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iOL. XX. WE L DON, X. C, TIIUliSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 18S9. NO. 39.
t",'"-"::r;-"--- ,T - - , ... .. - -
JEFF. DAVIS UtAD.
Ml'.,..
. nui'l'liRIIATK CHIKETAIV 1'ASSEllH
111 . f?4
AtfAY IN SMi i'iu.r..i.n 11.1 i Mr, hi u
ACrtH.'NT OK THE CI.OSINtl SCENES !
Axi sketch ok ins mke Tium:m!
OPIIESI'KI'T FROM AO. 1'AllTS OK THE
SOI TU
Jefferson Davis, the beloved leader ofS. G, . . P .... '
I , , ...... .1- ,i ;., v, ni .Kr"""' ui uteitca.
P m T7U CI
lc '"' 1 J '
ClOCfcuu im. o HU,,Mhn ('iinfpilnr.ifA K.ii,lfl H Q Ul
"rom the beginning of his fatal illues:
Jr. Piivishad insisted that his case was
J il.nmdi dread of train or fear of ft.,
ww, o- i RJI 11
Lath never appeareu 10 ciku ine tsiijiin Kji,
Ui l'on 1,58 T118' Wh,iuh lr?VCind was shamelessly held there as a prif-
U evcnbotiyaut Iroui the bcginnin:i,in .. ..,., .
U even bonyant
the attack. Iu vain did the doctor
irive to impress upou Dim t.'iat Ins
tilth was improving; he steadily iusist-
Ibat there was no improvement, but with
hristian resignation he was content to
ccept whatever Providence had in store
or him.
At G o'clock on the evening of the 5th
ithout any assignable cause he wasB
:ized witu a congestive- emu wmei
.m,l I,.n1l..l tn ..n.sli llm vifulitvH'.
BIKU """" J ;-atliat never yielded to adverse circumstan
at ol Ins already ciiioeoieu oouy. oi
leak was he that the violence of attack
Msubsuteu lor wckoi viiimiyupoi.H
.... t i n . r. . Vi
tichto prey. From that moment tog
lie mornii.- ot but Jeatli, tue lustor) "'(ling back upon ltichmond found hirn
Lease was a gradual Mnkit.g. At lit ,d gt 1au,.8 tiiur,h in Ricl,i
I'doek Mrs. Davis administered soim
medicine, but the ex-l'resident declined
lo receive the whole dose; she ur;
ntimiuJi
umthe necessity,,! taking t he remain j
er, tut putting it aside with the gentl. st.
the necessity of t:ik iti'r the
f gestures, he whimpered; "Pray c.xeuseA
These were his last words.
f II.. i i ,i ..,..!.... i:
iiruuu liiv in 'Tew weuhei mm nwi v
h . n .. 1.1 T
i'.i
Minever lor an instant seemeu to nsw. . , . .. .. , r i
jkJ.Jolinston s army but finding tlusiniprac-,
ness. i-wi.g eaeeiunj i ";3tiL,lbIo tk.termined to gather together!
aisDeu, ami without a iracem pain in in
look he remained fur hours, silently clasp-
: and tenderly caressing his wife'sJ
id; with undaunted Christian spirit,
awaited the end. From the moment!
iiuieueauiy assault oi tue WuSm.w
f.i i ii i. i ,l. .:....s
dill, those gathered arouud his bed dcffl
i . . . t i t Mr.
rtohad been watching and waiting with
rmiui m.erest every cnauge o. 'Wnn and all of bis hopes and aspi-3
the past month; knew well that the
arcaa messenger was even at the door, m
Ii 11 I'A
I, ;, i.. i:.......i .1.... .1... f,,,liin M'&V""
II. IP UUIWVIHI llliit IIIU juuuum.wi "I.-1
me ex-l'rcsident 8 last illness was maia-r.H , ,,, . , : . , ,.
, ... Souther would have succeeded m liolding
na,eouipl.eated witli acute '''"t)lIt
wraui nursing ana skiocu nauieai "i-.jsfuU1,,t the world, yet (tie World did noiaivin
tention had mastered the latter, but it is M,liake him afraid, lie was great iu de-ST
ifposid that the congestive chill which Sjleat as in success. m
.... .l v . ... . ;i.... ..i.l..
me luimcu ate caue, was .iuuuuuu.li;
' (g
'utue return oi maiaria.
