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No appetite, IndIsetiOBrFltilee.
SlcK Headache, ll ruu down," los-
tug flesh, yott will find
C n.i
W
in mi
U'TUlIU
tne remedy yo ied
Veaenp
tne wean itomacu
flarrlnr 'caeKiea.'.- Suixerer
tne
roni
meutal or physical avenrtoK wi" iw
relief f rom t hemj Jfieeljr sugar eoated
1889.
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would take six years to build and
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Since
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iiiiiii ra. a i a i mm
Europe has just double itself.
Then the population was 175,000,000;
in 1830, 210,000,000; in 18H0, 289,000,
000; in 1880, a31, 060,000; iiv 1888, .350,
000,000. !
The city of Rome, Ga., last week j
es both to wholesale and retail
Strict regulations were
adopted. It is supposed this: still
license will largely reduce the num
ber of drinking saloons in Rome,
whilst at the same time the cirv's
exchequer will be replenished.
.
Workmen on the Columbus South
ern Road in Georgia, while digging
in cuts, turned up an immense lot
of soil resembling rock phosphate.
The soil contains skeletons of very
curiously formed animals totally
unknown in these parts at the pres
ent day. Oyster beds have been
discovered, and sharks1 teeh and
the'teeth of various other, animals
have been found in abundance.
The most curious discovery of. all
was two live green bullfrogs, taken
from an excavation in a solid rock.
''' '
The Princess of Wales has been
very stern and particular in the
education of her daughters. She
had good material to work uponi
aVher girls are clever by nature.
The Princess has taken a great
pride in their accoiuplishiuentsiud
feels that, her discipline has been
extremely . beneficial. The Prince
of Wales has sometime pleaded with
her fn vain to give her daughters a
holiday. She has -.often answered
that, as they were to hold high so.-
cial positions they had no time to
waste while acquiring social graces.
- --
The history of the Trion Cotton
Factory, of Chattanooga County,
Ga., speaks volftm.es. for the South
as the coming manufacturing cen
tre of this country. Eleven years
ago the mill was destroyed by fire,
and was rebuilt by the present com
pany, which then had 150,000 capi
tal. Last week the , company pub
lished a petition for an amended
charter allowing an increase of its
capital stock to $520,000. This in
crease fsto be made out of the earnr
ings of the thill". ; In addition to this
addition of $270,000 to the capital
stock, $225,000 has been distributed
in dividends, and many thousands
of dollars expended in improvements
such. as a brick store, a brick gin
house, anew race, numerous dwel
lings for employees, jetc.
:
Now that Gen. Boulanger and
his lieutenants have 'been sentenced
to imprisonment In j some fortress,
the next step is to get hold of them?.
The French ambassador . lids been
instructed, it is stated, to ask "the
British, Government to extradite
them, but the British Government
is not likely to start a new line of
precedents in regard to political
exiles. Meanwhile the papers cf
Paris are questioning whether the
people approve the sentence of the
Senate Court, Th Republican
journals are positive that in the
general election for members of the
Chamber of Deputies the 'people
will ratify, what has jbeen done. The
Conservative and Boulangist jour
nals, on the other hand, are equally
positive that the people will' repent
the nnjust treatment of their fa
vorite. The trouble with Boulan
ger as a revolutionist, it appears is
that he is too peaceful in his meth
ods for the French. A plebiscite is
all very well, in their view, after
you have gotten control, but as a
means of getting .control it is ridw
culous.
"TVine, Women and Song,"
but the greatest, of these is, "wo
uien." "Wine is a mocker." and
song is good to "sooth the savage,"
out women respond to every active
power and sentiment -of the humin
mind when in good health. But
when afflicted with disease vou will
End them tantalizing, coauettish.
cross, and hard to please.' For all
"female complaints" sick head
ache, irregularities, nervousness.
prolapsus and other displacements
popularly known as "female weak
ness" and other diseases, peculiar to
scription is thm great world-famed
remedy.
