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WIN8TON, HL C.
uh. 3;SaUfi V Urn.;? vao
Office over Wachovia Nat. Bank.
THAD. M. BUTNER
W -bJX.
and dealer in Clocks,
(Next door to Pfohl k Stockton's store)
WINSTON, N. C.
ASDEBS TOE WATCHES AND JEWELRY
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Wntche. Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and
tufu-tinn raamnieea. w. m
A Drummer's Suicide Yes
terday moroinglthejbody of Mor
ris H. Marcey, a drummer from
Hartford, Conn., passed through
this city en route from Atlanta to
Hartford. Marcey, who is well
knownlin Charlotte as the travel
ing representative of Marcey Bros.
& Co., shoe manufacturers, com
mitted suicide? in . ther Marham
House, in Atlanta, last Wednes
day flight by3 shooting11 Himself
through the brain. He was alone
in his room at the time of commit
ting the deedv JMarcey placed the
)nnM5oDbjyisfdfih;hil Dioutn
and the ball went straight up
through his brain. The cause of
the deed is supposed to be some
trSu oleltbout a woman. V Marcey
had been very despondent ever
since he reached Atlanta, and
seeraeTTfoTeaTft :
was shadowing him and that some
great itrojle .was; about to ;ove
take him. He feared that his
house would suffer by him, and
declared that he inever picke4 up
a newspaper but that he expected
tn find himself written ud in a
scandaL Charlotte Observer,
was- -53"
Ryttenborg'Bros.;
All goods marked in plain figures.
We have lhi finest line of Silks,
Dress Goods,- Ladies" and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever shown in
this market,;. , ;.; .J- . ,;
Carpets' and Blankets at New
York prices.
See our line of Jerseys, Cloaks.
Dolmanv Paletots, New Markets,
&C.,-&C. r-'t: '.,-rf-----' :!";
Here is a most pitiful story of
self-sacrifice and suffering that
beats a novel -in pathos:
Irvfni yndell, Vafd td havf 1 been
from Philadelphia, died here . last
night from hunger and exposure.
He reached here a few days ago,
accompanied by a brother, twelve
years olL v. He had pnfefts oIlaf
arid he gave 'that Ho fa b'oajdirig
housekeeper for his brother, ye-
fusinp;toTearmmseit. ne iouna
employment as a brakeman, and,
after thirty-six hours of exposure
in sleet and snow, returned here
and died."
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DRIED TRUIT .REPORT.
Cherries, pitted,
.JJamson, rlums,
Whortleberries. . '
lBlackberries,
Aooles: Quartered,
Apples; sliced, common,
Apples, sliced, Dngnt,
Apples, sliced, fancy, - -Peaches,
dark, peeled,
Peaches, bright, peeiea,
Peahhes.' fancv. Deeled.
Peaches, quarter, unpeeleoV 1
Peaches, halvesf unpeeled,
It is stated that Millais, the
painter, is.to be.inade :,abaronet.
Htfcal FdfficienV property ifualin
cation, being worth a million ; of
dollars, . and is earning a large
yearly income. He will be the
first painterbarbnet, asTenhyson
has beeathi fitsi poefo pJfer Mr.
Millais's only sister is tht wife of
Mr. Lester Wallack. There have
been various painter knights like
Reynolds Lawrence," and Sir. F.
Leightoa; - - ' ?
'- A well-known clergyman in the
north of England entertained 're
cently a brother, clergyman from
some distance. The evening be
ing unpropitious, he asked him to
remain for the night, At dusk the
clergy man masked his guest -Jo step
into the manU while'he -gave or
ders to have his conveyance ready
in the morning. As the visitor
entered thejnarise tht clergyman's
wife mistook- him fa the dusk ' for
her husband, and, seizing the pul
pif : Bible which was on the.lobby
table, brought the lull weignr oi
it across his shouldejs, exclaiming
emphatically, "Take that for ask
ing the , ugly r wretch .tostay.. alt
P H. WINSTON, JR.,
Attorn
ey and Counsellor atlawl
Winston, w. c
Office Cup stairs) in Sitting's Block
Rev. W. T. Jones, formerly pas
tor of, the, Missionary Baptist
chuich irLthtiplaceV has "accqpteji
a call to the Baptist churches at
Beaufort and Morehead. . . . .On
Wednesday, December 19th, Wil
liam Collins was" shot at the sale
of Eld. Russell Tucker, deceased,
in Nash county, by James B. Wil-
der, and.is now ltva'cnticalicon '
dition. There was a general fight,
participated in by nearly all who
were drinking. .... Mr. Martin
Gardner, eof Tpipot tpwnshipf
has a hog of the Poland China
4 to
i to
:4 to
:1 .tO
4 to
a to jo
id to 14
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wanted for The lives of
all the Preaidenta of the
IT H The lanreat. hahd :
I anmaal Iwiat hnnk eVCT
sold for5athaa twice oar pricey The latest
Belline book in America, Immense profit to
ramta. s All intelliarent people want it. Anyone
can become a-racceaaful afrent, Terms e,.
Haixstt iKKK c;o roruaiMi wun,
AGEfJTS
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v ri InennnNt flnmnaDT Of North
America: Commercial Untonf-City of London;
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breed, which . will rweigh -1,000
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into" his btiggv; killing the horse
and breaking the buggy. Mr. Lee
was riding 'with a lady and it is
wonderful that-both he, ?andthe
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