atchni'aiir
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BRIEFS.
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Cowxtry.
JcS)AY April f
1894.-
TZuno connected
nfr is iic mv..w... .
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'IMML due us on! aecoUuT or
r-irrHANGE.4-TwO.COm-
fI-Ier ad job printing oat
f1 he sold, or exchanged, for an
m in Western Korth Caro
e6fle outfits to that of the
,t ivv Watchman" which in-
f r the WATHMAKlnow published at
u v N t,aud the btjier is a good
iUiburi.V:.l 7kimn iewfepnper outfit
iuClud'g c xhi3 property vil I
-A fuli-sixed edition of the Charlotte
Obarrcer was issued Monday morning
giving full and latesttmrtlculars; of the
South Carolina rebellion against . Till
man's spies. . A a news dUpeuser, it
keeps Tatr ahead of all conteinporaies
We are ivq tested to announce that
there will ben iiu.tch game of tbase ball
jjhayed at Trading Ford if S ituVd y
1-lthinst.,' belweeu the Trading frord
and Craven niues. Game to begia? at
10, o'clock su m. ; -
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: 'Pi.ii fLiiit tK school Tu beeif
I '' .J ! 1 s 1 1i I7 .1 ..vl..tr Mr
CdrrUr iiu(IJiirriHiiig hiter,Miss
have ifemif rtld feia:int Office and t e
areidi tjlil'w.!tlit weXdmU haw
theni Lick wiUj tra g un- S. .
itgwtesville
,d 1 : ,:,r wKbfes- forced to
rr , l.i.iftss on acco
1 For furllier inforroaition addrens,
fj! J. W. MCKENZIE,
. fei,2ll89ir" - Salisbury. N. C
i'.V. 5 Grand Offer.
.f'..iMr.rti.do vou auylgood? If so
I . bv a Me etfyrt a'ld a feW m0"
PoBC Miia8,nuch. TheWATCrt-
.raiaWrd Watcl worth.
Ufa er,tclas Elgin movefien wurrau
... .fa. to tbe one seiidfcig m
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number of caih.subscribeis
1 -.!.:.. he neXL-Wat a.
ijja offer and the waitch firft chass in ev
t No clubs Uikcn of less than
ad cash must acepmpanyeach;
ludics 6t geuU'enians size as desired.. GO
j to o.ik at once see wunt w"
jjc'nd furiampte opiea.
If you owe us your subscription for
the Watchman you know it, and you
know it is au honest debt that you are as
much in honor bound to pay as for the
clothes vou. ware.' Itwour labor giveu
to you for a price, and. from it alone" we
have to get or living for self and family
therefore we ask for what is jour own
trusting that you pay uk without the ne
cessity of our going or teudiug to you,
At the session of the quarterly con
ference, held in the "Methodist church
of this city last week, it was decided to
have the church repaired, and a butld-
fng committee ut ten was app-jiuie-i iu
raise' the ntcessarvjuuds for the pur
pose, louring saul contence air. o. jj..
Mills was licensed to preach, and was
placed charge of the missiun work
at the Vance Cotten MiUs-
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tSothxsy Academy.
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Mri urArHHli has: Ixeu; visiting
MrJ WL Ci Fislvr. tne of our boys,
?!.. iJ:l hHn in MiftSouri lor the p.t
three ?4 .r4, I reurued lunue several
IrJ !U.!?irfDi Holshouser is quite
sick with ojjuluufptiou, but is blowly
ciuTtotte Observer. : V""t
an,, ni-ws from' the ninth idislncl
about tile iineeting ot?llepaWicri
hii-h aureetl that 'coalition is tbe t bmg
and that Mr. Uichmoiid Pearson is to
run fJr Congress, i interesting and
su geiive. It .i'd be observed that
uuthrtig wats sand abtnit "C.litiou on
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. . ... iiKimiiii lii'AlllllCilli null ; u-. - .. - J - I , i
pw no fl.s are j p. epare.1 lrMOx jt
its visds. xAn Bdniir;il1 reined r for . , : i -
It has saived. hundred;! f - lives sold
should be in ever ijouie -WhiMt. there
are joungcniiureii.
national o-i stlon. This Wais proband i
due 4o the fact "that there is no point
Nil-
There has been a great revival of re
ligioia at Danbury, Stokes county.
The meetings were conducted by llevs.
C. Miiler aud Wm. Black, two Freiby.-
trian evangelists i. e., y nodical evaii
.LliJiinr hnmft niissionarits. not1 the
traveling kind. Fifty-three persons
were'couveirted, among the number
State Senator A. M. Stack and .W. W
King, Esq. a prominent lawyer.
tortainmttnt will l)e
mveii hv the vl)uiir people of St. Feters
congregatialii jt th!it place on Satur
day, May IV- M i . . J .
ri.ur itruiH are now Deing m iu hi.
OwaCiiurcf foT the annua1 meeting
It :.. .h '2 ...... .V !ST II Airtw.-li
meets there tjie ls"t of May.
Eini;GroyeA(liance wiil ludd a t-ptj-..i-.il
mfiini'l iiiir Tuesday. April 24th
to celebrate l he birth-day oCol. L. L.
Folk. ; i :; ;
Tlie fifth let m' of BhOjW Academy
closed hi Marclii2Jih .With am eaitei-
tainiueutaa ilighjUi'ite a large crowd
of people ee"fretKand we think
all had U"-jvry ijejrfj-y able time. The
nerftirinwiiu-e wire ioikI: the music eX-
cellent. Mis Came Hothroek preid
1 well athh?rir-an. Thus did the
fifth term pf Bethany end. Ti e nextses
wiiirobeiiabout the middlexot
Julv.i llowerer uo auuouncetneut.
