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Henrv Q orire w;ll vis't Australia in
j ftovcm her next, y ;
1 vi Mrf-IVirce, tv'.fe of the late Bishop
God. F, Peirie, did at Sparta, 04 t'H
Tuesday, ' y
Mrs. Mav brigk i no reliit ion of Jef
ferson Davis, and be never heard of her
U itil Ihe ftffrs averted that she: was
jm niece, ;
Prices for great violins have reached
the highest mark of their history.! a
stradivarius is advertised for the un-
lio.inI-of shim of .i,000, j
Senator James L, Gordon, of Virginia
tas been elected orator for t he nextui
imal meeting of thealumma of t he Un
ivcrsity of Virginia. ?
The committee on stock Jist oL the
-Stock Exchange recommend the Appli
ration of the, ltichmond and Danville
to list fA(H)0 additional consolidated
mortgage 3 percent, gold bonds, mak
ing tlte total amount listed to date $2,-
ii77,000. y r
In the Delegal i ns at Vieri na. Tues
day, Count Kaluoky made a long
upaech. He expressed ihe belief that
t:ie peace of Ltirope was not -iit present
endangered, although he admitted tlm
the situation was unsettled and iniiit
easily change.
A New York dispatch to the Baiti-
- more bun says: I he (ieorgia, Carolina
and Northern Railway, whose $5,360,
O00 first mortage 5 per cent. boiids
were so much oversubscribed in Bal
timore, New York and London, will
run from Mou roe county, N. C. ti
Atlanta, Ga., 268 mjles. and will com
jiete with roads in the Richmond Ter
lliinal system. .
There has been formed au organiza
tion of English companies composed
of leading iroft and steel makers of
Great Britian, to build extensive steel
and iron works, including four furnaces.
. n steel .rail mill, rolling mill, &e. at a
liew town at Cumberland Gap, on the
dividing line between Tennessee and
Kentucky, The name pf the town is
to be Middleboro, Kentucky, and
for over a yesir the Work of buying
mineral t lands, preparing railroad
connections, has been vigorously
pjushed.
A seiie3 of poisonings happened at
Carthage, 111., Monday night and Tues
day which has resulted in three deaths
y and the serious illness of a dozen neo-
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pie. rnysicians assert that the poison
- was administered ' in strawberries.
jSeveral m iscrean ts were recen tly caugh t
in the strawberry patches near there,
and it w supposed ihe strawberries
were poisoned by them. A tramp was
found dead in one of the berry patches,
nod is supposed to have died from the
jmmsoii.
I JNever within (he recollection cf
j those best informed, have there been
J. so many homeless people in London
as now. After mindight they can be
mji lying around on the streets, in all
highways and in all sorts of out -of the
way places. In such of the parks as
v are kept open, and on the embank
ments, the seats are all uncomfortably
prpwded by these homeless wretches
: frying to sleep, and in any cf these
.. places, so great is the rush for seats
that thev are all pre-empted soon after
dark.althongh sleep at such, places must
be put of the question for sever hours
after. .
George B. Ormsby, late an ensign in
the navy, Wednesday brought, suit in
the Supreme (urt of the Districts
Columbia against Secretarv Tracy for
8100,000 damages, for trespassing, in
cident to his. imprisonment ' at Mare
Isluiid, Col., his trial by court marshal,
arid his dismissal from tire service.
Ormsby alleges that there were not
sufficient grounds for his arrest, no
authority for his arrest, no authority
for his long imprisonment; that he was
not furnished with copies of the char
ges and specifications against him, and
: that in various Jways the defendant vio
lating the revised statues in conducting
lie Case.
Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Su n : The President is still
- importuned by llepublican members of
' the House to call an extra session of
Jngress in October, but no one of
y them has he given the least indication
of how he is affected by their argn-
t"1, fr,ierei " e Jeasn for the
belief that up to this time, at least, he
sees no reason demanding a session in
jidvance of December. It is positively
leaned that up to this time there has
1 not been a siugle allusion in cabinet
meeting to the contingency of an extra
session of Congress.
The Russian government proposes to
raise a new loan, the raonev to be used
in the building of srategic railways
imn fortresses. The Austrian Empe-
w. is inongni, to indicate an
abandonment of all idea of reconcilia
ton with Russia; The French Senate
y has adopts the bill for the improve
nient of the. v harbors ofCherboiirg,
Brest and Toulon.! The Chamber
jof Deputies assetl the war budget.
