The Cholera Kasiaff
.on G. a Young, of tfa Marine IIos--tUl
Semce; stationed at Zsaple,ltalj,
oayc-foed Snrgeon GeneruHVyrnaa
i hat the cholera continues at that place
verHging'ihree cases daily. . f ?
The Arriu Hospital Semee nl.sorer
mred cable niesfcaege this morning
Vurough the Department of tatefroru
'!onul Stiickland:at"Goree.IjHjar Afn
... vlnvr (Thotera, Drerails iu SeDegal.
So stUwtici its to the uun.iber of case
nd deatli or Other particulars aregu-
en. pengai is n r ryMY v,lY" " . r
ilence in West Af rjca.
c
JIwoCleyerAnJwerf: :
- It is reported that a-wan, appointed
xth auditor of ;tjbe treaafufry subject to
riminVtion. was asked to state ti e
distance of' the moon to the earth
liis written answer was simply, -."Not
iiear euuuxu . . , .
....ifViV" H nasu-ed. So did
another who. being examined for etii
'nn'.n,I.. Jn'tli. treaaurv. was asked
A.mdii wilil ifM England sent
this country during the TlerjJuuon.
His answer was,.'.4 Wa,njSbt m.?re
.than eyer go dck.-
X Lift Teroi ConTipt Tried for Mnxder
Jackson, Mis.-., Juiy .--Uenry Sin
gleton, who murdered LuluPayne in the
penitentiary a few da v ago, haigbeyii in.
Viicted for murder; He will be tried at
the present 'terui of court if bts condit
ion will pennitit. iiigletoii w n.uwKr
Jring a liTe sentence for murder. His
case will perhaps be the only one on re
cord where a life coiiyiet Iras ever be
fore been tried before a court for mur
der. As the evidence i conclusive the
re ii little doubt of hia irceiyiiig the
extreme penally.
. c u sumptipn Curable.
hatjanuoqa, Teuti., July 2.5. The
r ' T II l. .1., . I I... 'fV.. rvf
ihiit city, thoiigu City hjviciaii Uol
lan.dr "that each of theelejren thiruVUge
couamptives placed uixjer the treat
ment obtained from Ir.An;ick-of Cin
cinnati, by the C)y authorjtie-i several
weeks ago have improved ttja dgrees a)
jaost miraculous. The result, as given
o tlie prtis-i by Ward's IsJ-uu hospital
Nw York, while equally sensational,
. comprehensive and lical me
- .iu ! ...i-t litis is the uio4
, iu - rat ton tnat coiisumjH
i ia i-.r ui uie. The
"" . patients to whom
..; i Dr. Amick' medici
:,r, . . uf ;upf ) u Ui it i heir ap
prittes t:.ve retut u-- I ; liu-y sleep well
..'. -'.i-i.tt', havii iio nighL sweats; the ir-rit-4i
, n,-4 oouu;h h.i ois;)pared and
.they feel tirii-lt s router in ewry way.
Lo- - .ivstciaitsrepctrr. simijar results
.ii. ;, v t'e li'uii) th medicine. flirnishel
,t; h - 'lift Cincinnati doctor, and UH
janoireuiiy -.j' 'h ; is tlie most
iu,-- ii.jt 'u.covery medical science
has ycl brought to light.
With Rid tt li rei : LvJk .elcscop astroa
pmvu byc i'1c the starti.iujj ilisrover, that
one of ths U-s of I upijer is ii.ub!e iu other
woruj m-ii. wnai n is :.crew)iote ueen uten ior
. smull one, the lesser lowly revolving Around
the greater.
CENEBAL WErYS.
Work baa Te.i ujeuded 9? orth
tud vTeterV Iluiiroad Iroin Jt-gypi
Asheboro.
