TraiiL.No. St,
M eti IhumL
Lv a oo
, 4 30
- 6 it
13
II 00
5 5
8 03
V S. - !0
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3
a. in. Huston
1 la. .eWjYoik
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baitlmoif
a, tn. l.viH hbuig
Danville
a. m.
Klv'hhuuid
Lel4sUle
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A vounp: Vircrinia ladv committed
suicide by drowning on the day the was
to have been married.
Hi- 1H
Dally.
t Dally, except Sunday :
Train tor Durham vlax;:arksvllle leave Richmond
dally, f xcept Sunday, 3.21 P. l.; Keysvllle, e.w P.
M.; anlv sciarksvli'e, 7.21 P. M.; Oxfort, Jf.so p.
M ; ilenders n, 9.3o p. M.; arilve Durham lo.jo.
Ki utrntny leaves Durham dally, except Suriday,
m : uxioru.
lo.oo A
1211; ar-
. II 25 a iu.
Ar 12 12 noon
12 36 p. in.
12 55
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New.lun
IlkkWy :
Connel j SpriDgs
Moi-antf 11
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Jllarlbn
Old Fort
liou nd Knob
Jllack Wotinialn 1
Ashevllle
Asheville
Alexandeis
Marshall
Hot Springs
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TRAIN XO IS ' ..4. TI?Ai5rr
iiaui lciitb Ainei ne......; , Art its
-- qjmniijir .... - J
i p ui narif-Mon ...... I .1 him.i
J " jarittis ........ Leave
. id. Indian:! no. In
p. m. chii-fir
1 5o , . st. Paul
l c 40 p. in. St. Louis
! 7io a. iu-. Kshs.-.scity
MuiphyBnuw
TRAIJTXO 12
A. & S. Koalj
- Dally except SUNDAY
3 5A p.
T17
01 Leave
Arrive
TlfilSSf
spartanhiir? ArrtretHjfl
IlenderfonvniP fun
Asheville Leave s
75th meridian time uitd to l et rpnrpr.
90th .. .! 1 if i:nt "iiiiiim
Pullman Sleepei bbetwern U nsi lnron t KiSftar1
..' .. iMh-fcrlt 4r'OrmMf
.. KiKmilie'tlAWimm
.. ParlorCars .. Salisbun t KiowEt
JOS. L, TAYLOl.', O. P, A.
- : W. A. WI.MJUnXAfll'lM.
WWU.Hold lui gloom-
8.00 A. M.; Hentferson, 6 so A
M.; tiarkehville, 11 o A. M ; KeytvlPe,
utrs niuiuiuuu, .1..10 r. Al.
No. 51 and 63 connects at Rlchnrond daily except
Sunday tor Wcsi Tolnt and Baltlmr re.
No. so and 52 from west Point ha d illy eonnec
tlon at Richmond with N0.50 for the Sbutr.
No. 50 and 61 cotnei ts at ;oldsboro with trains
to and from Moi ehead CD v and Wilmington.
No. 5' connects ai Greensbrro and Selma for
FayHteville.
No. 5:1 connects at S Imi for'WllKon, N. C
Nos. So and 5' make close if inner tion at Unlver- 1
sit.v station with trains to atd from Chapel 11111,1
tax r 'jw
wvrmriji
NU
ta lMf. Rot 6M6
WMek MUX worl.L Per
fect IUIM-
a
ish fanners" to
month.
quit Poland within a
EiiTi fohisTewn.eorjrcsi;
.- ".-C&,
agricultural conteraporurT of-
aT 1: ..f-' "-.. -.-. . . .. - -,. . .....
iera some aavice on "-now to eitf a
'' Talleys,4ii,the,Iiopes, perhapIiwL?,Vd hl.x. nionth imprisonment
of NeufchatelJ U a flourishing estab- . .. M
UhttcntlorthftrSUf . An aS"c.? tur
K l.v- j-.n--'. k"Ti It . . r . nera ne aaic
, uKvurj, wnere oones an nffMvJ 1 o-v.-.,.
- i , I VU mi i ii i 1MB i aa mm
deer. ben inClTr?" a;T T'WrtMiiii
' . ... sw on. .Hnn sola
. 9 scuoiiUMiia
really sc rate bed
tcs-
itter
Tia
tfK)k
umntism
drosai Bellvilli- oi,irvimiis t
baadied
nor hnKM i ters."i Thmitena. vpiik-r.i.r''ijjt
bronze niTeVand ornaments and other P.esinnonj, f tftat t ne !Vef dicB
Itten do care
neyi orBlotxl
V VO.
" ! t" J. W"ne?ir um lake; f "lASJ.T.;"."-.