Ihe bwiss Council has decided to bor
row the sum of 10,000,000f. with
. which to purchase repeating rifles for
the anv. ' - -
Bishop Pottor docs not intend to
Ti-each agnst current political sins
and tread the nopotistic path of dalli
ance himself. . His brother William
who ih ati i architect, was t among fou
successful out of the fifty odd contes
tants the designs for the great Prot
tantcathedral that is to be built in
'5,V.lClly::Bhop"wai nsk
ftl, if his brothers plans would be ac-
-pieu. aim answereil: They will not
if I can induce the trusteej to reiect
i.nem,; the fact that he is my brother
K II W m!u condition lw hick rj n"der
ur crcumsiances, should prevent his
rne i ,ioc of Ne w York.. f
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A1n:ca4 Enterprise ia Africa.
The proj ct foicon pecting the tip
per and Lower Cpugo rivers by a line
of railroad around the falls and rapids,
thus opeaing communication f ruur the
seaboard with 3,000 njiles of navigable
waters running through a highly pro
ductive tropical country, is one of the
greatest commercial wheiLes of the
country. Of its practicability there is
little doubt, af Jer the explorations of
Stanley and the experience of Eruin
Fash a and pthera, who have disclosed
the rich resources of the Dark Conti
nent, .There will, of course, lie great ob
stacles to overcome, but with sufficient
military protection they will not be by
any means as formidable as those en
countered in some other undertakings
of pur day the '.Panama Canal, for
example. Of pluck and skill there will
be an abundance devoted to the great
enterprise, and it is apparent that the
requisite capital will not be lacking.
Tne personal donation of 500,000 by
the Ring of Belgium as half of the
appropriation of his kingdom is, of
coure, only a drop in the bucket in
comparison with the capital that wil!
be required; but those who ! iv sm
tuitiea St m ley's ex editions fi:istiiule
a syndicate of practically unlimited
credit, o that the?. Etiropeaii snbs-rip-tions
to thetntjrjrse wili be large uni
reliable.
The announc?ment"that American
c tpitalists have already recorded large
subscriptions, is a surprise; and as the
gentleman wno are credited witn tnisi
participition in African imjrvements
re men of the greatest experience and
si:c.ess in American railroad under
t iking.4 of continental minitu le, their
judgement as to the feasibility of the
ureat work on the Co:ii?o will le ac-
ceited sis co lclinivj. X. Y. Star.
, Mistaken Fhilanthrcpist.
Richmoad Times.
Auxne oioommg city or itoiuoice,
Ll li t I I 1 1
tne ouier a ry, a pnuosopner aiut re
former from Pennsylvania wasdescant-
mg on Southern barbarism much to
the disgust of several Northern gentle
men, who presently took occasion to
remark thnt the boirus Pennsylvania!!
philanthropist was- an incontinent
blackguard and fraud. The latter h id
I een flitting between the bar-room and
the hotel office for several hours and
. i: i - i . t i
uraciiciu'5 oratory on tne oar-Keep
er until sutticiently lull of raountaiii
l.. a -i ii
uew 10 overuow witn superionry . Me
then began tolectnre the- pussers-by
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until quite convinced that he was be
ing snubbed, ami then he went forth
and dragged in a colored bo.ot-blaek,
with whom he intended to illustrate
his superior ideas i f race equality. He
ordered drinks for himself and "this
gentleman," illustrating the demand
with a tender embrace of th colore!
shiner. The bar-keeper refused to irive
ine sinner a drink; as he signihed his
resolve, that colored gentleman, with
an acrobatic leap, got on the top of his
dignity, and thence looking down, he
said: ' No use, bo3s, to
say ain't
gwine git a drink, cause
I don't drink
wid no poor white trash like dis
here,
no how.
And then the Pennsylvania
race
cqu illty philosopher went'up stairs and
quietly folded his grip sack and silently
stole siway.
- Had an Object.
uMy friend,' he said, as he entered a
shoemaker sqop on Gmtiet avenue, liI
should like to sing you a song."
"How much you charge?"
"Not a red cent." ,
"Vhas it a nice song?"
"Very nice. l am sure you will be
pleased with it."
"Vhell, go ahead."
The man drew a long breath and
started- off. It was an awful noise.
It was intended to lift the shoemaker
right off his bench. It did so and after
the first verse he said: -
"Maype you haf some object?"