Jnd "C. Connor prefitling over Cumberland
SuiH-rior Court bi seateuced the two Fayette-
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. .11- hmki-ri ta ti-Il VMM eat'U 14 l
peiiileittiarjr. t
t'ndertbe provisions of the late A J. DrcxelV
will giving his tlerk $loo fur every .veorth
had ben with liiui, one of theni will receive over
Over two huu.lred African converted
in Uganda and tbe regions about have
suffered death rather thn give up their
taiih in Christ.
Gov. Markbainy of California, lul
splointed Geo. C. Perkins United
Stales Senator to nil out the utiexpir
ed term of tbe late deceased Senator
San ford.
V.C.Perry lias assuined editpria
charge of the Spirit pf the Souti, at
Rockingham, K. C. Xl) P'r 'il
have no political opinions, whcl
means that it will bear watching.,
$jta.e Auditor Furinan says that t);e
tate rxiitsiou fund this i year will be a
i.Vi . . siiVw Art 'in
iiu e over .mere am uaoy
Brets of General Jfature. r
The Kepuhlhan says that Pastor
Taneutine, of Centenary 2d. E. cluirch,
Winston, has giyen ont that ne in-,
tends to jchtirch those of his rnember
who dont stop dancing, drinking
wlmkey au playing cards. :
Tb? deputy collector fpr Iredell m
prepMrtfd about f 0 bonds for ' brand
distillers, and, the Land ma) k aays; lia
abut that iiMiiy more in sight. In a
me:us that 0 braii.dy .disljlleries will
be in operation in th?4 couuly" this
ear.
The Sun says the frescoing of the
intei ior of Trinity Metluxlist cbnrch,
of Durham, done by tlic SIm falconer,
of Baltimore, and for which they re
ceived over $1,000, iaa perfect Uitcb.
It is falling off and all the work will
have to be doue4veT.
Mr. I. W. Clark, master mechauic
for the Cape Fear Yadkin Valley shops,
has a child of remarkable physical de
velopments. Scarcely three yeanK old',
it nevertheless weighs 50 Kunds,wars
a No. CJ hat and No. U shoes.
J)a 7y Stinuta rd : There whs a n egro
at tlu depot Tuesday night who claimed
new application. There will be an eu-L becould not uik He was smok-
jng a cigar, and one of the boy's pre
tended that he was going to take it
from him. Although he was dumb, he
yelled: 4Go a way from here." lie forgot
Jaa.es Gordon Bennett, edit tr of tie
New York iefW, Ifiis determined to
endow a number of utrdals to be given
to college students who prepare the
best papers on subjects calculated to tit
them for the work of journalism. He
will distribute these medals among a
jjiiiuber of colleges, and will leave their
atfardto the professor of the colleges
The Wilmington Star; Some of J he
Republican organs are assert iug that
the South is suffering from Democratic
rule at Washington because there were
not so many cotton factories built in
the first six" months of this year, as in
first fix months of last year. But
these esteemed uivans eiit ireiy Ovei ho
the fact of the financial stringency
from which the country ha Mitfereb
in the past six months as the result of
republican folly and ciimiiiality.
The date for the re-tin ion at Con
cord of the survivors of Company F.
First North Carolina Cavalry, Couft -
rate army, is August 15th, instead of
August 1 at, as heretofore prbli-hed
The hour is 10:20 o'clock unJ after the
re-union meeting the company ill
take dinner at the St. Cloud. hotel.
A wind and rain storm of .unusual
seventy " passed through this section
Saturday evening, doing considerable
damage to timber and buildings. Evasi-
glit Fife, who was on lii way to
Cleveland Springs iu a bii;2, wast
flight in the.storin ou the bridge near
town. The b"'gy was blown against
he railing, and the driver says. Fif
did s line powerful prajiug. --Shelby
lie r inc..
