jYjUKTlI SERIES
SALISBURY, N C. THURSDAY AUGUST 31, 1893.
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W h at i s
Castoria is
Dr. Samnel Pitcher prescription for Infants
jxd Children.
It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
. . a a a a
7her Narcotic substance. It 18 a narmicss UDSiiiato
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
tt is PJcasant. Its Guarantee Is thirty years' use ly
vf Mothers. Castoria Is the Children's Panacea
juiiu"""
f..ii,.n Wtn
the Mother's Friend.
! Castoria.
Castoria.
rtorla well adapted tochMrenthat
ireoof . a arum. M. D- -
Hi So. Oxford bi., inxiu j n. x .
..rLmwof 'Cautorta fa so universal and
tjowriuso
rfaroarerogal
-.Wlirtrt tamQie
' Caau Uasxth, D. D.,
aw York City.
al. awwnt a. wtrrV
tlon to endorao it. Faw are tia
i yebo do bo kaep CaMorU
Castoria. curat Oolic, Constipation,
Boor Stomach, Piarrbce, Eruciatioa,
Kill Worm, p" "luep, aud promotes f
feetion.
Without injurious medication.
Tor several yean I hara
jour 'Oaatoria, and shall always aootisnM U
do ao as it has Invariably praditoed bwna
result." -
Eoimr F. Fajubx, M. Dn
lKtit Street and 7th A,t., Kaw York Oty
1 Thk Cectai Coutaxy, 77 Mctuut Stkkbt, Nnr Yosx Crrr
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U...S. Gov't .Report
Mm
P V
'Was
AIHJuTEl-tf P2JD5
aid that u proper appreciation of tbee
opportunities has not lesn shown by
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SO;
AH Quiet hms tit Potonte.
Ly ncn Law for a Special Crime.
The lynching of negroer in tba
Southern States is undertaken now al
most exclusively because of their f re
quentcoinniiaeion of one mast brutal
and exasperating crime, a crime rarely
T?r COmiaitttfd SUTB bv a Jiirrn I rvmi)u;n. V U XT-. J . I II iboL u k ..il. . -i .
. - -j - o- rr... mi vuc A'en aiigiBUueni raau beat to tad fro
AreuotpuuishedinNorUieramrau-llywekwujeit "wudtieB
immigration either from the North, or hmted. it U Wrif?1
made eapecully from foreign oouu- SecoadrirgiiiUCaTalry.
Ve have n rnrvstttnHv innninr Except now n! th. - . .
1U
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l,,T,rrTr.'rt-.iu and Monthiv
3 Strengthcn Ab feeble, builda
tptliewLolesyitcm. It Las cured thouaan
iviHcifcyou. Drug-ists Lave it. Bond -
itmiO fr bock.
.j. p. go;o?-' rf- r'ai?"i.1 Kr-
fBaHMBBBBBaBHsBBBBaBBB
ALLSKINDBLOOD
DISEASES.
The Beat Houseli old Medlciue.
Oaw or twice each year the sya
tekneed. puretng of tho iiapnrl
ta which clog;- the blood. From
clildljood to old age. no itemed y
.et all cases with the saao oer
lainty of "Dod results aa
iJiJTAN'ir. BLOOD BALM.
C McCh-.hiy, Webb City. Ark.v vritrs.
3. B. i:.-baa dune mc mne ROjd : d I.tf
KKy ihio ny other il"od pvr:ficr I ever ucd.
I c the comfort ol my lifetoit." y
P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., AufruA 10, i?PT.
ruo: "1 depend on B. H. B. fc the pseervH( u
" ;n h!th. I have rati- it in my Umi.y
H - two ycjn, and in Il that tisr o lave it bad
' ! vedGct f;"
SUDDEKDETH!
The Community Shocked.
" Lait evening, just after tea, while Mr.
Thomas Hartmao, a promiuent and higLIy-
retpected cituen, apparently in the best ul
health and ipirits, was reading a newspaper,
the sheet suddenly fell to the floor; h
placed one hand over his heart, gasped, and
sank back in his chair, tvidentlv uncon
scious. The family were stricken with con
sternation, and immediately summoned a
.physician. Hut it was too late The old
? gentleman was dead. Physicians gave heart
disease as the cause." Holbrttok Herald.