!! have, my dear sir. While I dnnV.
charge you anything for sjnging 1 do
charge twenty-five cents to ston "
- i see; vhell, I vhas going down to
Spnngvvells for dis afternoon. While
I doan' sharge you to come in. I make
you pay feefty cents to git out."
And he stepped out and locked the
door, and for two hours the itinerant
talked with an inquiring public
through a broken pane of glass, and
freely acknowledged that there were
oetter games than his. Dpfrmf 1?.
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hrress.
The recognition of the bold assertion
to perfect equality made by the United
States in the Samoan Conference is the
first, almost, made by the British press
that Uncle Sam is a grown up man able
to dovwhat he promises or threatens.
In the past he has been petted and hu
mored as a promising lad who could
tunefully whistle Yankee Doodle, who
was great on Spread Eagle oratory,
could boast immensely of what he could
do, was was alternately nett.1 n
threatened. Uncle Sam now heAnK tn
am now begins to
U
oonr up as a great Instv fll
might prefer to whittle his sticks, turn
his quid of tobacco hrhis cheek, crack
his jokes, do anything but! lose his
good temper and fight, even when im
pofted upon; least of all to seek a fiht
for the honor and profit of it He
reems now ta be a "dangerous fellow"
jnd not to be trifled with. And yet he
bas done nothing to scare anybody; but
lm moral inflaenjee somehow has got
abroad and inspires a, wholesome re.
gpect. Ashetille Citizen. j T
Ari Eminent Dootcfs Presiif Uon.
nrEtV 1' r "nrj Chica-' Ul-
pratuced nu dicirp many year sat- I et
Jxtract of Flax (PapillU) SklD Cure in 4
diseascg of the
:" , pme cure
Applied cx-
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M Strictly Judicial Answer,
. Lewiituq Jonrn.it, . : ":'-':
One of the best siries of white-bair-ed,
wlrite-chokered, :ourteoq tXrlvin
It;ont, is abinit m mellow old lawyer
wh used to live on the banks of the
Androscoggin, The scjuire was given
to deep potations and was famou for
his fine distinctions. It is said that in
special pleading he could split u hail
even more closely than Mr, Record can
himself. , y
But often after the shades of night
had fallen, the squire might have been
s.en struggling home so boozy that he
apparently could not split a shingle, to
say nothing of a hair. . j"
One night wh,pn he was drunker than
usual, he staggered completely o.it oi
his course and could not find it. Real
izing that he was lost and drifting in
to unfamiliar regions, he called at a
hous to ask for information.
''Madame," he gravely said to the
lady who -aue to the door, candle in
hauu ''Can you tell (hie) me where
Squire Blank lives ?"
"Certuinly, she said, and
full directions.
gave
hull
But as ttiey talked and look-d,
iier ...!...! gr-i'(uaily bi.t
Mil
the Ie rt irtj ol
a puzzled expression
caaie ovr
iier
face, ami she tiuaily a.ske . :
'Bui i
n't
this Sqitiie lii.tnk ?"
"M atiame repiied-tiie o!l la.vyr, as
suming a judicial air "that is entirely
(hie) immaterial."
Wealth in 0re3.
The we;ilth of Western North
C.ir-
olina in bessemer ores is far greater
than is known to the world in general.
There is enough high grade bessemer
ore in that section to run every bess
emer furnace in America. As strange
as this statement is, the Record knows
whereof it is speaking. It also knows
i hat Ei.'giish and Northern steel mak
ers have, been carefully investigating
that region through their engineers,
f id there are goo I prospects fur devel
opment in the ear future, which will
surprise the whole country. .The belt
o c untrv ruuuMig through Western
North Carolina, E.s; Ten nesse, North
Georgia and p irt of North Alabama,
has mineral wealth yet. undreamed of.
Western North Carolina is one of the
most remarkable countries in the
world, with a Wantages of a balmy,
bracing, health-giving climate, water
in abundanc, pure as crystal itself;
mineral and timber almost beyond de
scription, and it will in a few years be
the scene of vast -industrial 'develop
ments. Manufacturers' Record.
Railroad Anecdotes.
Celebrities often have
amusing
things sa'id to them in railway trains'.
