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THE WILSON ADVANCE: JANUARY 30, 1896.
GENERAL SOUTHERN NEWS.
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So says WJr.T. SV1. Reed, a highly
respected SVterchant cf IViid
dletown, EEL, of a Yoursg
Man who was supposed
to be In Consumption.
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vcars ago-, 'had a son who had all
the symptoms ot consumption.
The usual medicines afforded him
'no relief, and he steadily failed
until he was unable to leave his
bed. His mother; applied jto me
for some remedy! and 1 recom
mended Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
The young man took it according
to directions, and soon began to
improve until he became well
and strong." T. M. ReedJ Mid
dletown, I1J. j j
.i "Some time ago, I caught a
severe cold, my throat and lungs
were badly inflamed, and I had a
terrible cough. It was supposed
that, I. was. a victim of consump
tion, and my friends had little
hope of recovery. 1 But I bought a
bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
took it, and was entirely cured.
No 'doubt, it saved my life."
I. Jones, Emerts Cove, Term.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
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Fashionable Barber,
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NORFOLK, VA.
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E. & S. FRET, Baltimore, Md. 1
Greebtville, Miss., Jan. 24. The Third
district Republican committee is meeting
here, and they have j. wired... ex-Governor
Mc.Kinley ' that he is their unanimous
choice for president.
Charleston, Jan. 24. After being out
but fifteen minutes tho jury 'returned a
verdict of "noc gailty'1 in tha case of Cap
tain . Samuel H ughe ?, of tlie steamship
LaUradaj. charged with violation of the
neutrality laws in carn'ing'a filibustering
expedition to Cuba.
.Richmond, Ta., Jan
tion will be made hv
21. An investiga-
U coniiriirte-j of the
legislature of tlie cliaygos i'maale-., against.
.Nashville Jan. 2t. In Fayetteville,
Tenn., a vigilance committee has ' been
formed with the ostensible purpose of
putting ari end to burglaries, house break
ing and similar crimes, and the vigilance
committee gives notice 6: its purposs in
the local papers. Wedne.-iilay night two
ijegro men and one women in Fayetteville
were soundly whipped by men supposed to
belong to the committee, and ordered to
leave town. The victims are very disrepu
table characters. The committee has given
notice that hereafGer all men and bovs
j shall leave tlie public square at 10 o'clock
at night: atid if caught out after 11 o'clock
jwill be summarilly clealt with.
General Weyler Off fer Cuba.
the officials of' the ;ifl:i;u for the deaf. L aiicelox a, Jan. 27. General Yaleriano
jv. oyier, tiu?. newly. appointed captain gsa-!f.-l
of the Island !of Cuba, has sailed for
H ;i a oa. He was accompanied by .1,000
all y. There was wild eseitement.
dumb. an(l blind at I
accusatiqn i. thao s-t
have been betrayed by
jACKsqx, San. 24. pbnressihan H. D
!M.on'ev'W
ballot,", a?
the Hon.
nrm. i he worst.
;'il girl inmates
iicir tutors. -
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for infants and
Idren.
;is noiiu;i"ted !last niirlit
the
joint Domioeraric ca iciiH.'on thetwentieth
United
J.-'Z. G
Mofi-w, 8i; Ijowrr,
senator to suecc
T ho vote 'stood;
Allen, 36: Hooker
3; Yerge?, 1. Ncces ,aiy for a choice, 81.
The nomination wad. then made unani
mous. , .
TooMsnpRO, Ga., Jan. ;21. News has just
been received here of the mysterious as
sassinat iop of the Rev. Warreu Powers, a
well known country preacher, near Hall's
Station, this county. Powers was called
to his door at night and shot, falling dead .
in the arms of his wife. A man named'
Dixon, a member of Powers' congregation,
is under arrest on suspicion. ' I
Montgomery, Jan. 23. At the meeting
of; the Democratic state executive com
mittee here John B. Knox, a staunch sup
porter of Joseph E. Johnston, the free
silver candidate for governor, was elected
chairman,! and all vacancies "were filled
with Johnston's supporters! April 21 was
selected for the date of the state conven
tion, which is to be held here.
Richmond, Va.V Jan. 21. In the senate
Mr.. Mushback, of Alexandria, introduced
a bill to prohibit bucket ;shops and specu
lations in margins. The provisions of the
bill are sweeping,-and if enacted would
maKe ic impossioi3 to conduct a bucket
shop or deal in margins in this state. This
i " Castoriaissofelladaptedtochildrenthat
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." II. V. Archer, 31. D., ?