JNeufchatet afoctoTTf relira o IKil
.knlWM ifEtectric Bit
ifROYAL MSt jk X
.prases
oojecw, wnicn are wnen -finished, sent I ""r"was tnat Jfiiectric 1j
to thfrbnc a bi-ac silo, at Berne and ,nleasw f the Liver, Kid
elsewhere for sale--X r. 7VA,,,,. a 'f Har a l:ottlc-i
- - . - Vj I ,11 ....
.Almost e-erylodv wants a, 4 Spiirg Tonic."
Here is a simple te jmouu' whica sl ow? how
B. IL B. is rcyariletl. "t will knock your mala
ria out and restore your appetite :
Splendid for a Spring Tonic.
Arlington, Ga., June 30, 1888.
i suffered with malarial" blood poison more or
. . 1 1.1 1 4 t
css a.11 tne tunc, ana uie oniv inciucine ini
done me anv cooil is B. B. B. It is undoubted'
the best Wood medicine made, nd tor this
malarial country-should be used by every one
in the spring of the year, and is god in sum
mer, fall and winter as a tonic ano blood pun her.
Gives Better Satisfaction.
Cadiz, Ky.. July 6, 1887.
Please seud me one box Blood Balm Catarrh
SnuTbv return mail, as one of my customers
is HkinVB. B.;Bfcfor catarni and wants a box
of the snuff. B. B. B. g'.ves b' er satisfaction
than anv I. ever sold 1 have sold 10 doen in
the Part 10 weeks", arid It pi e good, sat'.stac-
Lion. Ill UOll I runill nil I ijjii' ir nun hiik hiv.
YOUrS, 11- DBASDOB
n
Spcolatoly Purei
TlilaMird leTervariea. A raarrel of our:t
strerrr.s" wtoolesnmeness. More ecoiomlcul
JUaBtheorlnprTWJids,;apI cai"iot be sold In
oompetk'on wn&the nmUlvrdc'low test, shoii
weight. alnm ar phos.mate powders. Sold only la
Cans. KOYAL BACIKO 1'OYDII vo.,itf an v. a
For nale hv Bingham & Co., Young & Bos
tnm, and N. r. Murphy.
PATENTS
CaveatsTcade Marks and
Copyfighls
Obtained, and all othei buslnesstn the U J. Patent
Offee attendeo to for Moderate Fees.
oaromce is opposite the V. 8. Patent Office, and
we can obtain Patents iu less time than those re
rroefrom Washington. - -
8et)d model or drawing, w e advise as to patent
AOtllty ree o( charge; and make A charge uts v
Weif oer to the postmaster, the Supt. of
Money o , Dv..and to official of the U. S. Pat.
eBloWce For circular, advice, terms and refcr-
enceo actualcllentsin your owe Stateor county
write i,o v. A.onow & CO.. .
Opposite Patent Office, Washington D.C.
Oct. 81.'S5. tf
It Bemoved the Pimples.
llorxu MorxTAnr, Tenn., March 29, 1887.
A ladv friend of mine has for several years
been troubled with bumps and p'niples on her
face and ne 'k, fcr which she used variona tos-
met:cs in ordei to remove them and beau v
and Improve lier complexion: but these lot 1
applications were only temporary and l?(t her
SKin Iu a worse coiiumuu.
I recommend an internal preparation
known as Botan'c Blood Balm which I have
been using and sening alou. two years; she
used three bottles and nearly all pimples have
II
Who are HVal . A'rrH and DebH-
lttfi and suffering from .Yrrrov i
DeMHtg, fmminal Wtakne. Sight' g
emimitmm, and all. the effects ot
early Keit Habit, which lead lo
Premiture Dcag, Con t two ion ur
Immtuitu, send for Pears' Treatise
on lHorH if wwih. with particulars for Home Cure.
i Tires guaraBteect. do rvre m pap. J. 8. pkaks.
18an461ChurchSt., Nashville, Tenn.
Rowan Co.
W THE SUPERIOR COURT
t November term, It? 88.
John A. Borden, Plaintiff, Thomas lvipe, De
fendant.
To the Defedant, Thomas Pipes j
You are hereby notified that the Plaintiff has
SIEEPING-CAR SEKVIOE.
On train no SO and 81. Pullman buffet Sleener
between Montgomery and New Tor'-, (ireenbboro
and Augusta, and Oreenshoro, Ashevllle, Hot
Springs and Morrisi own, Tenp.
On train? 58 and 53. Pullman Tuff it Sleener Y.
tween Washington and New orleai :i. via Monti. orn
ery; ana between w ashlnjton and ugusta. irich
mond and Oreensboro. and Pnlln ;.n Parlor Cars
between Salisbury and Km xvllle
ThrouzU tickets oh sale a L Prtnei He stnttont tn
allpoiDia. I ' ?'
For ratesand Information, applj .oany agent of
the Company, or t - - y
SOL HAAS, W. A. TURK. JAS L. TATLOTt,
Traffic Ma ngr. Dv Pas. Agt. Gen. Pa3. Agt.
R 1LI1QB, N. C.