There is a well known storv about the
late Matthew Arnol who was bored
to the extent of a long journey bv an
ignoramus who would talk literature
to him. Mr. Arnold would not dispute
with, but when, with the portentious
seriousness of one who has discovered
a great truth, he s;id, 'Tn my opinion
William Shakespeare was a great poet,"
Matthew warmly grasped his hand,
unu wun equal gravity said, "Do let me
shake hands with the only admirer of
my tavonte poet. A story of a verv
umciciii muu is loiu or or. jiiver
Wendell Hoi mes. Traveling down to
Gloncester he heard a long conversa
tion, which ended in the countryman
taking the autocrat's hat and savinir.
I read something in a naoer the
other day about the size of great men's
heads, and I thought I'd like to know
the size of youru. But what bothers
me is my head s the biggest of the
two. London Globe.
Allen Thorndike Rice.
Few men have gathered un in thir
ty-eight years; of life more varied and
romantic experiences tjian the late min
ister to Kussiaaird editor of the North
American Review. The child of an
unhappy marriage, he was abducted
at the age of nine by his mother, and
carried to Europe to be educated.
Upon the death of his mother he be
came reconciled to his father, but the
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lamer aiso soon aiect and young U
i...,j J...J- . -.fiior
iicin n iiiiiiinu, gi auuaiirig WHO
houoi-s from Oxford in 1873. Shortly
after Imeturn to America he nurchas-
led the North American, of which he
has since been editor. In 1884 he
bought a controlling interest in the
Paris Jjurnal Le Martin. It is worth
noting that he wjis one of the eighteen
men that entered the Hotel de Ville
with Gambetta and heard the third re
public proclaimed. His death which
occurred very unexpectedly at the 5th
avenue Hotel in New York, May 16, ;
was due to a severe attack of tonsilitis
Conyregationa list.
The Tru Farmer.
When our farmers get their farms
seeded to clover and the grasses, and
divorce the farm from the cotton and
tobacco incubus, they will begin to
realize how much easier it is to live
and muke money by growing stock,
not only for their own needs, but also
for the market.
The fanner who always has some
thing for sale, and is not ashamed to
market it, we find independent of com
binations and trusts. It is also true
that the farmer who produces what he
consumes has but few demands upon
his bank account, and, as a naturstl
consequence, has the readvcash for
most demands. John Kobinsox.
An Irishmsin In Liverpool, bein
, - l -m v..a.g .
hard up for a job, took a walk down
sel. lie addressed him : 'Troth, Cap?
tain, a n' do ye want anv sailors
uVVas joti ever at tea hefore, JPat ?"
asicea tne captain. "Uv me roiiI.
Skid Pat "aadofe think I camp nvlr '
from Ireland in u.-oal n.rfvn
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uue 01 ine quays to see if he could nick w,H,ua,, ov our piopm m the hope 1
up an oaa 10b. SSeemo; the CaDtain "V. "IV wn- Ana jet it
standing on the deck of . mu V7 a"'. e guarantee that el
. v-o- 1 in 1 1 its ii rniiHi n m-Mxiri 1
;3. : monopoly. ":V':'.y' ..v
The eloquent Patrick Henry Raid:
"Wo. can onlv judge the future by the
pist. :.
Lork at the past.
When Egypt went down, 3 per
cent, of her population owned 97 per
cent, of the wealth. The people were
starved to death, ,
w AVhen Babylon went down 3 per
cent, of her population owned all, the
wealth. The people were starved to
death. .
When Persia went down, I per
cent, of the people owned the whole
land.
When Rome went down, 1,800 men
owned the known world.
For the past twenty years the Unit
ed States has rapidly followed in the
steps of these old nations. Here are
the figures:
In 1850, capitalists owned 37 per
cent, of the nation's 'wealth.- t
In 1870 thev owned 03 per cent..
Bojton Progress.
Verdict of Experts.
"Fetch in the body," dered the
foreman of a Texas cr roller's jury.
Fh; boU' wis laid liefore theni.
Fhc- j;:r' ni le a c:irernl ex Muni
tion, and questioned the attending su -
-will.
-Whar was he.shot ?"
"Square through the he.irt."
"Dead in the centre o' the heart?
"Right in the centre."
" "Who shot bin,?"
"Jake Daniel..."
