THE WATCHMAN
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is the Ornan of the
Farmers Allianc e in
6th and 7thCongres
sional Districts.
Advertisers, make a
xas CO por cent, more
Hrculati6n tlian any
khorpaper published
u Salisbury and is
therefore the bact ad
vertiSing medium.
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VOL. XXII?- TUlIlD SERIES.;
SALISBURY. N 0., T HURSDAY, l?OVSIBEirl0, 1892.
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Castcna irDr. Sasnucl ritchcr prescription for Infants
and GliiiarenIt contains ncit2icik)pii;i,3lorpTiiiio nor
cthcrf 2i arcot ff eubstancc. it i3 af:harmlcs3 substitute :
for PareoricDrops, Sootliin rup3, ;aad Casr Oil.
It id Pleasant. Its pxiarajitco ' U thirty years' uso Iy
?Ii:!ion9 of :,fotIicre Casteria ls the Children Taaacea
r tl:o 2IotIrcr'y Friend. '
Castoria.
"Castrrlaisso -well adapted tocbUdren that
I rocon;r..c!d it as superior to any prcst riijtiou
kaowiitoKic." . A. AacHS.1, M. D., -
- i:j-Eo. Oxford St., ErooUyn,K. Y.
Gastoria.
. " The use of 'Caftoria' la so universal and
lis K'-rits so cU non that it seems a -rork
J? suj'CMrcgation to endorse it. Few are the
-tatpHicentfamUiP'swho not keep Castoria
rlthLic-.v, reach.
C'AlliXS JlAItTTX, D. D., -
cw York City. -
Catoria cures Colic, Constiatioa,
ur fctouiach, DiarrlifDa, Eructa.ti jv
'E5is VToniia, rivca sloep, -d i.romotoa dj
postion,
Without ia jarioxw medication.
IFor nereral years I Uare recommend
your Cajitorift,' and shall alyraya contuipo ic
do so as it hid invariably-produced ienc2ciA.
, Edttis F. PiJits, iC D.,
lZllh Street and Tth Avo 5ow York C5ty
Tics Cx-ttaux CowrAr, 77 Mcrrat Emarr, Itinr Yorz Crrr
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IT 19 A DUTY too owoyoiTeIf aad fan
- I Jy to apt the beat value for your ijioncy. -I:
otei!ilze In Tnr fowtwear by purcbnalnf
' W. 1. louirlaa (She, which represent th
tot value for prices asked, as thousands
tPXiiS NO SUBSTITUTE.
W L,. DOUCLAS
: 83 -SHOE csnfi!kW
THE BEST SHOE IN TR WGRLD FOB THE BOKtT.
A aenulno ewrdtJio. Wi"f vM not rip, Pna
caif, oa:ri!e.-'B, snxiotb lnido, tltiiibi, mora com
tortafi'.e. t v.1 ish aud i! arablo than n nhTthoc ever
"ro'' t-TTarcf-Ree, fnccatf siloes. "The
0 most fci l!n:i. asy wui dnrahln bIimos ever olil
lit the price, 'l iicy equal Hue imported aaocs coeituj
from $3 to 411 . "
50 I'olloe SI.oc, worn by farmeri and ad
; JJJ O 9 other who waut a pood hnavy calf, three
eoiod, extepiJon eio shoe, c-fatjr to vcai. in, tuid wal
cMptb tfM tdry nul wurm. - '
O 5 ') l'intj trail". S-J.'Jfo and 82.00 Work.
Incmcu'a bhoM will give more wear tortfc
wiiney than any ctiicr make. Tliey are mail for ser-
- vice. The increasing sales show that work-lngmea
Iiavefou-nd thlsuiit. '
(nir- Jv2.0 ana Vonths' 31.75 School
fcjUS ' ihu are worn by tho boys every
where; Tho riKxit fwrvlcoabifshoeseold at the price.
. rh.aCISS Hi.OJ and Sl.7.'S fof
II ifl-a a made of the best DonKoIa or f ne Calf, aa
desired. Tney are very stvhsh.comfortable and dura
ble. The&iWBhoaequafacustonimndephoescosttasj
from 54.00 to S.iJ. Iidies who wish to cconctaize la
their lootwear are findins this out.
. Cautioa. W. K Douglas' name and the price !
stamped on the bottom of eacn hoe ; lock for It
when you buy. Bswareof dealtrs attempting to sub
' stitute other makes for them, fcuch substitutions are
fraudulent and subject to prosecution by law lor ob
.'" talnlng money nailer false pro truces.
V. Is, VOVULiAS, iirociiton, filass. Sold bj
Advice to WojiiiN
Jf you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed of irregular Men
struation you must use
BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE 1
i REGULATOR
WAUN Ktt'S CHOP BULLETIN.
Housing: Up the Crojs Before
Frot TMiiny are Cl!eI But
Few are Chosen. "
Con espondence oftae Watchman.