- s
Old Bore 14 Which part v in fh
church do you favor most?" She
,4I prefer a. wedding party."--Fan.
A projected canal across the up their restoration to neaitn to tne Second (Halifax J JJistrict Judge j
, ti.. use of the Great Alterative and ttovkin Warren, Sept. 16; North-!
pan 01 ii.p, ...M..Up T - lr von nre troubled with any n,nton. Sent. 30: Edirecombe. Oct .1
driatic and the Mediterranean, dise.lSe of Kidney .Live- or Stomach tt4: Bertie. Oct, 2$: f laCfttX.Nbf ll; I
I 1. .1 sf,t A t.fn InPnaf nI o nrnrin U7! .'Mrll itmi OA nt- rr- aw
Epocfi.
The transition from lonjr, linger
inr and nainf uf sickness to robust
health marks tui epoch in the life of
the intlivjduaq, uen a remarKauie
event is treasuredin .the memory
ami the 'agency-- whereby the goiwi
health has been attained is graft? -
fully blessed. Hence it is that
much is heard in praise of Electric
Hitters. Bo many reel tney owe
of lonsr or short standing yon will
surely find relief by the use . Jf-Elecr
trie Hitters. Sold at 50c. and 1 per
bottle at Llobr. R. Bellamy's whole-
; sale and retail drug store.
.
Logic In the Fa?iily Circle. lf:
Husband "Now "here's a tliiiig,
; Neliio. that I wish to ask your opin-
; ion about. 1 am reading some items
of philosophy Here, . nrioone or these
items states that there is a-
fool in
everv family?1'; u M
"'il It:.
i 11. v en, milt s 11 mut. rtth wiitiu
! has that to do with there being a
ft 11117.11 .. r.. 4- t)..i
fool in every family?
' W. "lam coming to it.' Now,
vou have left your family the fami
ly composed of your brothers and
sisters you left your family : when
you married hip.''
H. "That's correct.1'
W. "Well, there's no fool in your
family now." . : i .
Then the husband fell into ,deep
meditation, while the wife watched
him out of the corner of her eye,
fh)ston Courier.
An Important Klemen
Of the successof Hood's Sarsaparifla
is the fact that every purchaser re
ceives'a fair equivalent for his nioii
ey. The familiar headline 41Q0
J)pses One Dollar," stolen by imita
tors, is original with and true I only
of Hood's Sarsapai ula. I his can
easily be proven by anv one who
desires to test the matter. For real
f conomy buy only Hood's Sarsapa-
nlla. Sold ly all druggists.
.. , .-
Glass eves ought to be made of
peer glass.
-
A1MTTV TO VOUKSFXF. ,
It. is surprising that' people'will
usf a common, ordinary pill when
they can secure a valuable English
one for the. same money. Dr. Ack
er's English pills are a positive cure
for sick headache and all liver
troubles. They are small, . sweet,
easily taken and do not gripe. Sold
by MniHls Bros., druggists.
The. careless servant is a great
piece, maker in the household, j
HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT
Cannot go hand in hand if wo Jook
on the dark side of every little ob
stacle. Nothing will so darken life
and make it a burden as Dyspepsia.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
the worst form of Dyspepsia,- Con
stipation and Indigestion, ami inaKe
life a happiness and pleasure. Sold
Jit 25 and 50 cents by Alunds Bros.,
druggists.
A Georgia Duel Pop pop, pop,
pop. pop, pop! Shake! Jackson
ville (Fla.) Times Union.
Advice to mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relievesthe lit
tle sufferer at once: it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the
cnild from pain, and the little cher
ub awakes as "brfghtas button." It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known reme
dy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teething " ' or othr ' causes.
Twenty five cents a bottle. :
july 0 deod&wlv ,
The (iiuef JRasoaTfor the great suc
cess of Hood's Sarsapanfia Js found In tbo
article itself. Jt is merit tbat wins, and Jh
fact that flood's Sarsap&rtUa actually ac
complishes what s clalme4 for . ft, Is what
has given to this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that of any other sarsapa-',
Mrit WinQ rUla or Wood'puri-r
l VI Cl l V v y 1 1 10 fier Defore tne pbiio.