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nave ueeu, auaue.
11 1.LEVE.
lit. Oilead Locals.
fnrrps-.ionflfthn Viitihm in.
Reyi id 1- lcLeod; returns thanks
to Mr. M. S- Martin for a nice load ol
The first and only prisoner that has
Cm. rMtiit,v i iil Kinnn llifl Avur was hn.v. i
Lindsay Hadeu, a white maiVwho died I TheIl. pdejidites deeded th;it it
there last Saturday ' night. Haden was was too cblc for an E iMer picnic
Serviugouta6month'stcronthe.chain they had! alible at Mr. . b. In-
MHniis at night. v h.ch all teemed to
ganj, aim ueuuuiiuj; hiuwuvhw i-"u o ; , - j.
.irs. C.C. W&dedat Troy, J. M.
InSrton. at Mt. Gilead, and L. It, Llsk
!0llviilc, Montgomery, cjuuty, are our
: v . -; . n t ,i:..:c ywlloot
j-n'va illioriM'd ageuis xo komvh, w..v, gam. u.u nine 1 f i?
U receiptffur aaWU W - her ago: was placed in the vvhe.-e enjoy, y danmcwJ
for tie Watchman, kd alKoi our. he could have proper meo.ca, .ue . i,( , j . - ,,,
Uwh are due us w U please make He was abojit years oiu. anu was ou ( MyUl fifi Ue.4. Waadeville,
l i j '. i . .. .1. i-uara I .1 Ko n.xmnv'j irpnua vnrn lit t lift . a i . Ti".
toUofUiKtaci anu pay ui iiicii eu iu iiio mur b, . j i
J. W. McKffNZIE, Editor.
County Home.
jthis couilty h discovered a very ricn
sinfaite and ore jzold mine. He saiys it
Dr J. A. Tyson, cf onyood, sient
I Monday ill the 'city..
Alberuiarle, was in tow n
Ucv. L W. Cm w ford,
Jas. Carter, of Stanly county, charged is one cf tl)e rjfche
Willi VIOIiVUOU Ol Itte minimi icumic uuiijiii. i .
lawi wasleiog brought under arrest up ; Mil L ti. p esperman, a puoiograpn r
VViMlilioro. has oiKiuevl a photo-
Hon; SJ. :rembertoii dnd Dr. King, of b ju b f tbe traill aiTived at graph gallfery ftere and is prepaied to
Tuesday. Miseuhtinter Springs, he was allowed to
of Trinity Col- enler tjie gentleman's water closet. Of-
nccr Jveal becoming impatient at ins oe-
taUeiiili kiiids and styles oi .iclures.
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B'acks anl :Whites in the South.
. V . lay iti coming out opened the door of the cuaripttc erveH
hghttn the cIesfct to find an 0pen window but no Tjae Koj11
ight was pret- r.-. .... i,.,.;,.; iinu' "LX...1I
in
lours
ilrn peoplf are gradually
i .:nn.,n. Pnrtop uriij cmnp hiiviti.-r fhns .....,!..,. i K.iuM In i.ii ii iiilwi tit :i lull llir it
iiivrn ivm v i ic r:ii'H s L ;irui i ill iiic kjviiiii. vu
&.jraV'hi .the. .city -Tuesday.
The view ot lue aurora
porttieru sky last Frdiiy
i ty.f It hasted about two.
i The Attnt Kiys tn;U ui neseiau iiy, it
Wiie otlie -''destructive il.sect - is killing
ilitoats crop in poi lions
Rev
TinM iijll deliver lite, baccalaureate ""'ra "x"" J '""Mr'- T ti 1 i -
: wriaontlTiinity College, ba Wendes- Cmnks was burning the, brush trom a and itll -4 lilfja stout exponent ot lie-
juii imn u i .net i ' ru. iru.niw w n m ins in lip uii i. m- i.- iiiiiiiii:uii i ill" .
'fF Hon-' W id. Rol.blns.lf Statesville, is playing bout thefirehad her clothing j " Tfie white 'j jet.pl e of the South have
u Waliington Avheie lid has gone. to en- to ignite, and before the father could the intell&enle, t hey own the property;
Xvt upon hisduties aas a inember of the tret to heir Relief she was ei.tiivly envel- ' and inrel'ij eve'r wav more di-epty iutei-
Gcuyburg UatUield" Gymtuissiouer.N oned n ie fl ames,- causing . her death ested iultlie .ff .irs of joverniu.-nt and
tliviW the chartre of selliiiiT I in nor almost immediately. hetir aatlie to di reel them th.iu are the
vlirre lu.t S.mdnL. LuiSier Julian was . Lltt m.xn ,vitx h- nmA' iiegi4s a ciaiss. The mt violent
ciuuuiilted to i iiil on aietriutt (rf Ixiud. to '? ..... - i. :I;L .J &.'...,..,. mplhnk i.'iu'd in
.l , j .. 3 t . as Jo in Sim Hi, livuifi iwo n.iies iuim- ci H'-'-'.f " " a
mi'aif. nu :i mir! ni-xt feriii ot court. . . . . ? ?. - . i i n.
r - l at. nf hsburv. on the L.exmnton roan, Soiltliernf hur-rounaiiigs, couiu uaiuty
.f ihich the Minneapolis and Omaha
iilit forms touch, and that tho ways aud
ireans bv which the two are to be jo.nt
exi have nt yet been devised. Mr.
