a Watchnian
BRIEFS.
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t!JA' .i s .ui iVnntinir out
Ltfit"'!- .... 4 A fin
. ..r Kurtli! Caro-
it"
XeUtflU I- thtofh,
f 0U!urATCBAN,'r Which in-r-..oU
. , . .... mtlA .rood
'"'d pother is .good
7olfftt newspaper out6t
V 1 C This property will
f .litafeniune ur"'u" "V - .
K ?urfrtlrJuformation address,
J. V. iUUIW
'A
Salisbury, N. C.
Grand Offer.
crood? If o
P. i;,l norland a few mo-
K::Iizetochv.Th Watch
ni vet Odd WaUh worth IfiSOO
R. i'-. mnvmcht' warren-
.Jali EilKIU . w . - r - .
JIDdtbWtcUfitcinev-
I ..j ish must it;vu'jj
4 t .louce what you can.do;
t
Wwri. C.C. Wade, at Troy, J.M.
. . r-n-.i VnH ! I.. R. Uak
.rti. -
.rizigenta to, solicit, Collect,
t itceipt for .utecriptious 6r other
Lkriie WATCBHAv,uu , WU4
i - ... ifiii tin win Drcaao uu
inn . " - i
,ilbUfct aud pay 9p iuor arrears.
J. WYMcKiNZiR, fiditor.
K F. Ltternr ETsq.t oE C In ulL Grove?
i reported sick with a seYere tUick cf
j Bill Nye U reported as.beutin a
dying conHlion frpm he ir t failure al
Niagiira JjhIjs. . ' ' - - 1 : -
SALESMEN Wantedreprepiiid
oatiit, One .our- agents has irned
6ver$20,0001a five year; P. O. 1371,
New, York. -:. - ;- -. ' . "
llfr.Dr. Leitb preach an eloquent and
very enl e tai ni d g sermon SunJay nigh t,
the occasion bei ti g t fi e a p n i versary of
theS.tlibury Kuigbts of Pythian whoge
mcnibenj turned out en niiss to'rhere
him. J ' '
Then;1.i a report ih at ah iucrease of
traffic" i4 anticipated owr the W; N. C.
Itatiroad tkis spring, and that the com
pany are arranging U) w& at least 100
more freight cars to their rolling. Block.
The Olympic Club, we learn are or
ganising a base hall team, which the
Olympics declare shall be second tu
none in thv State. There is go k! ma
terial here for such a teani, and we
hope the boys jmay Succeed, y";' " ' "
i;The great evangelist,. E.v. U. ,J1.
Pearson cltwed a two week s revival
meeting at Dayidon College Jast , Suu-
tlay, and the report is that 150 conver
sioini U the result of this good nun's
work" there.
Undemocratic: and, TTateaahle UxoniuL.
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Senator Vance Ka beyond - doubt,
heen one of the rpot popular men who
has ever lieen giviifoffice.by :the people
of North Carolirial and thousands of
ucr nis will rPKTf i 'ins cuurcr iu iiia
fight-he is uiakii!k h tig:.iu4 ' the eoufi- j
in tion of Mr. Simmons as collector nf
revenue. y Iu regard to this; matter iu
connection with his "recently published
etter, t he States vfl le Utudaiark of
ast week; pertinently 8?ty:
The literature of the , pas
the iVance-SimiiionsCiise is quite enter-
laiumg oenaior iv ance icurr in
which he .says t bat:' he is opposed to
Jollecto Simtioiist confirmation be-
auise Chairman I ;$iinmous went to
Washington anjijinferferrred with ap-
Kjintments which he wanted made, aiid
Mr. Situmotisf reply? in wlwch he say
rhat he diJ tiot ioirtoe Mr. Qudgers
ippointinent td Vthe coHectorship of
hiy district but on; iheconfary spoke
well of It iiu to the (f'residenf j aiid that
is to lr. tutu) neuoia me Assisutni
Dave Fralev, who, in 1882, was con
victed and sentenced to ', the . Albany
penitentiary for 12 years for killing
revenue office Walker, in Btaiiiyann
ty, has served out his term, aiid . on
Monday last passed through town - on
lis return home. , .