Hood's. Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt
Rbeum "apd all - Humors, Dyspepsia,: Sick
Headache, puiousnpss, overcomes 'That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetitp, sftrngth
ens the Nerves, builds up the Whole System.
Ileod'a Sarsaparilla is gold by all drug
tlsts. l ; six f brS. Prepared by C, I, Uood
b Co.. Apothecaries. Iowell. Miu
. - - . V I . - r . -
Jan 1 Jyr d&wnrm
1
raws'
2d
Drugs and )nmicalp.
fJlOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc. , etc.
Also Prescriptions rilled day or nlfhtmt '
- F. C. MILLER'S,
a . . n 'Drugstore, L 1
Jan i , corner Fourth and xun Btai;
sfh
The Fall Courts. h -
The Fall terms of Superior Courts
n this State will be as follows
Firf t ( HJflentori) DisrictJ udge .
Gilmer uprruntyf, wept, taiu-
den, pept-.; Paeuotaljk, Sept. 1G;
perqtimahs,Sept?. 23;Ohowan, Sept.
30; Gaktes, Oct.fl Hertford, Oct. 14;
Washington, OA. 21; Tyrrell Oct.
28; Dare, Nov. 4: Hyde, Nov. 11;
piViiiiico, INov, IB; rieaufort, XNov. ao.
'Craven', Nov". 25.
, q'hi id Wilson- -District Judge
, MacRae Martin. Sent. ,3. Dec. 2;
j pjtt. Sent. 16; Greene? Sent" 30:
- - -
! Vance, Oct. 14; Wilsou, Oct. 28;
Franklin, Nov. 11; Wash, ov. 18.,-
Fourth (Raleigh) 'Distrit-r-Judge
Ariufield Harnett, Aug. 5, Nov. 23;
Johnson.1 ;Aug. 12, -:Nbv: 11; Wayne,-;
Sept. u, uct. 14; -waKe. yef
(criminal term; Uct 22 (civil term;
Fifth CHillsboro) District Judge
Graves-Granville. July 22, Nov. 25;
Orange, Aug. ,5, t Nov." tl; Person,
Aug.. 19, Nov.fl8;,Guilfoil, Aug.,2G;
Dec. C; Chatham, Sept. 30; Durham,
Oct. 14; Alamance, Oct.' 28; 'l '
i, Sixth (Wilmington) Districts
Judge Bynum Duplin, Aug. 5, Novr.
25; Lenoir, Aug." 9, Nov. 11 T Pender,
Sept 9: New4 Hanover, Sept 23;
Sampson, Oct. 7, Dec. 9; Carteret,
Oct. 21;Jones,Oct. 28;Onslo wNov. 4.
Seventh (Fayetteville) District
Judge Shfpp On uberland, July; 22,
Nov. 11; Columbus, July 29; Jlloore,
Aug. 12, Oct; 28; Anson, fcept." 2,
Nov.f25; BhinswfckrSe)' 9; Rich
mond, Sept. 16, Dec. 2; Robeson,
Sept. 30 (three weeks term); Bladen,
Oct. 21. ,, "I . . . j
Eighth(SalisburvJ District Judge
Merrimon Iredell, Aug. 5, Nov. 4;
Rowan, Aug. 19. Nov. 18; J)avidson,
Sept. 2, Dec. 2; Randolph, Sept. 16;
Montgomery, Sept. 30; Stanly, Oct.
14; Cabarrus, Oct. 28. . j
Ninth , (Winston) District4-Judj;e
Brown Rockingham, July 22. Nov.
4 '; Stokes, Aug. 5, Nov. 11;! Surry,
Aug. 19, Nov. 18; Alleghany, Sept.
