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1 1 C -x'f - h -i.t J1.. ;" ' -xr" ?s PIT 1'- A vjicono of Flame Town Wa Once Hralthy niid Bail4 by William Am mi VTltUy 'Philanthropy; -iThe Irau Oa fASS ItyTd Ilecame tiuaasvcu- i! - - iWEI; K':- -t-."Little v-sSlSli rout over -1 t ; i ' ! s nnrinr - - ri?; iHa,K?5Ssa5iriii . . .1 -i :v; ! toieu-- velocity.. . - . rj ; "i, ; UIIUUI - ,iiit.ZuLJ;S r rTTT - - , A ' - - .m- i .r'Sste rnJi'ftWv rrnp mliliifiT :- YOfTD IT til life V .... lll.fr HI t- If '1 i-U. : - !,,"S-! Ml r7: ? - ft' 1 mil :- f : - 'Ve - It ft H v v.-Mf. .r -.1 Ji-.'i ;.iy '! r ',l":; l-:-;, : y7 : j. t:1- lV ,"'l:-'-.U- f -:f" '.'! - ' .-;''" -r. " V I'll-;.- !,"; f '- -X i 1 'r , r j : '"i ; :. . . . ,;.. , !.-,. i ' . ' . 'i.-u-f , ' -Si-.--. - :.:rv- ':. i .- t -iiv. i ; ' .l': ' ?: :- ' . ! -v J' ' r . I - i S-lirj'i'v-l " .. .i: jl;ir ,v --- :-V: i ! -K ! K Nl;t irAv:W " ' r . :. 1 '-- i .-j.: . ji. ! - ii.' , "- ' : - ' ' -- ' ,. : ' ; . !.. I i -- Awflcr5li of Wealth In th .KetrueHo of l-'orelir 'llth.Hr'- Ita and Ollitr Ti opart j-. CuicAOO. jfaimary?; -The liberal arts -JmUng-. the largest structure m the roiid, toffeth withtj nearly all th main buildings consenting the world ,aned White City," were destroyed lira hut night- ... r- ? ' I, '!S The firesiarted in the Casino, just. st of the arieultnral building aiid oath of the peristyle, and rapiuty. spread to the other building. ' - ircctlyjpast the scene Jf the great lire & he cold storage warehouse, hundred of spectators hnrrieds from I trains ' into ! the, celebrated court off i honor. There, suddenly, the confia rration came Into view. Whirlwinds?, of blazing ewVers vf ere being earned .1nxr. the end of tlfie court1 farthcstV ' fre-n tile administration building. fa ottr tie liberal. arts building. Tii rn-Aftt iroldea statue of the ro- -fi.t-tiv alofi throusrh the cloods Th firn had'l if smoke and names. ib bnrnin? less than an hoar when 4 thunderous., .crash of falling timber anJ a tremendous shout 'from the rowd- announced the colls pse of the, Wristyle. A moment ! later, another Iterriflc yell from the crowd told that" thi liberal arts, buildiifg had caught Hr and the whole exposition was threatened. ' .. A drauiitlc incident marked the de struction of the Peristyls. One of the ladders bearing a gToup of firemen fell Cwlth the columns, n4 one of the he role firemen went down to death whfie snnmler, of others suffered injuries jsore os less ssSrere.' ' The sky walirid, brilliant at times, .with falling sparks, showering the , roofs of the art palace, woman's build- -4ng, and the various statestructures 'with fire. Every moment added to-the thousands whb beheld the scene, and but for the terrifying spectacle and the danger to life and property, it .seemed as if the greatest gala night of "the World's Fair was on in all its l0TT. ' s . - Along the top of the Peristyle were seores of statues, and to the spectators ,on the east Jthey, appeared like gieantic human beings. 'The spectators at 4hatjtime partly to guard their lives and prevent wholesale-jobbery of ex hibits had been largely driven by the - police westward over the bridges from the lake and lined up in. a solid mass against the electricity building. Here - 'they .could see greaV blazing . frag jnents dropping down on the exhibits , below. Through the glass roof could bv seen pieces falling like boulders in sa avalanche, crushing and burning '.'the ' zqulslte French , section and .threatening the Russian and British , sections. J A grand sight was presented, but it was One to sadden the hearts of thous '.. ands. An immense, amount of valua - ble property!, that had not been taken .from the buildings was also lost. The Jtptal. number of packages in the, build ings a waiting shipment was 24,000--- most of which were fore'gn exhibits. .The.loss is estimated at Sl.OO.OOO. v ''-: A BRUTAL MURDER. " ; , .AOermaaand I1U Wife UOled aad Their - . j Hon FJwd..