Every day the papers contain statements
similar to the above. Even youth is no de
fense against heart disease, and the awful
rapidity with which it is claiming victims
forces upon all a conviction of tu prevalence.
Reader, if ' you have a symptom of this
dread disease do not hesitate a moment in
attending to it. Delay is always dangerous,
and in heart disease too often fatal. Some
symptoms of heart disease are shortness of
breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or
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tenaerness in ten siae, laoaiatr. or miui, ir
regular pulse, smotherings weak or hungry
spells, fainting spells, dropsy, etc.
Charles Karen, York. Pa., writes: T suffered
from heart dlieate years. Frequently my
heart would seem to jump into my mouth, and my
eondlUon made me Tery melancholy. Phydclans
fare me no relief. I became so much worse that
was not expected to lire, but was induced a a
last reaort to use Dr. Mllea Mew Heart Cure. The
second day I felt rreatly relieved, aad at the end
of ten days I felt like a king. My gratitude Is too
ieepb: expression."
Joaeph Rockwell. Unlontown. Pa., afd 82
yean, aays: "For four years previous to oefin
otnf the use of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure I was
afflicted with heart disease In a very MTere form.
Had taken alt so-called cures, but with no benefit
antil I used Dr. Miles' remedy, one bottle of which
eared me." .
J. D.Hethsrds. High Point, la., makes the following-
statement : " I was a wreck from heart
diaeaae and stomach trouble when I beiran minf
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and Kerre and Liver
Pills. At a result of their use I am weU."
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is sold by all drus
fists on a positive fTisrantee, or sent by the Dr.
If lies Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind . oa receipt of
price, fl per bottle, six bottles for $S, express pre
paid. It is positively free from all opiates or
dangerous drujt. Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver
Pills. S5 cent per box, Ive boxe. $1.00. Mailed
anywhere. Free book at druf gists, or by malL
For Sale by all Druggists.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular correspondent.
In addition to the silver debate in
the House this week, .which has Wen
unusually interesting, two great Bnan-
cial speeches were made by Democrat
ic Senators,' one by Senator Vorliees,
on Tuesday, and the other by Senator
HilUtoday. Both of these Senators
are friends of silver aud both of them
furor the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman law as the best
method of preparing,lhe way for other
legislation dealing with lilter as mon
ey. "
Theie was a sharp debate in the
Senate this week, for a few minutes,
over the question of whether a resolu
tion offered by Senator Peffer, enquir
ing of the Secretary of the Treasury as
to the action of national banks in large
cities in refusing to cash upon presen
tation, checks of depositors, should be
disposed of at once or be referred to
tionable.
There has been some talk this weak
about the probability of the extra ses
sion coming to a cloe before. the first
of October, but the most experienced
legislators will net express an opinion
as to, the length of ''the session until
something more definite is known
about the probable length of time the
Senate will take to dispose of the Vor
hees bill for the repeal of the purchas
ing clause of the Sherman bill. The
House will not necessarily be idle after
it disDoses of the repeal bill, as Repre
tentative Johnson's bill providing for
an fexchanire of U. S. bonds for cur
rency, at the option of the holder of
the bonds, the interest on which will
cease so lone as the currency is retain
ed, will probably be reported from the
committee ou Banking and Currency
soon after the silver vote is taken, and
the same committee may also report a
bill for the repeal of the tax on
Stat bank currency. But it may oe
mties in a wanner so summary. We
answer that within the past year there
liaye been several instances north of
the Ohio'river,of the lynching of ne-
gro ravishers. But if the' assertion
weie" absolutely true, it would not
meet the argument with which the
Southern uan justifies his report to
"Lyueh Law" in punishment of this
crime. He alleges, and the fucts sus
tuin him, that such offenses are rarely
committed by white men, but con
stantly attempted and often perpetrat
ed by the worst class of negroes, which
unfortunately, is in many parts of the
South a very numerous class. .Such
negroes have neither the intelligence
nor the self command which will warn
or restrain them from the gratification
of any passioii at the cost of any crime.