SSAN'DEI.SVILLS, N. C. : ,
Reports from correspomleutH in 00
counties show uiucli iictivitv anion"
tlie n litic;il fanners. -They ure roun,l-
ing up the h..ids and hw uvvay tin-
voler.H for winter use. 0ymr t-7 Hu
uncertainty of life and the certainty of
dfutli llif canuicl itf . c;iii li Louut
cheap now. U Jfact there iVan over-
protiiitiion of thr-iu. Th demand is
about ovr. Two . month's ago you
conij hardly hujr tlieiii at -tjiiirr price
4.MOW you can ietTftiiljiriO:i caiMll-
ilates at 40 ceuta aiHete orSluO per do
zeii.- L iigff fnr rimoeratic' candidates
in Kpme tociiliiii'S, are only bringing
9 ) ct.iits npietf. In oilier iIaris you
c.tn uuy inetn itr 4" Cents. in some
places ou cut buy two god siz-;d
peopled party .candidak-s for 75 i.eiits.
lint in snne sections thev taiij.; from
two to four ditll.nrs ca:h, accord t
age and condition. . Republican - con
I II. i Sr
;re?noaAi cunuitiaies are tM'1" i r
a quarter, while county and leiri-lat'Yi
candidates can bebought on foot at It)
cents a bunch.
If my "friends ds'iv to do so. thev
can buy tiiem now and dry, pickle or
can tin-tit fur. future iite. Mut of them
will .ae from two to four ears al
ij.tr i i r, . iMwcv'Ji;cre will e no
jiouble : b u pi nty'nf&theui foifnex:
cauipuiii. liu-y ;nvv and increase
much Live wire jrrts-- a?id :ir as h;iri
to get .clear of. No use io troubl
jur-e!f ;)bout se'eitinjj; them, they art
as numerous as the buds of the air
tor further pur i.-uf.rs address the
North Carolina Exix riiuent Statio
tlid semi a bov alon to wake liie oUi-
cers up.
Well, before this gets in print,
ues the politic d pi :Ze (i-r!;t wiil be
sought. Umv.v b -Ls are up on the re-
s'ur. l navn r i-et auvruiii" for l tiou i
lialf Burictl a Man i'oi'.n Ji.
.A horriahle i"ke was perpel rated ohJ
ryr - aril . i - i -
4Utmiai niiuingion. at inesinuc .puirt
Icnu., Oct 22ud. oome ytajng men
irocitred a cotiin and marched AliUmg.'
-ton to a lonely spot, where he was told
that hedid notdisclose the whereabouts
if a lictitious ": treasure be would l
'nnetl alive, lie retuaed but in st ite
of his prayers he was pat. in thej t-o!3;i
and halt Uiirica lr an Hour. -V hen
token '-out he i was a raving niainac.
Hi- u&Ktil.mts hare ilcd. e lYork
Sua. . - -' '
- Death of a Faithful Horse.
Tiie ceneral suiw-riiitendeiit of 'the
life-saving serviceat Wastiiuu'toii, D. C.
tfites inftrniatio"ef-i.h ri!t!i-of 0-d
Neptune, a horse that has quite remark
able history. He was the first hoj-se
purchased by the government lor the
life-saveuing servier, and for -twenty
years past, fully performed the duty of
carrying the midnight patrol at the
Arrateyue Beach station to the limitf
of his post, a distance of 13 .ii!es. lie
learned the limits of his I -eat so well
that, however dark or stormy the night,
he knrtv- at onee when he reached there
and do anumut of porsuasmu would
Cause him to e;o farther. At the time
of his purchase he was a beautiful iron
jrav. but the hardships of the be;ich
and advanced aie turned him snovr
whi O'd Neptune on numerous
occasions rendtrel valuable r.ss.:staui-e
in saying life. ile knew his duties no
perfect I v that, he was regarded a ni't
important adjunct to the crew. The
men became very much attached to h:m
and give him an 'honorable burial on
High Hill, Va., within sight of tlu
beaten track whereon be h-d p.-.sed
the -best tart of his life. Baltimore
Sun.
iron gr.diugs, as. indeed, are . all tlie
windows in the house. A thin parti-.
tion, running half way across the
room, forms a small reces or 1 alcoba,
irt'j winch is a old. wooden bedstead, wit h
a retched straw p diet ami a scanty
covering of old clothes. Qn such a
bed, prtdiably, died the great'discoverer
in poverty and desol ation. In the mid
dle, of th;p:irtitioa is a -little" rquare
window, through Which anyone sree
in in ttira1ci)b.r tuiaht se if anyone
entered-tlie room. The wal!s,bare and
discolored with ago, lotik as .is they had
not been whitewashed T for at least a
century. -The floor ; isof Square earth
en tit s, the same on whteh Columbus
trt)d four centaries ago. -'. In this room
he was for a long time a prisoner. In
that nl.-obay whem ttm crwmaii and his
wife leep ;very nighty tln;f TErjeatsd is-
coyer died. Near the -head 'of inc. hen
the form of a cross has len scratched
with some sharp instrument deep in
the plaster of tlie wall. Tradition savs
that Columbus made the cros--.
an
Bad lioads cost ix llumau Life.