- Mariktta, 0., January 14. Henry aner, a respectable tierman and his wife were murdered last night in their home, near Pinch tow n, . four miles north, and their son is missing. Their barn was burned" and the house had , . beep set 6n fire, but neighbors arrived . 4o time to extinguish the blaze. Mr. land Mrs.' Paner ' lay full length on the kitchen floor. Their clothing was burned from their bodies, having been saturated with oiL The neighbors put out the blaze and saved the bodies and the house from destruction The .floor jyus covered 4with blood -which, lebbed froni eight bullet holes in the left side of Mrs. Saner's head and from a Wound caused bya heavy blow in' the back of Mr JSaner's head. A "visit to the fire at the barn revealed nothing except burnt carcasses of horses and, other stock. Many sup pose the boy was burned 'in this bam. The coroner soon arrived and Saner's . pocketbook, containing $326, was ionnd. It Is believed the en tlire-familv was murdered and that robbery was that . tTi r HOWARD'S JAlL LIFE. T r - - -- ' .J ; Sim - Stars .the Popular . Songa of -h lay. Jacksox, Tbt., January 15. Rev. M' i. liowara, ox clann agency i fame, is still at count v laiL lie " has the freedom of the corridors, and Jiis wife spends the days with him. . )! has plenty of Opportunity tocbn- .verse with his witne.es who are con- - fined In court , awaiting the speeiat .term of the federal court In February. The government is getting its evi dence ready by that time. Howard ' .see nis .cheerful, and h nms the popu lar airs of the jJay as he walks up and ..down the jail corridor. A great many .visitors "apply for admiesion bnt the : sheriff only admits members of his .family. It is said Howard will write a book on his life. " ? Mako Good Farm Iafeor. ; R Albion, N. (i, January 15. Super i ' intendeht Leajjar. of the penitentiary, says that the products from the five state farms this- season, .were 1,190 larg bales "of oUon, 50.000 -bushels .of corn, 12,500 bushels of peanuts and 3,000 j bushels of wheat Freshets . 'caused heavy losses of some crops. ; ' Superintendent Leazar-says that the trouble has been that the acreage of jand lo cultivation has not been larsre nousrh and so he ia Incrpasi enough and so he is increasing it 30 -per cent this year. One thousand r Acres are in wheat. He asserts that .there la no better way of employing ptgxo con viota than oa a ffrm. 1 Rai.kigu, A li, January li-tin the sarior coort here Jade Hoke or Aet&l verdict of 'not uilti" in a lease fvbeyea xnan was iudictsdlfor obv taininp a marriage license fori a rirl fifteen years 6kL Tw conrt ttecided that it is not a punishable offciise to obtain a licefise for a Vrl over focr i'?p, tV-t-Vjr fjrnated aslfeft y ' I -y '-Si Cry for Pitcher's HtcfuL One cannot kok with .onytnnS- like regret upon the ruii anil deso lation that is taaUlris itself nijiuifoat every year in thG .beautiful Hty of Ktibtwell, says the! Stf wuisiouo- Deipocrat. One hundred ana iwtu. ty-four mjle- froraJStp ,Lpuix, finnnv soutftpm siQirs w Ozarks, overlooking ttfe pictirque valley where the mavfcr. jkji uiwj Piny ripplo tranquillyUhrougb rich farming lands, tuiecayinjr town stands.