It is an exceptional case when a white
Will hAt .- , ..
UI heartily indorse any effort for the Note ewio-titf u
encouragement of immigration to the baaing out, aU alone the r .k
booth. Men from the North or "Aiiouie along thePountae ton! ,
abro:l wiir be cordially received there, WbtreiriliepeaeenudriM
and they will find ample rportttnity TheI' u hy .of the clelT TuuL
to employ 8k il led efforts in the direc- Onhr'htof th
tiou of agricuUnrul or manufacturing a tremulous ighJ &n' rc 1 aiul"iJ,
enterprises. The resources of the sec- Through the Xoxtst leaves'! low' 'd
tion in both these respects are great, ias', w'"' u cr''"
and, to a large extent, open to develop- WhUe the ,Ur p toi, w ;th tf .
nient. It is probable that false, publi- 'T,- - h
cations upon the relations or the white p ttxdfor th rny U &i p r..n '
and black man in the South have in Tllr l only the sound of tiie k
the past deterred immigration. "
nI1l a . 1
"ltie trutn is. no nesrro problem i.,,,., - .. u
really exists. Doth races ure in a con
dition of peace and contentment. 1
two wa
i r, t
hope thai in the future the South will
receive her full share of immigration."
No man upeuks for the South with
more authority nor more liberal and
fice, dark -and
i
regular
(DiURS
.IKnr and Onmplete Treatment, eonslstlng' of
fCPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment and two
oxso( Ointment. A never-falling Cure for Piles
ft STsry nature and degree. It makes an operation
vlttk the knife or Injection Of earboUo add,whlck
art painful and seldom a permanent rare, and often
rMfiung u death, unneoeeeary. 'Why endurr
this terrible disease? Ws auarantee,
poise to our nnv case. . Yoa only pay for
MMot received. i a box, 8 for 96 by mail. ttompt
. Onaranteen issued by our agents.
mWQTID ATIHI1 CureOllee r'reveetsd,
niiwb Jspsness Uver Pellets
B rest UVER and 8TOM A.CI1 REGULATOR and
BIOOOPCKXFIEK. BmalL mild and pleasant to
.paoUUjr adapted tor children's use MDosea
senta,
SCaSlOTZES toned only jf '
EDWIN CUTHRELL,
Salisbcit, N. C
the Finance committee. Trouble was tQ da aothing in the House uu
til the Senate acts on silver. In that
case the Houss will only meet every
three days.
The Senate has decided against seat
ing the appointed Senator Lee Man
tle from Montana.
avoided bv a demand for the
order," which sent the resolution to the
foot bUhe calendar, where it will have
to await its turn, unless sooner taken
ud bv a vote of the Seuate. It is per
fectly well known in Concrvss that
the national banks of N-w York and
other cities havebeeu refusing to cash
checks for their depositors, for one
. iw.. a Hmiu Johnson, of
.... i e
man, however degraded, will outrage a f jltst appreciation of fucWs entering
into its present condition than the
IIn. Hoke Smith, lie says that last
year was a year of ''stress" with the
Southern people, and that they are
now prepared to successfully deal with
stringency in money. It is glad news
that this great section of our liistei
hood of States is so well equipped tint
for it the financial storm has ua terrors.
For the North the bolt was sped from
IV a ..
woman. He may be wicked and bru
tal enough to do so, but prudence at
least controls his passions. The in
stincts of the negro of the lower order
are not ouly more bestial and vicious,
but are under as little control as those
of un animal. He is us absolutely in
capable as any animal of subordinat
ing impulse to reason, and, under
strong excitement, he has all the cru-
ot the
bed,
Far away i ,k, ;
i ism slack
Grows gcntl. iia teUe,'
As he mutters a rra- t
asleep V InMre,: -
For their nersBsy, Lfff
Thau.gbt htBtJlt lovejn ufl
-lolHiBaiuj, jM.iiur
luuroj vows
Were pigged to beaver broke .