"I am thoroughly Convincett, SaM
the village doctor, "that banner Pet-
son s life could have ! en saved if
Cabtkrsyil Lit, April 23, 13S3.
This will certify that two members of my
immediate family, n.f ter haviag suffered for
years from Menstrual Irregularity .
being treated without beaeflt b;' physicians,
w.ro at length complete! y cured by one bottlo
of JBraaUclit' 6'emalo JCcgulator. Its
eilect is truly wonderful- J. W. Strange.
Book to " WOMAN " mailed FREE, which contains
valuable Information on all female diseased.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
m 7i P t t. n r i- . 7: r; r n uo gists.
f 'MA 1" H F U t
I ' 1 1 & J ft B ft B V-f
believe the result will be much, of. the ro;ida between here and burtons
course somebodv will bet lected. Some- Corners had been as good as they
i he di-da'iCe is leu
i t i lip..
miles, it ioo VoiniLi reierson nan an
oody will draw his saLrv for two or m.ht have been
more vmis; but who vill it lie?
iiititer which pariy gets I lure, m'c
ood men wiil be elected, and ,-ome b i
imur long- r th ui it should have taken
linn Jo ret
ere, all''
me
In If
an
rv of that. 1 wish Cx );- Wa-h- There is no reason !o beii. ve that this
wmBMA Ins. Go.
i l rHlLND
Hi To Yon3
uies ttio. I am sorrv that this is so.
.n maltt-r whicii J)-'i'y l:c:s m the vol
rs m :t win oe us.Mp(iinteii. i am
or
ii!;ton or Tiiomas Jt fler o i had left
oiiie:,-Uv In Villi !.): i reSiii- l!; ill llir-n
i tad i vei V four- years. Thev w-r
.! " Tl
rea! men. H im v couUl nave- It.ii
or.lv one t'o ti the oiiie.we Would b
dyier off. J in nlauie, the "lMMit-i
hour
iouuer l-j orive inere. ami I isj liour
made iXibtlv the dllfereine belrtreu
ife and deal h. '
IMj sterioii.t Disappearance
Ktlilor.
Wilson-, N. C, Nov. 3. Clurles
Wilson, editor of the Advance, at
Wilson, ri. C. has disappeared most
mysteriously from his home there, and
so t;ir all cnerts to trace turn have
failed. Wilson was to have left Wil
son on the three o'clock train that
morning for Greenville. N. C. In his
rcoin was found an unfinished letter
lie hid written to a lady friend, and
in which he Stated, d he must
co.-e, as it ws then io ociocK. tie
d d not. go to Greenville, and no where
abouts of him has-been obtained,
though the telegraph wires have b'en
diligently used. Foul play is suspec
ted. oo. -
On the Best- Authority.
A storv is told of a trial for burglarv
in which one of the jurymen .seemed to
be so certain of the prisoner's innocence,
and pleaded for him so eloquently and
so convincingly, thai the eleven others
(who had no particular bias either
way) allowed themselves to be argued
into returning a verdict ofkknot guilty."
A few tbivs later fresh fac's came to
light which provrd the accused man's
innocence beyond'a doubt, and one of
the wavering jurymen happening to
nv'et with the man who had so power-
Stnb Kndr Thon-ht.
They wlio marry where Ihsy do not
love are apt to love where they do not
marry.
A misspent life is like a wasp. One
does not feel the sting until he f;eU to
the end of it. . ..
Pleasure must be always well dress
ed. Happiness- nevtr thinks about
its clothes.
If theeiirth stopped to wait it would
drop out of space. .
i - -.
Doctrine brings no sinners to repent
ance. , ' v
A liar will break all the other com
mandments if he gets a chance.
Trust iLivoaiaiis iuduetueut. -.but not
LiJf , .... .... .-
ner -1 1 1 n s.:yTnrrTT?'
Wrinkles come to stay.
God mkes character; man m ikes
reputation. Detroit Free Press.
Winter Quarters far Swine.
The farmer who looks after the com
fort of his stock should now direct his
J How lie Kiiew llitu.
An actor in one of the Broadway
theaters not long ngo gate the t.ame
of one of;Dr. Houghton's curate-
reference in a busiocKs transaction.-'-'
The merchant maile hate to the LUtIe
Church around the Corn-r and prefer
red his request for particu'urjj concern- '
jug the fyiancial standing and reliabil
it v of ns proposed customer. MIndcvd ,"
said the reverend gentleman hnry,,I '
can give you no" guarantee, my good
sir; I have merely ademHory ncquiinl
ance with the gentleman, as h is not
a member of onrchiirch"' Wliy that
w very sfwnce 8:,id 1he-merchant,
perplexedlv;he tdd rie h- c me h re
regularly." He does,jeturmd, the
curatet ith a rehiiui&r&i ;smile;'Vlkhe
Air. William Goat
On bord a man-of-war there are
usually several ptts. Their presence is
not f rownexHipou by the .authorities,
for the life of asailor is so iuouo(onoa.