Fearson, it appears, is not to ue nomi
nated by anybody, but merely "endors
ed," thus leaviug cim to rap, as an in
dependent candidate for the Li Mature
in i his cou lit v some twenty years ugo
11. l.l...l 4 . . .. iwr1i.Tli ikf
salu ue luieuueu iu i un
euiiseaueiices." Abasis of coalition
as to State matters, was blocked ou, it
will be noted, llep-al of the present
rfliu nf emmtv i?overJiineiit ami ol
jovv.u. j o
the eleclioD law aire to be the issues
The first named prdp-jsitijn will not be
so popular an some oi iuc tuiigiiuuai
districts of tbe Slate; but it is proposed,
perhaps, to have different terms Oi
coiili.ion in different congressional dis
tricts. As to the election law, if all
who have beeu defrauded of their votes
bv it shall vote the coalition ticket, audi
all who have not shall Vote the Denn
cratic ticket, the Democracy can afford
to, be cO.itcut.
We are told that on theplaitoiWas
above inentioiied, "it was agreed thai
the Ue publicans and PopuUts could
uuite iu elect iug a Suite ticket ami
members of the Legislature and m de
featiug SeuatorHiansoiii." Dt-feat him
with whom? Republicans wil prolj-
able want to know, and so, ;lo, per-
hap-, will Fopulists. Some Republi
cans will likdy n-it takekiudiy to a
combine with the ch .noes that, some
raw recruit will re ip the beuefi of it,
and Populists will probably waiit to
know that the Senator wIumii tlu-yre
helping to elect is not a Republican
who w.ll go to Viishingtoii- and Vote
with John Sherman and the pluto
erats.
Go right on with the coalitio't, by
....iinti. districts 'and State. When it
is per Ceded aud sets iis ta de the be?
Fopulists aua also t Ue best llepublicsins
.t in ihfn- niiices over to the D m-
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oCratic -board.
Elmwaioil, M rch
store house, owned ly I W
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t,is iiurue! ni-nigtia r origin ot nre un
unkiu- u. There was ! no
Pi. i .. . : c ri f I tr i ii t- . .
me iu.ss as okjkj. urK . n. Lmenaiiit s
otiice was in the building and nil his
surgical instruments books, furniture!
uncollected accounts were coiiMjuned
-hA vacant
xW. H.ir.
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MADE EASY, YOU CAJjT DO IT; SO
WHY XOT T1JY t
W.J t All tt'l.fftl'. oirt.'l utilll- r..ir-i . "
vria tT. i v Ulil ail 1 l.i i. i 1 it'l III VI
impureuidof is baddly declared by
Hood's S trsap irilla, the ; great conquer
er of aill blood diseases.
Many of the gold mines in western
North Carolina are very active-at pres
ent. The Boger mine. iulUuion couu
ty, is said to he producitii? startling
quantities of Ntiie yeljlQw njetal, iait a
veteran miner in Cabjirruji county List
week faauud four largej nugirets.
H e call the at' en t ion of lour readers
to 1 he rem ukaMe clubbing offer in
another coluijii by which wee in send
lhi papjr aud ho .'Atlanta Weekly Cain
stitutiou to tlufSiMue aiddiv&s for one
year! for the low sum of $1.50. ..
Tjiis is the only i.ffr-rjcf its kind we
have ever ieen able, to make toour
readers. ! -r' '
Tiis-A'ttanta Weekly Const itut oii i
't fnoTwell kniiwn tn neel :inv iiil r.rdtie-
lion here. It his won .its place at tiie
fireside of the nation as a model week
ly uewpafft't. Itnumlaers on it suff
some of thejniost famous nlid brilliant
writers of thexday Jiud on all pubi c
qnestipiis its lance is ever in rest to de
fend the rights of the people. ,It is the
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be ' . ',
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largest I and nost widely circulated
in
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Wc call vour atteti-
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weedly newspaper published in America tjon j oUowingj
having a cin;tilation of 150,000, and it; , v 1
week. It is 111 iiseif a:: elucalinu to'llGW ArriVillSI l .
those wjio read it. By the clubbing! - . .
rate which we offer, our read el's c;ihloV OrPSSOOCis.. , -
get the-NVeeklv Constituli n :iuil t!iir ! -xtrU T '
The distressing news readied town spiciuiMploopd.l h.s la.:i. is uoi lacking
..-i i f ii . i 1.1.. .1 1 1. ..J 1 ''I. : t . - 2- 1 i.'is I .L.i ...-I,! ........ , it ic
f iStaaly eouti I"11 0tw.iy oi me leirioie ue.uu ui , ai;u:iouejoj aui i.n-e.sir ciu, iV .
llil.o Wt.tU ibree-vear-old dauiihler of ! re 'iilhi'inextract Iroin a recent is-
' U . L" 1 '-n k t vV-i.im. Bev. R. V. Crooks, lit bis pliice Rome ! SUe of l). Ai$)iiii. Kvciiiu Journul,
S, Vl'wcre'' rigUt sou.1, of . his oil,. Mr. fo,,jjirli fo of riiorlow Wl
..ilp..:..a'.. n..nJ,o v,.,Ip- (!i-,mlvs was tiuruitiir the brush In m a and all ii liieia stout exooiieut of Ke-
Urn. S. A. Lefebsr
Eossmojno, Ohio.
Terrible Misery
Helpless With Kheumatlam
and Withput Appetite
Mr: W. B. Scarboni,
w y . - r n it 1 ,
was in town Tuesday and reported that aVt'ld sllao ilig the sentinient.
