CfTt jfft t Qf mostcarncsily deprecatory attempt I merchant a rush lo force collect iona , Weekly Weather Crop Ittil lotlu. j All Eccentric Widow.
bM VLflHiaarii 2,ttCM ;to drivo any democrat out ol hin , of all debts, a b-iuk .panic aud count-, Grtfrwf tH.v. li.il, i.jh, X. C. I Holly. Midi , Juno 24 Tho fun
. !r.irty because of this difference o TT.'Z't1 Tbo reports of correspondents rf'oral of Lo Grand Bu.l, who died
-nrlV.i;. -opinio,, Wo .1, r..j oa.l.t "j
H. A. LONDON. Editor.
Tub tariff law, passed by tho last
''Congress, is seldom spoken of now
adays nnd yet its Rood effects arc
'duily feeing experienced and becom
ing more apparent. Whilo it was
Hot such a revision and reduction of
lio former tarilT law as wa-jvi'craily greatly to the material upbuilding
riesired hy democrats, yet it was so of that city, he will bo kirtclilly re
'grout an iniprovemcnt on the odious uuvr.bi red :t. the Kciicrons and pub-
and oppressive AlcKinlcj hill that 1 e spirited donor of tho silo lor the
' :t has almost eliminated tariil discus-1 A. M. CnVe and of tho tract of
eion from American politics. ', l.md mow kit-.vn as "Pullcii Park'.
'I'liis new tariiF law has been iitiilis sU'l bcnclactions were al-'"jort-d
only a few niontiis-consi.ler I made quietly and silently, stu-
'ably less than a year and its full
vffocts have not had time to be thor
'unghly icit, but even thus far the
"vnuiilry ban been greatly benefited.
Mi opV;l!? had ominously pro
dieted that it would chut down niui
'close up many mills, mines and other
,;ndnstrics, that were dependent on
v. uih pi'oloctivo tariiT for their
maintenance. But none of these
yreiJielions have been realized. On
tho contrary all manufacturing es
tablishments are now as prosperous
's they have ever been. Indeed a
flow and fresh impetus has been
given to all iiianntaeluring indus
tries, and new ones are lieing estab
lished all over the I'nited S'.atis.
tl was also contended by t!s.. i n
V.ii.er.ts of our new democratic t-.:riii
law tiiat it would diminish ;.i:d de
crease the wages ol all laborers usd
.ie earners. Indceii it wa insi-1
cd that thousands ol workmen would
bo thrown out il all cuipioyn out
nd their families Le redded to
'beggary. But this also proved to
be a false prophecy, and the result
bus been just tho reverse of what
was predicted. Instead of workmen
''being thrown out of employment,
now industries are being established
-giving employment to more work
Sit!). And instead of their vage.
'"jeiug reduced, as predicted, their
"wages are actually being iiiiwcn,
Nearly every day the papers an
nounce that tho wages ot the opera
lives in some factory or mine have
'been increased. As an illustration
of the truth ct this i.tatemeiit an!
omt ot many siuiilitr instances, we
cite and copy tho following:
"ClItrwiH, June 20. --The present
'tremendous boom in tins iron and
steel industries throughout the conn
try has shaken tho high pi'oleciioi
theories of liond'nl Manager Walk. !'
of tho Illinois Steel Company .
When tho Wilson bill was weath
ering tho legislative storms ol tin
'House and iScnate, Mr. Walker de
clarcd that if the bill became a law
the n;hedulcs then in force web!
close most of the iron and sloe
plants in tho country, drive tl
workmon out of employ inonl : n
Bond wages down to the .-larval m
point.
The recent reaction from t ho Ion:
'period of business depression
completely upset Jlr. alker s Ian!
views, ami it is said he is becoming
-convinced that the country nidus
"trial interests hud never a mor
.prtiising outlook than now.
Tho company is operating it
plants in North Chicago, South Chi
cago, Jolict and Milwaukee nigh
f.nd day. Today notice wax potoi
raising the wages ol 7,011') men It
"per cent.
Such a practical and forcibi-.i objeci
lesson as it taught in Iho above tele
grata speaks much louder than any
words or argumonts could. This i.-
ono of many similar instances ot tin
wages of workmen being voluntarily
increased by their employ rs, untl
all this under the democratic birill
law which, it was predicted, would
reduce worknun to beggary!
Ukc.vuse democrats may differ and
disagree on tho "free silver' question
fs no reason or excusn tor their dis
rupting their party. And il is folly
if not political suicide, for the frei
silvorites to attempt to drive out ol
tho party those democrats whom
-they call "gold bugs": and in lik
manner il is supremo fully lor iln
opponents ol free silver to uiteint
to drive out of tho party, or stigma
tizo as populists, those democrats
who advocate free silver.
There has rarely, if ever, been any
timo in the history ol the democriiMC
party when there was not a disagree
ment aud difference ut opinion among
its strongest members upon sotm
ono question. Kvuu when tho dom
B iratic party so strongly advocated
tariff reform ami tiro great bulk oi
its monvbers wero bitterly opposed
to a protective tariff, many staunch
and able democrats differed and dis
agreed with their party, and nobody
thought of driving them out. It is
Well known that tho Hon. Samuel J.
iiandall, of Pennsylvania, was one
of the ablest, truest aTid most disliu
guished domoeiuls in America, and
yet ho differed widely with liin pwiy
On tbo great tariff question.