,fln!mn tn wii.l.r nnnrinrs. fnr?hU " u ,UIC5S Y " WtflCOIIle tO
swine. As a rule, no cl of livestock ? cer?1Md Den-; of
have so little attention given to their 'S
surroundings and no other stock on f'Tnf ? rJ ' "P,Uln fa
the farm shows a greater appreciation TPrentice boy, as the hiP; ma,-
of comfortable quarters. Any place or fot A N rru.ser Baltimore ha for
auvthingis good enough for the hogs, her mascot a goat...-
is the nreTa;i:n - id nmoncr the farmers . U hen. .,,e Was V?1 n. COmniMlou,
Hogs are invariably kept for the profit he d4 W.f nle th P.
tu' ;c ,.. "'ri,: ,;..r- Pers wiiiiam uoat."
He is an old
up in Uncle
The first cut-
1)11' IC IO III lilt 111. 1 tin llilUT ICI.IIIII3 I I. I I . . . k
are what a farmer sees when lie buys -t "-""'K veei orougnc up in uncle
.v,. ul.,,,;,.. Ti,;a u..,rr tr.a I om u.iYv irom a Kia
W I Ulvt U.inillllV, A. LUO Ml lll tlUl klltIV . ii . i ! I 1
are two int . ntives for making the pig- Kl "' u.j uuui in wnicn lie win ui-
pensandfccd-lots as ccuveCient and V hmiself to be taken ashons He
pleiisautas possible. First, for the l:sf,'uMo the service erery Sunday
better returns for the amount of feed. "rning '" exemplary manner.
q..,,i ti, rf r.nu iw,, - ork ews.
the pleasure there is in knowing that
vonr stock is being treated humanely. Aloniaiilic Story.
A little planning now and a few hours' "Some of the leading jewellers of
work may be pf much value to you Cinciuatti have been tellim; arom.mtir
during the coming winter. Xathmtl ftory about n stra'nge. drk kinued
St'X-kuian and larmcr. man. about fort v-five vears of ain wUii.
cmt s in iind uuder pretext of want im
31llwankee's Great Fire. to purchase an emerald has the jewel-
i i .. i i . i - . ... .... .
Scores of blocks of Milwaukee's er a.sp av n,s enure wkk. The lei ow
h,r ,t. Unti! firm-. tn-PfliPr with '"o ut. uie moiics exuioneu careiUJiy,
.k...k,- , "V" . fim v w utl-e-aJ, ..Mill
hundreds of frame houses, were de- . , "7 - . vuai nMr
i.i- i i .
ivuilil, is not Hi.
it.!i Ins l!g h .t i not
d Propiurt" doesu "l. hi
eel a nvan oi i u
ugged litni' : v, a im
fu r ti e Ciik :iiil
liell
tlie
"iiiiaiiASa inte baa tii Uc-sa
Shortens Labor,
S Lessens Pain,
0
OF NEW YORK.
COkDr.KSSD STATEISEKT.
JANUARY 1ST, 1SD2.
Assets, - Hr:W38 7t
Iieservtti iur jo icies, N. .
JSl.itniitrvl ji-r tent., and
. Ml Iinl.ii.tic4, - 11,032,520 2;.
Kew. Insurance, 189T, - - i 1 l.7..0il
QutsUnding Insurance, - - 50. 536,022
l'uiu t'oacj -tiolaefs iu - 1,447,000 45
Paid l'oriry-liuliicrj Viacc or-
V ganitotion, - . - - 20,635,554 95
rlncoiac, l'9l - . - 2,ti8 1,435 74
Assets Invested as Follows:
'. Lfnns pei-urtil y mortg'4gcs en
Iteal Kstnte, first lie as,'
i New YorkCitv bon is, - --'Brooklyn
waeer bonds, -
Iliciniond, (Va ) . boii'ls,
Loans to i-oiicy-liolivrs on Co.'s
''" Policies, "- - - - -
Opllate'ral loans, - - " .
Jteal Estate, cost-value', -.
Ca!rin bank ani trust Co.sr
Intcrct accrue;!, .rciniuTns c
ferreil and in transit, etc.,
. p, -.4 HI 92 02
- .27 IB.'12 5t-144,000
10,300
278,7.19 31
3,500
501. SIS 25
-247,703
416.067 77
o
o
O r.nr.1c. tn f Mathers" mailed VJi 275. V.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
-ATLAWTA, GA.