A dozen witnesses declared lhat Jal e
fired the shot, and Jake himself ad
mitted it. The jury consulted softly
lor some time.
lvu i ...v.,n ..e u :
" "l TU l It-lllill I 111 tli
rum, lflli:in nt tha inrv
....... . ' k w... imi T .
said the
.ii.. 'j'
coroner, "wnats vour ver-
"W.ial, Jedge, answered the fore
man, "we've come to the conclusion
that Jake Daniels is the dandiest shot
in these p trts- and don't you forget
it!" J
Bitter Word.
bitter word may di-ouiet
A si
ngie
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n cubinr i.iiiinv iui u wnoieuav. uue
surly glame casts si gloom over the
household while a smile, like a gleam
Of sunshine, may light up the darkest
and weariest hours. Like unexpected
tlowers which spring up along our
path, full of freshness, fragrance and
beauty, so kind words, gentle acts, and
sweet disposition make glad the secret
spot called home. No matter how
the .ihode, if it be sweetened with kind
ness and smiles, the heart will turn
lovingly toward it from all the tt
multsof the world, and I home if it be
homely, will be the dearest spot be
neath the circuit of the sun.
A merchant, taking advantage of the
ignorance or necessity of a customer,
pockets out of a single transaction five,
o it may be fifty dollars, s n 1 lie gor s
to his rest at night without a qualm of
conscience. The next day he detects a
boy appropriating some article of goods
not worth more t fiat 50 cents or SI,
and he denounces the poor fellow as a
vinian, ana is eairer to have nm snt
vidian, and is eager to have
to the Stnae prison. But which is tl e
worse? Is a frau
d in the form of a
trade bss sinful or less harmful than a
fraud in the form of a thief?
Found in the. Newspaper.
hiivc never, as our nadirs for ncarlv
"thirty yers tan testily, written o 'puff'
"of any patent niedii inu". Duty as well as
"inclinulio.i impel us to depart from this
"studied silence, to say to our readers and
"the puMic that, having been completely
'prostrated with a violent and distressing
"cold, alter three days fighting it with nr"
"dinary remedies and getting no relief
"from their use, we obtained a IwMtle of
"Clarke's Extract of Flax (Papillon)
ougn cure, ootaining almost instant ie
ie! ami a steadv lmnrnvemrnt. nndi.r ita
"use." Larye bottles only $1.00. Ask for
Clarke's Flax Soap. Best on earth. 25c.
Both of the above for sale by J. IJ. Enniss
M I Ui M
The catalogue of the University ol
North Carolina for the year past shows
that the institution is well eanioned
it
work. It enters imon a second
4
century of life with every promise of
enlarged usefulness and prosperity.
The next session begins September 5,
1889. For catalogues address, Hon.
Kemp P. Battle, President, Chapel
Hill, N. C.
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.
It was just an oidinary sc rap of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her lite. She was
n the last stages of consumption, told by
physi'.-ians that site was incurable and could
live only a short time; she wcighexl less
seventy pounds. On a piec.3 of wrapping
paper she read of Dr. King's New Discov
ery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her,
she bought a large bottle, it helped more,
bought another and grew bettvr fast, con
tinued its use and is now strong, hcalthv,
rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to W. H.
Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles
of this Wonderful Discovery free at Kluttz
E (Jo.'s Drugstore.
It is estimated that the liquor traffic
costs the United State Governmeni
seventeen dollars for every dollar it re
ceives from that source as revenue.
Eupepsy.
This is what vou ought to have, in fact,
...iiov mm; n, id luiiyenjoy inc.
Tliousamls nre searching for it daily, and
motir.lin'r licenitSP tlwv fin.l if n..r TI,
- ev " J MM.. I. Mi'l. 1 ll'IU
giin,,s tiptm tliousands of doliarsmre spent
bat
may
ectric
ins to directions and
ihe use persisted in, will bring o Good
Digestion and oust the demon Dvspepsia
and jnstall instead Eupepsy. We recom
mend Electric Bitters fur Dvsncnsift anl
iseases of Liver. Stomacli and Kidnevs.
?P:a al.5c anlf 1.00 per bottle by T. f.
IKIIt... a.r ' . T" . .
Bticklen's Arnipa Salve. ;
The Dkst Salvk in the worbl for-tTuti.
Bruises. Sores, IJJcer, Slt Ivlirom. Vv-r
Sre?, Tutte. Clj ipel. namls (Jliilblains
Corn. ami nil Skin Enijlion?,nd positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay" rcjtiin-l. It is
uiranteel to ivc perfect satisfaction, or
tuouex refunded. Iiice 25 cents pes Imjx;
Fur Sale lv KlutU & Co.
3:1 v.
Josh Billings found one thing that
mjiiev cannot b:iv, and that is the
wag of a do's t til. It is au honest
expression of opinion of tha d'x-.-
""WHAT MEDICINES ARE MOST
CALLED FOR ?
asked the reporter of an old druggist.