And wo must respectfully insist
now that democrat) may differ on
ibis financial question without im
perhtiig their party fealty, and v
in.. winiui. w our section, wouiiiiau&uiiu ior years. ,
low cii'.h other to differ on ut least
onk question '
1 v A I K I : 1 1 mourns tho loss of lie
mvatest bei.cfi.etnr in Iho death Ci
Mr. II. S. Pii!!t-:i. who died in that
city on lust Sunday, in tho "3rd year
ot his no. While contributing
d:oi!-!y avoiding any appearance ol
parade and osier.iation. Lie never
subscribed his name among any list
ot contributors, but quietly paid in
cjish whatever he wished to give for
any purpose. A striking illustration
ol this characteristic of his wo once
witnessed, in ISM a meeting was
held at li.deigh, one night, for the
pin pose of orgairr.ing the company
to hold the State Exposition ol that
year. Ivithu-iasiic speeches were
made and i considerable sum of
incticy subscribed as stock and the
loMij any organized. Not one word
had been s.iid hy Mr. Pullen, bul
next morning when the newly elect
ed diree'.vr- ol iho company met in
the lobby of i he Il.i'.ise ol Kepresci)-:a;:vc-
Mr. l'.ilien appeared in his
. M'.al i;:i!ei manner and beckoned lo
L'i -Moni i'lM.ro-e, who went to
iiiiu rnd in a !ew moments returned
io the d .rectors with a check in his
Lirt id t' f ;'."oi'i, which belaid Mr.
I'ullen had presented as a jilt and
not as a .-ul -crijition to the slock ol
the company.
A Si -cia i. equality, or civil rights
hill, was p;i.--cd by tho Legislature
ol New Vol !.-. a few weeks ago, that
is now creating considerable trouble
in that State. ly the terms of this
hill a eiloiid person must bo ad
milted j;i-i ll.e same as a while per
son to any hulel, restaurant, barbir
-hop, theatre er other place of public
ac oi'.imo-iatioii or aninsemcnt. And
iho i-ro; riet.-r of any such place
".vl.ii n -tuses iidi:iis.-:on to a colored
:.ei-oi,, i.- iiiible to ;; heavy penalty.
This is i t:e of the reforms given
;he peoj ! c! New York by the;r re
puli'li ;.i. I.egi-1 idire, but it is cun
i'i::i is very distasteful to a nuijority
! I ! i o wlii'e i-ili.-MiM of that Slate.
I will, a'i their boasted love tor
do i.ei;io our Northern brethren
have :.- li't'-.1 u-e tor him socially as
we ol the Smith,
Tki: Stall - 1 1 lo Ltiiuhibirh, not
satisfied with being the best Weekly
in the State, is now being publislud
is a semi -weekly, and ere long will
n duubi become the best Daily iii
t ic Slate.
Dcmociittie fSniuid Money Club.
A iiuiuber of the leading democrat.'
d Wiimingtou held a meeting, a few
leys sgo. and organized a "Deiuo
tiilie Sound Money Club" aud adopt
d a series of resolutions oatitled u
Dechuatioii of Principles", which
he llroonn is rcijucstcd to publish us
follows :
"While fully appreciating thegrea'
oustuess ilepressiou from which oui
people, in eoimuou with all the nationt
of ti e c nil h, have been suffering, vi
'en no evidence to lead us to believt
i at it is caused by an insufficiency
of inotiij either in this or in any
iiher country ; and we do not per
cie how tho evil cau bo cummarily
n-moied by silver legislation; there
oio wo declare our adherence to tin
.'ollowing principles, which we couli-
leiitly ass i t ure iu accoi dance with
S'.'ttlud Democratic, doctrine:
Fust. Wo hold it self evident thi t
,ho powers of the legislature should
he limited to tLo enactment of sucL
a s us sbull mUifeio as little us oos-
,ibl u wiih the peisoual liberties of the
,'coplu uud hitll allow the freest aud
fulicst ccopo to the iudepondeut de-
ve.opmfnl ot taeli ladividua'; that i.li
g .veii.uu.ntal protection, whetbei
.eu to the manufacturer or to thi
i"ii: ow ner or to any other class ol
(ii-isi ns id odioiu uuil unjust, that ui
.,overiiuciit cau by niero Iegislativ
.ct create tbo protijx rily, wealth, oi
oii'.eutiuent of ali of its citizens, anu
h.il all seheiues of legislative action
hat are offei cd as panaceas for human
lis aie founded on a misconception
of the functions of government, are
talso in theory and uio fraught witL
langer io tuo comuiou weal.
Second. Wo believo that the pres
out free silver agitation i-j specially
uuruui in it! results to our section of
the country, ta that it tttuds to create
pprehousiou iu tho minds of capital
isis aud prevents them from engag-
ug iu inuusiriai enterprises and civ
nig employ mcoit to labor. The South
wns no silver unites, but it has vast
undeveloped resources, needing onb
capital operating with confidence.
ilniJ. e beltevo that the mere
acuounceineit upon tho morrow of
in flection Unit tho 'Tree Silver'
movement wus triumphant would
uuse u scramble amoiig holders of
iuei ieau seui ities to sell oul: thai
tli-i whi le talo selhm would cause an
immcdit to uud heavy deeiiae in all
pi ices, a u.onetnry e.iisis, a ntopnace
i-f all HeeouiiMod!.tiiBi In faruieiud
Fouitli. We assert that uuivcrt.nl
experience teaches that il is beyond
the iiowtr of nuv Government to
I uiaLo pold and silver circulate i-s
i luonev in nnliiLiileil uuanlittcs at a
lft!j0 (bat does not co n spend with
'the unukct v.ihio of the tro r.u-tals,
and we beiitTe that the passago of au ',
net by the I'nited States alone pi o ;
vidiug for the free and unliiniud:
coinage of tilver at a latio -f ll! to I, .
when the in:. I kit lfttio is 1 lo 1, in ;
stead of ii tinting tho currency ;uu!
esdsing an ndvuucn of all pi ices as!
couiuiouly believed, would, iu the !iis! ,
lu.-tiinee, juimedia'ety dnvo out it
circuhitiou six hundred and twenty
oiue millions of tjold dollars, givo us
pure silver uioiiometKiism end eon
tract tho existing volume of currency
to the extent of about one third, ert ate
nn instantaneous scarcity of luonev.
disunaiige all bu.-iness calciihitions.
deter nil persons fro!!i rnteiing into
contrncts; and in fact paralyze indus
try, throw innumerable persons out
of employment and cause iiuuio.ij.ur-1
able loss and sulVei ing.