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Tho cnnEost PHI in tlsa Wcrld!
from H j spepsia and Slck-llcadaclioi,
rcntlerlHZ lifo miserable, Tvh.eu tlwSi'
. . . i ,
Tlus Mult-
lit n a -
Diii. i
peop'a', a man
I -111
.11 WHO Win llhlK
ijlow the slroiijif 1 o
.i 'i i f .i. i
?re tor t ves. I tear tli d tin
election wiil not ivc us i!:a: m.-tiT. ()
course I he Pre.-idviil don't lejislatejuit
ie has a k-reat lnltueiM e. 1 he riht
' ii . t i ii
nail eoiU'l "er, a Munillliir lot) in ti cm'
tJaitedStati-s if he con Id once oit eieel
a-e was an isobited one. ,' 1 line nu allS
no! fitly luo.'iev, out f 1 tell liuui:in i:le
us wii. CfuntrV u.-c: wrr'mt? Hi i ureat
e t'.CM ii'!eiit ipon"the condition
of tiie ro.aiK.
It soin'-times happens th .t ihe state
of the io..ils lv-such thai, the phvsicuin
aiiit- t reach sxiiie sii:i;o,-d at all, and
stroked by fire last Saturday. Com
Being informed that nil the emeralds
oil establish- iB l1he store l'"e ra hibifed, he ier
liver, the lltiues, driven by the fierce
fully iitd'ienerd them all thanked him : winds a hurricane which were blow-
sated them from in it. spread with intrhtful ranidity to
the lake, over half a mileTo the east.
At midnight all the southern sec-
liavinjx
wai imy lor
the co.umis-ion oi a great injustice.
And vei, now I think of it," he ad
liunliillirv .if .tl t l:t .in
I1ICIJV1II.1 U J.'J-J III Ml Vl i.-IU'iioi, f . ii - 1
meiitonEist Water street near the Ha,ls ""..ini.y. it is ia ne COJBWg
i win ucjfuim nie mjii, iiati n gOla-5
from ciiy toity in seirch ot a rre
talirmanic ."tone stolen from his ' tribe
ed.vo'- c0'd.d not have known any- j timi ot Milwaukee was in ruins and the
ins nut. as tin- ivmi!i of:, riv.it n.itural
i i
i-ai i mn v, Mien
nnwfail, " bat
as a
bi'C.tn
fiood or
a eivat.
pi'oj'le
i .
i eoole
Kei
way on
d. T:i.-.t is I hjf rouble.
xcitcd and throw 'their votes
ny m an thai toe p.oty puts tij), and
he parlies alwavs put up a man that
s iits a lew. Until the people realize
nore fullv the dotini tmlt awaiis thi;
lati-ui, they will con:inue this dnfu
ro)lislmess. i nilv,
Jake Warseil
e the
i . : i :. i . ' .ii.. i
u lite uiisilless ii is iu oiiJioa iti ie o oi
; he ro.uls hare 21 t built them 111 m: Ii
a u..v th.'t tiny will rem. -in. f..i:!v
oasaiiie :n continued w rt weather.
There nie many matters besides
mere convenience boiiad up in hie
'mention oj' 4 ood pad-. A i ueral
.nij-rovemesit 111 liiem i ill not only
udd gn'all.v to liie wealth 01" the people,
but wnuiil make their iives e.i.-ier and
sometimes no doubt longer. Youths
Companion.
d.
thlii'T about t: ese new l icts tlieil. so
how eon'd you be so sare the man was
ini.fC'iit !"'
"Well," replied the other, "my chief
reason f'r t hi iking th it he did com
mit tlie eritm; is because I did it my
self. .Such authority was certainly not to
be diput-d. Harper s
dreadful
by an American tonrist. He Is said to
be commissioned by his tribe never to
return thl he brings the stone, as it is,
regarded as sacred. ; ,
A Towu la Wales. -
The wdsh language; is famoui (jtt
con murrai 1011 was still 111
progress. Never in the history of the
city has such a calamity befallen it.
Acres-of land, embracing the great
manufacturing di.ncfs of the city perhaps we should say notorious fpr.'
have been devastated and now ties a,e unpronounceable words tuutitcotb:
mass of smouldering ruins. Almost tains. It is doubtful, however, if liiertu
the entire southern division from East j4 anv worj that for length and Uope-
Water street to the lake has becncon- -lessuess-of pronunciation equals the
sumed. ii;im! of altowirnn the island of ' An-
lelegrain were quickly dispatch. d crU-sia. North Wales. It is SDellerL
' . r-ii M . 1 " . - -a I . ' . - . -
1 1 nii..(T 1 l 'itMiiu miwi nii r.r nn i 1.1 . 1 1 11 . . 1
Waslrineton has est, sim e the laying i t 7 " ....VJ lUUS,.. ? U l-WW7
What Some Tliinfr Have
Cost.
Tlie maniliceiU- national canitol at-i
; , for aid, all of which responded prompt- wyriidrabwlityiiogogoch.. How it ife
! i ' . . - 1 ' I "f iO ...