F
kURELY a veffetaWe compound.
made entirely cl roots and herbs
eathered from the forests of
peorgia, and has been used by millions
pi people with the best results. U
CURES
All manner of Blood diseases, from ths
pestiferous 'little boil on your i.osj to
fhe worst cases of inherited blooj
taint, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
atarrh and
SK1NCCER
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease mailed
fjtifc bwiFT bfECiFtc Co Atlanta, Ua.
. A. young lady near Weldou picked!
up what she thought lobe a very prettvi
little pebble near the Warren line, ;Jt
was. sent to an exeri lapidary in New
Ypt k and fouud lo be a gen nine dia
mond of I be firt water.,
CHILD BIRTH
MADE EASY! -
" Mothers' Friesd " is a scientific- -ally
prepared Liniment, every ingre
dient of recognized value and in
constant use by the medical pro
fession. These ingredients are com
bined in a manner hitherto unknown
1MU I IlLiAO
FRIEND
WILL DO all that is claimed for
h AND MORE. It Shortens Labor,
Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger ta
Life of Mother and Child. Book
to " Mothers " mailed FREE, con
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials. .
Sentbr ezpresten receipt of price f 1 M per lottlt
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, 6a.
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F. W. Hujiekoper and Reuben Foster,
Receivers.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE,
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 27,
Renews its allegiance-
mpcracy.t he- Cause
of the People,
de.
Mis 4''e Jougfellow celebrates
Jier fstt.li1er,.i Ijirthday eucb year by pro
viding u special CAf for a party of work-
jug 'girl frjotu po$lpn, different ones
lein; invited eacl season ? and enter
tains them for the afternoon sit the old
jiiiitoric niiinsiou in jQambridg.
Nw5 fron) Presitlent Cleveland is
ib".' will 11 p;vivif. a Southern
iU.a .',). the S'lpraie ' t-.ri, Vacau'c?.
-iluH'iijbt i.ae Souti) I ready one mnii,
thaiiliB lo tlarrisoii, ixpu.i itw Delicti
la th-it enodiU? Surely it is fair divis
ion lo give 43,000,000 ei)?ht members
Mod 22,000,000 one member. This is in
tended for ijouy. Wilmington Messeu-
A Windsor Telegram fajii: Frank
M. Taylor, n proiuineut farmer of this
pounty, living near Ebemeser church,
with other ttu at ' bern2er church
Sunday evening engaged in conversa
tion. Jilr. Tylorbecaine Tery much ;
excited, turned tery red iu I he face and
fell down and died bfore he could be
.carried home, about two mile -from
jthe church. Mr. Taylor wa 50 yean
pf age, a member of the Ebernezer
Metohdist church and had served
through the war as a lieutenant in
Company G, Thirty-second Regiment,
North Carolina State troop. At the
dose of the war he wa in coidiuaud
pf hia company.
Chicago, July 29 The Wortu's Fair
fill be open next siuuday.
This decisiou wa reached last uight at
tneetiug oft he council of adininistra
fiou wbeu a long set of reoluiiona was
adopted reciting the proceeding iu ibe
Cliaginan injunction suit aud finally
frderiug tba "the j World's Colutobiau
Ixpositiou aud the gale thereof shall be
ppened to the public ou Kuuday next, iu
f he same luanuer aud on like terms ami
ponditious that prevailed prior to the
said onler of the ppifiicif, aud it U further
ordered that certified copies of this order
pe transunitted to" the geueral director
and uperiiileiideut of the a.tmisMions
with instructions to observe and enforce
Jhepume."- Next week it is hoped lhat
)heiuattr wilt bedetiuiceiy aud finally
settled and tbe public will know whether
to couut upon a six or seven day fair.
tirely lie w apportionment of teinions
a m ou g t h e f o u r c Iiisses.
Georgia' melon crop Una year U
estimated to be worth uearlr a quarter
of a million dollar to t.be farmers ami
ferhap a hundred thousand dollars t.o
the railroad in the State. The State's
crop wilt run up to 8,000 car loads, it
i said, and at $00 a car the farnier
will get almost a quarter of a million
dollar.