. PT- Pierce's preparations," he replied.
uThey are sold under a positive guar
antee that they will, in every case, give
satisfaction, or the money is promptly re
funded. His 'Favorite Prescription, for all
those chronic weaknesses, nervous and other
derangements peculiar to women, is used with
unfailing success. It cures weak back, bearing-down
sensations, irregularities and weak
nesses common to the sex, and being the
most perfect of touic medicines builds up
and strengthens the entire system. The de
mand for it is constant, and I am conversant
with scores of cases cured by it."
Returning- after a few moments absence,
the venerable wielder of the pestle remarked,
"the number of sarsaparillas and other, so
called, 'blood medicines' is legion; but Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery outsells
them all and it is the only blood-purifier out
of the many which I am obliged to keep upon
. my shelves, that is guaranteed to benefit or
cure In all cases for which it is recommended,
or money paid for it is refunded."
"In the line of Pills," remarked the old gen
tleman, "the little Sugar-coated Pellets
put up by Dr. Pierce lead all others, both in
amount of sales and the general satisfaction
they give my customers."
Copyright, 1888, by World's Dxs. Med. AS8'x.
500
for an incurable case of Ca
tarrh In 1 1 A na.l Yvwr ko
proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Bemedy. By
its mild, soothing and healing properties, it
cures the worst cases, no matter of how long
Standing. By druggists, 50 cents.
A nOMPLETE KeWSPAPER.
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'THE PRIDE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA PRESS."
J. A. 1 OXITZ. )
l B. KINGSBURY, LL.D. E:UtOllal Staff.
W.M. A. HEAivNE,
Do you want to ai 1 In buildl nor in n ninr thnt
shall reflect ! lie greatest creation Nortn Carolina
no matter where It may be seen ? Then patrolze
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has for more than twenty-one years b.'en apait and
iuuiui iuiucsiJi.MuiM ueveiopment or me
North state? Tae subscrioe to ine i EMifvnrn
TRIAL KATES:
Dally Messenger, by mA, i ms. on trial, 2 co
Weekly Wl'.mlnc-lon Mi-ssphwr s i, r.t i'..
Goldsboro l ianx-rlpt-Metiseiigt r, s mos., ioo
Cash in Advance.
Dr. Tannage's Sermons are a feature of all 3 papers.
II CSS.
J. A BON1T2L
t'ixprieLi)r.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Ad minist mtnp nf
tne estate ot J. C. Jlamilton, ilec'd, I
hereby notify ai! persons bavin" rbiims
against said estate to exhibit thein to me
on or Detore the ah day of June, 1890, or
i ii is nonce win oe plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indehted in
estate are requested to make
without further notice.
Dated, June 6th. 1S89.
33:Gt. t F. AT WEI. T. 4d,..'r "
of J. C. Hamilton, decM.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Ad
the estate ot J. F. Ross, dee'd, I hereby
notify all persons havinsr claims o-m;.,JV
said estate to exhibit them to ine on or
before the 24th day of May, WjQ.
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make payment without further
notice.
Dated, May 23d, J8S9.
O. D. DAVIS, Adm'r
,31:6t- of J. F. Ross, dec'u
If Ul TT3 J-JT Tl Tl if? if? ta&a" . . -IT" - -7T.
1L uUHlLlCLi ''CC5X.WITrTC
bteam, Au and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon
vertical piston Z
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BicM(nd& Danvillo Railroad,
IN EFFECT April 14, 1U39.
Tbain? Kun By 75 MEKinrAK Time
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SOUTHBOUND No a0.
N SS.
l.v. New Vort i
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BitUuuore
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Ar. Dinvllle
Lv. hleliuiond
Burkesvllle
KeysvilU
lunville
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Sp.irtanbig
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" S ilisbury
Lv. hot Springs
" Astieville
" Statcville
Ar. 8 Hlsbuiy
Lv. Salisbury
Ar. Greeiiboro
s item
Lv. Oreensboro
Ar. Durham
" Ii.tlelh
Lv. Katelsh
Ar. oldsboro
Lv. Oreensboro
Ar. Danville
" -Keysville
" Burkcsviile
' IO hinoiul
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8 15 P M 84l A M
10 40 " H2 50 P M
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20 " 1 20 P M
Dally i
t Dally, except. Sunday.