..r lis coinpr-Mone m j coo, very ueanv : , . ,... arUk .i n i ..." ,.; ... 1 7. . .. 1 .V-
$15,(0iM'(K), but the. State Capitol, of '" ' - yr(k . Xn,L " pronouuceu uooouy knows, ii iu, .
v..c Vm.l ,i Aih-.nv ii, ,,mi .assist 111 the dire calamity. ever was a man who knew, he v.
cvmin'e e Ict Shortly before 9 o'eb-ck the variou- obabtv dead long, Miice, for the
A n h -.1"! mosti iuio deparl.i.e..l- of the gas works exphded present-inhabitants call their town by
delg!l has .ipcath tost almost ,t)UU,- - , snpf(iss nn .v;f, rP:,fpninrr bC-..i. ; II..U; 1:.-t'.:.lZ
row old
largest clock in the
ti
i inf tar Pills
will speedily reraoro ell this trouble, v
enabtoyoatocataiidiliestyoitr fooil, SJ
cnloytuent of lifo to vrliicli you have "
been a strangror. Koso 6mall. jrice,V
25 cents. Oiacc, i'aris i-ut:",
o e
Clutrlt MonVGala Wt-ek.
UHAULSSTO.S.O. U., INov. 1 1 I
sectmd tUy of I he jnla week opt-ned
this morning wilh a raiid voluntarv
of national airs onSt.M ichael's chiun-s.
AH the trains coming to the city are
to contain the
world.
A broken wooden horse with
wh
Where; Coliinilius l)i
On the Calle de Colon, a tliugy, n U-
street ill .uladolid,. ab uii
21 )0 y;irus i'iig, stands the house in
whi h Cflumbu-s died aUhotrgli l.i-t
eruntbliiii: into decav. The i'aet that
ri does staijd is not due to any
taken for its preservation, but
to the subdues of its construction.' It '. h )r-e was -150,000, given" by Mr. ilal
is of considerable s z -, and was, iiojCnn.i Pirl)es, of Bost.m, for Ariou
doubt, oiiiiin ally cons: ructed for some- which lie bought from Senator Sran-
! person of rank and ds' inciion. "The f ford, of Caiifornia. Axtel the trotter,
I . . 1 -XT . .. .. .
im,i 1.1 l I O f C 111 M 1,111 niin.io.-'iim " im uniiiuiuj: i ii nr L WO S V 1 Ul UICS Llf nlalTS. Or IQ.
OOO.atul the most expensive buildiiitr of i l, . m, . i 1 " . J . " u
: .. 4 , revei orations, mis loss aione repre-
-i i. . : l i j. ,.. l sei
I lie laiue-o am uio-t r-A pensive c;tv e .1 ti ,l . 1 i
ii 4i "it , iii i ' ., . c ' of the. recently erected Plant
Ii.j.11 in nit u uiu u l-llli.O J.7 luiib Vfl
distiii'"ii;5h it from other LI an fair, tbrv
sen ts 1,000,000, which was the cost say Llanfair P. G. -Among other
tlie. recently erecu a Plant. ,. - w lo nofeneaks the -We h
T . . Ii a rri'u-i f fi s iiU a ivonf tiro r i . ! . Tt
Philadelphia, and its principal tower is .. 1U 7 A i. . " V 1 ... .. . u"g''Hge ,s u:e pnace ta ;aies. ne ,
. ., i- ii- tl ithisciiy ior iu iiours rriaay n:giu
iCl
Napoleon iiom. parte plav'-d -when a
t il a t child was recently sold for 1000 franes.
rather i fhe gre ifest price ever paid for a
- a .
j forty-Hx acres of business and
! residence which is property, valued at
$5,000,000, were burned, upward of
3,t)(H) persons were made homeless and
four lives were lost.
llatinled Locomotives.
"There are on nearly 'ctery railroad
locomotives that are known asjonahs,"
V - fl!. 459,638 78
jTor ageDciw anlo'Jier particulars, nilJres.
" ' - II. P. PhAKS,
' ' Spociid District "A gt.,
; llaluigh.V, C.
Morf olkAUiance Exchange
11 ifind 13 Commerce St.,
iNTorfolk, "V"a., '
Owned and controlled by Allianccraen
for handling producer
COTTON A SPECIALTY.
DonTsell before writing for par-
J J. ROGERS, Mgr.
ticulars to
P. Or-Box 212.
(STATEfflllLE
- Is. tho Phc3 to Get Honumeats, Tcmtstones, S.c .
' lars sto f En.MON'r MARBLE to arrive in a few days Wc guarantee
atisfacli'oii in every respect and positively will'iiot be undersold.
f Griinito Monuments
-i "
. O" all i a specialty -
h- C. B. WEBB & CO-,
15.1
Proprietor.
Meutlon the Watchman .hen yoa write
i-rowded wilh visitors. the weather
is nerfect. This morning, eight t-fficers 1 entrance is through a great Norm .n brought 105,000 when three vears old, said Henry E. Archer, who has spent
" .. .. I -s i.i i . . f m . -.1 fit 111'
archway fi stone, ana me eiit-i aiice j wlnle in lo'Ji, or. ulaise was sold lor twenty ye ns m tne service or me nu-
hall is .pacious, ulnle the staircase is : $100,(100. tiois Cent r.d and is at present S"jouni
reinforced hv a South Carolina con
tingent sallied forth into the wilds of
Berkley-county to chase deer.