Tlie iwriter of the foregoing most
havai viitd tjie South aud lo aka.nl over
vJsffnlJv in lhe i-il v oh 1iis -wav home last Thursday night about ILo'clock his
i.t Ml.'G.leaul, from Trinity College, house and its contents were destroyed by
, . . . i ..-' t . j fii-A sind his invalid wife, disabled from . s i . i, . .
wtiereiie has been atteuuing kcuooi. . - ,tW-the grotiwd ine person. vvnatnesiys
I 1 partial parai3i, wunjr c,.Mt ...... . i.v-.'-i. ti : , ., . .1
Mr. Heiarv Fike. of Ifickorv Mouutain i;r t,v the ne. of her -crutches, with : ts entirely trite, but while it IS, this
4iwo8hfp,-Chathani.,couJity, fcays the Re- hir ia.month8-old baby in her arms, may be! dda : that whiln the white
.ienrrf, owns 11 "taulti that is thirty years old, I vH4ch w:a8 go hadly burned that it died I pt-dplje 6t tli South hive the greater
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bu suia woi ks as wen as any oiner arnaae parl Friday morning- tie says he interest: m tljeir local governments and
ije ware of Oatxae at s for Jacarra tiw
conaia sis rear,
As mercury will surely destroy tie
use of suiell ulld completely ilea;;ii:ge
the whole syietu wii.-u ei-icrm u
liroiiiih the mucous suitacis. bud.
articles should never le u.-eii except. !!
prescriptions troui n-j u aijic piiy-ici n.s
is ti e damage they will do is im io :
io the good 3011 can j o-sib!y der v.
fro u tlu-'tn. Hail's C.iia; l it Cur
inaiiufac'uied by F. J. Lheiiy Co.,
I'adetTo, 0., .contains no niei i or ; ;.ii'j
is taken internally, acting aii.-ectay up
on the biooii anu tmi hs n ieces of t n
system. Iu buying tl,.li'.-Catarrh Cure
be sure ou get genuine. It is i-
J. Cheney &. o. lesliuio.il n? nee.
y,Sold by Uruggtstg. 7:c.
Tlrod Feelins arid Pains Dispelled
by Hood's Sarsaparlila.
"I was in terrible misery jwltli rheumatism In
my hips and lower limbs; I read so much
about llooa's SarsapitfUUi tliit I thought 1
would try it and spe i It would relieve me.
Sv'hen I commenced t coulj not sit up nor cren
bed without i lifclp. OnebotUeci
Hocd'3 Rctiovccl rsa
BomucB that I was soon but of bed and could
walk. I had also felt! weak and tired all Uia
t'me : could not sleep, and obtained so little rest
at night that 1 felt all worai out in the nwraunt
I had no appetite to eat anything, but Hood s
Hoofed Our es
Barsaparilla restored my appetite so that I
1,1 iviriKiiitlanV distress, and I have
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r incdra;'.'.!y ia strength. I i.ve t:-5rrn . vc
bottles of ii d's Sarsaparilla and I -"-'a wed
asevcV." Mi;a. S. A. 1.i:fi:c.kk. Kossmoync, O.
Hood'3 PHI3 cure liver ills, constlN-tlon,
fcliousacss, Jaaadlce, sick headache, iu.ligcsUcn.
NOTICE!
.lis Sals cf Valuable Tarn L nh ar.d
Tswn Property, on. 0h:c3s-s -i-Ts. Ii r.SA"
Litt.e Bivar, and in tha T-wr if
lit Giletd, It C
"home paper at but little more than the
cost of one pper, thereby getting the
news f their home and the news of
the world everv week for a year ;it an
mf ! tf
insignificant outlay.
In addition to this, pvery sub.-riher
to this paper and the Constitution, un
der our clubbing nriangeTpnit, w ill, be
given an opportunity to w in some hand
some prizes.
- All these matteis are expl lined iu
another column. We meivly call a!-
entiou to it here to show our. ivaders
what a lilaeral ofiVr we have to make t.
tl;em.! These offers arc male by our
arrangment with the Consti'titi'm, and
only those who subscribe. 'for b !lT p
pers "'through this ofEce are entitled to
take part in the contest.
This is the iiost liberal clubbiuu
iffer any have ever been ;;b!e t. make,
and we feel sure that it will prove im
mensely popular with our readers.
New Wliitcffoods:'
New Embroideries.
New Lices. .
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New Ribbons.
New Silkolines. :
New jrish Lawns.
New Mattings.
These .and lots ot
other gooBs we arc en
abled to sell-at yeryi low
figures.
COME AND SEE US.
Uttmah SLiBMensttfln
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Tliur.-tlav and Fridav April. lUtft iind
2iUh. "' bract ice limit d to Eve, Ear,
Kse ami 'lhroat.
i A naati.livinir
nesir Paaburv. Stokes
coiiuty, says th? Reporter, has live" cbii-
aheu and five dog:but has not had a dust
;M teem stilt in his ykith. thiuU5 the fire origninated from a cat's m,iat direct them, they will do so with
rSF-Dr.iW H. Wi.kf held v; 1 be turnuag over a iatnP leit uurmng m, aue
.1 ail i U-....1 1.. c'i: i ...... room, or else it exploded, setting fire to
iiii- vcnn.ii ii ciin to o.i t ii ii i , un . x i . j
lUe aitll 111 n HM tl lir nuc tiuui.iiiu i v,
sleeping, she not awakening until arous
ed bv the burning-bed; and before she
could get out of hed and secure her
due regard to4 the welfare of the black
race!. Uiie whites and blacks of the
South utaJerstind and like each other.