TralafJr U il-igr via CI trksrilleieive Richmond
dally. 3 P t.: Keysville. C.05 P.M.; anlvt s Clarks
vtt'.e, 7.25 P. M ; oxfor I, s.3J P. M ; uendpr3 'n,9.3o
P. M.; inlveB Durham lo.Sop. ro.; Raletgh 11.45 p m.
Iteturnlng leaves Kaleljfh 7.oo A. M .; l-.uihara,
s.30, A. M.; Uenflersou, h so A. M ; oxford, lo,2o A.
M.; Cljrkesville, 11 18 a. m ; KeytvlPe, 12.38 P. M.;
arrives Bichmond, s.Ho P. M.
I o-al mixe i trains leave Durham daily except
Sunday,-5.3t P. m.; arrive Keusville, 1.35. A. M : re
turning, imvo Kevsvli:e. 9.t:o. A. M.; arriving Dur
ham. 5. io P. M. P.isa ;n- co in attached.
No 51 and 53 eo mens at. .-lchmon4 dallv except
Sunday for West Point an l Baliimcrc via York Piv
ri'I.ine. -No. 50 from West Point connects daPv except
Sunday at Kiehinond with No. 50 for the Sotid .
No. 5o and or cornet ts at lioldsooro' with trains
to and from lo: fliead city arid Wilmington.
No v con-a cts at Giveasb ro and Selma for
Fayetteville.
No. 51 connects nt Selma for Vi:son. N C.
Nos. ro an i 51 make close connection at Univer
sity station with trains to and rrom chapel mil.
except Sundays.
SLT3EPLNG-CAR SERVICE.
on train no r,0 and 5t, Pullman '3uffpt sieeDCi
between Atlanta and Nw York. Greensboro ,fi,d
Ausrnsia. anl Greeusbjro, Ashcville. and MorrU
town, 1 enn.
on train.-52 and 53, Pullman Euffet Sleeper be
tween Washington and Ncw Orlears.vta Moiit oii
ery: and between Washington ani Elrmlngham
l.tehmond .iikI (Jreensiioio. Rakish and Client
anKoxvine Uln 1al0r l'ars belwn Salisbury
alTooPii?slU'kCtSaSlleiU Pr,ac'.alstaJon?. to
For ratesndinformatlonTappU to any ngent of
the Company, or to
SO-iH.ttAiS JAS. L. TAYLOR.
J.aitlji , yager f Geu. VaSg'enl.
W. A. TURK.
Div. PassAgr-nt,
AL ir.II. N.C.
Rrnrlnr-Xfnrhln.l
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ar- in a: I pan, by I
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'up-iudiumr malc IB
corid.wnh l. :',c tiinThnu in.
e ito send free a ron.ita
I wimpirs in reiurn rt ih.i , n
what we wnd. ! thow who
en i t .- iv I. . - : -&
Mi..i.lli.hehaU brccnir v, r own
J;rr.txTty. Thi praoit nia. hinp ia
fmiiflraiifr tbe Ninrr. 'pairnta.
.... 1 up qui 1 Mure numii
, ran ont n old foi fiU'l. vu tha
Cr rirhm.nti . n .1 1
Imrns
. -.iwiitFw. muff U9w
Till tn.i'fimj. m ik. 1. . ..
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..imm pivcn. 1 iinsa who wriif 10 ua at ono
re .He iho b ac inc-maoh.n.- in tbe worJ?l
A CO.. liox 7 iO. .Vi.Ku.ti,, Jiuiue.
Administrstor's Notice.
T V;7?n"ified as Administrators of
J. u. Oaskiil, deceased, we hereby 'notify
al persons having claims aaainst fiis es
tate or agaiHst the late -firm of J. D
Gaskill, to present tliem to us on or bo
fore the 2 th day of June, 1890, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. Persons indebted to said estate
are nottfted to make immediate payment!
bahsbury, . C, June 26, 1889.
oG:Gt- B. F. LUNXT
L. LUXN,
Tnrn Admr's of J. D. Gaskill.
iheo. F. Kluttz, Attorney.
mill
Kllft A a I 'titer h
Z7 ety and capacity.
regular Horizontal Piston.
The most simple, dprablc and effective
Pump in the market" for -Mines, Quarries,
Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artesian
wells. Fire duty and general manufacturing
purpbses.;- Send for Catalogue. -
Tie I S. CAMERON STEAM PUMP WOEKS
-:. oot ok East iinn Stkekt New Vohk;
i. y-; Effective May 13th, K'
Train No. 52.