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.'-
Valuable Antiines Sioleni
'4 Nkw Yoijk; Jan!. ; tinio near
Midnight Saturday the residence of D,
Jahn was entered and a case of antic ;i,;s
valued at S20,000 Mis taken away. The'.iii
tiques which were stolen were part of tlie
collection known the Schill collection,
which were bought some years ago by Dr
jann ior iio.uoj, and were principally in
tsid gold add silver; work
-i Miss Barton Will Distribute I. Relief.
i Washington; Jan. 2o. Owing to the
fcnergetic representations of United States
Minister Terrell Miss Barton and her party
frill be permitted by the Turkish govern
ment to distribute relief to the distressed
Armenians, although-the Red Cross itself
will not figure in tbe work. .
Death of .ord Leighton.
' LONDON, Jan. 27. Lord Leighton, the
celebrated painter and sculptor, and pres
ident of the British Royal academy, died
after a lingering sickness. He was born
in Yorkshire, Dec. 30, ' 1830, and was the
first painter elevated to. the peerage for his
art work. He will be interred at Sc. Paul's.
Din is mtrpauced as an
forts to suppress pool
tracks
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cotton gm
offset to the ef-
selling on
race
Evangelist Moody's Mother Dead.
East Northfield, Mass., Jan. 27. Mrs.
Betsy Holter Moody,, mother of D wight
Lynlan Moody, the famous evangelist,
died yesterday as the result of- 'a severe
toid v. liich she recently contracted. She
vas iji years old,
22. Ycstcrdav a
boiler dxplndoLl near here, about
Mu iiiiio iruni omiiocK, Killing James
Gilmer anil Walter Gunter.; Gilinor's i
father was badly! bruised. - Three other !
men narrowly, escaped Ibeing killed,, as ;
they left the engine room! about five min- i
utes before jthe fatal accident. The explo- !
sioh was dije to the ignorance and care- j
lessness-of "the fireman, i ' I
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PAUKERSiJUEG,W.Ya., Jan. 21.A negro j
giving his iiame as Marshal Johnson, of j
Wheeiingl arrived; hero yesterday, under j
arrest, suspected of 'perixtrating the re
cent outragp on little Lulu Wetherell. He
was met at the depot by 2,000 people. Kight !
policemen escorted; him to the jail,. where !
the crowd swelled to 3,0001 There was no r
attempt" at violence,, and there will Ke 'l
none, unless he is identified.
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Fkankfort, KyM . Jan. - 21. There was
an attendance of 136 at the. joint balloting
in the legislature! for United States sena
tor yesterday, two members being paired..
Populist Poor changed from Hunter to'
Bate. This left the ' vot? otherwise the
same as on iWcdnesday, except that the
scattering Democratic votp was MeCreary,
3; Carlisle, , and Bucliuer, 2. ' Poor's
change to Bate is only temporary, as ho
knew there ipould no sdecessful ballot.
Knoxvilli Tenn., Jan.fgS. An electric
car on the Knoxville st:ree railway, and a
switch engine of the Southern railway
collided at Asylum street grossing yester
day. Several persons were injured, two
perhaps fatally. The injufed are: Mrs. T.
E. Davis, Mijs. Girtbu, Mrs. Mendes, Miss
Anderson, Cpnductor Branch, Mororinan
Munday and extra Motcirman Keaslal.
The car was completely demolished. It
was going do?n a steep grade and the
motorman Was unable to stop it.
Forj Worth, Tex:, Jan.25. News has
reached here of the drowning df an entire
family in Prairie Dog fork of the Red
river- in! Randall county Joe Wicker,
wife and two, children attempted to ford
the stream in a covered wagon, but were
thrown put.
swim ashore
but he .sank) to the bottom, and both he
and the child were drowned. The mother
and other child remained in the wagon s
until it was overturned, and both were
drowned. - J
Atlanta, Jan. 24. At Rutledge, a
small town near here. Will! Benton went
to his father's house to take his aunt
away, the aunt's character affecting the
happiness of the household.! They became
involved in a difficulty, when the son shot
Ws father, though . not seriously. The
father, then caught his son and cut hi3
throat from ear to ear. The hoy will likely
die. In Lumkin, Ga., Gerry Carter killed
Frank Black, -cutting his throat. Both are
young men of excellent families, and the
event has created great excitement. :
Montgomery, Jan. 21. The Democratic
state executive committee meets here this
afternoon. It is the 'first opening gun of
the campaign; for governor in which Cap
tain Johnson,!free silverite, sand Congress
man Clarke, gold monometalists, will con
test. Johnson's men are claiming a vic
tory by having secured, j they allege,
pledges for a majority of members to vote
for John B. Knox, of Calhoun, a John
ston man, for jchairman to j succeed H. C.