There is'no people under the miu which
Ciu(d get along with the blacks as well
Why Hood.? Win3.
President Lincoln s id, "You
fool the oeoole at H'cuud tun- .
are too quick to recognize re; merit oi
lac1, ot'it, anal cling omy to tliose inias
which they find lo be wnat is claimed
for them.
It is esjecially gratifying that the sale
of Hood's Sarsaparlila increases most ra
pidly in those scvuoas where it is best
known.
The inference is plain. Hood's Harsa
...riil.i li.iu miivrii liuiL il T)oses.-es iien-
it It iii:iiiit:iins':i lii ll vt;lllUaril -1
unit. '
crutches.the clothing of her babe became fas lhe Southern white people do, ar
ignited: and, although the poorv woman
succeeded in smothering the flames that
Of meat iiLthe h1 otie fJr seveial davs ex-'were burning her child, and eseaped out
pt what he borrowed. Ue is a tit sub-
eetas a rccuitto Cpxey 'smarmy.
ji Kiat-vit is said, ciiine near causing a
d disitstrous fire t Nairivyood, last Satur
' A .i. t.i n I.. .;,! . hi '. i r.-.i-.-
II - fraie' til re.ir of and!. aie:ir Hotel Knr-
f od, -caught tire, hii before it could
'lie put out tliej ho'elvas in great dan
'. er of being Ues! r y ed.
Tlje State' upremif Court, Tuesday,
i rptiijlered its decision in t wo cases from
llowan: State vs. L W. Foust,'affirhfing
the
j. Jiyrcl vs. Crese,ffirriud. At pTstfci m
ui eub u eerier Court. Mr. -t oust was
f'iteufced totwo eafs in State-prison.
i Ins sjjnte uce must ilpw be executed.
that the blacks, could live so happily
amongst;. The proposition sprung n
a recentPcolored convention at Uirniing
11, virtue el", in loaloiinit.v to, and iu
,iltsi.aauce - ol a al--.tj- I' u.c ...pi r ..;
aji.uri.ol Aloii g'tn Coun , Nui'u Cid'
ontut, l ee.U re.i al i' a.l 1 n in 18L-2, i., .
.-u.l then and tin 1-.' pciidn.g uuereii:
i...i.i i: W.n-ih. iiuai.d.au ot me m-noi
heirs of V. II- 15..gieyia-:'d, is pJaas.tiil,
a.,d M. 11. Lawi.cr , a ilrd Ids wile S.
L isoei , C. Ii. r r. Kctrns. S . t- A .!.
anal his wile M.J' Vooiay, I , ". 1 ignin.
....i u. .fii Mii'. 'ie. 1 .vm. ml sue u.icn-
.bants, fur me i,reel-U i e Uii'l sjk: ot in. j
......r,5 l ...ui itpsei iet:-1 in Hie coiii-
cannot ! plaint ia said Mii ; 1, i nc undersigne.a c on
Tuev '.iiiSioau-r app-.u"u-i y tbe cur. i.i M
.Ucrea-i will ell .'t pu-oiie- au. i i . ne
highest Wid.ter, for- cii, at iue. L-. u..
IlHuse Djor la l r y, ou .doud;iy tin; 1
day of April, it iu-ing o.i-las o
Court weei.) tne-lol. owing iracisoi uiani,
to wil : ' ' v- i.
The 1-a Tract known as! he U x ieti
olson tract oi Jt re l. uhei pl.u-e n in.
waUTS ofC.ifi U Creek io sa d u ,l v,
.ii iiiii.;- lhe h.i lsol iia.an l.nslnse. i,
ainea FCreetMluaCAleX. Mciv ; de.:o
KnvivKtteil. Rmithstvh was absent African meets with no favor inJibe
J . . I,. ! i .is "i : i .. i . ...
tfrom home, having visited a near neigh- South: among tne wniies anu nor
The granite men
near town are repoi
of. the house, sustaining pain u. ham, AU? tii favor of the .deportation
herself iu her heroic efibrts: the little ii I vj . .
.I. l.k! ri'l fel 11 I I 1 fa IJIIVMril IIIMII I
rrlrl Was so badlv burned that it died as I "H1' .f W ' J , "'"V.
O " .
.... Ii. . t
which others cannot tvu, approach, la m.J others, et, .... .g ; -isihe
people's favorite b.ood parilyin ; 2m irr k
aud building up medicine, and is mo.e iiid t uutx ...tj ... ,
..nun :ir n svea .i i r er ikijiu. . - , . ,
"":'- ' . U'M.,.4 rill JllO. 1- Mil'", I. r
this because 11 out! cure. - ;"v" . '. ,..h,ii,,rii L--ow.i a, the K-m
aun -; iiioiv luiviii.i.
t-rson xMiir-Ti-'act. ! ' Ti ."
Checks Creek -in ai j ouniy , a.y ii:i
,he la nils w; J-'oin lKL ale, K. i f'-.'
mmiI oiner. in ne iami i.iriy kuowii au.
Hw's This.
xr rr ( .. ll,.i.,l,.,..l ril!-.n-a
, j. '" ... ' . u . I -.kiinuM- i.iiioeeoiitiiii.ii'ii 11:0 acres
ami-n iar auv case u v.i.uii; m n v.... ...... - - i . .,,.!