Fifth. That in the absence of an i
mercial nations, we favor the ictcti
tiou of the gold di liar as the ultimate
1...1 ..t .1.,. !!.. ..
D bWftlllU 1 V i'l t lilt) C J Pill u b1
r ,).t . ,i. ., . n i -., i ..
silver as cau be maintained without
. i . l : . t a l. . r . ..
, . , .
, . , . ' B , J, ' r-
oi ueui-piM uig "in. oi iiie ii o
securing the only possib.o buuet.il
im.
Siuh Wo si; silt that those who
clamor for free ;.;i.i uulimiu-d eoi!::-:i-
of silver en oneous. y cad t ncmseivi s
"bi metalii.-is," and wc di immd tint
they point out luv the puiiy now
being nniiut lined between goid an I
the vanous i nonuoiis issues b-'tii of
silver and p.iper money c in be con
tinned except by the coiitideiiee ot
the holders then of iu the a'ei.iiy ai.d
iuteiition of the Cn.veruiueiit lo cs-;
change on demand the one for the
ulher. The Liv.vcr:i;neut ownii.g no ;
natural deposits of precious iuc'.io'.-: :
legishitioti being iii!K;lei't to cioi.tc'
values; Lo.v can parity lie niaintaiiiei
..i,.i. i..T,-.ii.,i, f,:,;.; . v!-,,iii...l i,, .ii. '
de credit is unable to suppiv .-unieieiit :
f thA i.i.i -i valmiidrt .i.a'tii.,.litv t o !
jnlisfv ti,,. ,;,.i.i-u -Is .-f the cuvm rs nf !
t io least valuable ' The answer ij so
self eviiieut lLat we declare the is.-ue
cau ouiy bo npnn civ between silver
inououiJtaliisijt puie'and simple, and
,old monometallism f upplcmciitcd by
nieh use of iulv r and paper its low j
biain-: '.'ctwccii tiien'Hud.ird of ,-.!-ie i
it' iho i:.o.t backward aad U'.n t ct: j
Hen
d nations and that of the I
most a lvaui i -1 and prosperous. I
Seventh. We favor rci.ir.ng and !
an ,.. i,. it. ,r,-.., i. i rr..u. i
iry (or "Siici u.aii' I notes and sub
ii t iting ti.erofor bunk not iuere
IV elituuniliuLr an element free: our
mociary .-ystem that is a standing
uenitee to the n.ilioii.'.l eiedit ; tin. to
t -ntion of which must ever i pe:.te
ts an iusiipi li.bie obstacle to ti e es
'.dblishingi fa round liuaneial t- m.
Lightb. We favor thi n n. r.l of the
cu p r c--ut. t:ix oil ntate I'.int- to
be end that, under proper -lifeguards
mil restrict ions, such institutions n:-.;.
-xcrcise the lijht ( f issue, therein
nahling thetu to provide the in e.u
.'or eai h couiiijuii.ly to regulate tin
volume of currency to toriespion-l i(
its own needs.
Ninth. We invito all who think as
AO do, or who de-ire to study the
tiuaucial ipieslioiis of the day to uuite
vith us and wo earnestly urge the
foi u.ation of Sound Money Di-uiociatie
Clubs ih iujhout tho Slate and
South.
AViigcs Increased.
Kri.tn Dm Now V- rk M'ori.l.
The wages of not. b-ss than 2"ivl,()iM!
lien iu the I'nitod Slates have been
idvanced luulerially within tho last
ubiety days. Careful inquiry through
ut the country indicates an advance
iveraging nearly 12 per cent. The
World has compiled a list which ein
i a aces moro than 250 llrins which
mvo wiihiu the last few weeks ad
vanced voluntarily by Iho employers
The season has btou icuiaik-ibly fret
iroiu strikes.
During tho lost thrco months, be
sides those firms which have mado an
mcreaso iu wages, many new fortune
or old ones which have been idle fo
sevtrul years havo openod, thus giv
mg employment to uddilioual bnuil
Theso uuuibcrs mo estimated at '2'1't
factories, furnishing employment tu
over 5!i,0(l(J pcrsctns ir:-vious!y out ol
work. Tho average advanco iu the
wages of employees is 11 J per clu
fn a great many mills the udvanei
has boon g .'oiler than thai, aud
promising feature is that those lim.s
where the ad vance is about I he aver-
igo are tho ones eiui-loviug tho ui:.;t
bauds.
Four Ilig SiiiTCsscs.
Having tho needed merit lo more
than lniiko j.H".1 all tho mlvei tisiu
claimed for tliei-j, tbo following font
remedies have reached a phenomena!
sale. Dr. Kind's New Discovery, for
consumption. Coughs nnd Colds, each
bottlo guaranteed Klectric Differs.
tho great remedy for Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys, buekleu's Arnica S.ilvc,
the best iu the world, and Dr. Ivini's
New Life Pills, v hieh are a perfect
pill. All tlieso lL-iite. lies ure guurai-
toed to do just what ii claimed f r
them and the dealer whoso name s
ittached heiowith will lie glad to teb
you nn re t thi iu. Sold at U. 11
Pilkingtou's Drug Store.