J.W. M. ,Kp!biiy. of gtatesville, is
week.
'BjiBvourt here ibis
L i v Ur.Klna ,ll lurtrvitt
loA but er of Uii- town,ar"chased 25
s at L otKid, latThurdT.
Ce-akk'ii fMerry Maker's1 at the
i Hou uight. Adinissioii 10, HO
tgcta. frm't forget the uiatteuee
sit gfteruoou.l - -
WlbtXJentral lDteI in Salisbury,
t,ix. Februarv. 23rd. vPrtice
ii to Eye, Ear, Kyse and Throat:
yrid, iu MiK-kjtvitfe, N. , on the
aiiti"ifi H. E. Ribertoii, &q.
imn m i lie noara oi cuiajiiiwion-
if Davie county, . t ; MisSiSallie
Mr, WiHiiiuiiMm's ale of thorough
W.l'OrjW at Itttlih last wt w;.s
iy iin-ef. 73 hors-s Keri sold,
briiiiiinr U'H1 price: the total of
H Vl 'W. , S
tir(U'v ibc iV S. Senate ciGrned
The largest bale of cotton ever press
ed in this county, and perhaps, the
largest ever brought to this market.
was bought last Thursday by Mr. J. F.
McCubbins from Mr. Bent Liidwick
The bale weighed 701 ll and was
gin ued and pressed by Mr. Ludwick.
Our Superior Court is in session this
week, Judge Bat tie presiding. Quite a
number of trivi tl cases have leeu dis
posed of, the most imjK)rtant on tli
docket being that if Mr. IVH, Foust,
which iiegan yesterday andat a late
hour last night 4he argnieuts.bf
counsellors clased, the Judge charg
ed the jury, which retired to make up
their virdict. Afte?ffetiritigithe jury
returned with a. virdict of guilty
Sentence is. uot I ased.
Th 'hick Merry Makeisf are en
tertattiiiiK pur .pleasure seekers at the
Opera H'use every.' night this 'week.
Tive trouj -ctmijKHeil- of experfnc d
atuii'eurs wiili an entirely defferlnt
progi-HUi each night made a god vm
piesixm from the start, ' lieuce; they
kept a-ktaying, ,'e.n"ci'ei."iifg f Jiouse at
overy iJucC'iasive perfonuaiice. J.lt i
said tha Mr. Chick, wiio ha.- entertain
el our people before, has unproved his
week in
ijipoiBlinenli of four North Carolina
itBwWfn, t follow: J. JS. .tfiiemll
I , n.lilii hid IiU f lia lll1 ITli ! of IiIIIm- Mice
ttn;rf.Blackwelttlurliaiu,aiMrC " f ' J. . , , " ? . ,
liitie, niM-nuu amsiie; wncriu ner
Mulry at KewWti
m Bapfii University- of Nrthl
jiiaha'itHnlereii Ui professorship of
tcenjtif.ii to Mr. Oscar J. Pattermtu,
H tb rQld NortlfState," and a
nt graduate of Wake! Forest Col-
tis 'the4 prev:iilio opiniaa in R il-
mra cirrejMndeiit of the Char-
0iver, that the Ilaifs" und
filis ill combine their forces
int, DuiK.ricy in the approaching
ileal uuupaigu
sweet Ltile-feif isq-iile an attraction.