FORTY YEARS
TESTING FRUITS.
TO YOU MY KIND READER.
Hsive you planted a bounteous supply
of fruit trees. The Apple, Peiir.
Peach, Cherry, Apricot, Quince. The
Grape, Strawberry, and all other desir-i
able fruits. if not, why not send in your 1
orders? One of nature'. great blessings !
is our great number. of varieties of fine;
attractive wholsome fruits. ' i
t JlfcE. Sev.lt
uIiumiv to thn-. ti .icill. earaiiW'
Them mIj sril Cm wnUrh. ejii
kept ttiem a yn:r tv.r f. r u mDtu tai
ofhoM who way hjv j p;. !1 , .tlM-j- hervDio foarrm
H ! Itnaafbla to t:.iltti rrmt bi(. eciltllZ !
SOLD wtlrh nj CM' V nmpr frr,u tbtlto"'
Ibansplra a anj Inrnlltr t.Irs rcsnlti l lrfe"
; after oar aai;Kai tlwi fan inrnltt;
: n anally K4 Inm SiuuO (u ( OOO ia ""
nrraaiHliac cimt rx. -) 1. ; a, fi i inot won'lat2
aw.lii!o la ler t :. st nor iuiit- ion r W )1""""J
varra Ihrjr rna lo f.-rn, til or. r ..:n. rir. Wriw
MkoaaroaC.iha ;:... RuMfetiS will br hrrirJ2
tor yoa to ilu tliormilia m t'.uvr vhn mf eft',"T
aifMrmnrd k tt utiiwiair. H" J"?
Valch to wrtt uar. -. bet 1 rent -r..lrTllIZ
mMGemrmtota?arljr,.ty iwhira iionoa. lBIT
o4 fosr addrcsl et mM, ycuiinF'2
at all4ol4 outran tn Urn vurld MM "JT
cowrr.vr ma,.u'.k-. wparnp'CIa
HARDWARE
' "
WHEW YOU WANT
WlliE
HARD
AT LOW EIGUBJS
UrSSneS l al1 on7tbc undersized at
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Row.
Agent for the Cardwcll W
disappeared, her sk'.n is soft and smooth, and j commenced a civil action against you to secure
ber eenera' health mnch improved. - She ex
presses herself much gratified, and can recom
mend t to all who are tuns anectea.
;. ; 5 ' ' Mrs. S. M. Wilsox.
"A BOOK OF W0KDEES, FREE.
All who desire fall info -matron about tbe cause
SSSS!.81 r&"??Har notified that the plaintiff has taken out a war
Comnlalnts. Catarrh, etc, can h cure by mail, free. I rant of attachment returnable before said Court
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars due bv
account, and you are hereby required to appear
before the Judge of said Superior Court at a
Court to be held in Salisbury, in said county,
on the second Monday before the first Monday
of March, 1889, and answer or demur to the
complaint of the-plamtiff. And yon are further
a copy of our 3S-rage lllust rated Br ok of Wooden, , at the same time and place,
filled with the moot wonderful and startling proof r i
k.f nMl .nn-n 4r1rlrM.a I 1
ever beforeknown. Addrtt-P.
Biocn Bai.v 4 o.. At!anta. Ga
1
HORAll,
Clvrk Superior Court. Rowan C
The Cedar Cove
has on tbe ground about
ONE MILLION
of beautiful fruit trees, vines and plants
to select from, including nearly three
hundred varieties pf horne acclimated, -Salisbury. N.' JnntMhUl
iwieu nuns, hiiu ut im.it uuiiuui ji ivct, i
aeiiverea to you at your nearest railroad
station freight charges paid. I can please
every one who wants to plant a ' tree,
grape vine, or strawberry plant, etc. 1 I
have no comparative competition as to
extent of grouuds and desirable nursery
stock or quantity. I can and
WILL PLEA.SE YOU.
I have all siz?s of trees desired from a 3
foot tree to 6 and 7 feet high ant! stocky.
Priced descriptive catalogue free. Ad
dress,.' ; .r- ,
N. W. CRAFT, Prop.,
44;ly Shore, Yadkin cj.vity, X. C.
I'JIU"
iaWif rl Bill in r..
V PARKER'S CIMCSR TOMie "i,
A rara uu k:uuU uouipi f uu ' I that euiy Jr.rZ I
ftfcranuuiMMt. )le Weaknn. and 'tjr!
erUvra ct the Btmach ajnl ioocia. I
HINDERCORN5
I
S:uf ail naia. Kusttiva cotnfort Ut (' 'U i Ks
Of Interest to laffi
i rREC SAMPLE of o?
mi- complaint, toany ''"Jfttii
rt beforw pnrcbaai air. , Tvija
Wawlllaaa.1 a
apricitic for f Mni
to twtiUemcaer beiorw pnrcbaai nr. .ri
VMvm, Baku REUtOT CO., Bex io . v
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