- Twenty-five neat little cot tages; five bretent&ius dwellings, a hotel, a mammoth itorebouse. with publichall; a splendid; speltiag works, with ore sheds, ouee ouuu- jrig, coal houses, va pretty uttie church all stance sueni apu OTai less. The 'Prisco trains nq lonjger stop there; they; do. not even tir the solitude vlith a wkisuc ,as Uney rush past. " About. ttfentv rcbrsi ftro Jviiliani James, a wealt by andj philantbropic gontleman, for wbm ..-t. jiJames, Mo;,- is named, iri conpay wua James Lunn, conceived Jthei idea or, building a smelter and surrounding A it with a little towti,Mfifll mod ern conveniences, far j tab benefit of; their works. The work was pushed and the smelter built a; a large outlay. TTjerchui3c,!pul!ic hall, cottages and every .building erected were substantially doiio, Tlicse res idences were jsupjlied vri(h cioar, cold -water, brought from a spring one and a half niiloi up the moun tain into a brick and cement reser voir, from which pipe? wpreirun Into every nouse ana regular qyciranxs supplied. Charcoal ' i-augcs vero placed in tho kitchchs -of jl lie cot tages and everythniUfioBet&atcouiu be devised fori the comfort of em ployes' families, hot omitting a church and schoolhrsu&c,;lar;frc store house, public hall .and; free j library.. The worksstarted up In lp75 with two hundred racti; emplpyed la smelting, mining Ore and I cutting wood and making it Into Icharcoai for the works. Theore was taken f rc.ni the Crlmmons' ore-bank, o Ceaver creek, and for a timb ;things went on swimmingly. The town was In a healthy, happy and prcspcrpus con dition and was uanied pzajrk. . The smelter was kixjwh; ai tle Ozark Iron works. Fully fifteen thohsabd acres of timber landjrerb bqught for the plant and for nearly tro nriles in three directions 0he can s)eo where the oaks were cut ai?ay lancf find re ics of the coal pits ia which he wood wasvcharred as fuel j fori tho smelter and cabins of the wtjrkmcn ' I When two7 yea.rhal pdssed and Ozark began to be khowh in the ' world and envied, the Ore jjave cut where an exhaustlss Bepsit was supposed to exist. This wasa calam ity unexpected by jtho ! prc)rietcrs, but they wentx.head:prospedtig and finding small deposits witbn a rea sonable distance from; the works, but were soon compelled o go tox remote- j)ovnts for ore.. LSost of It was brought from; a miup on tho Cuba- branch, a distance of Jfbrty-six miles; by rail, which rjddqd to the cost pf production; of pig . iron to such au. extent that profita became Innnuesimal for a time and then di3- appeared, leaving the wcirks run Durlngfall this ning ,at a loss. time y the Ozark Iron proprietors lof the works had experts prospecting for ore in the locality of theljr plant, but iwithoutj success. After working nr..-? hoping fpr years, sinking money all ihc time,! the seal of doom was set upn iheljttle city on thq mouatain side, tha started out under promise of perpetual prosperity, peace jahdlpleilty. ilr. James wa3 forced Inter bankruptcy, compelled to sacrifice ijis mpgnficcut home and immense ha farms at St. James and begin to look around to save the rem nantslof bislfortune, while James Dunn 4trjbgglJd a little longer with Ozark . Fr:ally the fires were put put, the: works closed and nothing was left j tbjshowf for thq million expended except t$e plant, which finally passe4 into tie hands of a rich Hebrew iq w "ork for a mere song. J?l j j Thi3 was ten years agp; $nd there it remains, deserted and decaying, a mark for the vahdnl,' wbo-has done hhrliest to leave