-mJX urawing his sleeve reairhlv ovrr
He dashes off tear, that arc wi:lf -
And gathers hi. guu ctost up tQ ;
As if i keep down the heart swj;i ' "
A Remarkable Operation,
A striking illustration of the advance
check lor 1200 at
which his balance was more than V J,
. v il -1 In iluc
a . k B ST H It.ifl I kf 44,1 S S III ill If- SIS UIIIH
Ohio was refused the casn ior a oi surgeiy j.. --
New York bank in citv, savs the Vhariotre ietcs. a ic
T)i M:nheimf'r and mo-
. .. jt lie
000 although it was iven him after an bon. Jr., undertook to tumisn a i-
interview with the. president. Hints year-old girl with practically a mouth
have also W received here that eer- Th- girl lives near Davidson, and was
V.,tt Viirl- ti!itinn:it bauks have born with a fearful deformity of face.
been profiting lately by the sale of There was no roof in Her mown, sue
cuirencvat a premium, wiucn nasoevu wassuuiuuj uu-ur
guin on in that city. It will not ue no upper up ac an, uuu -surprising
if there is some very plain of gum, from which three teeth protrud
...u ;.. .?r- ui.,.t the national ed almost straight out. Before they
LslttV lit wwaifia-ww - . ,
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banking system as ut present conduct- took her in liana, mey P"-'-h-
ed before long. Senator Vorlrees Ue her as sue was. ineu uiey Cu
voted a part of his speech to it, and They took out the teein, set. u.eu.
there will be others heard from as in a natural way, mnde the girl a lip
soon as finances gets a little steadier. 1 and gave Dr. Bland plans and specifi-
Without disparagement to th.3 Dem- cations for a root to her raouiu. i ue
.t- whn l,nld ininortant committee dentist fiilled his contract well 'and the
VVS aaw- g
He passes the fuataia, the l,C(i . ,Inr
Tl. r. . . '
i ut louisien is la. nr
elty of a fierce beiist, not so much the a cloudless &ky; but it, too, will sur- J Vet onward he goes, ittroub tkt bro?i ;
wish to torture as the ferocious appe- vive. nht'
tite to destroy. It is in obedience to Hoke Smith was president of the owrd lehaJes of the forest ,
this instinct mora than with anv pur- Board of Education, if we mistake not, " 7 'V" n,llt win'l lut ruj;.. -t
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nose to remove the witness of his in Atlanta, where there are three Vls it mftnii i ,
. i - . . -i , . .i-ii moonlight so wcndrourlr flahiitc
crime, which causes the negro ravisher thousand negro children studying the it looked likea rifle he? Mary good hr"
to almost invariably murder his vie- same text books in the public schools J ana the nfebiood is ebbing and splashing.
tun. Wo may say in this connection,
also, that women who have been out
raged yet not murdered have commit
ted suicide in order to avoid the humil
iation of publicly testifying agaihbt
the ravisher. One such case might
well induce a community to lynch in
every other.
Taking into consideration the pecu-
as do the forty thousand white child
ren. His opportunities have been ex
ceptionally good for the investigation
and study. Foremost among the"our-
nulUts and educators of the new South
the progressive South by his plea
for immigration into this section he
"All quiet along the Potomac tonight,"
No sound save the rush of the river.
While soft fall the dew on tht lace
dead
Tht picket's off duly forever.
uie
Suit for 10,000 Acres.
A. E. Cochran, a promiiw nt l?wv
of San Diego, California, form-rb'
BucIUen's Arnica Salve.