Treasury o.Ticiale amic pato that
iho .iy n.e i t of tho Chinese war in
demuity of 2'Jd.lluO,O'.J0 Isold will re
suit iu a material increasu iu tho mar
ket price of silver.
An international monetary confer
ence will be culled by (Jernmuy. it is lVt
i pcet'.;d. before October 1-V ' L.
Weather Service, for tho week ending'
Saturday, Juno '21. 1S13, indicate
further iiopioveiueiit in all crops j
Tho week was vciy favoiable for lmr
vesting grain and bay. Tho f.iit'
tlirco days ui ic bi low tho norma! in
tetni-i'i at ore ; the l ist pfti t of the wee . oivoree and luarnage occuned the
was" wsnuer ni. d bcni'tieiiil. Tin-1 san?o wei k.
amount f Mit.shine was abovi noi n::;I. ; At tho limn of the in.im j.igp Mrs.
Tie i siiituli v s dfci-i.t for ho'l-u.ll published a lengthy m tide ii;
vv i!;. bul local .howM'i occurred i.n tho loenl njiei s, lurking public In T
f.-ii! i! .vs. I r.-Mit.; Ii t ivpx coi. liuiic
:iO i-rv fe
Unf.iv
picp.r s
aie ii i i iven. ;ii,.i u:e
blighter. Tht nevt week
vei v warm, with shoveis thi
! c. Is ure
il be
mild''
poi tion.
Ckni!:i DisTiuer (,'.j1 rihis the
f!iv!y viol rf ll:o wt el; IiiliilcM ii ll.e
giic.vth of crops some, but the l iitir
pajt wax warnn r, und gfiieiallv dry,
with sentleu-d showers 21-t and 22d.
I ho week was a lie one for f irm
woik. with the gionnd in good con
ditio!: for plowiu-: every i'.y. lhiin
is bef;i;'-Uttig to be lu-edi d, thiiugh
crops rtie u -t suC.'img. U:irvfs!ing!(5 i.ijl) ai o atYcc-ted.
rsm proeei ilii'g r.ip: I y. i!nl w i:i l:
about cm pit-led nt xt wct'k; the yield
will befioi: ibeie ure I ill few coiu-
'sout!:e:n jortioii of the district- cot-
ton is being ii hired a little by lice
mi i
' loo'ice.) n growing
well. Woim.x
some d.'.m ige to corn
,i now. wLile some? late
Laving bv
j coi ii tr b; !ig p:.ite.l. 1 oaehes i ipeu
uu.. ,4,1-ij :l
rop: some early itielus
. , i
1)1 leicheines are
; lle.ll IV
v.ab
plenti
crop,
M-io:
. to suite! I roiu in-ceit
was saved diiriiig ti'.c
ure in ijood cui: !i-
All
t; lii::; t)iit of V a
'.l
ale of Well b:ed tld
t Lis .Slate I i.i ee year
ns 'low us apiece,
p. ice si evli'i-ii Ii d" nuv
h.-.-o orle.-a i: d.-n..t
In
.11! I the i .-.
wad Tii At
pay to l.iii-c
who made I-:
of a businrsx
. r.i. ai.d tb" L-lve.L'JS
o .-ale di i !-) to g t out
n i hu g: -r p: vii-i.'o'.j
i.. l ilt o;i? t( .r.:.:iy. Tho
ng lai.i.llv : ii'i i':-o le 1.
Their
hoiso is
l ui'io tt.ietio:'. luiti.'-.s ati.i oiio r mo
'hatdea! desi. .-. aie greatly nduciug
I h" d. i i-ird I or d: ,iugh!-ho; set vice
":t oni iu
e cities but in
small
roads
towns an t even upon countiy
111 : '0i. p-. p-'attui regions.
t.um canmM. i.u lar oil w.ien
'bItf !ce!iie railroads will be-in
beany fu-.g'.it as well passengers,
doing away with drays, trucks
- llld couutiV ag)-d tJ ll vciy larg-.i
;t
no .-..yco ;s Li.i'ig in M.;..e., i .
saodie
w'!'--
is wit a iu; but tiie net:
with ail but
s. I
a-
:ek ( Neicn-.e nnd c.sn
l::ri y.
luiimge m i
.' h I I I
ear: i.iges
victoria.-,
piisci.ily
a'j-.I wh.u
i.t ixi.iliitiofia i f hoi'S' le-a
ii I'raaee indicate ta it our
l;;cil;;lir.ni- and Cib.i will
1,0 liriveti without horses,
all t i:. :.i .veuit n's are
perfected it is imt unlikely that we
.-hall e.i:;:e r.t his! to I he Cliinese eusj
tout of i x.i'.udiug i i.'tiiely froia
t!e -U-. it- . t' cities.
r.-.eii on f inns li.e -fc;:'U jtbiugb.
the sham ihrcsh.r and toe like ure
n-ducii tbo lu ed i f h'.i 'es lo a
Liinimuiu.
d'hcie is no doubt thr.t progrcsnivu
in-el. iiiicil i.i.priu . :ui ii. c.-peei.i.ly
ia tho ii-.l .i! athm 'f elee'lieily as u
motive n-ever for vuried u.-o-i, w ill I
still further fliiuiu.i:" tho b.iiso from
all our culc.ihitioiij necessary aid.i
t ) huii.nii woi k
Aitnthcr lU'i.'iuikiitdo L:iv..
Kfi'lll O.lO li lli'ln-lt Snws llll.l Oi ,-ot Tsr.
Another o i leliee of the careless
ness and incapacity of tho lecent Fu
siiai Lei-latui c has been discovered.