Tompkins, Who resigns to "become a can
didate to succeed United States Senator
Pugh. " Y "TV-.- j- ;
Frankfort; Jan. 23. Relations between
the supporters of Blackburn and Hunter
are more strained than everj Hunter came
within one vote of election yesterday,
and his opponents are said -'to be con
templating filibustering or some means for
preventing a decisive result until Wilson's
successor is elected, j. Hunter had sixty
eight votes, all the Republican votes ex
cept Senator Stege, who held out for Wil
son, and was hissed, as were all the Dem
ocrats who did not vote for Blackburn,
who got fifty-eight votes. Populist Poor
cast his vote for Hunter, while Populist
Edrington .voted for Blackburn.
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CorbettjKnocked Down.
:' A DELPHI A, Jan. 27. Champion
J. (orbett, while playing at the
i d theater Saturday night, became
yl- in a fight with a. member of the
: ; iphia Fire.; department named
ii H. Murphy, during -which blows
.yuck on both sides and the "actor!
its-r,.' was unceremoniou dy tumbled
n a flight of stairs., t J fere they
. grappled, when some of the stage
U i':nd. the' company separated them,
ill--.' man is about 23 years of ago and
iiieuiuiii build.
More fnswrtV"ts Killed. !
I Havana, Jan. HT.-jl column of troops
in the district" of Saneti Spirit u province
of Santa Clar;i, lias killed four insurgents
and wounded seven in a skirmish. In an
other skirmish on the plantation of Ce
leste Paios six insurgents were killed.
The damage wrought by the insurgents on
,he water works of the city of Maianzas
?rill require ?5'J, 000 to repair.
lie Had a Cinclu ,
"How do you publish, a paper in
this dead tovn?" asked tlio stranger.
"My dear frientl," replied iho ed
itoi "I own the cemetery lots I"
Atlanta Constitution.
I I he i lather J attempted to
with- ono child on his back,
"If you -would like something un
usually fine, " said the art dealer, "I
have a genuine Turner I shall be
happy to show you."
"A picture that's painted on one
side is good enough for, me,'' re
sponded Mr. Boodelle, the -wealthy
contractor, transfixing the trades
man .with a sharp glance, "ef it's
well done. "-Chicago Tribune.
Cold Blooded.
"There are several things in this
book of mine that I think are partic
ularly good," said the young writer.
"No doubt, no doubt," replied the
man of many experiences. "Have
you submitted it to a publisher?"
"Not yet. I wanted to get your
advice." ...
"My candid advice? Well, if I
were ih your place, I'd go through
the book and pick out what I consid
ered the passages of striking excel
lence" .
"Yes?" ..;'..
. "And throw them away. "Wash
ington Star.
- Disinterested.
"What a splendid woman she is!"
"I am -glad to think you have got
such a wife."
4 ' Such a wife ! Why, man, you
have 'no idea of her generosity.
When. I was poor -she refused to mar
ry me because she was afraid of be
ing a burden upon me, but the mo
ment I came into my fortune she
consented at once. What do you
think of that for kindness?" Pick
Me Up. ':.''-' I -;
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Three Faults.
The conversation turned upon a
speaker who was not particularly
gifted. j ,
"He has only three faults,!' said
one of the company. "First, he
reads his speeches; second, he reads
them; badly; third; they are not
worth the reading. " Geillustreerd
Weekblad. . .
; "The use of 'Castoria is so universal and
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
cf supererogation to endorse it. Ferarethe
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
. Carlos Maktys, D. D., 4 ';":'
New York City.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, Emctation, . :
Kills Wjorms, gives sleep, and promotes di.
gestlon, ..'
Without injurious medication. :' '
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several years I havi reeonimend
Castoria, and shall always continue to do
so, as 113
results
has invariably produced beneileial
Edwik F. Pardee, M. D.,
125th Street and 7th Ave., New York City.
The CeStaur Company, 77; Murray- Street, Nhtw York City.
Look Here !
I wish to announce to my friends and patrons that
I shall offer my entire stock of 5
Millinery and Holiday Goods
At Cost For Cash
For the next1
Thirty Days.
I MEAN BUSINESS. WHEN I SAY COST I MEAN COST
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&.w.,.. w.v. .Vw mic. x iiciiiKiiij )ou ior past patronage ana soliciting a canfh
uance of the same in the future. I am very respectfully, j
MISSBETTIE H. LEE.
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Well, we can only answer by asserting that .
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