The body was embalmed aud remained
in state until yesterday, dunuglj
which time the remains were viewed byB
thousands-. The funeral to. k place yes-8
today, attending which were dle!atiouistico of medicine for must 4(1 ye ns, and
froui(!v,.r'vSnfl,MrSe ' Hwould say that ill all my practice ami
Jefferson Davis was born iu Kentucky!
June3rd, 1808, and was therefore
jears, U mouths and 3 days old. S..oiii3(,
far his birth his father removed 'o Mis Useribed it a great many liuie.i and its el'-l
issiDDi ami tW Si,n lins i-v.-r since been
hi. ....:.i.... tt i ... u-....H..!iisi.ln that I have yet to find a case olE
iisiuei ce. lie urim lieu in "i -'i-
ence. lie urauoaieu in '-"'i
i) i-ii Hfcatarrii mai u. oum not wun,
min 1S28 and remained with '-gwuld take jt ,,ei-ur.l.n dir.ctioay.
Wni)' kvveii years, serving in the lllarkfev Yours Truly,
Ibiwk war of 1s:i1:i' mid ill Villi ul L, L tji0l!rcil. M. D.
3 iWiK.-Jiii...... aLaL.t hu.tiL tribes 3
wut Zachery Taylor, who was after BL -
d President of the United States, but
Wasatthatti me a Colonel in 'the arm?
I" 1841 ha was one of the Polk .indJtfiTSold by Druggists, 75o.
Wins Presidential electors and in 184.)8
as elected to CiiiH'ress. lie was d li-ff
1 of the First M ississirni Regiment iijL.e of In r law courts tin re is a case that
fteMeitn war. He wasat Monterey an -ighan lasted four hundred years I be At
v: . . i . lanta (.mmliliittoH thinks that the reason
i ikii nu was seveieiji
inti, , - , , i .i
'"the latter fight, but remained in
-'o uuiu me close oi ine ucnou. i"i
'"0 li. S. Senator in 1817, to fill a!
'aca.icyinnd was elected lor n regula.i
id 1850,
He waa a candidate foi
"Vernor of Mississimu in 1851 but was
0(a TtA mnntlis
- j I UlVDi X fV U"o""u I IB
i-JUU. Theroaflnr l. renin ned in
Bt
Anient until 1857, when, ho was p-I
r""eu secretary of war by l reMdmi
'"cuannn IT,. TP . nt(J- -d the cenate lor A
,1,emeudinL. Mu.eh 4th.lfco3. M
was ficrfTicntly mentioned as a candidate
l...... :.i 1 . i .,
r-"t .m; i. u.-Miiaunu nomination uy tnes
einocratie nartv. II n w:is not in t'ivm-2
' '
CCCCSSIOU at all crisis. Tin mvC.r,!
to remain iu the Union, provided the1
Southern States could do so peaccfullyj
aim wun nonor. Un February dtlilS
I SOI, the Confederate Congress met at
.Montgnincry and ou the Jth he wasunan
ijilllllllslv (ll'l'tllfl I'pncift.mt tl.n f C...l
From thispoint on totlio clo.e of thc
war Mr. Davis' bisim-v Is rl,n M. .
April 2nd, he left Richmond, and on?
BMW 1 o.i. i, ,.. ;.i i... i ...83
; . . .. i . M
1( (Til s nnnr rvinl'l Un ( In t ,n 1 ojM,VN
, , , L hri
.u ay intn. in ids ne went to Europe
but soon returned, lie was included inj
the general amnesty act of December 2.")th.
looo, ana nas since mat time resiueus
ruietly at his home, which of recent yearsl
lias been at Beaurvoir, Mississippi.
Mr. Davis' life has been a remarkably
.'..I . TT . . . p y
evemiui one. lie was a man oi urms
of indoluilablo willj of
uniui-,''
neachablo couraL'o and of a force of mindiSL
.... . . bslieUl, ftUltOI.
.:es. Withal he was a pure Christian;
and this was one of the most consnicuou?
'
fLU d t T, neffs ,
,md abamloncJ Iinci) imtl wa!
1 1 TT 1! 1 i l: .l 1.1
(iiiouu. lie uiu uoi realize uuu wuuiu iiui
n
acknowledge that all was lost, and when
' Fsbieeuin''. exhausted and neioiess, j.cesz
... . .i ..ii i
r,.ui,ia,8 0f an army sadly
,lu ir lim, (if )i;ir(,h )r tw ,..l(al
took
i neio
f AllH)I11.ltt0Xi t(VCD then he did
Udtf
abandon all hope.
His first plan was ti
. XT t , ...
niiii n new inn in iMmn urn inn wit i
mother army and make a stand beyond??!