ibis impress upon the property. Every window is broken In the building and most of the sashes are Smashed fin, , The steps have been torn away "from Hie cottages, while brusbland srub oak almost hide thekji fa4dAth church from view. Sheep riafe their vinter quarters in- theUioiel; and ihe little ground-squirrels j" scainpef through the empty houses The wtcr still passes into the reci-vcir;l put the cement baS crumbled a wa-v and It niters through tbjejcr4cks and drips J down over the blvff b tlie Imilroad The pews are gdnfe from the little church, whfo nude pictures and vileV obscec pencilingl profane the walis A as pvc cmphrbd; ihe worli of 'van- V dalism. The preehtpwapf, who is said to have a love for mini, cannot be induced to sell the buildings nor part with the smelling wortis. The agent of the plant, Ni L. ' Mnclwcil, "a hotel-keeper as New berry, sorno time ago namod Uie place after him self and put i jji jAi Chambers in charge of the ruit4 :!t'Khof well" is a - very appivpf 4ti n.ii, . sura "enough, as one ,yeksllhc snround in;jrs and considerbj tiie Livery that lies tefeUhis pSklclcss 1 ;e"e, fu.-t ciihintcgra'.ir.g cs H:b sccus coac Cll an md go. Chic&gVScws. i . k j ' MetottwjaMpoiaataweuUaottovttb. S Reuben Toster,7 Receivers. I V,, I ' Wonders. tir.. If mn aruit ft tut mml. ilV vi - l - J es " ATLANTIC KLECTROPOISB CX5-, Waahlngtoa, D. a 1 - - -". Einsular Matrlraonicl Advciiture Ot & Foir.eylvaaia Man. Fotr Sifters'. ?acTab t the VTooer'i CbMrtu A flMvorre I'ollws Ta-h of .tUoi rirsut Thre. Uct l!:tppiupsa roB lit l4.t Venture. Living in the mountains of this county i is a family with a singular history In a matrimonial way.' - The father owns a little farm and four daughters, or did own the, lat ter A man named Phillips .bout fifteen years ago marrietl the eldest of these daughters, and after a few years of married life the lady ran Kaway with the husband s sworn en emy. He procured a divorce from her and wooed the second lister and took her home; but the next day the woman; turned up at home and said she. wouldn't live with Phillips, and after a time, succeeded in getting le gally free from him. ' Then! the third sister, undaunted by what had gone before, married the husband of her two sisters. Soon after this the fellow was sent to the! penitentiary for an qiTensa that kept him there three years, and when he came out ho found that his wife s fickle fancy had strayed while , . . J , . , J , -v - u he was absent and hal fixed itself upon a neighbor, - John Callahaa By law she was- entitled to a di vorce from hcr.husbad'd. a.s he was a convicted telon, so. getting it, sue , married her lover. ! In the meantime the first wife had found that the man with whom' she bad eloped would not man' her , after Phillips bad divorced hor and , returned heme. Then Sirs. Callahan , wandered back to her husband, fcr her husband number two would not ' support her. So in this way the old , man had once more bis four dough- j ters on bis hands and Phillips was j still free. " j The youngest daughter was now . about eighteen, and she also- fell a ' victim ; to the fascination the man Phillips appears to have exerted over j them all at first and, becoming in- fatuated with him, consented to marry mm. I'nunps wentx to the father for the fourth time to ask for a daughter hand an was told that he might have her en condition that be kepi her. y' Phillips premised that the cere mony was to take place the following night-when the ex-wives. growing jealous-, armed themselves a;:d swore that the marriage