i is excellent for ItieMuaM ad utt'ance
fee, only 10, 20, and 23ot.s. Perior
mance to-uigLt, to-morrow niijht and a
Saturday afternoon mat teive. An
entire change of progra mme at eacii
erforuauce. f
'A sad aiid chicking accident ocenrr-
Secretury of StateJ Ihat.hedid not think
Mr. JJaJe's puTtyieivices'.u.tit'ed him
to recognition j j ojrf jr 'MessrsL RobbinK,
Jerntgan und ileury. ' ' -t: ' -''
xi oenaiur y auce a uruuiiu w
we ar getting, pretty .well along to
ward the centfalikatioit of the power-of
distrioutiitg piitronage. -His. letter
amounts to a denial of Mr. Simmon s
right to go to Washington : and- make
suggestions about ?orth Csiroliua up
poiutments. And yet Mr. Simmons is
chairman of the; Denocratic State ex
ecutive com mittee.' :'If . he hwiu't a right
to have a say aboutthe offices,! then i
is clear that nobody else has, and thi
lodges all the powei; of making recom
mendations in the Miaids of the Sena-
tors and they must be permitted to ex
ercise it without outside interference.
We; repudiate any sricii doctrine;. When
ever this, doctrutii is .recognised thif
wiil cease to beag Vernnieut t i the
people. We hofd that any! North
Carolina D. inoir j-ati h is a righVto go t
the Presid-ut r: to- any department in
Washington anl express an opin
ion on any 1 'North Carol in a aj
pointment or applicant, and that he is
accountable to uob)dy i o doing.ex
cept to tlte individuals whom he may
oppose, and that he owes nobody bu
t lie in, if them, any apohigies or expla
nations. If he happeu to le the etiair
mar. of the party iu h:s State and ha
just dtrecUd the party through a sue
cessful c.:Uip-iigh,fJe is Quisled to I
hoard more ueteretitially and his su
gt'sfious are entitled to more ! wei;h
than ir he iiappj-iflo be a private citi
y.en and to have up such prestige; bu
if the private Cil n has not the rih
to open lus mnhii; about the di.tribu
lion of the spoil f the victory which
he has heli-ed to viu, then Deuiocracy
has played out aiq we h.iV t iu its stead
u seuatoriul ari?tora:y.
We;do ut recall a bolder attack
ap)u Kpular rights than that Sena
tor Vance has made. He h s taken a
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position in which he catiuot oustaiti
himselffiid which the Democratic pai-
t, of North Carolina cannot aud will
Tiny titate.Carrency. ,, .
WASlilnzton Special, iita, to Ifeir York HwaldH
Ilepreseutative Tracey, of New York
introduced lo-day a bill drawn up by
I. Osterberg,of New York, to provide
or a lit xibl systom, of j bank : circula-
ioul This1 bill proposes to allow State
banks to issue circulating notes nndei
the snpiTvision of thvComptro.ler ;of
he Currancy up in- one-third of their
paid up capital, proyided tbet uo one
bank shall issue more th in $1,000,000.
Each bank is required to keep iu
hand at all times not less than tweut)
five per cent iu coin I or its note
utstauding in coin or its equivalent in
iwful money of the TJuited ' States.
Provison is made for Uie levy ing'of
ax on the circulation jof these banks
for the payment of the expenses of ad-?i
miuistering the law, aud for the crea
tion of a reserve fund to be invested
in the boncjt of the United States, or
such State bonds as niay be approved
by Congress, to be held .a an- addition
al security for the payment of the
uotes. : I1 W
The element of elasticity isgiveri to
this proposed banking: currency by .au
thorizing the Comptroller of the Cur
r ncy whenever in his opinion, Che
exigencies of the occasion demand it,
or upon the demand of not less than
one-third of the banks having circula
tion uuder the act, to permit banks -to
issue an additional amount of circula
tion not to exceed 2J per cent, of their
paid-up Ciipital. ' '
The retirement of these additional
notes whenever the occassion for their
issue has passed is insured by imposing
doubled the tax upon them that is ' iin
posed, to fix the limit of the circula
tion uuder this act to $1 yer capita based
ou the last preceding census, miles ail
the circulating notes of the United
States other than bank notes shall lie
retired, and in that event it is proposed
to make the limit tli per capita.
The hill has been favorably consider
ed by Secretary Carlisle.
General News,
2IoraScaadal In iHhrfr Life.