It is a bill entitled "all Act to enable
Po.k to issuo bonds." a-id is found in
ch.-.p'cl IVM, page 412. of tho Public
Laws of North Carolina, si ssiou 18'.J".
Il w ill be roe i I h it while tho Act
is fi r the pur ose of enabling Polk
county to issuo coupon bonds to the
iinount of $.).000 for tho purpose of
purchasing for Polk county a farm,
.t provides that this f irm, purchased
by Polk county, shall lo for tho main
leiiunco of tho poor and paupers of
Divio county, nnd that before the
bonds ore it sued an election shall be
noM iu Davio county to decide wheth
t-r or not the bonds shall bo issued iu
Polk county.
A Spidt i 's Poisonous Jlitc.
Cincinnati, June 2.7. W. C. Owens,
Ueprcsentutive fioni lite Ashland di
tiiet of Kentucky, who defeated W
0. P. Jtieckinridge. is poisoned by it
-piders buo aud bis condition l
thinning. II" was bitleu a week ago
iii i milt is tciriiily swolleu. ile l.ud
been attending the races here, bin
left hurriedly f.-r Lis homo last night
ou i .special linin.
A ihj'slciuii iu the city told him
1 1 at I. is an.i v,t..ild h:;vc t ) b;; Aiopu
t: te 1 lo save his life, lie goes b'
have Lis. Lome surgeon do tho work
Cousins Drowned Tost'ther.
Vilki;.sd.uu,k, Pa , Juue 2o. Louis
UeCaithy aud Bow Harding, cousins,
were out horseback riding today.
They drovo their horses into Harvey's
lake to cool thciu off. U'ho hoist
McCarthy rode becaim; fiighteuet't
and threw him off. McCarthy could
'lot swim, i larding jumped from his
uorso and went to his rescue. Doth
wcio dr . c. tied. The two horses swam
a-thoro.
Largest Cot Ion Mill in America.
Noutu Adams, Mass , Juno 22- The
largest cotton mill in America is to
bo ouilt ut oxicu iu Adams. This wtt-
decided at a nici ting of capiiaiist.
hel l hist night, 'iho mill will employ
over l,0Llt people, and will havo 80.
00U spiudi.s and 2,100 looms. It
will citat Sil.OOO.niH). It will be 42
t Ion" and 1 10 feet wide, with
an
:oi 1 vviH b". ;ve "tortes hih
his widow will preach Iho funeral
sennou
Mrs. Uuell created a sensation three
years ajjo by securing a divorce from
lb v John I' Weathirell, of Clm
enable her to many liuell. '1 h
, rca-oiis lor lll.lt I V lllg I noi I, Ii ich wax
lo icf
Ir t in
Iroiu Ins cxecsiv
This the failed lo
Irinking
lo.
lutbilc
Mrs. 15ue.ll for years wrote for the
'ending song journals of fhe country.
Wags liiciciscii.
Scp.ntos. l'v, Juno 22X- ticc'
w.i9 given this afn rnoon by the Lack
awanna Iron and Steel Company that
the wiigws of stool men, m chanics,
and laborers would be increased at
the rate of 10 p;r c ent., t take ffjct
fioni Ju'v 1st. Uelwecn ii.OOd uud
A sou of Mr. D L. V.'illiatusn. of
Meekh iibiirjy eountv. was struck iu
fhe eo while placing baseball nud
its siybt h entirely gone.
Wiiile Judge W A Hoke was riding
in a buggy, a few days ago, theboise
fin away and he wa- thrown out t.m
his right arm wis broken.
I liocKniUiim llocl;!: If si ve
i wete Coined and di.-lrthulcd tioo
j some people would grumble brcitua
..ill In,, itiilv.iia ni.l ,vioi-l.ii-u if.,... ,i.,t
1 diliars.
j News for h Ali-saiidor couii
I ty thai seeiitl i r.-ni.s havo 1m n
jseiiou.xlv pi.jsoiu d by i sling boiey.
i ll is supp-si d tl e jioisonoux bo-iey is
eol'.cete 1 from the luojutain ivy or
launl.
"I'ii I'enr.svlviini i I'gislature h 8
,ip,j,r pi iaii d !. n(io for mi evhibii
in Aii.inta. Oi l Irs .v-S il; su will be
ib i "oied to tie WoMi.oi"- 1 1. iptrl mi lit.
The it..!oni t! exlolii: wiii 1m e-pecial-i.
ti.ie, including lh L;l, rty Jb-iland
oi!. r li lies of g1 eat vaiucst-ut ly lln
Pliiladeljihi i general eou'icil.
r.tyi It. ille Observer: A train
with twenty si ens. Put, led with cu
cumbers, passed through here on ti e
A. C. L i ne day last wi ek The
C.litiva'ors of small funis de liiidiiir.
a good market fi.r their beiries. We
hope they will tdi do wi ll Mr. A S
lldsko showed us a te'egram from
H is! on, iho i t'.er day , reporting 2(1
n.'.ts a q i ii t ieciin,i fur ibeeceV
dew ben u . - -! ::; S!;e: ;tl' I li i t or Mc
Neiii was h7 M-ais old i n the .'list da
of M IV. The d i f,d'oi n o, his solis
with their '.. i o.-. ami daughters, will
their biisb.iiid.s i.tid li. errand elil
dice. togc'Lii v.:ii! ii f; ,v of his im
mctuitu !( -labile r s gatbeu'd ut. tin
old hr.i.r,', and ill ele ll:n il iv UK
with speeches aud music, uud an oli
tl.no il.iiii
: I have two Iii tie grand childiei
who are let-thing this hot. suinmi
, wi'itli.-r and tin- iioi.b i.l with howi
j cei. plaint. 1 giv( them Chalnbei
biin's Colic, Ciioler.'i and D.iirrlae
I 1'-. ujedy and it nets like a ehni iu. J
' carne-tiv recomiiiein! it for childiei
i with bowel troubits. I was mysel
- lakeu wiih a si vi le attack t f blnoil
Ibis, with cramps and pains in in
jsto.ue.eb, one thud oi a hot lie of tin
remedy ctiied mo. Within twentv
j four hours I was out of bed and do
I ii g ui house woi k. M-s W. Ij Dun
I ngen, Don titjita, linkmiui Co , Tcim
i For s tie bv Uviium llo.ideti, Pitt.