should never take place; so Phillips rode to town ar.d swore Out a warrant against the sisters-,', telling of "their threats. The women were sworn then to keep the peace, but Phillips thought it pru dent, however, to run away with Lis bride to Kentucky and marry her there. This time is venture seems to have terminated happily, for he ! has three children and is prospering. Philadelphia Times. Tf- ' THE MANCHESTER CAM AL. It Maf Not Prove a Financial Sue cess. Canal building is not all that it is , tf cracKeu up to oe. ine people 01 Manchester have got their canal, but they are going to experience no little trouble in making it work. It looks as if the ,big work might yet turn out a white elephant on their i bands. Ocean freights to Slanches- .' ter, owing to the two days' adui- j tional time consumed in going ' through the canal, are six shillings j per ton higher than to Liveqiool, j and between this fact and the lower 1 railroad freight rates to be estab- lished between Liverpool and the j manufacturing centers, together with the increased charges to be levied on freights from Manchester, it is expected that the canal may be rendered financially unprofitable. It i furthermore promised that the authorities of Liverpool will reduce their dock charges, and the trans atlantic liners, whose material in ter ests are also more or less involved in the continued preeminence of Liver pool aa a seaport, may be relied upon in oase of need to' join in the rate war The canal chterpriso may j survive and ride victoriously oyer j all of these obstacles, but it is evi- dent that its promoters have bter- come the engineering "difficulties' of ' constructing the work only tTfind other equally formidable hindrances to contend with. Torouto World. Senator Hoar as 4 V:t ocnator Uoar has a rather irfrUn wit and has been knorcn tnsnv tbr-o upon occasion. Scsne one once asked him about a young man said j lei be from his city who was just thenioc cupying a prominent pew in :lhe amen corner of the public press throughout thecoyntry. "Why, ro," the senator said, "he 'can't be! from my town. I know about everybody there; T never heard .of him before. As the other urged ppsitiyely io the cpntrary the old gentleman reflect ively admitted that ,,then he I must be a young man of purely national reputation; he haa no local itatua & au." I! - . . i'. S ! ! :cONUBK8RUCHEl.VM3. I T s . 1 II II ill II 1 1 IHI II I H l I J j'J u i, " " ait i.v - f ft) ificuuiooa laic ov . r T ! ' r . i , - . wna wt. vuuiuuivn, uonoura, has been captured, by Ceneral BorrU- . la's army, aided by Xicaraguan troops. ' The invaders will at once march cpoi: Tegucigalpa, tire : largest and finesl city ia Honduras. . "j ' Rev. Evander MicGIlvary, a Presby te rian missionary to hiam, has resigned, giving! as the reason, that lie hoi-Is sim ilar views to those of-Ir. Charlc I". 'IJriggs, who was expqlled from . th 4 church for. heresy. ;. i ' i Native raiiuera who arrived at Cape town January 1st state positively thr a portion of Captain Wilson's foreo im ported massacred by the Matabeles; escaped from the cativts and fled ii! the direction .wf Hartley hills. SOUTHERN IN DUST Hi ITS. Ar Auj Cm rt of the situation lor t!i Y.ixl'u Jan- ary 2, 1894. . In Us review of t;i Ii'.Qusrt.al situation i--tUo soatti lor the .jtreek endiatf .angary Tito Triw1Mi!i rep:r;s t.iut ai in re. il fe nauii rr 'A us-l.. iiHishl iaui; ;-ios in fiiiat st"it ;iitlll von ucuten t 'ci-Ufffraituall.' re ot& . ii bo-uis x-p jc-. eraliy tviiit e ' , tt;at the raarvfa-.tu.Inu n.T H'iuui!t .nte:-e:t;.