2; Wilkes, Sept. 9; Yadkin, Sept. 3;
Davie, Oct. 7; Forsyth, Oct. 21.
Tenth , (Morganton) District
Judge Phillips Henderson, July 15;
Burke, Aug. 5;Ashet Aug. 19; Wa
tauga, Aug. 20; Caldwell, .Sept. 2;
Mitchell, Sept. 9; Yancey, Sept. 23;
McDowellj Oct. 7. ff !
;Eleventh (Charlotte) District,
Judge Connor Catawba,: July 15;
Alexander, July 29; Cleveland, Aug.
5,; Oct. 21; Mecklenburg, Aug. 26;
Union, Sept. 16; Lincoln,- Sept. 30;
Gaston, Oct. 7; Rutherford, Oct. 28;
Polk, Nov. 11.
Twelfth (Asheville) District
Judge Clark Madison, July99,Nov.
18; Buncombe, Aug. 12, " Dec. 2;
Transylvania, Sept. 2; Haywood,
Sept. 9; Jackson, Sept. 23 Macon,
Sept. 30; Clay, , Oct. 7; Cherokee,
Oct. 14; Graham, Oct. 28; Swain,
Nov. 4.
18S9. .
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Abbey; a series of articles on liussia, lllustra
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Charle3 Dudley Warner- three "Norwegian
Studies,?njv BiornStlerne Blornson: Illustrated:
"Commodus," a hlstiorical play by the author of
rjen-iiuT," iiiu&tratea Dy j. k. vvegiieiin, etc
The Editorial Departments are conducted by
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POMONA HILL NURSERIES
POMONA, N. C,
Two and a Half Miles AVest of Greensboro, N. C
rtP-
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through the grounds and within 100 feet or
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twlpe dally each way. Those interested in
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to inspect this, the- Largest KrirserT' 'in the
State, and one of the largest In the South. -'Stock
consists of Apples, Peach,. iPear,
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MISELIANEOUS.
s.
An Important Announcement :
About six weeks ago,, while at business, I
was suddenly attacked with excruciating :
pains In my feet, knees and hands. So severe -the
attack that I took my bed Immediately, r
and in two or three -days my Joints were
vnlbn trt .lmnnt rfrmhlA their natural stan.
and sleep was driven from me. After suffer- -
insr tne most excruciating pain lor a weer.
tulnar liniments and various other remedies.
a friend who sympathized with my helpless
condition, said to me : - -
- Why don't you get swirrg speeine and
use it. I will
using It the first day, had a quiet night and
refreshing sleep. In a week I felt greatly
beaentted. In three weeks I could sit up and
walk about the room, and after using -six
bottles I was out and able to go to business.
Since then I have been regularly at my post
of duty, and stand on my feet from nine to
ten hours a day, and am entirely free from
Fn8
in
jam. 'i uw iv xixo liiuiu buu Buuyie xbcis t
la. Tnese are tne Diain ana sunpia xacts
bit case, and I will cheerfully answer all
Inquiries relative thereto, either In person.or r
by mall.
Thomas Mjlbkilliz.
11 W. 18th street, New York City.
Nasbvtxxx, Tans. I hare warded off a se
vere attack of rheumatism by a timely resort
to Swift's Specific In all cases where a par- L
manent relief la sought this medicine com
mends itself for a constitutional treatment j
that thoroughly eradicates the seeds of dis
ease from the system.
. - iBer. W. P. HlWUSOU . D.. , ;
New York, 51 7th A vx. After spending r
$200 to be relieved of Blood Poison without r
any benefit, a few bottles of Swift's Specific t'
.-worked a perfect cure. .. , .. C. Pobtss. .
VrianrA, Oa. My little girl, aged six," and j
boy, 'aged four years, had scrofula in the
worst aggravated shape. They were puny
and sickly. - To-day they are healthy and ro
bust, all the result of taxing S. 8. S.
; . . Jos T. Coixraa.
' ' Lady tAke,' Sumter Co.J PiX Your (.. S.