$LKix, July 28.-Xewg was received
here torday from Sparta that Mr.Callo
way Richardson had the misfortune to
get hj toot aud part of his leg torn off
in a breshiug machine which he was
operating. The accident occured on
Wednesday, 20th.
Charleston, S. C. July 28 Ada
Hierg,a negress, was hanged at Walter
boro ttiday for thelnurder of her half-brother-
last June. She confessed on the
scaffold that h t a;ed f ther who was
also convicted, but respited by Governor
Tillman, had nothing to do with tl.e
crime.
Welch, W. Va., July 27. Late last
night there was u rear cud collision be
tween a freight and a passenger train
on the Norfolk mid Western railroad
about a mile from this city at a sharp
curve. John Frank man. brakeman on
the passenger train, was under a pas
senger car when the freight struck it
auoMie was killed. Four unknown
men who were beating their way in
the first box car back of the tender
were also killed.
Denver, Col., July, 20. Thirty-fly
i unrired hungry people were fed with
"oread, uieat and milk thi morning In
the mission. The lit of idle men i
increasing" the miners come in fron
the camps. It had been planned b
the unemployed men that" 1,000 ol
them should march to the QorcrjorV
office this morning and demand frr.
transportation east, but they were di
uded from doing so by the effort? ot
Rev. Myron Reed aud Thomas Uzzeli
A train load of men will be shippei
eastward to-night.
Pittsburg, Pa., July 20. Join
Souse killed his wife aud two childret
sometime between 11 und 2 o'clocl
last night and (hen attempted to cov
er his crmie by setting the house oi
tire. Fireuieu soon rxtinkuished th
Annies and discovered the dead bodies
I he wile with her head crushed by j
hammer aud the children smothered
A boy 8 years old and an infant li
weeks old were fasfenened in the build
ing by their father, but the arrival o
the fireman saved them. The rescuei
by says his father killed his mothe
and other two children. . The roon
showed evidence of a ; desperate fiht
for her life by Mrs. Sonse. Souse is ii
jail. ,
Rev. A. D. LI Moser died at hishomi
in this city yesterday morning after i
long illness, aged 55 years. Decease
was a Lutheran, having formerly serv
ed a charge at Kuochrille and othei
points iu the State, but of late Yean
I, -
ne lias been compelled, ou account ol
ill-health and age, to retire from th
ministry. He was a devoutly piom
i - ,
uiiu, anu in nra tiay an able tpeakei
it . -
ne leaves a wife and son iu verv oesti
tute circumstanceiT' The funeral
vice will be couductwl this morning ai
10 o'clock from St. Mark s church b
Rev. Dr. Bowman. Charlotte Obser
ver.
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' A special received at Raleigh from
loxboro, in leron countv, tujs that
m r
Alornion iiiMionarie are at work 111
that countv, and thai they are vUitin
md disiributiu tracts anion; the poor.
They have announced a uu.-s meeting
o b? held on the 30th of this mouth,
when it is thought thwy hope to nuke
1 number of couvrts.
The Caucatian mys that when the
5tatc Guard were pairing thiough
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Vlorehead City, and while the crs
.vere being shifted, the oldieis" pil-
getl the watermelon patch of Mr.
i'oni SniHrs and robbed it of nearlv
very ripe melon. The act i de n Min
ed, as it desirres to be if the f.ct.s are
is stated.
News is received here Ih. t ex-Sh r
ff A. It. Lakey, of Yadkin county, wl o
A4 reported short in his tax collec-
ions mude an assignment a few d tys
igo to A. E. Hoi ton and David Shore.
lis 1otitltueii met iu Yadkiuville and
ttl. d up the deficie 1 cy in the ex
heriff's taxes. It is said that hi. proji
rt, which he turned over to his
mlsnien, will more than pay nil hi
iidVbledues. Winston Sentinel.