-lot t-e .-0. :h re-'.'iTo at or xi suon an i: ItarlS qu.iti ".i t.; tlen'taiy' Mt,nl :er.',ult. i il'iiJ-kiei- .-'Q-:r.acij q. lc-t. a-' .s be CKptc t... mi.sf n Tnoaa.n uro ia iooxi onviikio: ''!' r ..7 in ic re' lB-.U.htf!ei 'aie r pried :i cs;aiiis'd'!ri--5!)ri,,n'.t -; t -r n,- i;.orrwk- to Ketiior vlii e.gixl c-.UugOiiieats of man .'a'o ru-s. au;i oi:.-:t iiar-or-ant lie l.-- il .iav?. l-'roiii ittnt aiaon,-t':o n .v lnfl t.tric f ti vrek !vj 1 1 o ioll'j.vi.is: V;o .-ut.ue.n I'S.t; Pi oat )rrHt c-iii:ii.iy. o' i i-: in'ctt. Vs caiu'al 000': ialu;4 .of tae i av ;ew l..m Coinpun?'. o; VV-1 Xi r.'o k. Va t j - rt-1 !... 1 0 the io .toa iei.--trs fm t r iy Coupaut . Ot lio .- tii Te:-as t-sv U! lor.: iaoch;:tU; Luini-cr Company o: iio:e;.a .'.rk. ''a ita! o )r t ie caper u Frrtvyt-rh te as, c: dcoasu-.tioncc: dan .fit ; i rii-. ' om aa , o tar ital BiiOrj; t o Stiia ua-d oati-:. i;on ix w-. i-.uy, q: t.'iir csrou, v Va.. t ap til TviKV Aisrici l v.. a' iruJ-s.TiAn: worki wsronor e5 at Aiyrvst v ua. C tirlot.c. iT. V. owl VVa-o. Te..: a uiuuiu ;; u,r. a; Uiev t ,a. .Aui.: lolt amt l" a: juav t 'iVn v. aua lJcrisl-.y ..Vat tvo.o . i: ; cna. anv t :a t.o toois: ;io;rn-ii;i-. pfl 5 J' ;...ai fotwn v a ant w. c. An ir a fo-nity is to Iks huilt ct Ma ton. N. C : cold mlie- a- to its v.or o I :.t Moau..re, .N. C.. aa l coal m ues ; t 11 '.ya.d W. Va : oa mUis art: reportiHi a 1 elan&i .a . au-i i. ot-a'1. To c: Iho- n o vo k ut : -rrl s'e n S. C. : a r!co m. 1 ut r:wi a Ala: o ao o l.icri s at Isorih vV 1 Ooloro K 13. an I l.O'.isten-. Va.: a b: rrei re'.ory i.t A. r.isJcn' .v.a.; a l.ep fui tory :t Littie tint: , ,' rk.. it i a vreolcn in'll ut K-a;njh.3 .Va 4,.v"a'.-ro.-t:! ere n -ported at Md:o.fl e ant ' he: ynle, l.y.. aiid-Ucn en i '. v a. mho- c c r.rr-.e:ae,n or minii:a-'Tones re- ror in'. or oJfyri c ttoe - i.rc A Irowery at VVacei- V. a a ot n tui 1 at IJtik i-'ock Ar'- : tu in.si ' un ;.y at vv'rrva. Texas: sntrwj vivUat.'.ao .Vil.ti T( u. in.i-5 V.'ork at At nisjon A! .v I-mVr p ,;.nt a; WUuiar, Ark. , a uiii i.t taad.tr. 21. O. I it p rt of th Hilt:Ht:ti I r tlie J"uj:ii : Jni:ry ? 1894. In its review of the industrial ' situation in V.iO So'.itu tor the wee'.; eiidlu .iaa. ary 8. 'I hc Tra t'--.iiia repot-' r.:;;t riq mut it 1 c -ta ; iii i d -" ria. cc&itiaa ::t4 ta en pS: e. i e '.111. Inr o n ;v ir.'luijiri' lunttauo., to b- .: a.o:;t ,e- irw.icai.Uir a pro&;)ero. 8 I o s ai -H a f.m a;et 1 a t o a.-,! ;ev. u oai.. '1 oiv i'i'n If. i'o u-ml-l thai t!te t'-'e o. r-vval lit Q. n itui'iu;; aa I uwiuauieal at'. ' tain a- fa-rly l in. So .t :e;-a mere a W 1 autt so 1 r.i thanks arc In a --oo I c'ondit' n. a ti j x.a a-t Mia-nio. 1 e c-ncin :a -IT tstiou i- ctil. reeir tt ins: r roae U o-per.iy. j T r v 'he ne v in-1; tr;es ere- r -porfeJ r.t: eatalOifh d. riiicnr:or&ti:ti d'ir n.r tsewick io, i,'u:..iirwrl.u e g .t cnlaiCiio..ts of uan lac'o; 1 it ;, atn n t iaii.riint !iOv b: il.iinRi ! iwai m'm! ma vp iw. now-it'da.-tt-ics of tii wie.. si- t e .o-lawh:. T ic ..r 'is ice ; n I I "; .. r .y of V oel a.r. V.". Vjl CU, K.v 1 irrx'OJ': t , ;.o:-iaae Maui ti t- rin : lorn ', any u. A.r :v.'v a a ia J-i 0 JJ tlio i'ol ni j ci.n.l---s I o pa -y. ol' V, a teiln -VV. a., va -: te ?- o y. tg- ,mtkib-.r , -..CP wpat 1 ! Hiiiiuo iic--. V o liiKtun iSrick a d 1 Vi't- ::v tr". u- i at : 0 J O ..as 1 eea 0. grn j i. ti ..t . .;. c y... M ss: ,ae hrevepcrt. li ; ;v u i :n Cora a iv vapi al t:".J0)i; tad o 1 n i a ai'.uf 'n l o'ur.rioi'ny. as lalrrix.