M.fl
the Mississippi
his capture.
This was frustrated by
Mr. Davis was the light man in thef
ri'dit nlace as the head of the iufant aodsi
J
,. (, .. , He counted the'
rc n '
, ,.,,.,, ,.. lin(1,..
' uf yJCrawford.
Confederated
" - I-i- 7 :
, , , ,.;, , , , 1,1,.t!1i ,..'
, iv.coii (i lave sueeecueu in ins uai e. iiu
, , . . . , r '
ils i10 diJ i;,r j'uur lu,peless years. He
. . ,.
A mau who lias practiced medicine toigS
u-a.n ..,i,t ,i r mm mimir
fia j wlat iu?savs:
Toledo, 0., Jan. 10, 1 Sb .
K y j Ch(l,lt,y & Co. Gentle
i iaV(J been in the general prac-i
experience have never seen a preparations
I n iuf. oi.-rrl
manuf'actim-d by vou. Have pre
Jfect is wonderful, and would say iu cm
. . .
, , . -. i i ;(' ,
-13 Summit str,iet
atarr), uro. Taken internally.
F.J. CHENEY Props,
Toledo, U.
deC l ' "
nrwi a w a little ahead of us. In
i , , iu s. Venera
Jiwhy none of our law suits art s.) vim ra
. bt,caus0 we are young in the busi
lUI tir ltiorliou nrn T 1 1
, , dot hll
r(lVll.i ,. ,ost valuable preventive of ma-
..:.. ....d efficacious remedy in the treat
nro-Hincnt (tf Qialarial discuses.
' ,
re-ft",uV ,.,... ' l ,,J IVRnllV
pilSltlOO 01 Uiai mini u n.."-v-- -
. i ,v gvrup. Price only tweuty hve
:t,,lts.
Raihus pieutilul,
APPOINTMENTS
OK ritEACII ERS KOIl THE ENSl'INU YEAR
11 V THE N. C. CONFERENCE.
Italrigli IJIstrict.
W. S. Black, P. R
Pialeigh, Kdeuton Street J II Crr
don. Italeigh, Central Church L. L. Nash,
" Brooklyn J. D Pegram.
Cary circuit W S Davis.
Uolesville circuit B C Allied, J
Bobbitt.
B
Smithfieldfircuit P L Iloruian.
" ' -
tlayton circuit A 11 Haven
W
Bailey,
..
Franklin circuit E L Pell
Tar Iliver circuit Q V Fisher.
Youngsville circuit C 0 Durant
Louisburg station J B Hurley.
Oxford station W F Cunniggiiii.
Oxford circuit J II Hall.
Henderson station F A Bishop.
Buckhorn circuit Erskine Pope,
W Avent, sup.
Dunn circuit J W Puett.
Newton Grove circuit J J Barker,
llaleigh Christian Advocate F
. ,
Durham District.
J. T. Harris, P. E.
Durham, Trinity church E A Yates.
" Main street 11 F Buuipass.
" Carr church L L Johnson.
Durham circuit W 11 Puckett.
Chapel Hill station W B North.
Leasburg circuit G V Ivey.
Mouut Tirzah circuit J E Under-
wood.
Burlington circuit D L Earnhardt.
Alamance circuit J H Martin.
Haw River circuit Y A Sbarpe.
Pittsburg circuit N E Coltraine.
Granville circuit J S Nelson.
l'..;..rcU ,,e v-ti, r.,r,,i;n.. A w
'
l..r,. ...... Pr,.f
Confereuce Colportage J T Gattis.
Circenslxiro District.
S D Adams, P. E.
, , . r -r
Oreensboro, West Market St. l
Greensboro, Centenary E L Stamey.
Greensboro circuit G W Callahan.
Pleasant Garden circuit M J Hunt
Kernersville circuit T II Pegram.
Winston, Centenary W C Norman
Winston, Burkhead missiou Ira Er-
Forsyth circuit .M C Field
jaUDnm.rfit!lJ circuit J A Bowles,
Parker Holmes.
Madison circuit F L Townsend.
llcidsville statiou J D Arnold
Kuffin circuit K P Troy
Yauceyville circuit L E Thompson.
Milton circuit .1 II Shore.
Mount Airy District.
R M Hoyle. P E
Mount Airy station J E Gay.
" circuit H L Adkins
Stokes circuit II F Wiley, S H II el
sabeck. Dantiury circuit. J M Lowdcr.