. l"- .. rni. . r . i. .i t.ivvu i l ir iu"' "
for-I . K.. ..iir.ul l.t 1 1 .: -5 iihirra i t u re. 1,1 " 1 ' l" 1 ,a " " V .!...
--( . (-j l . k. . .. .f . 1"-. , v. ' i. . t . r P JU- Vilica.i in c... v Lv... ,
bor, and as he was starting home he dis- poral s :ti trd of blacks would tali ad
n...nA.1 fla mac tf Ma- luiriiinc home. I . ii ' . i I. ... . .fT.. It if V.ar.
v;vvncu i . . ... ... v, j . . ..... B . . i van. a ge
Siliu nr. ui i iycu i. ij v 1 IV ...7 u.. J
. ..1 . I Vila m.v .1 i .-.I I 0(1 tL'lfnl
...itl. tlisoii dvinor hnho in her lirmH. AstU'Hl
- 1 1;
. j:... I f roni SC
ue lews ii uis cwiiuiwvmi io s x - . .
. .- . . ... I r. : . i. s 1... . . .'nl La nuul. t i-irrv out. ;i::V obuLTalOU U. iue
nna anti lie nsiis tne Bvmnainv anai nem ouui u uanw ".rt.v ....v. ..w ..v- -
Ayer's Pills
Are better known and more general
ly used than any other cathartic.
Siicrar-coated, purely vegetable, and
free from mercury or any other inju
rious drug, this is the ideal family
medicine. Though prompt and ener
getic in their action, the use of these
pills is attended with only the best v
results. Their effect is to strengthen
and regulate the organic functions,
being especially beneficial in tho
"various 'derangements of the stom
ach, liver, and bowels.
Ayer's Pills
are recommended by all the leading
-physicians and druggists, as the
most prompt and effective remedy
fpr biliousness, nausea, costiveness,
.indigestion, sluggishness of the
liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in
the side, and sick headache; also,
to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia,
and rheumatism.-They are taken
with great benefit in chills and the
diseases peculiar to the South. For
travelers, .whether by land or sea,
Oyer's Pills
are the best, and should never be
omitted in the outfit. To preserve
their medicinal integrity in all cli
mates, they are put up in bottles as
well as boxes.
"I have used Ayer's Pills in my
family for several years, and always
found them to be a mild and excel
lent purgative, having a good effect
on the liver. It is the best pill used."
Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky.
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Aver ft Co.. Lowell, Mauaa.
Okiauj iiuhi.-.."j
Every Dose Effective
-V J FoMrMt-Kl-.t.n.. i:it,r.or"yii:. A-l f'-
LVto (';;. Vi!.--1" or CouMrr. ' " 1
&-:'itw.n.H.la.V.. ! :i!lC .fVP. Of.-!.. ;!. CO!.VlU-
- - J 1 A . ,. ,-n . ..... !"-
J
Hepaer Law'.
1. SuV -ribeis v. i o dir md ive x
I'ressiot'ce to il eeoiiirarv i ie consid
ered .is wishii g to C'Uitiuue tiicir sub
e'ld.ioii.x ' - .
2 II the sHbscrib rs order the dis
caiu inriai:ae adhaur j eriodiinils, the
pu'.lisher in ; y cutunie t(:ud them
Uf.til all arrearages" a.re p;ahl. ; '.
j 3 . If Mibscnbrs iitglct. or, r-fu 5
to take their pet ii.alurals from the of
fice tai which liiey are alirect;al, they
iiie raponsde until they hayHxsetlh d
their bill and ordeaed thenF dichin-
in-(
i 4. If the subscribers mova to adhefs
pl.u-es wilhinit infoiming thai-publish
. ai'.d pat er- are sent Io lhe former
ii citii, I hey are held ra-sponsi-
e
5 The tabu t-s have ilea ili-Fthat re
fuing to take per:odic.ils from the of
i ice -r rniriMii'g ji ial leaving -them
u noa' led for, n? 'Pi nna lutc-'e evidence
t iniellt'ioii.il ll.illd.
r, I: su. s rib rs pay in : ('v.iuce they
m.- i-.ouuii ti ' ai' notice Io publishers
,1 :.ee. u of I heir iim.il i hey do i;at
.1-1. ?o eo&u ue lakng m; oilier wife
t .e pwblisliei" ! nut u I !- ' t" Si-lld it
t:,-. .,',- stt ("I- -r " di' . poll i i
unt il an jixpre.-j mdjee w il h m nieiit
ail ai r.- r..r s".)t io ne tuonsii-
r.
We
of the
ted as having had
one, ami ne asKS ine eympaiiiy auai ueip "'.f fvv-,,-?l ., -
of those who are able "to bestow charity tlie! pr4ectipu anddirect ion which he bj -" Wholesale Drug-is
upon Ids uufortuukie family. -; caw g40,,fi' frorti,oi.tbern whitexuien roed4No.,,,VVad.ng, Kianan & M-r-
-1 "- f.iV liA 'ia biitrecentlv otit of slaverv and ..- vii. ..!... .u. li.-.o.-r.i,. Tuu do.'l).
School EDtcita.inment
Commmiicated, J
.,. ..y -T- . - j 1 Vi, Il inur.i-iii '"r.o ' '
V. L .w.i- f;.f-re:iehed fullv til man s PS- U..ll' (!:tt:irrh Cure 1 t ik-ll llltelUallV
lll'l HUBv'I.W, J . ll.lll V ..
. . - ' J - , .. . I . i i i ....... ii... ll... .1
tate. We aw all gelting along very acting ttireciiy upon a..e
l2i-urKtuiikn(i'i lUKif.'Jp"-. -.