! bor., N. U
While in Topek.i hii.t M uch, lv I
IVobcr. a proiiiiiieiit newspaper lino
of Li Cygne, Kin, was taken will
ehoiiia morbii:. v I y severely. Th
i.ight c'ei k ut the hotel whi-ro be iva-
sto'pil.;r b tppt'lred tohavoil b iltl
of Cliauibei litin's (lolie, Choli ra aiu'
Diaril.ii't Hemody tiiul gave Lini thre.
doses which relieved him and b
thinks saved his hfe. li cry famil
should keep this remedy in thei.
home Ht all limes. No one can tei
how soon it may be needed. Il cost
hut a tulle am may be the means o
sawng much sull'eiit.g and peilntp
I he life of some member of the famih
2.") and fit) cut bullies for side by P.y
ituui . He idi n, Pi;ts!.o;o. N. U.
A Fatal Kxplosion.
Cnif.Mio. June 2'i. T.io mi-ii wer-kilh-.l.
a scoi c of peisons w i s e ii jureil
ind n great crowd of excursionist
wire thro vii into a panic by an ex
p!o.-io;i on hoard ll.e bi; whalohiiel.
steadier Chrtstoper Coiiimbu. run
ii'i-g from Milwaukee to this city, las
night.
A "iJefuriH" .i ill del t'f.
l'l:AI.I.I i, I 1-iii.i. J.i'.e :. I'nul P.
Ltwson, a i'opiili.-.i . x nit-inher of 111.
I.hiho L"'gi-l-i'U i. v.-.ih found guilt'
on Juue 11 if iiiurdo- in the fi.r
degree fir kiding (1 .n-e W V it-oi..
near Ilo-J:j!on, Custer Coui t--, oi
May 1-", an 1 wai .-.eiiteneed to b.
; a ;," ! J'rv tlC.
Secret of Beauty
is health. The secret of health is
the power to digest and assim
ilate a proper qtianity of food.
This can never be done when
the liver docs not act it's part.
Doyou know this?
Tutt's Liver Pills are an abso
lute cure forsick headache, dys
prpsM, sottr r.toinach, malaria,
constipation, torpid liver, piles,
jaundice, bilious fever, bilious
ness and kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver Pills
mmm aww bee
AND W13 WILL SHOW YOU
AS HANDSOME A STOCK OF GOODS
AS YOU EVER SAW
orn; cottox .'.vA.'.s.vu-oai.v.u;; lovely axu so ciii.ap:
lii-ioilifol Culienes o cents, idee l'eicales for S to 12. eent.x,
Lmgest aud haiidsomest hue of ttinluiiiis fiom r cents up,
Nice ('Inillies foi 5 ci i.ls, as neat Liwus and Oi gaudies us are ajad,
and very eheitp,
Satei-ns, blink and all pnlnrs. fioni 1(1 cents up.
('ii-poiis and oilier t'linkle gimd', nice )imii f M' v oonts.
Our foclto Ems Goofls Have ITcver Econ Epali i:i His Tom
Would call yi.ur c-peei.i! allen'ion lnonv I:i,i'! i :
Cm pones fi.-tn till et-tils up, s-p'elaJiil Selge. till w.i.il. ,';V:'. Cciii.i
AM i lie lie-v shin go(,,l... in P.l.-irk ,ti,,l Colon d. f;oni 10 ,i-nts i,( Sj.25
A full line of S-ik for Wuistw, f . . rit '.,) edits to Si ;V) per yunl.
Our line i f Wlil i r, (t)tUS is i xtia huge and i i:e.-i,v comanetng at 6
cents pi-r yasd.
A-k lo see i, ui Pntied Swiss. cei t- In 41 cents.
All styles of Laec snd Triuiiuins eheiipor than yon ever di earned of.
L-idies nice Sinn Waist us h.w a- en,l:i
We have nn Uinlueila or Parasol for evuyliody, from '2fi cckIs up.
Fans as low a- 1 cent. All kinds of I'Vuiey Notions. Our MILLINKltY
Department is full lomo flow. I, i.iiux y,m l: pVi.n-.d. (Jive us a look.
Our PANTS OOODS Depuriiiu n has not been f-agolleir. C-otlonnde ns
low lis 8 i ts. Fine Citssiiucii . W i km o the files i nnd ehe:ipe.-t SUOK3
iu the eouiity. Ask lo see our hsnd-m ide Si.oi.i. Low Shoes, nil styles,
from ill cents to ."ill pur pKir l. tdies Vests-, ii ..tn ft eeiits to Ihc finest"
Silk. OiiilsrndetshiilB.fi. nl "J.'i eini.x. A hti sj.-. Ht-.sorliueut of men's
and boys' Suits, for .?."; men's Pauls n.x bc.v us p) ei-nts. A nico lot of
boys' Clothing. ( -onto mnl : eo niir nu-n's an I boys' li tis, they will talk
for iheuisihes. Wc kn p ui; thii g mid v. iii i.. be ui ileisold by any
one iu nuv umiki t for the cash. No Iroubh- to siuw goods at
W. I. LONDON c: SON'S.
Pittsboro. N C. Mmv tl, K'$.