Dobson circuit W L Dawson
Yadkinville circuit To be supplied by
J F Butt.
Klkin an 1 .Tonesvil'e II M Dowuuui
Wilkes circuit E G Pusey, E J Eu
daily, Sup.
j Reddie's River mission To be sup
plied by Leo Jordau.
Stalest ilie District.
W II Moore, P E
Statesville station J C Rowe, James
Wilson, Sup.
Statesville circuit J C llartsell.
Mooresville circuit F H Wood
Iredell circuit J F England
Newton circuit J M Lumly.
Catawba circuit C M Gentry
Alexander circuit Zcbedeo Rush.
Hickory and Leuoir-R G Barrett.
Ixnoir cireuit-J A Lee
Connelly Springs circuit -C C Broth
Morganton staon T P Bonner
" . circu.'S f Douglass
Table Rock, circuit R S Abevnothy
Marion cireui A H Sumiij.
Sliclliy District.
J 11 Brooks, P E
Shelby station-J T Finlayson.
Shelby circuit S M Davis, T
W S
Parker.
King's Mountain eircuit-S B Turren
tinc. Ga-tutiia circuit D P Tate.
Stanley creek circuit-M D Giles
Mountain Island station-J W Clegg
Hock Spring circuit-11 S Webb.
Lincolnton circuit-M II Hoyle
Cherryville circuit-M T Steele.
Fall.-ton circuit II T Hudson
Double Shoals circuit-A M Lowe.
Henrietta circuit T J Rogers.
Forest City circuit-J V Strider.
Rutherford circuit-C G Little.
Poik circuit-L. A Falls.
Autiiiek circuit-To bo supplied by W
W Womack.
ChHi-lotiedistricu
P J Carraway, P E
Charlotte, Tryon street Solomon
Pool.
Charlotte, Church Street T L Trip
lett. Charlotte circuit To be supplied by
B F Fincher.
Matthew circuit J T Bagwell
Clear Creek circuit T S Elliugton.
Pineville circuit W C Gannon
Pleasant Grove circuit A E Wiley.
Monroe station A P Tyer
Monroe circuit J F Washburn
Wadesboro station T A Boone.
Wadesboro circuit R T N Stephen
son. Ansonville circuit G W Hardison.
Lilesville Zadok Paris.
Rocky River circuit To bo supplied
by W II Perry.
Salislmry district.
J J llenn, P. E.
Salisbury station T W Guthrie
Salisbury circuit-To be supplied by S
D Franklin.
Mocksville circuit W h Mission.
Rowan circuit B A York.
Rowan mission-To be supplied by A
L Coburn
Farinington circuit-P L Groome
Concord station J II Page
Forest Hill statinn-II M Blair
Concord cireuit-T W Smith
Mt Pleasant circuit-W S Hales
All emarle circuit-L E Stacy
Stanly circuit L M Brower
Big Lick mission W B Honcycutt
Mount Zion station M. A Smith
Eiioehsville circuit R W Townsend.
'i'l'iuHy district.
V T W Stanley, 1 E
liamlollih circuit W. M. IJagley, I F
Keerans, Sup.
High l'oiut station V. II Davis
Tliimiasville station W C Willson
Zion ami Prospect eiivuil J II M Giles
Lexington station M V Slierrill
Davidson circuit M W ltoyles.
Jackson Hill circuit K.I Poe.
rlianie circuit (I 1! Perry
Kandleman and Xa m.i station J li
Sim l"'B.
- c-
i-,r.,iik!insville circuit J C Thomas
Silo reircuit J E Woosley
Deep Kiver circuit 1) C (ieililio
ltiuidolph mission ,1 p Craven.
Montgomery circuit II t. Stamey.
Mount Uilcad circuit .lonatlian San-
f.u.1.
IVkin circuit W II Towiwiul
Trinity College Jp llcitniao, Prof.
Fayrttevtlle district.
J T Gibbs, P E
Hay sir-.-i t and C.impbe'.lton mission C
W By id. EC Sell
Cumberland circuit II Melt Jackson
I.uniherton circuit J Ed Thomson
Kolieson circuit S V Hoyle.
Maxton and Caledonia J W Jones
Maxtoii circuit J V Crowson.
Lnuriuburg station W 11 Doub.
St. John's station J T Lyon.
Poekinghani station M L Wood.
Pockinghnm circuit L A Futrcll.
Pichmnml eircnitr-U H Broom.
Manly circuit L M Challin.