' i One in i- .( H t'e ' m-rs h w!t tn nil ll 0
tXi.fii.H) r- tii,B:n-tti:.'i:rv.,ir,tf,n' .
!ttnrbori. r !i--r... i ?;. rwr ...
Ijiire - he i yh , I d Cau :w m- l-S : J e.
t of on f-r, no r-i r n . ," " '
Karrisain U Co Clem 10, Co!u..itu 0.
I 'i ' - he i i-li
VI S i nevrro'.tof
J atiin -. Wxrr
v i-avv.e.KaiTU
rhepeople of Chestnut!! ill and ye- n ltf here together, thank vou, niuca..s s irfaces ot tne ssh m. ir.ee
litvlen oved a rare treat last Fridav 5 " mi . h . f .. . 1 . 75c. iier. i.uK ri dd by ail Urugg s.s
q-iar.ries icinity "enjoyed a rare treat last Fridav
L'inrr 1...1 1 T . . . 1.. J.1... .i.. ........ i .i...... '., If
yieiltv Of Work thW flinxr. winter !ind
have recently filled sj? feral large orders
from -abroad. As. the more fiivorable
Season advances .they-. anticipate de
I mands for alt the work they can do in
filling increasing orders.
; ;SalUbury'si correpondent of the
Charlotte Observer sAys, "a gtannch re-
- publican here, speaking of the fusion
f .the Republicans and PopuHsts,
iDinks they will fuse in some parts af
me &tate and
nor
ti i :.. excebt whett tlie caoipaign orator comes
eveniug in the entertainment given at eirFtjf " - 10
. . ll' FT r -i. I I . 1 ! .. . .J . I C m l-t, 1.1.. -.t- man nr..
the close oi iur. n. i. uoniiier; auu larounu; auw ana nuc iv men up,
1. . .1 i TL. unlarfninmiini i '4 f ' l . iU..i- .,.1- n.Pfn.. ......
sisiei aK BtuvAi. . ne ciiiciiiiiuiciikHn(i jortuiiai
consisted of dialogues, recitatiJiis, etc., vr d.piy.
bv the pupils, w filch were all rendered f j j .r 'Jv
111 anieasilig enayruiiiiuig maimer iu a i H.i vnil t- nm lnnnAW tn
targe audience. -y he scholars all ac- . I ,U ,""J "Vr; " ,7 " " ; . -J , m in's fatici
JTSted themselves crtditablv, but we . ffrrf tl4 'c " n'Tbe - I'""-
ijmiicu n.cu. , .1 blaoal-nuiilier. Aver sbarsaDarilla is the ,
can only mention a tewr icvr inetacK 01 . r j. v - . , . , laureate on
75c. aver, boi I K ft dd by i-.il Utugg s.s
Testimonial free.
V
Tennyson oa Spring.
We have the wcityf A.tivd Tenny
son font th at 11 tlie Jirmg tiie young
ill's fancies ligbHriurn to tl.oo-n
is :si aiiular Hi t the g eal
ciiiiitleJ to m.'iituni the lac
that it is1 in the Sjiriiig t .i.it. a conside
i. 1 r ... ...I, i I'mi'i.v 111 Ij ulK V. OH
of Anrxn .e Kee.:n! ; : ne 2 nl.
dnlau.l h tracts hem- Ilu- nan. as
l-.-ed ny M il li.ssi.eraod wite. J .
L-issi.er to David U Wo. ui -i. -nuaa oi
lhe minor Im irs iof W ll ..gley dec .1, j
dated l.thdiayofd .ne U-M a.'.l aloly reg-
- . 1 : t u . . 1 -1 . 1 4 iii 1 i'- j k i
IK-ed i for sai.l 'ouat.V n .v' r -
;WS, to whieh-rtirnrd refereime W hcrci' .
given fur m ire 11 description. .rre to
Stien at 12 o-! char's. ;M.
Wj A. rlMM NS, Coium:sst per.
Kebrmirv lrtti. KSn-f'-.
All per.-on haavia-g ' aims a aint
Th.nnas R.arnhar.li , dc e:aa-.:. :-re 1k i .
iiolilital 10 a xii'.ldL lie same to me on oi
before I lie 'JG ii d.ay of Jauuaiy lSV.-o.
AH persons indebta-al to said iluvaMi.
ra(i is!ed lo li.ake j-i-ineot.iic pa-
- - ... 1 1 , -t
mcnt. Tins Jan '.'oin ii
A. l'Ai!NllAl:i)r,
Adin'r. of i hos. iviinhai dl.
Theo. F. Klu 1 z, Aa'y.
i'lie last pist.il laws me iuch tiiat.
iievvspap'-r publishers i-.iii rrest any
one for fraud who tak.'s a p.ier . mid
iefi'jM'. 10 ! iv lor it. Uu . at: this law
the 'man who allows- h's' tiWi ipt 1011
to run aioim tor some iiiie 111 paki and
then orders the, post ma-lfr tjo mark it
"m fuseo' and have a po.iMj; card vent
iioli!yii.-,'th' puli.jMnr, I..;, Inmself
i,;bi' l : 1 re-t aijid tine tl c anie as for
l'ua:, etc.