8. has proved a wonderful success 1 la my L
case. The caricer on my facf no doubt.
. would have soon hurried me to-Ay grave. I -do
think It Is wonderful, and has no equaL'
- B. H. Btrd, Postmaster. -f
. i: waco, Tkxjls,' May M888.
, S. S. C!Om Atlanta, Ga. : . - .
Gentlemen Knowing that you appreciate
. voluntary testimonials, we take pleasure In
stating that one of our lady customers has
regained her health by the use of four large -bottles
of your great remedy, after having
been an invalid for several years. Hertroubla ;
was extreme debility, caused by a disease pe ; ,
culiar to her sex. Willis & Co., Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application. .
All druggists sell s. s. S.
Tub swirr Sphctpic Co., .
Drawer S, Atlanta Ga.
Hew York. 756 Bioadwa . f
nov 2a law lydo en sat
Homes in Nortn Garohn
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ii.
nlv 20 Hours Rido froti
New York 1
.A,
U) Mf inHSoutn of Italeigb
'" t - ; ) . . i . .. ; . . ; j .
O.i tb lialelarto and Augusta Atr-Llife U.h
'flpaf pine retrion Kor sale on? easy ; terms IB
i ta to amt purcnasera.. ;onr acre ror v!r
liivrger tracts ft per?aerc, lii smonthrr'pay
mvintd of 10. This land . adjoins .the; t'Soutb
im Pinea". a recently ' petabliahed' health re
nrt (oi sanitarium), and 1b spec-Jally, adapted
f r Frull Culture, as Tweli as all the cereals.
A number of New Uagiand people have bougbt
! ts in the 'tovru Of "southern Plnea," and it
1.4 the desire of the ksvjiertj of tld land tQb
l ice small rarrncrs, mechanics, and. others
't orn the New England and MUldM 'States, fcfi
i'eii as else where, to locate here. No State Jb
: ie Union 0uer6?greaterJlpducementa Jio fefc
t t-r. than North Carolina $ Nowhere, can.
l- iter farming country or ms line a' climate be
f ':url 1 his Is the opinion of Northern men
w o have settled in foi;th. Carolina1 This 11
- Idc offer, and la limited t
; r 'X fprlhei particulars write at once to -J-
HN T. PATlilCK.
'IS
mnils'r of .ImmiacratVoh, EaleighrN. Q
or,B. A R1COAUU8QN.
:1 tt 'hrohile Office nertt-u' '
Ready Mixed Paints
WHITE LEAD, VARN ISHESV BRUSHES, 1
SASH, D0OBS, BLINDS
Largest and most complete stock In the State.
: can nn an orders promptly. ;
Builders Supplies ot all Rinds
DRIVE WELL PUMPS, !
Window Glass of all Sizes,
French and American, Single and Double,
Obscure, Ruby and Colored.
Wire Netting and Frames
For Doors and Windows. , ,t,,
Platform, Counter and Tea
Scales ! ;
Most improved Cotton Plow on M arket.
Fishitigr Supplies of all Kinds
Wood, Coal and Oil Cooking
Stoves 1
Selng Factory Agents we are in a position to
meet any ana ail compeution. - - 1
N. Jaclobi Hard ware CoI
my is . So. Front St.
Don't Delay.
-j f
.V I
OEND pUR mOm OB tNJDHED FUR
niiure to me anq 1 win repair ip promptly on4
at low prices. j T , w ; ;
I propose to make my llvin? this war and
will do the work weilnnd will not charere too
much for doing it. Call ana see some of the
repairs I.have already made. I wlU also re
pair Sewing Machines. Miislcal Instruments'
4c.V as well as Fnrnlture. Will - cheerfully
give est4mates or probable cost of ; repalrs.1
WMHfP 4f ' J
4, JJ. FARRAR.
oct j No. UN. Second st,
JT. W.ATKINSON, i
,W. P. TOOMER, i
s Cashier.
, President.