Carthage circuit J A Hornaday
Smyrna circuit L S Etheridge
Jouesboro circuit J W North
Capo Fear circuit WS Chatiiu
Lilliiv'ton circuit I A White
W ilmington district.
S D Swindell, P E
Wilmington, Grace Church W H Creasy
Wilmington, Fill li Street U f! Peaman
"Wilmington, Illaden Street II P. Ander
son.
Scott's ltill circuit J L Keen
New Uiver mission If Cole
Kenansville circuit W A Forbes
Magnolia circuit A .1 Parker.
Clinton circuit C P Jerome
Sampson circuit J E Pristowe.
Cokesliury circuit Philip Greening.
Pladen circuit F 1! McCall
Elizabeth circuit J I
:awyer.
Carver's Creek circuit T J Prowuing.
AVhitevillo circuit C W Smith
AVaecamnw circuit M A Perkins
Southpoi t station J M Ashby
P.runswick circuit To be supplied liy J
W Guiganus.
Piunsv, ick mission To be supplied byj
M Marlow
Kocky Point and Herrings To be sup
plied by ,T P. Thompson.
New Heme district.
It A Willis, P E
New Perne, Centenary J E Mann.
" Hancock street T P Picaud
Goldsboro, Straul P Ii Hall
" St John M M McFarland.
" circuit Milton D Ilix.
Fremont circuit W W Pose
Mt Olive circuit ,7 T Abernetliy.
Kinston station W S Pone
Snow Hill circuit J E Thompson
La Grange oircuit M it Tuttle.
Craven circuit J G Johnson.
Jones circuit U 11 Gilliam
Moichead station X M Watson.
Peaufort station Geo F Smith
Carteret circuit NT M Jurncy
Pamlico circuit D A Watkins
Straits circuit To be supplied by F S
Becton.
Core Sound mission To be supplied by
Joseph Dixon.
Warrenlon district.
J. A. Cunninggim, P. E.
Warrenton circuit J X Cole, 11 O Bur
ton, Sup.
Warren circuit B 15 Culbreth,
T 1!
Pecks, Sup.
Piilgeway circuit J W Jenkins.
Littleton circuit L J Holden
Weldon circuit J B Carpenter
Halifax circuit Z T Harrison
Battleboro anil Whitakers G T
Sim-
mons
Pocky Mount anil Toisnot J 0 Guthrie
Xushvillc circuit X l l.'ichards'.in
Wilson station D II Tuttle
Wilson circuit A I) Bctts.
Kenly circuit W F Galloway
Littleton Female College ,1 M lihodes,
President.
Washington distric.
G A Oglesby, P E
Washington st 0 ion W U W. ue, W II
Call, Sup.
Tarboro station F M Sh.imluirge r.
Temperance Hall unit Mel-Ceiidree circuit
To be supplied by S T Mole,
Bethel circuit 1) I! l'.ruton one to be
supplied.
Williamslon eircuil J G Xclson
Greenville statiou K B.Iohu.
Janiesville X II Guyton
Greensville circuit li C Glenn.
Yanceboro circuit li F Taylor
Aurora circuit J A Green.
Bath circuit To be supoiirid by J Y IV
grutn. Plymouth station C Y Pobinsou
Columbia circuit It P. Holder
Matlamuskeet C F Slierrill
Fairfield station li L Warliek
Ociacoke aud Hattcras cirouit To be
supplied by G D Pahgslon.
Kciinekett circuit l'anii-1 Pcid.
Ti:ANsn:!:i:nt. Ii M Taylor, C P Sti"w
Wm. Lowe to St Louis Coiu'eieiiee, D M
Litaker lo South West Mis . Conference, M
II Moore to Denver Conference and station
ed at Pueblo.
Alpheus McCullen to Mo. Conference and
stationed at Park church Hannibal, Win
F Collie to Paeilie Conference and stationed
at Kinsluiry and Sangor, 7. J Xeedham,
to Pacific Con feri iice and stationed at Le-
Mooro and Huron.
W E Eilinuiidson, Pacific Conference,
stationed at. Hchlshurg.
Thomas W ManslieM, I.os Angeles Con
fcrenee and appointed to Gila Piver circuit,
J M Price, Columbia Conlercuee, andap
pointed to Lebanon ciicuit
H M cure, transferred to St. Louis Con
fereuce.
The proprietors of B. li. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm) are anions! the foremost
business nn-n of Atlanta, Ga. They ure
men of conscience, nn n of iutegriiy. end
nieii of wealth. Every testimonial found
printed in our paper tb'-v guarantee to
be true aud genuine.
uov 11-lmo.