Charleston, Nov 1. Peace reig s in
Chai h'tieaiid G-da W cek goes on. lb
city' is litf rally IiuitwhI beneath fo'ds of
stars and Stripew, and its 00,000 inhab
itants are busy entertaining thousands
of visitors mid making tl.emvelyes
happv. Nothing more alarming , oc
, .i
enrrea in me uoirraiiiiiie in amue
broiiti and its incline so
one in ili lit- almost di.ve
geulie, mat One hundred and three thousand ; mg at-the Central. "Locomotive en
np it. The dollars has been off -red and refused for ! giueers are not, perhaps more snoersli
biement of the building is of stone, a lle!)iew Ibbie imw in the library of Uious than other p-oj)le, but I have
tlie V atican at Rome. Ibis makes it known more than one to throw up his
the most valuable book iu the world, so j position rather than takeout an engine
tli at wai regarded as unlucky. ooine
vears atro an enuiue on an Illinois
though tne upper stae is ot onc cov
ever wit h stucco or as much stucco
as lias survived the ravages of time.'
Tlie outer walls are massive, and their
interior is, no doubt, composed of n
stH-cies of concr-'te. or mixure of uior-
i '
mrnt than an exciting and interest ing t-r, pebbles and fragments- of stone,
. ... . t ... .. . i .ii?..
far as dollars and cents go.
Inl0o5. when the entire Dutch nation
was crazy upon tiie subject of tulips, ! road blew up, cutting the firemans
a singlu buHj was sold lor ii'O. At head oE with a Begmeut ot ooiler tron
such prices it would pay belter to raise
"une of -la cross by a bind of civilized ; whicii figures strongly in ail old Span-; tulips than to own the most valuable
g.tld mine in the world.
Speaking of gold mines, where do you
suppose the most valuable bit " of ore,
Mieroiiee Indians trom tiie uoveniuieut i
re-ei vation in North. Carolina. The
game a-;.s wnii by Old-Alan-Afraid-of-The-II
ig amid the plnudits of 10,000
spectators.
To-nigl t there was-a genuine : o 'h
Carolina cake Widk, in which twenty
of the, Afro-American elite of the State
competed. It w;is witne.-sed by 15,000
spectatrs and was a. great success.
The United Stales ships Dolphin and
Vesuvius are still anchored in I lie stream
and are visited acd ndmired by thous
ands of Amejicau Southerners. The
oflleers went into the countiy to-tlay
and rel urued wii h venison enoagb lo
supply the uie8 tables for the entire
crew. Fort Sumter i stiil in its old
place, with i:s garrison i.f one veliran,
who will 'never surrei,di-r. Neilh-'i
fort norfl-ig will be bred upon by the
present, generation of Charlrsloiiiai.s,
who are fO -!iii lor the tdd iligand an
iippropri; tionjto g:.lli-oil Full iloul
trie. The pro echnieal d's. lay, which
some people tb nk is to, di -solve the
lillion. is not scheduled until Thurl v
The Co int ry is app.rently all
h structures. -
No nation in the world, perhaps,
has !esxespect or apprecial ion for the
antique ami tiim-hono:ed than have
the Spaniards. The hoii-e where Co
lumbus died is now used as a cMwstable.
Above the stone archway is a ti:ne-st-ain-'d
medallion. be.tring a u;a-i"s head,
standing out in bold relief on the slue-
ever smelted m the world. st lar as is
known, was' fyu-id? In C dit'o n .i or
Austr.ilia or India? No imbed. It
was a lot containing 2()0 pounds of
quariz-holttuig uold at the rate of 5'-',-000
per t n, and was found in a mine
t t i a . i . . i - ii.- i
co. u iHiei ne.u u is i ne eugiiicii m- at isnpenung. Alien.
.erintion "Anui murio Cohui Auo ; The cost p'iest cirars ever exported
' iDi'C." (Here died Columbus, ear ' from Havaii were a quantity uiade ex
! 15'. 0.)Cl6.e t this bangs a small r i 1 1 - ; pres-lv ior the Prince .of Wales, and
board, with the following iuscrip: i.m : v iluetl at $1.87 apu-ce in the factory.
The engine was rebuilt and made a
good as new but no engineer could be
found to run it more Uihii one trip. It
was soon whispered .about that it was
haunted; that the headless fireman had
an unpleasant habit of appearing on
the tender with pick and shovel and
insisting oii fireiug up. .One night an
engineer ami his fireman tle-ertctT- the
locomotive while oirt-on a run, and the
conductor attempted lo bring the train
iu. He was not afraid of ghosts! not
ne
night,
light.
New milk sold .herej'yo.i may ?ee it
miiked." An old woman living there
gives tourists some information.