Wilmington Savings &; Trust Co.,
f ftfi PRINCESS ST., WJ LM JNGTON, N. C,
Pays Interest on Deposits. Is -empowered to
execute Trusts of .an kinds. ' - - rnch 29 tf
Orreil's Stables,
CORN RR TDI RD AND-PRINCESS ' ST 3. ,
are well equipped with everything necessary
-'. " - . - -, '
In fi firt class Llyery and Sales Stables. . ,
Good borses a torfcabje fphicles ana
careful cut vein ready on demand.
- Attention la- spiaily-invited to lour large
stockj-ard and our facilities for housing horses
and cattle, m the basementof ourr large' sta-
y Ratfes as loir (fan be fodnd elseivhere.4"
lve t i call and we yt 111 do our best to
Jy.29 tf I 'proprietor. -.
in kl
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sedily when-this rpmA,w ;t?.,!a OiV
ties.- pIlffeVSRte6
ia stance, . The TvlarMrnit'J11 f 13 r!l
sont by mail. MEXlclWite
100 North 3d StSpm
1
, The ereatsecretoftheeanirit
io Harti Mountain ISgISJ?
Manna wi 1 i restore the softrV rmanr. L,,
prevent t n eir iunenta S5 rL?1" r
aool coudit
theeascn
vuuhiuii. r Riven in i IUF i
sen ofsheddingfeaihr nW"1 W
arr.y. t he H We62? I
cases carr.y
virr,y. vV",lltle musician Vw1'"--critical
pen. 1 wftb-utloSS it !fr tl.
ji;n i oil rec. ,nt ot 15 ct in t nt i,
:OUV CO., 4UN. 3rd Si Hil!
easj mention tliis pauer "aatlii, p
ept 9 tu th sat
l XVCti'Ti
if
Can learn the exact ed
of :an7;.:propoEja Une c
LavertisinginAmsrici!
" N;W AdyertisinVBuf
lO Spruce St.. New vt
vlvtlL iTand then acU
ntent that will not take them fmnL.':
and families. The profits are Jarre i "
for every Jndustrlrus person, many Lv?
?&axXFialaB several btindred t
h0nUj.:-1 is .easy, for .aay cr. to i
and upward per lay, who is "wininir to
Sir young- orold; capital cot t
WiTlstart ivoii ' Kwnnmiint nan.
abHlty required; you; reader, cando' t '
j cuij uutj - vv iiujlo oa at once for fu;
cuiars, which we mall free, Address s:;
Co., Portland, Maine. w nov 22 (to??
A POSITIVE Fo'i-osBorFAiirca rr
fill S? "P! Weakneat cf Bodytal Kind;!...
V MJ JLZt i ftf Error r Etmm ia (.A m V
Bobnst, Kobte MANMOOB folly Kerton. Hnr u (il
lrSte WKAk.USDKYKLOPEO OKOAXR k PAEttou
ADMUUfteiy MIMII119 HUaK TKKATMLATSfMtll alt
iot wnie inrm. noor, ruiirTpiutuoa. id it.
Uoa,ai
it 3. 1
Zap17 eod&w ly r r ji
7, v- -.aaucemury. noi
among the wonders of inventive prwpess
method and system of work that ci 1 tepr,
formed all over the country wtthou j r; i
ting the workers from their homes, ; Py
eral4 anyi one can do their wortseiUm t
young or old; no special ability required, t .
Ital not needed; you are started tree, tut t
out and return to us and we will send you &r
something, ot great value aad.lmportasr
youvthatwlll start you iir business. r
wilt bring you In more money rtgat twayJ.
anything else In the world. OroMAmtM'
Address Tans & Co., August Xah -noT22tandlTW;yj
1 .' :.t-
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i Jlanly Yigor,- Weakness, or Lp of. XmT
aiientJy restored by the nee f aa eapft-..-jinedy.
Tlie Yerba Santa from 8;a. f
"h Trochees nevjr fail. 0r illustrated, 3.,"'"
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