-o t a . a i.a itaont: .ill 11 -ideuort Ala.. .S"o V;j- s. api a- :h0M ,tUe MonV o.:or: . Aj Va Ve nn l Wooden are o-npa u.. a it.vt f-20': .tnd a 01 iatory a: Eleven:, Ark., taiif l iioojo. .br r i i-"rted at Austin. Tm: a 1 a: rel fa 10 -y tit b':o:x;ive, Ala : a v arning fat ioi-y at C.e ei:nd 'i'enn ; a cott m m il at A X a '. ' a : i.yo wr r at Churlo ta. N. C ; aj KiiKi mil: at b'irniip baiv. Aia. ; a foundry and txtaichiue' s o at Wcs'm nstor. S. C. and ani o.l v.iill at I lo;c:i e. S. O. C-o!d minoa are to . e U'-ve'o. fd in A r.iri.v G ; a slate . any al Sir. Uiiia. a : su;.ar re 'neries are .0 le l iiilt at i;e: s rcc-u ar 1 m Mar:i8v'l!e Ln ; luia'-ci! I eoKi" aui.; i a h-ea or.aut e I at O ad.'ston; i f.. v. Kiio: vlll -, Teua nad West Norfolk. Va i a id i '. va : p ar-.n m lis are to r-uilt .it Bnwn Aia. ; e v.ttrtt aud eOMierril e.-ieau.. and; ai::; Texas. Amp- ir ciil r.-cmcn s of manufa :iories ra-t I por wiio.-t e vcoU are: A I rewerv at :au I tui- ie -.is: rtc an . tile worr.s at Ho .s:ou ri'iau k;,s wot:K a aa.-v 11;. X. C: coiton . tui ; tt u son Ala. anu ( hi rl ston. S. C., ! mi. I a d .-sc'ii;' ia I s at Vy.rus, Ua 4 Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal Ingredi ent used in it is the extract of gen uine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest in medicinal proper- Cures Catarrh low dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh arid of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is THE Superior Heine because it is always the same in ap pearance, flavor" and effect, and, be ing highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is,! therefore, Jthe most economical blood-purifier in existence. It UUrSS makes food nour SCROFULA ishing, work pleas antjsleep refresh ing; and life enjoyable. It searches out all impurities in the systerrTand expels themj tannlessly by the natu ral channels. AYEK'S Sarsaparilla gives elasticity to the step, and imj parts to the aged and infirm, re newed health, strength, and vitality. Sarsaparilla Prepared t Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co., Lowell. Mass. Bold ty all bruggwti; Price $1 ; aix bottle. S5i Cures others, will cureyou liiebuoDd ....... fee villa... .... ,'UU1 lilt .... Uauviiie ........ r v.retLMjoiu.., AT Halrn.-U..; i.v ltuieiU. ......... Lv uurliiim a rureeaauoro ...... WL r JSl 3n HtM 1 IW AM 3.AM Lv WinstOD-Hwleia. ii.v uieruslioiu....; Ar sUsiury Ar Stares vili ...... Ar AsaevJlie ....... ArHot.S)rlng3..w.. L Salisbury ! 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Ar Kuikevtlte .... Ar Uicbiaond lo so pm 6 3tiam.. ! 35 an is to pui f 6 05 am 11 50 pm 1049 pm 7 40 sm 1 3i am 10 am 10 to am 4 05 am 4 85 am 1 1 5 am 4 fil em 4 si am I 63 pin 7 '.n am I 00 am t D:.lly excet Sundar, BTWEN WEST POINT AND Lf itre West KoiDt 7.iu A. m. caily, and 00 A, M. d;Uly except Sunday and Mondaiirrtve Klcb uiomlii.H and P.4) A. M. Returnib'T leiive Klcn- (rioud s.ic Hnd-4.45 P. V. dalty eifvept sundry; ar-I n o t-si ruiot a.tv aau m,w 1 . m. BET-RICHMOND AND RALEIGH VIA KE.YSViL.Lc. I Leave TiKhmoad 12.40 P M.d;-.llv; leave Keys vl He 3.K) P. M4 'arrive Oxford 56 P. M.; ender son T.lo P. St ( Durham T.15 P..M., Kalilgb 6.30 A, tu , Kt(urntn?i;alptsh 1 am, dally, Durbum 6.15 am Henderson T.Uj P. M.. oxf rd .44 A. M.; arrive KeyhTilie in.i a. M., Uli-hmoud I .s p. M,l ally. Mlxd troin Nol 6t leaves Keysvlll.e dully t xoept tin!:i.v, 4 in a in., Oxlord, 92! a in. and i rrlves fuliam 11 V X m. Mlqed train So.ao leaves Uur--bam, ilaily eqwpr Sunday. 