l or Hood's Sar-aparilla is always within
..lie h iiu.is.-l rii.i-ou lm:-(!.-eil is trui ; it
alv. n .s pj,- v.U to thes. i r tnnion eB
of 1. .ink 11 peoj.b- le. i.;.-e. is-is iruc; tnd
n is aiwaVs mi.i) suUia.r.t'iii d by er dor
Yemenis whijh in ll.e Ii uncial wclld
w.,u d xari-pud wiiiioiu a ' iiiounru.l'al
hesitation - - I
space. "The dialogue, "Peteand the ' '' " lua 1 ni,rA l that it is1 in the sprang t..,.it a consiae -
Iranian," was adminildy presented, V?""!, ,lt ihf standard and, as j r r,CH tlII
he acting of Master; Henley, as Ch S tl taking S .rsapari la. ',0 abl,
"Pef' liein,, esnpriallv ood. Aliss att he.UteagO Volld 8 Ijair. nothiuff but. lhe dilh uiiyaif lia.i.ug
Minnie Huffinsui recited very bautiful- I f r9U desire a luxurious growth o! god rhyme io
ly and feelingly, "The Dying Sailor," jiealthy hir of a natural color, nature's deterred him.
and. Mr. Mack Ooburn brougivt down trqvu(iig ornament of bot h sexes, use old-time domes
iK u.. u:.. ..it...i: . -,1.. 1 r t 1 1 m ir... 1 11. c- n n i .iu .ii.....inla.i i
ior thai I'avaiu .iae reuieaa
Celtiiiii it is lii.at the
tic reiue .i-s are
8
in others thevwill nnh"
- - - - v m - h - w m w mm
I , ll'ferinathjt a fnaoo 14 i iitmidiid !n I
.w. I C I UU3C UI UI9 UilllirtlU UeillCI I Ul (til U 1; . I ft'l'L.IIIIK flll'IIIMII 1 1 !&l F 1 LH 1 ill I T Ul.iVOi uv-
1; l-haces where it will W of advaintage to 'Fareweli liro. VVatkins." Master Mel- werr ? I bhao.1 purifier, Hods bir.aip.mi-:.
,heg.'o. p.,aiid wliere nait to--fioht it vin G ant delivered 'Monkey and Man," J-HVlj '" - ! which has attamed the greateptipa.
cut on thi' old i;.i" r i " j in a very creditable manner, as did also !ElniCi.threlI, Druggist will tell tarity a;l over the country asjhe tavot-
Mdumfb P u,' K- m t Mi Lottie Gallituore, "Curfew." yo tliat Johnson's Maguetic Oil at- Ue Spring Medicine, infinities tie
:jr s-nui ttepubhean tell ns wheIier Tlle Safisbury String Band 'furmshed ways fgives satisfaction and is the blnod-and gives nerveuieut.d, . bud.h
. - not fusion is intended in Ho.van? lhe wusiti f or the occasion, which was ch&iptUL ! .md digestive .strength. I
i :-: ; ! - . - 1 V I1 i , ' -; V i.
WlM.. . ' ,-' v i; ", . - v i, ; - , "Ij ! J ; j "1 ' :' ; h- yy
-. v .- 1 - - . . . . - ';",'.: X""-:'- J-'::" '"i': ' "-. Ii !!- v' . r-: ': '.-: : f :.
'Being thavliar-wssfc :fUe direct re-iU of being the
l,t, WlKKrt S-eeda are Known ana gr..'i. o.
eery Stt'to la tbe Isouth; na-ktio-srlcdged to be O
tha-ct lor- garden, -i.- m or Held. Scud for V
I,-. c.i i;....i. It uni.a. Tiic.ift C ilOU', .
ll jt. r.-.Vreuoo bt'.lc ei UiO icrli-t valac, c'.i'- rS
I ull iifw.i::-.:io' Jx.-tii l. rtiKj ti-.:c.C-r 0
U-.d:i",t,cUcr vhi. n... 1 -a. -tk-r- o;l g
i v -niiil fo -re for l-l a.- tbo fall li- r-.-tiors for &
15 ii X 5J.-i
11
SC! 1
. ' ....
! .-.-raj.!, plan-v.uii.1 .:t !' lui,st.riOo.pa, for 2r- c - -
-iiy ira3, Cior-r. tr o-.U-tr Fi-l s'- 5.arnijcd.
Kend yW or.lor, nr.-s-t. if your merchant dx O ,
tiwt iiaiitUC Vxa'3 Skt-da. ;
. - - . - r If- VI
r. fTl i;5t73 b.JtVi-cecsrren, hicn.Ticr.o, u. ;
. r.
i sy Ll
This qullTiioii i- ofu-o besart and nearly
as a-fleit unauswi-ra-al. .
Ii is rot alwa-yrf reitninb. real, aJJ it
shou'.d iHvthMt the f erii n. "r ill-ter-.er
aiid iniiabi'i y ic. futi t tajfaMind i
i lie pin s eial 4-i a.riili u a I the penoam ; taiT
l. a la d. Vvlmtis I lie u e i.l tryiaiR 1
"niii ua. uaz- " nnin v. U.S.- Mverlias gone
hiik on I. in? If a now: is tortnied.wiiJi
i-lifUUiat ism, "bow eai. be-lae expected ta
alfable ami apreaab:? tj a Confirmed
dyspeptic la- expa ttaat to in cheerful and
tiw uys rjjialy tell i faaimy siory? lhe
oniy way. lcaiaoe tllt. l ;ie-'ly is to
ct al tia eau-e. ) vi'fij. inei.nia'ini
impure J!ood and licr u0iiHy!e l ta
H.io.Ps rsi-.r-a l; '1l. ; tnt-i0 niiv is it a a
rlleciiye tranapiiii.er, a pcaic":! r- m em
e.er, and a pr-ventivt cf dcn.-V-j; ia
i els. .
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