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The Courier says a Roiboro drsy
uan accidentally dropped his watch
nto a well which had U feet of water
n it. He was unable to get it out and
i little darkey agreed to. recover it for
urn ior to cenw. a Uargain wa
truck, the darkey dived three time
tnd the third time brought up. the
Uatch; but the people of the town
lon't wantauy more water out of that
well for dritikiug purines.
The Shelby Aurora of last week
vent into a theological discussion anil
indertook to prove from the Bible ant'.
ts intellect that there is 110 perfection
icrr. Evangelists Cook and Ouati!.
euni were holding a meeting iu a tent
t Shelby, and Brother Cot.k held 11
Jible in one hand and the Aurora it
he other and denounced the latter a
a rotten sheet." Said he hadn't sin
led himself for eleven years. Editoi
Miller waited 011 him aud heat first de
aied the language and afterward
jromisedin the presence of wituese
o retract it; but he left without re
rocting, and the editer i still of ih.
pinion.
AsnEViLLE July 19.--The postoffice a
Alexander was burglarized Tbursda
uight. The thieves got $200 cash aui
$2S iu stamps besides a lot of jewelrj
iere U no clue to the ifidetty of tb.
Wives
and Daughters
Often lose the benefit of life
assurance, taken out for tlieir
protection, because of ill-advised
investments. Again,
the intentions of the assured
sometimes fail of realization
through the prodigality of a
son to whom the sudden pos
session of so much money
proves too great a temptation.
The
Equitable Life
has provided against these
contingencies by offering The
Tontine Installment Policy.
The premiums per thousand
are much less than under
older forms of insurance, and
theamount is payable in 20, 25
or 30 annual payments, thus
securingacomfortableincome
for the beneficiary. Write to
W.J. RODDEY, Manager,
For the Carolina,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
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Ou Ornct is Opposite U. S.'P.TtiT C'ct
and we can iecnre A.aU'iit iu lota time uoii-w
remote from Wn-liintun.
Stud model, rtrJwin, or phntrr.vV 'i'.h dcf"P
tton. We advi.Nf jiaK-ri'.sl lo it n"t. frw
charge. Our fee nnwTiil lut'ent i f cur.
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umea of artanl cin nt in y-ur iU
lown, tent frue. Addrc.-,
Trains 11 .nd pi Pullman HufTei sleepers between f hp prVr ftf 'Jf , i,,kI1l(4 ... i ,w l
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iweeu Wasliinplon and Atlanta; and between j l"t;,t-', mem ami pie id With theTl so
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Y. A. Tl'liii. iiener.il Passenger Agent.
Was'iinuaon, I). '.
. H. II AlJDW'U'k, Asst. Oea'l Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Oa.
W. II OltKKX, SOf. HAAS,
Ge:ri Man ijfer, - Traffic Manager
Washington, 1). C. V,'ahhington, I), r.
windows. -U. v. Js. Stalker. D. D.,
in '-Men and Morals." !
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News lias come t lint cholera is killing hogs !
in the Iloxobel section of Bertie county
Opr. Patcnt Officc. Washington. 0. C.
For Malaria, Lirer Trou
ble, or Indigestion, use
BROWN ' S "IRON B I ITERS
What'stheMatterwithit?
If you think there is anything the
matter with your watch, let us take a
look at it. Don't let it go on ticking
itself to ilestruct ion. A tew particle:
of Just will, in a few weeks, do mon
damage than the ordinary wear am
tear of h year's time keeping. On1
guarantee is for Twelve Months.
Have. you sceji the beautiful line oi
SILVERWARE?
we are now offering, and the cotnpleti
selections of clocks, watches and jew
ilry. We are prepared to satisfy th
lesires of the mast fastidious, ii
inything in our line, and a call wil
jonvince you that we are
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Hegular Horizontal Piston.
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We pay the highest caih price fo
jold, and will buy in any quantities,
Very Respectfully,
REISNER
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