MrrEmily C. Lyman, wife nf TkJw
dore B. Ionian, Jr has filed lmii
ed answer to. th
er in his suitxfor divorce whick
pending in Superior Court of BnL
combe county. In the compliintty mac
nargesAirs. jjymanwiMi adulterr
naming Claude PrrScoU. im artist, as
corespondent. Mrs. Lvmah de'niesthe
allegHtiou and i-l.argea her h!uglnd
with cruel and inhuman tiW...Uf ci.
y j
urther alleges thaainttff has been
s'lice their m image j ati iiubitual
drunkard,coufining! b's habits of drink
ng entirely to his own home and the
vulgarities of his drunken mid besotted
condition to his wife." She savs fur
ther the Lyman charged her with adul
teryupon imfbrmatidu imparted -i to
fciim by his brother, A. J. Lyman; that
ttaiterward cjimeto her knowlege that
she was being slandered in the Cosmo
politan Club in Asheyille by her hus
band, aided by A. J. Lyman ;w and that
she then "called her busbani to ac
count and he broke down and confess
ed his vill.tiny, and for the first time
since their marriage apologised and de
clare! his entire belief in herinpocence
and in emphatic terms condemned the
perfidy of his brother A. J. lyman.n
The defendant asks separation, the cus
tody of her child and alimony.!
Mr.aud Mrs. Lyman were married in
Richmond, Va, in January, 1880, aud
formeily lived ou the maguificent
Tahkeeostee estate near Asheyille.
1 - - ys j. ; ,
Eead ttie;ollowinff Uaffniflceat Offer.
A Ilappj Ending.
Otterville,Va. Forlfitteen years I
was a great sufferer from dyspepsia and
uotiiiug relieved me pntu I tried Sun
mons Liver Regulator. : This is the
best medicine iu the world. I am now
in good health. Mrs. j N. J. Collins
Vour druggists sells it iu powder dry or
made into a tea.
uo en ore.
Eeady fdr Batinssr.
Atiaau oasUtauoh. j
Here and there!ieople are 4ill . talk
ed on Tfreight train No431ast. Thiirs- iug alout bard tinies, and this sort i f
day night as it- passed- here at 0:45 talk delays the return of prosj-erity.
oclm-k. Flagman, R. G. Dabb was on While it is true tht the'eountry hva
top of the aiboose and, with his back snffered incalculable damage from vi
to the emriue. was in i he-act of cross- cious leirislatiou Jn the iutdrests of mo-
rportrd that a real hermit lias ;1W ovr!lhe-ventil;.thr ofJlhe &ir tut it nnnnJUla irnldlniW and -Vurimis nri-
iidDvelvd. thfyeSriilMi fr:tu Tal-.' . ".j 'i. 11 . i -i . . ... Uk Li.i 1 J : L .
i . j-T ipasaru unuri twiirrBurcifrm, urn i lecrrti ciase,ine uereiwpiueuuj ui.mr
A statement issued by the Pension
OHice sliows.that 20 persons iu al
have been convicted for connect! hi
with the pension frauds unearthed a
fNorfolk,VH.
Ex- Presideut Harrison and would
be P'C'.ideiit McKinley unite in saying
t hat the con nt rv is l;oiug to tlie'doirs."
I'his is poi lj their way of saying
thatitjis going to the Republicans.
Since Governor Mitchell failed so
signally in his efforts to preveut ti e
pr.z; tight "li Fofida it is almost too
much to believe that he wilt dislodge
the lottery from the foothold it has
hrewdlv secured in th.it state.
Atlanta Journal: Another victoiy
or puie Hlitics has been won in New-
ork by the conviction of John Y.
McKane, the notorious g Graveseiid
Boss," for violation of the election
aws. -.This is a gosul beginning, but
it ought to be followed up by the pro-
ecution of some of the bigger bosses..
Messrs. Hall Bros., of Hickory, have
assigned. Liabilities are estimated at
$50,000; no statement as to assets.