Upon entering the ancient structure
one steps into the sp.icuus entrance
ha. I, which is pitched wilh smalt peb-
ii. i ' . t ' i i i .
ne-. wu eu ner sine is a larLre uooi-
wav, but the doors have been remove
and through the opening one can see
tiie co.vs sti;:doig iu rows. Ineoty
ciiyjs are s. ab ed in the lowt-r part of
he Louse5' The cov m;-n 'and his fam
ily live iu the upstairs. One isqnickly
:ed into a room overlook Hi. t e tr t-t
H it be side-tracked at the first
opportunity and waited until, divhgiit
r i
' before completing the run. He
i me that the shost was no i -ke; that
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The laikrestsum ever asked-or olfr- Uverv tune the furiiat:e door -was leil
...1 for siii-rl.. diamond was fc2.150'U00. onen the h-?adless apparition entered
which the Prince of Hyderabad,. in In-j tiie cah. bearing a shadowy oop of
l - I i ' 4 1... 4 -.1.... t . . 1 I I,'..,. ll,n uiiifiiiu tiV 111
ilia, a'Mvi'U io gi e tuc j cici i.o .cai. i m mwni.ii .n. iunniu .-'j
th'-n owuetl the imperial, which is con
sidered the finest stone in the world.
The Shah ol Persia and the Sultan J b
the shot). Then an engm-er, who was
eo.ni!d t either t -.'-e it out or lose
. .... i
i- pi..-; i n. m-eiu
d it. I
ir lore
N ' of Turkey each p.e-s -s a -prayer mat bad run a i.-n i'.-s it w. nt
' J? 1 1 "l I I 1 4 ....I,.! . 1, ',...:,, .
hroogli
!.. 1 .1 ....., ...,,1 nai'l I. ....!.,.... ......'...! .iiJll-r,!!, idled
Ol 1M" lllilil ''1 il a;iiuu ii n mi i.-, a c i i ' . 1 ,4 ' " 1 . ..... .
;i!i.t val-K-d at oiii-thiag o -er 82.5'J u n- e -pb-. Jr was never rebuilt."
000 tpiec". Tiie largest ami most . t-xpen- j (JlSbe Ih m x rul.
is a fluent French and Gertnn speaker.
but in his youth it wjs not thought
wise to endanger his mmd andtemper
by insisting upon his learning the lang
uage of his principabtv. Harper's
Yoiuiff PeopU ;- -
rI h :iiit3g-Viotr JLruclumutiOii.
W'ASiiisrGTox, Nov. 4. By thePres-
ident of the United States of America:
A proclamation. - 1
The gifts of God to our people dqr-.
ing the past year have been so abund
ant and so sjecial thaPthe spirit of !e
vou t t ban ks-gi v i 1 1 g a waits not a call,
but only the. appointment of a day
when it may have a common ' expres
sion. He has stayed the pestilence at
our door; lie ha given ih more love
for the three civil institutions in the
creation of which His directing provi
dence was so conspicuous; He h-8
awakened a deeper reverence for law;
He has widened our philanthrojy by a
call to succor the distress in other lauds;
He has blessed our schools and is
bringing forwarda patriotic and God
fearing generation -to execute, his great
and benevolent designs for our coun
dry ; H inus given us great increase m
material wealth and a witlejdjtFusion of
contentment ami couif.irt iu the homes
of our people; He has' given his gracu
to the sorrowing: . '
AViieref RF., I. Benj imin H trrison,
Presid ut of the Uiiited States, do call
upon ill our j-eople t oliserve, f as we.
have b -cu won, Thursday, the 24th
d tv of this montll7)f Novem'r, as s
day of Tiunksgiving to God for his
merciet, of supplica.ion for his contin
ued care and grace.
- In testimony whereor I havcunlo set
my hand ami cau'e i l i e eai oi
United State-HiO be jiCixed.
Do:;.- at the ( .tv .( W a
this fot.r n day- of . v t-in oer, on
. . i t
sive rug m tne won.l. m ule or ine or
tli.iarv mateii tls of wijich such liiin-js
:.re mm ii Fact ii red. h 'owned by the
r. v. v t s
lac jo ivt ie
.: ... ...i. i .K. .1 Ti... i .,i"i j; T 1. Tfn.'. .i.eor if Oc
ine room wiiurt uDiuiiuHisuiru. io- i. jrpon Ivluo or juuuuuii. -liwii o traibl 0 me i
vinibuvs are furiiislicd with inas.vj You hi People. ' -n.ie--iowk.ea
; u!
In. in i Ti nn.. w nets: -'It does
.1 mr H i i I tu. 1 n d
K9 tli Uie lung3 od ;tsli.ra.i ini
. o Jt-. i-t oii.tr uitaie
the
ingto:i
!...i; ,iitl e gU.'.
: .i, and of the
ituii i.e I i'U'l
niiict -
. i
lll'l' i e:iOei!' i Oi til !
Uaiied'SUi'es the t.oe . ili,l!ilrel ana
.evenienth. Re.n'Jamis Haisujso.v.
ii v tin.- Pltsi lent:
Jonx
S.EB,
S.ciVt iv of State.
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