' The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sres, Ulcers, Salt:
Rl. em. Fever gores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains; Corns, and all
fckin Eruptions, and positively car- s
Pile?, or no pay required It isguar
an teed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Whitley & Dun
ap. Norwood, N. C. .
sounds-the keynote of that glorious
ira nf lirosnnritv that even now is COV-
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liarlv revolting character of the crime i irfinor with oiirspm ironical sistr I Georgia,- lias brought suit in iU Un
and the indignation it necessarily States; and in this he shows true edbtittes Court for the possession oi
arouses, any one who at nil understands statesmanship. No fact is more evi- oyer 10,000 acres of land in the co.ii.-
hu man nature will surely not feel sur- dent in ull history, from its dawn in t,s of Watauga, Mitchel and (.l-
prised that men are inclined to punish Arabia to this cIo.se of the 'nineteenth wte11' Ile -is a grandson of Willi .u.
it speedily and surely. And, it be us- century, than that immigration inva- Tate, the tract was granted by the
ually committed by a class of crimi- riably presages' the rise of new iudus- State in 1795. There are sixty-one.
nals who are too stupid and savage to tries and new wealth, stimulates inven- respondents. Ex-Attorney Ueneral
think or care about penalties in the tions, builds great factories and palaces -Davidson aud ex-Governor Jams
I remote future and reached only after in marvelous cities, and invites mental Cochran's attorneys. The tra.-t now
,. a: ,.i.:i. u n, i nA I inciuues several towns, and is verv val-
. . . .. r t J i - r:t ..il ..u f 't'liuii unaiui t uiwccuiiiks uuitu uaic uuiu- i ai-uviiKs aiiu vuiiimnuiwu aim u '
chairmanships in the last House, it can rooi was rouuu Wx - yr , ' 4. ... " : uable.
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be said that siwaker Crisp has in the the girl sat for another puotograpn out
new chairmen selected men who are it was an entirety. aiuereni. xace
eenerallv credited with being peculiar- looked into the camera. The deformity
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, '.l -1.1:. .kal Anlir oiKrlif. f rurH
ly will fitted to perform the duties wun wasouuwrawu, -uv i.sj - -
which they have been intrusted. Hon. of an operation was left. It looks like
VV. L. Wilson, of VVesf Virginia, the the doctors can do almost anything
iug in them to terrify to the vulgar niercial superiority.
The Alamance Gleaner will, be sold
to the highest bidder on the 14th of
Biptember. .
Tlw Courier savs that while Mr.
Gso. Wreun, of Person, was attending
religious services last Sunday his house
is entered and $4(52 stolen. Bao as
tKis vtds it might have been worse, for
there were $300 more in the house
which the rubbers 'did not find.
m sT A.1 .1
newchairmiin of the Ways add Meaus iiieseus.
committee, has been a student aud ad- -
wrwat nt tariff reform not only since i Bum Wide bpreaa
he has been a member of the House By southern Associated Press.
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but also long before he entered puoucj Chicago, Aug. 24. This city was
GENERAL NEWS. life. He is thoroughly master ot Tjsited again tonight by a gre ,t fire
m. mm I I 1 AT t. fT Lvall II rAli tVhmh ...... naA 4
The Dunavant Cotton Mills, of Mor-1 subject, ana tne wtr.u um, i wbich destroyed ZiU houses, and ren
ganton, commenced operations again
on Tuesday of last week.
The report comes from Paris that a
colony of 2,000 VValdenses are likely
tn settle in North Carolina next
spring.
A farmer living near Owensboro
Grandfather mountain is in
mamnution: if exner ence has dem- Th Sretarv m ciuite nirht in invit- ' MrpuutwH
r r i i j x - - cj
onstrated that the elow, formal, legal ing immigration southward. Some
trial and tardv sentence inspired no from his sectiou have too long turned I China's Attitude
dread in the minds of .such offenders, away the stranger. Welcome all I A Cleyeland dispatch say-: A gen-
what then? Is there not some excuse workers, whether by hand or braiu, for tleman in that city has just received
for resorting to methods which may in so doing will be found the way for from a friend in Tien Tsin, a letter
prove exemplary aud really deterrent. building up Southern supremacy, stating that United States Consul Wil-
Basil W. Duke, 'in September Fetter's Hoke Smith knows what the South i:un Bowman, who left that eitv a
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Southern Magazine.
needs. Keic York Recorder.
short time ago for the United States
carried with him a message from Vice-
v fl i bt yi
Asleep for TWo Year. roy lii tiung unang to resident thieve-
Ivrnr i xr i pni.Ts. Ano-ust 24. lirldiset Uud. i he gentleman who aenos u;e
Pendargast after having been asleep information does not tell , how he ob
ut the Central Hospital for the insane Gained a copy of the following menage
"No Negro Problem Exists."