They were euterpr.siug, energetic meu
and we record the failure with regret.
Rev. Sam Jones is holding a meeting
at Nahvil!e, Tenn., and an auditor
at one of the services last week was
exSenator Ingalls, of Kansas. After
the sermon the Senator hook hands
The President has Selected Messrs.
Walker Fearn, of Alabama, and Souier-
ville Tuck, of New York, to serve on
the Egyptian international tribunal to
till vacancies caused by the retirement
of Victor Bar ringer, of North Carolina,
and Ernest H. Crosby, oi New York,
riu-sj places pay handsome salaries aud
the appointments do not require confirmation.
.OST MADE EASTf TOU CAK DO 'IT,' SO
f WHY 2f OT TaY ? . .
i We call the attention of our readers
to the remarkable clubbing offer, m
another, colurin by which we can send
his paper and the Atlanta Weekly Con
stitution to the same address for one
year for the low sura of $1.50.
This is the only offer of its kind we
have ever been able to make to our
readers.. : ' -! .. '
Thfttlanta Weekly Constitution is
too well known to need j any introduc
tion here. It has won its nhiee aL h-
fireside of the nation as a models week
ly newspaper.; It nuroW on it staff
some of the most famous and brilliant
writers of the day and on all public
questions its lance is- ever in rest to de
fend the rights of the peoide- It-Is Ute
largest aud. most widely - circulaied
weedly newspaper published in America
having a circulation of 150,01)0, nd it
week. It is'in itself "ah. edncatwn to
those who read it; By the xlubbiiiK
rate which e offet, onr vtnidrrs. nu
get the-Weekly Coustittrti.n auditheU
home paper at but littlniOTeHhjfuthe
cost of .one paper, thereby getting the
news of their home und the-tiews df
the world every week;f or year at -an
insignificant outlay.- '! : ,.;.
Iu addition to this, every subscriber
to this paper and the Constitution, un
der our clubbing arrangement, uill he
given an opportunity to win some hand
some prizes. . ' " - -i -,
All these "mattets are explained in
another column. We merely U atr
tention to it here to- -show-'our readers
what a liberal offer we ham to niuke l
them. These offers are' made by. our
arrangment with the Constitution, and
only those"' who subscribe for lth-.pii-
pers through this office afe eutitk-dlto
take part in the contest:
This is the most liberal clubbing
offer any have ever been able tu make,
and we feel sure that it will pcove iui
meiisely popular with our reader.
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We call your atteip
tion to- ilift foil
Wow Arrivals?
ew'Wlutogoriils. : :
New Embroideries.
Kew Ribbons.
New Silkblincs
Jvv Irish Lawns.
New Mattings.
7Thes'e and lo s -vt
ter goods we are
abJed toseH at very iow
hgures,
GOEE AND SEE US.
J. m AtmaDce cbiiuty. His onlv
dug in the earth, and
w knowrs how1 long he .has
'ngtluis alone.
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Hiise,
i'V l'Uce! of the uHiw.ird
f 4 the old'-'
fctfeitj, which Mr. P. D. Rouche
Ming torn down, will noon 1
r "J owner a handtome ud
? SW. VThis will mke thw one
prttfiett resident lots in the
Gfk BSrW J. Whit
d thiM:ounty, arrived in the
'"'Hmav., Mr. Baker s on hts
M' Arkansas where he ipW wit)
rPUtim of makini? hi fuhir.
liii "T jiniiij iumii ana
rm'in,.i. a i .
. ; tu lose nira.
tu.:' '.. i . i-" n -
r the efforts, of Mrs. A. II.
irint U.i f tv" it
of the S4lis1urr Idterarv
H. A. WiliiAm Af Kw
tertai n on r people wit h a
Wean recital, in th On.r.
ThurHday nighL MarcklsL
muv "'rT,",,nv at paiifiiMiry Who
aar!otte OhserVeVa jJaify
T'1" yrday's issue of that
1A
"ItoW&n fiirin.M. ..... .
t ff i.ui:in nils UCt Cf
W?J; Thy l,,enty com.