6 ov y m., Oxford S 30 pm and arrves Keysvllle, 1 fo P. M. . Mixed Tnlb No. 13 leaves Oxford, dall except Sunday, 2.23 A. M., nndar.-.rves Durbam 4.15 A.M. Mixed Tr itu No 61 leaves Dur;i;iir. d.ill'y ixceDt Sundaj , 7.i . M., and arrives Oxford. t.l a. m. 'l'r;iins on 0. &. n . ft u , leaves tixford 6 1x1 A M. ally except Sunday, 11.45 A. M".. dally, and 6 211 P. M.,dail except suuday.nnd arrive Henderson . . M., 12. in P.-.M.. nd 7.10 P. M. Returnlnjf, leave Henderson ses. and 7 so P. M., dail exc t sundry and ai rive Oxford . . M , .115 P. M, wnd 8.83 P. V. Xos. S3. .1(5 and ss cod uect ut Rielimoiid from and to West Point and Baltimore dally except toaday SLEEFi&G-GAR SERVICE. On Trains Nns. sr. and 36. innim.tn Buffet Sleeper between ew York and Atlanta. On No. Xt and :s, l'ullnin sieepli Cars New Vor : to New' orte ns. Sim York to Augusta and .VasuiK.ten to ti uipUia, and Dining Car Xcw YerU txMo.;njDuiery. 4 - Trains ;cs. il nnd 12 mn solid between TIlf!li taontl and Atlauti nndcurrv PuilnionSleepinsrCars tx tv en mohu o:d, Pnvllle nnd tin ensboro. Trains Kos. ti sndf 1. vv. N. c. Division, carry Pullman Parlor Cois between Salisbury, A sue vine 'Hid hot S!n lns. - y E. PEItKl.F.Y, J.S. B.. THOMPSON fupprintendent, r Stt)e liitenCent. Ureei.slHi- o. N . C. Mehmond, Va. W. A. Tt'KK. oner -1 P.isscn;er Asect. W shinicton, l. v. s. II. iiAKDWK'K, Asst. Gcn'l Pa?s. Aeeot. Atlanta. Ua. W.ll OKKKX. SO' HAAS. wienl vanager, Traffic Manager asnii.i'ton, D. C Washington, o. c. 4 M D nvi c-.-- ft . w. M K. ' . V ' SOLD ITNPTj rKAKAVTro iii DIAL HArsDWARE CO., . SOLE AGENTS. Mv.J Mil Ml II iflvBafltw 1 , I Ml Steara, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Hori zontal of every Variety and Capacity. A ' ' A '! : Mi o i M ' ' x KM ' - ! V y- -: . y : A. S.0AMEJRON STEAt fRenews ; its. allegiance to de-i mocracv - - l i of the ,y And . asks every friend of good , gov ernment, progress and enterprise for support. Its subscription price To Single Subscribers frl.OO To, " of over Ten .85c Tk m mm. y' " ' ' ' ' - - Inidae hands of an old! experienced Printer, is prepared to execute all kinds of Job Printing, and at r prices thatvill compare ' favorably with any ! Orders Solicited. LOST! .A'' large amount of money is lost aiituisiliy by partips purchasing fruit trees, roses, &c. Get theni froni a ii in iba. grows their xnvn freest sends it nothing, but good slock and sells at i-ast liable prices. We want flie ad-. lres of every farmer or gardener in v.iuiv sectionand will nuike you a iilral offer. Write for particulars and wrices at once. Send ttamp for descriptive catalogue. Agents wanted every where. Address, Cherokee Nursrry Co. Way C ty lross, Ua. (Mention this paper.) Eegular Horizontal Piston. JllilSL ' Bi'simPm fist The most simple, durable and ef fective Pump in the market for! Mines, yuamesrKefineries, uBreweriesi, Fac tories, Artesian j Wells, Fife Dty and General Manufacturing purposes. 1 iSSend for Catalogue. Foot of East 23d I Street Kw York the-,- Gause people, will be per year payable in adu " " 14 '.'WANTED, i ;. A Keliifble IVrson in; Krerv Town to take the ExcluMye '.Agency l J- of the ' j .h "World's Columbian 1 r sition Illustrated," AUTHENTIC ORGAN Of THE FAIR. ' KSTASLIBHKU 1S9S. Great Opportunity f Make Money f. the ext Year. . 9e Chance in a Limetisne Eoclose 15 ceuts in starnps for Sim ple copy and full particulars. J. B; CAMPBELL, Pres., 159 Adams St-, Chicago, III-, PUMP WOSKS TIE ".iTiTE Expo a 4 i :
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Jan. 18, 1894, edition 1
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