It is a coincidence of unusual mter
pst that while the Honorable Secretary
his committee will at once get to work, uomeiess 7,000 people. The con- 0t the Interior says there is "no negro
promises to be a model 01 11s kidu. flHgrhtjon wa8 confined to that section problem," that on Saturday, at Chau- , . k gh : dvins. but he oucliea for its authority
Hon. Joseph b. buyers, of lexas, tne 1 . rnyyn M Soulh Chicago, ' L-uaua. in a discourse unon uThe New . - ii.i n,.r u u.. I "Itenort of an interview b-'tween the
, ... nmn I " ' 1 xier case la so reiiiaiaoiuie niau n mo
chairman of the committee on Appro- , , j the whole of it was burned. Uncle Tom's Cabin." John Temple L 4. r u ;,,,;,,; vicerov. Li Hung Chang, and United
The lo-ses will foot up almost $1,- Graves reaches a diametrically oppo- an j examulation by physicians. She Stales Consul Bowmau, held June 29,
000,000. A panic prevailed among site conclusion. Mr. Graves regards Was admitted to the Central Hospital 1893.
priations, has Seen a prominent mem
ber of that committee for years, and no
higher praise can be giren his abilities j thg ,iving Jn thft localitj aUr-
than to say mat ue nas long npuKcu . tb fi an(J tv.ousands 0f them
1 The Newbern Journal says that J.
. Wheli--w.ia hn bjeu living near
Aurora, Beaufori county, for about six
ouths, h.is been arretel, charged
a a the murder of his sou's wife's
"ther in Texas six vear airo.' He will
taken back to -Texas; by reqiiisition.
V;A Maine .man has been tried - for
taking in potatoes at one door of his
Wo and selling them out of the other.
-ihe trouble whs that one part of his
Wu was in Main? and the other part
"t flew Bruuswick. He bought
; potatoes in Cauada and, moving them
f avosa the barn, sold thenr in Maine
Paying duty.
HHl T11K JU1.000,
W ... .... a.
Wliuteess tVktT lnaiec,uoa a
' It ,rUU4WN-S IHOX BITTF.KS.
k. mojcIiis.- Let the geaaui-
Ky., has a horse that goes .without a 0 fcDe Sam Randall of that commit-
rider and rt gularly dnves op the cows I jn his methods f work aud mstan-
eacheveiting. I taneous grasping of the salient points
An oiiranized band of robbers is ax- of all subjects that come before the
o -l aTii.-r
citin the people of Watauga county, committee. Mr. bpnnger, ot Illinois 4
Thev take almost anything incMiug who was chairman ot the ways ana
1 - . . . I ... 11 . r -1 1T1 :
uev. watches, sheep, barrels of wine Means committee m me last nouse, is
. I ..I 1 . j e 1 1
ec 1 now at tne neaa ol us tuimuiucc uu
. - " Kankinff aud Currency, which wilt
Minnesota and the two Dakotas -.ri nart in he legislation of
will harvest 100,000,000 busheU of h uouset aud Mr. Hollman,
wheat this year, and the question is , - ,hairmaI1 oE the Appropria-
where is the cash coming from to move tioas committee, is now as the head
of the committee in Indian affaus,
Albert G. Glover, the man who ap- where his work will be much lighter, a
iiroDriated a large amount of Geo. W. consideration that his age made ini
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Vanderbilt's urouey, while acting as portmt. The nunioer or isappoint-
navmaster. was discharged by Judge menU is much smaller thau usual.
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Amifield upon the paymentlof S,70U. JJy joiut resolution 01 congress me
fled before it, leaving their property to
burn. The excitement and conditions
were unequalled since the great fire
which destroyed the whole city twenty
years ago
t?
Lindsay Dyson, an aged farmer,
living near Caliban, Davie county,was
found dead in his bed Wednesday
morning, Aug. lu. His deatn is a
mystery, audthe Winston Sentinel
says some of neighbors entertain the
opinion that he was foully dealt with.