I.-, ttfat nl other .produce, and
&!!Sll4, orN of cotton stored
vtv onecewityfor
kr;h,,.t5m4Hi Wehope tidaii
if it
8i, M il,8fNrtbiYlJoratedondl di"K wbabe&U to i bring the I claim all the crpdit'fbr the restoration
j eyryothW ndatry in
his head struck, the abridge, knocking pat two years have shdwii that our iu
hi in down on the roof of the chi kill- dustrious and thrifty people with their
ing him instantly. Capt. Cumbia saw wonderful resources cannot be alto-
the accidentand stopjjed his tnuh, but gijilier ruined ly! flieglect of their, law-
the unfortunate man was' 1 Uyon'd the I maker. ' -S
help of sergical skill. Mr. Dabb Surplus stocksfof staide goods are
was from Befiaja, where his Iwdy wast nearly exhausteiliaiid already i the fac
takn for burial. He leaves a vouneltorh's ;re resumulir work and I ihcreas-
wife to whom he had been married only ing their outpullf Wholesale! and re
aboutihtee months. He was a young I tail iiferchanfji have Carried small stocks
man of steady hahits- and ; was' well for a long time, and they will hare to
thought of by his empfoyees. . buy largely? because tlie pe-'ple who
have beeii making their old clothes do
News-Oberver-Chronicle: What to extra service cait wait jio longer for
do about the Wilson bill in the Senate their new garments. The business
is now asritatiu!? the Demoirmtie. had- men and farmers are practically out vt
rr of that body who are seeking to debt, aud the banks are full of money
uiakelhe bilta stroni? oue before the which will have;to?eek investment or
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ieople, to niake.it raise more ! revenue be loaned out at low rate of interest.
than rn its present shape; andao carry I The country isjn fine shape for tariff
into eff-ct more nearly the l Democratic jTeforih, aui the manufacturers are not
jiolicy of a tariff for revenue,! As frm-j afraid of. it. j Tlie currency question
ed by the Wilson committee, vthe bill wiil be satisfactory aettled before long
secured rather, more protection to the 1 1- 1l not to w suiwsea ytnat a aemo-
manufiCtucing interests that was con- cratic administration will . neglect a
templated, and the Senators have been matter of such iniprtanc'e and ignore
wretltng with the problem of reform- i Hedges to tuft people.
ing it so as to avaid such "object ions. Everything is ready for a new start
We notice that Senators Vest. Rui-Und the eagernes of the jeople to goto
som,Gortnan, Jones of Arkansas, Cock-1 work, invest their ! money, ; produce
rell and others have been holding a something and 'develop something can
conference ou the subject, other Sena-1 not fail to bring good times. JDongress
tors being in consultation with them, w bo0nd to wheel tuto line with the
That there will be a tax ou sugar, mid I masses, sooner oj later. At the eleventh
on wool ancucoal is not improbable, I hour it will probably come to the front
and perhaps on coffee. Gen. Rmsom with several promised reforms and then
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,
As mercury : will surely destroy the
ense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering i
through the mucous surfaces, bucl
articles should never be ued except or
prescriptions troni reputable physiciam
;is tl.e damage they will do is ten foi
to the good you can possibly denv.
fro n them.! Hall's Catarrh Cur
maiinf:icured by F. J. Chenyj & Co..
Th-do, 0., contains no mercury; am.
ii taken internally, acting directly up
on t he blood and mucus surfaces of th
ys em. In buying HalTs Catarrh Cur.
be sure ou get genuine. It is by F
J. Cheney & To. j restiinouials free.
BgJu'Md trugj;iitg, 75c.
Much of life's misery is due.;tx in
digestion; for who can be happy with
a pain ib his stomach? A a ;corective
aud strengthner of the ailinienfcary or
gans, Ayer's Pills are invaluable, their
use being always attended with mark
ed benefit,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE I
All persous having claims against Eiiz
ibeth Liable, dee'd aie hereby notified t
exlubit the same to me on or before th.