I AVOID BuIK Soda I
Bad soda spoils good flour.
S Pure soud the best sod?
S only in packages.
bearing this trade
It costs no more than inferior
never spoils thi Hour always keeps soft. 1
Lfcware of imitation trade marks and labels,
S and insist on packages
bearing these words
I ARM AND HAMMER SODA i
Mide only by CHURCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers exerywher. S
Write lor Aria and Hainmcr Book ol valuable Rcclpes-rREE. 2
CONDI'NHKI) llEl'(Kr
i.K
Commercial and
Ol
ik.ni.l -
as rr.M'i nr:' to tci: stavk iuai
itr.strib i:s.
Loiins and Dincnuitts, $2'il.4:tl
Overdrafts. -17"i Cash.
5t:i5.(HtOX.C. lpr.e'. P.o!,ds.:i I 1S2 I'udividi d J'rof.ts,
Dui.kino House, Fin niiine, 'l)ii ( ?i.i,!.-i,
ami Ftxliiies, JS.7H2 I". Deposits Si, bji ct to
(.'urici.t llxpiiitestiiiii TtiMis. -I.iloo !'i I hi
Cash Duo front Hunks, 111!. 127.7;
Cush iu Vaults, 41.2.-7 o .'
17 1.1 11 7:
We solicit your colltclious and
Wti will be pleased I o fori espond
ehi tigi-8 or opening new ticcouiits.
J J. THOMAS. President,
J&CKSON SPBIRGS.
It is fully to suiter with Ilidiges
lioii. I v.pei-:.!. ( 'lironic I i:irrln!-i.
' idney , ! ll i i-ii
vlu'ii you cm 1
tianeiiilv cured
-jiriiigs wafer, ei:
.r from b itths
We have ti
lent citizens. il: im s ui
hat it li. is cured liv.ndruis
It can cure y.oi.
The hotel is now op..'!! !'
and the water is beini;- s
half gallon bu'ities one
ho ca.-e.
Hotel Hack I'uei
tr.iiits i.t We.-t
Ki.d. ;
For ;irtielll.'l!s iinpl V to '
JOHN W. TlIUMI'SirN,
i'.-rp! i t ir,
r JAS. K. liltOOKrf. Maimger. j
W.sT lNO, JloOlt COlltllV, N. C.
June (i, ISOo. ' j
Gunstqn Institute, i
aws, iM.i, :U ninii'i l.l.i 11-iiv, ti. v., J j
WAMIINtnON, 1). c. i.
A select "oil-din.:: and !.iy Scliool
or Vo'iii Iii'i'-s nud (liris.
SH'e!.il ;(! v .11 1 1 :'LC' in Vn.-il ,-in-l
ll sd llini-lit il Misj-, 1 i; .i in;', ;
l iutin, ai l Mo'C ii luiijiiii: c-. j
coiirso of tltiity lecture- mi
tlicstudy of csiiakspi-iiie, to be :'ivtn
by Miss Mati a u (:iy, will iiein
October l."itli. I
l
For catalogue address
Mr. asm Mns. li. K MASON,
Oct. 11, 1801. Principals.
IXECUTOIVS NOTK'K IIAV
tuff ttll(lol Mnxo.utMr.J Sams..uSint.
Uoroascil, litis la to tinli.'y uW rrinliturtt nf IiU
mmiotn iirusi'ut ilmlr elHlnii) i.t tint iiiuIitsIcih-I
on nr U.f.irn lti smh Uny nf Jum-, Ik-., nr tliki ,
uoilce lll Iw .lcl In lr..r their rnornry. i
HANI l-.I.JOILUAni S.VI111.
WoiaKflc Ai Uavea, Aitruvya. 1
Jum 17, ISM. '
i
"
ORTOAGIi SLK JIY VIU
tita of a m.iriftC--iil-.l lo ni- l.y I. A.
"""I. nud roglsu-ri-.! In lt.-k '-cr bh 6"6 in
Ihn i. nf tho n vl.u-r nf .li..i .1 t tuelinni
oitnty. will w II (nr i-h n ili"i nn tmiivi. .,.,r
In rittsl.ro, N. e.. mi MONOAV. tin- llr.-t iluy nf
nly, IK95, ihr ii.vt nf lnn.l Wm H..-I iIiphIh in
Biitiiiln ai inp.'irupri.r j. j. crinni.
and T. L. Lasau-r, runninj wiuih ulih i. ).
Crtinip'a II n mi -r wi.la lo a sink. II sm-e
oust 0"rivlpllliin win. T. 1.. Ijui iU'i m IIihi l.uir
acri-Blnou to astalio. ih.inc ii.ili ..ns ar. wlilo
loT, It. I,iwalpr-s llns. tbr:ii-vt -li T I , Iviii- i
r'n line to fltsi .:h..iii it,e r.irii.T of lh!.'r '
ami eriiMil- uuilua.g I . uracr. -.
. .,. V ..,,,.,!.. .... ,,i. . imi
e speedilv itlu! pi -.J
be .lrii.kiiiL'.rueks..!!
l i-r ilie Sprin;:.- t:iTiry'--r75?aj
ti:o..t,.:.is ir cm. I FAr z m m sjixi
v ;r.cs!s, 1
i p ied iu ;
. MP! rl4(.
package soJ.i i
OF Till-; C0N1.ITKN
ru:-:
Farmers Bank,
.iV.il, ;- . .
srm i: on t'i-- P.r!i m .-kmi ::i;
i.iAfwiiiie.s.
:' 'l.ipital Sink l'.tid in
1S34.