STEEL AND EHONCO.
LARGE llE.SHE.MEIt WORKS TO HE
TAIII.ISHEI) AT (IREENSItOHO.
ES-
Tho Mi in i' fact 'lire rx' llecuril announces
the organization at Salisbury, N. C, of a
North Carolina Steel and Iron Company
with a capital stock of 81,llO(i,0ii0 to
build a besseiner iron furnace ol' lot) tons
daily at Greensboro, N. C, to be follow
ed by the first besseiner steel rail mill in
the South, rolling mill, etc. The incor
porators ot the company arc: Geo. S.
Scott, of New York, President of the
1!. ct D. Railroad; Julius A. (5 ray, Presi
dent of the C. V.k Y. V. railroad; A. B.
Andrews, of the R. & D. railroad; James
B. Pace. President of the Planter's Na
tional Bank, Richmond; B. B. Oslen,
Attorney for the Canadian Government,
Toronto; Theo. F. Flutz, President of the
Yadkin railroad, Salisbury, N. C ; Sam
uel II. Wiley, President of the Davis &
Wiley Bank, Salisbury, N. C. The com
pany has secured the famous ''Ore Hill"
and other iron ore lands near Greensboro
and other magnetic iron ore lands in
Western North Carolina, and about 2,000
acres of land in and around the city of
Greensboro, which is to be laid off in
streets, building lots, manufacturing sites,
and parks. The Confederate govern
ment appropriated several millions of
dollars towards making these iron ores
available for war purposes and work on
them was only stopped by the close of
the war. This is the first tesseaier steel
and iron enterprise organized south of
Maryland.
CH ATKAI73 COAL.
IT IS
A 11 I'M) A XT AND CAN
CIIEAl'I.V.
HE 31 IN EH
Mr. Henszey, of the Chatham coal
mines gives good news of them. He
says work is now going ou in the izj
foot level. It will be sunk yet deeper.
The company is not yet iu shape to ship
coal, but in two months will put it upon
the market. Two car-loads have been
sent to Greensboro to be tested in the
as-woiks. lears ago tins coal was test-
and pronounced equal to Westmoreland,
Pa , coal, which is the finest for gas.
The two coais are very similar in appear--
nice also. Mr. ILnszey is aware that
there will be a b'v' home market fur this
coal. W iiiiiiugton wid use a great deal
of it and so will Raieigb and other places.
t burns well iu grates, he says. He
considers it a success as to both quality
iiui iuan'iiy. it wilt in' cliireu ciicain r
(had anv other coal. It has the advan-
age of bciug fivm fill to L'ol) miles nearer
, . , i rt.i
our lieoiiie than ot her coal. J hat means
rout deal The mines are on the C.
& Y. Y. R. R. The Seaboard road
will uo doubt build a branch to the mines.
If these roads do not uive good trans
it nation rates another liue wiil be built.
The mine is opened 1,100 feet on the
.") foot level That is, one can walk
I..,,.. 1 1l,lll'... I .,.! .1 ,nll,l i,.,i ,,('
coil I mil iii-iaii.e. i :ier.! is aiourauu a
i.i i- . 'iv . r i .
ha'f f 1. 1 seam of con', t lien au eighteen
inch M iim of black ban 1 inn ore, then a
wi iity iiiih seam of coal. The iron ore
i i - i ,
is ol er at aiin , "ml IstaKen cut reacil-
y, nll.'iding perfect I'.uUiii-s for working
. i
IOC I Oil .
Mi. lli m.oy says not lisstl nn 0(1,000
tolis have beili tak. li lloin the mine and
used. The engine can lift a car with
three ipiai'ti r tons of coal to top of I he mine
und dump it, every minute. That means
for y tons an hour.
I be Seaboard engines wol soon he
coal burners They sre so anan-jid that
bey van i e ven ijuiel.ly converted. Tin y
will use ibis coal. Some tesis ol it hec
been made and Prisident John M. Rob
inson is pi ased with the result. Tin (
are 1-0 acres of coal binds owned by Mr.
lleiiszey s company.
Cataiih is a common disease, so com
mon that snuffing and ''hawking" reach
you at every turn. Your foot slips in
its nasty discharge; in the omnibus or in
church, and iis stinch disgusts at the
lecture or c neert. The proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Cntarth Remedy i tier SJ00
reward for a lase cf ( 'atari h which il.iy
cirm t .uve. R luuy sold by druggists,
ik 50 cents.
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