10th day of February 1895. Thi Feb. fill.
181)4. L. W. Lingle, Adra'r.
Then, F.Kluttz, Atty'. of E Lingle.
EXECUTION SALE.
By virtue of an execution issued out c
the Suerior Court of Rowan county on
Judgment in favor of Tobias Keslei
HiraiustDavid Casner. 1 will oner at pun
lie sale at the Court House door in Salis
bury, on Monday the 19th day of Febru
ary 1834, it being Monday of Court.
A tmc of land as follows: adjoiuini:
Kesler,
a i i..j . .rnAnUill Uuiiiiv
... ..! . . ' iiib iuuua wi view, iinii .... t
With tbe evangelic and told turn tha.Totiias Kesler Calvin Pol and others,
le endorsed every word of hi sermon, 'containing about 97J acres beui in 1 rov
ififtiwe towii.-mo.i oeins me ira-i oi mm
this started the report that Ingalls had
been converted, but he denies that such
is the case. , -
A, special to the Charlotte Observer
says W. G. Brpnson, a Randolph coun
ty farmer, was iu Greensboro Tn!,,v
with a load of produced He drank
much whiskey and while, hitching up
his team . preparatory-to ieavyigfeil
to the Krouud. He was helped it? to
hit wagon and made com fort We but
in a short time it was found thai he
was dead:
The House when elected wa strong
ly committed to the free coinage of
silver, but uuder the stres -of circum
stances was forced to take the back
track at the extra session. A soon
as that pressure was relieved the Hou-h?
felt inclined to enact some legislation
favorable to the white r metal. Mr.
Bland hai brought forward his bill
which eives the onportunitv desired.
That it will receive the support of a
large majority of tlie Democratic mem
bers, even though antagonized by the
ad min 1st nit ion seems entirely prob
able. Aud but for the filibustering
methods of the Republicans we believe
the bill would have been p.issed.
where David Casper now lives. Jan 13 'U4
J. 31. OlONROB, Shenn
By It. P. Koseman, D.h
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Col. Al, rairorotlier, late or tlie
Durham Globe, will start a daily paper
it Lynchburg, Va.
Best Cure For
All disorders of the Throat and
Lungs is Ayer Cherry Pectoral.
It has no equal as a coughcure.
Bronchitis
"When I was a boy, X had a bronchial
trouble of inch a persistent and tub
born character, that, the doctor pro
nounced it incurable with ordinary
remedies, but recommended me to try
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. I did ao, "and
one bottle cured me. For the last filteea
years, I hare used this preparatioe with
good effect whenever I take a bad cold,
and 'I know of numbera of people who
keep it in the house all the time, not
eonsidering.it eafe to be without it."
J. C. "Woodson, P.M., Forest UiH.W.Ya.
Cough j
"For more than twenty-five jears, t
was a sufferer from lung trouble, at
tended with coughing so severe at times
as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms
frequently lasting three or four hour.
I was induced to try Ayer'a Cherry Pec
toral, and after taking four bottles, was
thoroughly cured." Franz Hoffman,
Clay Centre, Eans.
La Grippe
"Last spring I was taken down with
la grippe. At times I was completely
prostrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast aeemed asif
confined in an iron cage. I procured a
bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had I began taking it than -relief
followed, I could not believe-that
the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so complete." W. H. Williams,
Cook City, 8..Dak. t
AYER'S
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fice to wUii-h tliey arj VfirecU i, . ,.c
Mie rerpoiiniiiif nutii iey a. :
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pi. ices without in forming the pubiiK4
er, aiid paiier are -sent to the for v
directkMi, I tiiey are h-ld r-.. i-!
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t 5 The tourt iirtVr u . - i
fusing to take prrxdi ; , i h
jticeor r?moViu u j-1. i-vi , .
uncalled for, is Prima Facie ev:... .r j
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I of intentional fraU'i. t.