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If you feel weak
and ,11 wprn out 'take
provisions of the law providing for
town site entries of land in Oklahoma
have been extended lo. the Cherokee
outlet, which is to be opened to settle
ment at noon on September 16.
Commissioner Lochreu has no ob
jection to the carrying out of the latest
Republican threat of applying to the
courts for an injunction to prevent his
suspending pensioners whose right tu
be on tje rolls he belieyes to be fjueg
the problem as so serious that solution . cpn.iniltr lfiftO. In Februarv. 189L "The Viceroy Li Hung Chithg 1
exists ouly in the establishment by the 8h0fei jnto a cataleptic slumber that quested Consul Bowman, on his return
government of a negro State, into iastad uninterruptedly until last Thurs- to the United States, to calhipon Pres-
which Africans are to be banished. On When admitted she was 20 years ident Cleveland hd to tate to him :
the other hand, the Honorable Secre- -ol(1 She was first treated at t. Vin- ttl. That Viceroy Li appreciates the
tary thoughtfully and impressively cent H0Spital, where she was listless good intentions of the President and
off .srs the new and altogether tenable ...fi wouid scarcely talk with any one. Secretary of State, and thanks tbem
The flames covered a vast amouut of j utierance that no such thiug as the I a fter her rurnoval to" Hie insane hos- for their efforts to secure kind and
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territory, and began at o o ciock in me liegro problem" exists, tie says tnat taj e took fOGa for a short time, just treatment ior uie unmese reuiMK
afternoon. In two hours the suburb the negroes are working contentedly ghe became more cheerful and e- in the United SUtea.
Q in ashesand the patiic stricken wnd npaeefullv. The whites are doing n dpsire to 1 s?o to her relatives M2. That Viceroy Li feels keenly ths
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exactly the same. There is no race war jn ireiHUd. After she passed into the unfriendly nature and injustice Ot the
in the South. stuporj5he had to be fed artificially. Ueary law.
In conversation with an editorial . y yAS 2iven her froni six. "3 That China will take no action
wr;tpr of this moer Hoke Smith made , . , ., m. thereon jintil the next session 01 tu
writer ot this paper, iiukc ouuiu u c ounces of mi k daily. The ,r .. , . l.
ij - 1 u in tea state tyongress, in uib.uuj
ittitude she maintained was that of a tuafc tne Geary AW will be modified or
nnl were flving in all directions,
anywher: to escape with their lives.
k times the other parts of the city
were crowded with them and wagons
of all descriptions bearing the goods
they had managed to save fuom their
houses. So far as the police are able
to learn not more thau three people
were burned to death.
The flames started at a three story
brick building at the corner of Ninety
first street and Superior avenue, and
rapidly growing in volume under a
gHle Ot Winu irum .wwoM j - -
their way over block after block of
small frame residences until they
reached the lake. Within two hours
the fire had consumed at le;ist thirty
buildings and five blocks of the great
est industrial suburb uf C
the following statement and gave per
mission to publish the same verbatim: I
"The South passed through its finan
cial stress last year. It then curtailet.
expenses, ard consequently is in a fa
vorable condition to stand the present
season of distrust and contraction
The South may be affected by tht
stringency more during the next sixty
days in its effort to haudle the cotton
crop.
"We certainly have undeveloped re-,
sources in the South that nffoid intel
ligent immigrants an excellent fieh
for wo k. I think it could be safely
quiet, peaceful sleeper, with the eyes
closed and upturned pupils contracted
anrl lint reSDOUSlVe to-light The doc
tor thinks that she may live a few days
longer.
Vhen Baby vras sick, w pare her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Vhen she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wheat aha ha Children, she paTethem Castoria.
repealed.
"4. That if the next Congress de
cides to enforce the law, China will re
taliate, frieudly relations between the
two countries will be broken off ani
laws will be enacted looking toward;
the expulsion of all Americans froia
China.
4,5 That meantime instructions have
been issued to all -ctn:.i; U
take special care lu piw-wct. cm au.c;;
can citizens living in China f roir vio
Ifince." - . .