West Bound.
Lv 9 00 a. m. Botston
i .to ii. m -:: Sptf Tnit
6 57 ; Philadelphia
,4i-y . Baltimore
It oo Washington
6 05 a.m. Lynchburg
8 05 .Danville
130
9 38
a. m.
Bichnmnd
leidsvuie
10 pr-m.
1 4" a. m.
s it
tiolbstxtro
Balelgt ;
Durham. -
3 1 a. m. Greensboro
irsi a, m.
li ii -noon
SalPhHrv
Ar
StttesvlllA
12 30 Dr ill.
18 53 j
1 14
1 4
810
2 50 -y
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-3 27
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Newton
Hi-korr
Connelly Sirtrjg
Morgan! on-
Olea Alpine
Morion
Old Fort
Pound Knoh
Black Mountain
Ashevllle
Asheville
Alexnndcts
Marshall
IlotSnrlngs
4 31
4 10
5 09
5 34
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Lv.
Ar.
Lv. 5 40
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p. m. Hot Smlrgs
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- 7 30 a
m. Louisville
11 io
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St. Tcuis
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p. m..
a. m.
Murphy 'Branch.
Dally except SCNpay
TA1?H Al) IS
8 oti a m Leave As!ieipe
io 25 rr M'aynefiviiie"
2 26 pm- Charleston .
503 Jarinis...
r
Leate,
A, & S. Iload. h
Dally except SUNDA1
TRAIN NO 12
3 so p. m Lrave
n Lrave Sparta nburg Arrhe , '
Arrive ljendcrsouiTTe i
Abhevilie - i.,v
IT
75th meridian time V.tcd to l et siTT
Pullman Slc'erei between Waw littiiYSn !
UIII II fc."-.
.. Parlour " f
" WU- Mam A . A A-V 1 1 f II, J ,
W. A
WINElTX.ActD,
TESTING FRUlflf
TO YOU MY OD READEE,
TXavc you planted a bounteous aipr!
J-J- of fruit trees. '1 he Aj.ple
reach, Cherry, AiiUot, Quince. '
Grape, Strawberry, .tt.I all olhcr diif.
able fruits. If not. iliv iw.t t..t s..
orders Oue of iian.ru's great
is iur great nuniHi i of vatielits of tu
attractive wnoisou.cdi tuts. i
The Cedar
Ccve . Nurseries
has on the ground about p
ONE MILLION .
of beautiful fruit tietp, vines and plak
to select frt'irjiiiehttling. tieuiiy tbrtT
hundred varieties f home acehmattd,
tested fruits, and at rod Ixi'ttoih ptiip,
delivered to yoll sll y,,ur lifanKt railroad
station frelg.ii t charges paid. I ran jilm
every ope who Wants to -7715111 a tr&
grape viuc, or strawbt-i ry plant, etc. I
have no comparative lointtetitiotrasta
extent of grounds and desirable Lurstij
stock or quantity. . I can and y p
WILL PLtAbL YOtJ.
- I IlilVft fill sTtpg fif trrr fir.cipi.il frrtm tl
foot tice to 6 and 7 feet t'v and htutv.
rueu uescnntive catnluLiie Ine. AC-
dress, . rLy
N. W. CRAFT Proo.
44rly Shore, Yadkin county, C.
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CAVEATS, TRAM! MARKS AM
COPYRIGHT., j y
obtained, and all othpi business teU.S.Ptl,
Olilfct alt endetfto tor Moderate Fees. ' :
our ottico is opposite tli L . . Patent 01Bcf,M
wecanobtaln Patents In li-bs liUiie tlian tfipttre
mote rroiu Washington. - ry
Send Model or drying. We advice as to patent
abtlli y free of cbai jje, and make A'o ckarjtHmi
Obtain Patent, i
We refer her" to the Postmaster? thetfT '
Money Order Llv., and to offi laitot the r. S."Pi
ent office. Forclrcttlar, advke. teims icd rct
enees to aclualclieDtstn joui o nStfltcwtjustj
writtto c. A.SNOVV ACO.r
Opposite Patent unite, Wablilugttil.v .
Oct. 2 1, 'S3 IU- - J
J)Rr J. C. McCUBBINS,
esui'goon
Salisbury, -
lomisii
OHice in Clc building, second flor"
Dr. Campl).ll,H. Opposite
Jirtlware store, Main Ftiett.
D. A. Atwui
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