0. If suliscriljers p .y ii.
aie iMutul to Jivr in' :t- :
at the e. ui of t lieu i.i; .
vih to continue iK i.g
the publisher isauth-ai-aud
the suW-i tfwr v iV. i
! until an exj're io!i-r
I of alt arrearage-) rl s-ul .
er. -
The last posUl laws are ucn i! at
newspaper pu'iii'hers' e..i. t-- j
one for fraud v) !: -
reiu.Mr iu p a 4-'..
the niaf who al';4 s.r .r uuftr
to run aloiig for s.oe time nrp' ;
Ihru orders the Hiira:v It ' i K
rrfnsiwt' aud havr a psUi cra c
notifying thv pubiiahrr, i htt-i
liable to arret and fin- i e ame m fir
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All nersons havinfc claims against
Thomas EJomhurflt, deee:uel, re herey r theft, etc.
notified to exhibit the anv to me on or I
before the 26! h day f Jauuary 1895.
All Der-on indebted to mnl iteceasert ' Of Hood's haivspanlla is always wmum
are requtel to make immediate pay
ment. This Jan 30th 1804.
f. A. Earnhardt,
Adin'r. of Thos. Entbnrdt.
Theo. F. Klutrz, Atfv.
lyaicy
illbe felt all along
measure per feet totrran-V secure ilsl of confidence aiid the reriva
speedy passive, y . - ).i Ipentyr i i
of pros-
Constipation and sick-he idache posi
tivelv cured by Japanese Liver Pellets:
5 ) pills 25 cts,S ild atElwin Cuthrebi,
Salisbury N. U. ! ,
Fit, dizziness, hysteria aud all ner
vous tro'des cured by Magnetic- rei
(vine, bold and guaranteed oy Xrawiu
THE
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Being the largest, is the direct result of being the
best. Wood's Seeds are known andJgrowa ta
rery Bute pa the South; akiwieaea ie oe
Sebeat for garden, tann or Held. Bendtor
but a reference book or tne rrwc u, u.
Ulnln; uaeful fnfonnatlon both tor the trucker
and planter, together uith full purticulare about
A sre-tal feature for ll 1 the full dlrerttonefoa.
-rowin Beeta ftw Sngar Mating I aUo deef'
t:ona of Xtfcyra Sylveatrla. an Invaluabto
.u ihfl iatat novel Ilea for rar
Uea and farm. Write for It, and ecrrent teesof ,
any Gram, Clover, or other Field Seeds required.
Head ronr orders dlrert. If your merchant does
not handle W d S.tJa.
T. W. WOOD J SOUS, Setdimen. Rictaoad. ro.
I he bound of rt-feMOi hreavLn it urlrur; it
alwaxtt piela t the Sob r iiOMn hh
of thinking people truse it is true; ru
it ia niway-rtiTlJ ti by I
seinem-u.li ti. . it Ui..-. ' si
would accrpied uiiboul a moaumt'
hesitation. .
This questkm ts oil:, ttatd aArl
aft often uiuku treu.
It is it .at wave rvettobered.
should le. that the uccae-ou vf Ui tent.
ar and irritability is often to be found in ;
the pbyttctalraiMliltoD of the peixn Sf
frcud. Whales the uhb of trying to
rui niz" man whose liver has jjof (
lmi-k ou bin? It a man i lortuno i nii
rlieumat Utn, bewcan he be expected to he
aftaWlo aud agretabk? Can a-Courmsd
dsH-plic tie exprctet to h clieeriui aii
iwaa ready to telle fawny story? Ill
only 'way to reiuMe lb diiflrtilty to lo;
el at the aar. Isp-pU. rheumatistu,
iuinure IiMmmI and liver tnailor- t telu to
Hool taiaii.riii;:iai i vy H u 31
rdectivr traJiUiliz r; e iteuws'.zzi Y-i
ger, and a pr. vruute ot U. tuvtaa ftaH
rcls.
Cuthrell, Salisbury, N. U.
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