!?l!l(t.0H0.0fl
2i.t;2:i n
1 1..T25. C3
oil, 103.90
Imsineir,
with tin
17 1,41 1.72
We r ui-.i and o snt is faction,
sc v. Lo eoiilei.-ip.'ate making-.
D. S .(I'.t'.iAN, Cashier,
NCTICE TO TEACHERS.
ll.-i;.i;rr.-:ce.-.:i:.iM-.i! ..; u,.l.- S.-lm To.lch-r.'"-
Hhl , ., M. i, i.-.j-. .luiy l-t,i-,.,ril!, W..UPf
I..V, .ill'; :,.. '!.-!, U j IU-.-ul .,ys n CO nf tl.
li.T -ll.il- l-t.i:ijiui.li ill III U-.nyilif. Aiil.
. will cl" ta" I Tiiio ivrtuli ;t:c- i.f nii.r.tl eliur-
"'i. li. ii. LINKI'.KIiliV.
.in in-'.ii, is,-,, o.uinj- i:.xiitiilar.
Cvc'i'. ai-.il Trai'.-Kai-Si l-;i:icl. and all PU .
fl.t t.iiiii-ii- t- i:.'.!i.-lc, f.T Moccniri rets.
Our Orricc o Otoitc O. 8. PATfNT Orne
nil wo cs:i si i-n.- j sii :t in lc.-w limu iltau lhu .
l.-mr.l. frotu r-i.;,it'.;i.iu.
Send nioil.-l. ilr.-Hvin or phnfo., wtth iWrta
lion. We L.l' isc, if iitfi. ciulitr nr tint, frso of
f l.ari-f. Our t - n.n lino till im'cnt In fccurcd.
A PiPMLfT, How fn Obtain l'otoit.' witli
Ein-.o: i:f si timl c'i ni in your fcUttc, couutjr, 0
tun, 6iDt Ii cu. Aildrtvn, t
c.A.srjow&co.!
Op?. Patint ornct, Wo4)r;aTOt. D. C. i
c. f. & y. v.
JOHN HILL, Ukciuvlb.
Condensed Schodala.
In ifl'cct June 2:lid, 1833.
li.MIV.
n.iiiu.. in ,-t..uin
-.7"
Matu'l-i'-"-i
- ;
. l.
.lull & l-'itucuKor
Vtl!iilti:;i..n, Arrive, . iu,
I i.)i-iti;ll.-, U'ltirtf, iii '
s.ihi.ir-t, 1 " li.il
.-il.T, i " ll..'n '
. O.-nill-il.iTii, 1 " I".! '
Ml. Airy. I " 7.1-6 it. ni.
riu li..unl
s.inli lljunil
N... 3.
.i iiMi 7 -jo p. in,
I.1-.IVO li I
541 4 ,H
TATIoSS.
tl-.i llsVllll-
13 a. in, Li'iv, ; 1:
:u;i.ii
li. .1 .-MP l-L-li
-1..- Mills
l-.-i.-tti-.-l!l.-
.Snr:!l I1..UII.I I
tv... Hi.
UIM.U.
A r-o a. in. Lohw!
7 .a " I
S an ' Arrlvi-j
. s..ie.h t...iiuU.
I ij.
MISIU.
rrlvo lit) p. a.
I., hvj 4 it)
3 (10 "
Aril vn a 10 "
i.i-n.t-1. i as
l: ui-.-ii n r
Climax
Oi-iiuitMiri.
Ort'nili .ti.
MllkOM.ll.iU
I M Aliiv
llmlly i-4J-il Smi'lay,
Ni.liTII li-U NO COS XI CTIONS.
TmlnH S. 'i uti't 4 ii-i:ii'Tt &t Knv ttitvllli JuuC
m wun un Aiiuiett: uiio mr mi hui
Nnnli mul li.fi . Train N.-. i .imi-i nl SHUf.nJ
won tu M-iiif.i Air i.him. s..i-iii iiiiu s.iii
ii - .uii.j, ,i. ... iiii-.-iiMii.ri wi.ll inn UM-uniiiini
LluiviiIk k k , N- rili un.l SihhIi tmiuui. nnU M
Wnliiut eve villi, i in. Ni.rtiilk 4 Wi-au.ru K. K. Uf
W iiu.iiiii K-.li ni. 'I r.tin No. Iii i-i.iiitot'Ui al ftlnillHO
Wllllltlli Nnl'l.ilL JL Vi,l-nll-t-lt li. II. li.r K.JLUlkUll
n i-mt n--ninu.i ,i.
sofTII HoCMi CUNNl CTIONS.
Ti-.-Uu No. 1 i-..uinv-i at W.-.li.c.t c..v with thf
N,,r - .ik A Wi.n-rn it I.. t.,r li.wiwki nml nil wilnta
N..nh m l w. .... .-.-..1 m i i..r. wtui iimltli h.
niund ,v I'aiiMlln li li. .v.rn iiinl hmitli llouuil.
., Hl sunt.-i.t nh iln' f nmni-.l Air Line l.y
icni. - ini. &ii,l aiIiimui Hint ml i.umu Nnrih and
smiili, ami nt l-in. i:ili Jum-itnii Willi the Au
ImiUo ii. l.m. .-cnirlini..ii, Ji.. ksi.iilllr,aii4
Hl I Inrl.ln .lni... Tr.un No. il i i.ihiik-i at Mini
, m, u si-iciuM Air Uno I-.r CUiirlolto, At
.u.a01, i aii ....ihia s,kcIi.
. .
. r.. n ii.r, .ru i itoj trr,
comes
mark!
I i.!,x.-i -i.-i:i.. IMnrX.ttZ&sMMEFVI