THE TIMES,
Pi:nusiiKi Kvkuy Thursday, by
young & OUAICTMA.M.
T I I UK DAY A UO USTl 0. 1 SOS.
A NORTH! fJAROLTNiAtf AT
THE GREAT FAIR.
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.There hre so many articles filling i
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tin columns of our paper- about the!
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fair, it will become as familiar an the
"Roval1 Baking l'owder advertise:
inent."' I am not a writer of snfhN !
rient calibre to do justice to fhis. but ! t. . , .
J , fiimb'an t untain alone cost $.0.00v,
w-U i r. m a few Wea. Leaving . .... ... ,AA n
! the mam luihlins cost l.oOO.UOO
Wharton Holism fi32G ' Wharton Ave- , , ' . 4. ,.
. , land contains fortyfotir acres ol lloor
line, walking a fnv blocks I hnd my ; . ... . , .. ,
; space, nninu your soil in a niiilil-
self at, Glr I street entrance to Jack'-! .... , , ,
n with tiiat mujh space, u iiile I
sou r.irk, in w'uch I fi id this q;reat i , , . .. ,
.1 w there the laily aMendance was
fiir. rir-r. attract ton was the In j , . . . . , . .
, t , . , j more than tme liunored thonsatnl, out
tramnal Rulwav or as I sh uld term j , . , ...
. ' , . , ! the grounds are so lare and the
it. an el ova' ed railway which runs;. .... , . . .
bit i Ml ii.;?. So.spac!oti8 that it is not
above the houses, to "ive its passen- I . . .
1 1 oftea tlie ca-e you are so crowded us
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grounds, it is propMie on t tie pnn-
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t)'e v which JV.ewlric cars are run.; , " , . , ., ..
. .... . . through the buildhiirs with comtort,
It is very nice riding, and affords an ! ... , - , j. , ,
13 'and without he 1 nil hurried on with
fdogant view of the grounds a nd null- i , ,
.. , i ait thrones of hummitv, even stop
dmgs. l he charge for a round trip! . ,. , ...
is 2. cts. letting off at starting..
iiriint I nrrif w.l ti i-inu; tlm ; n n !
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ii-ts. i'iv alien uou is auracieti uy
. mw r. ? a & a . . i &
tho lare Knvsire Sta'e Extrcss en
gine number 999 which holds the rec
ord or fastest time ever male by lo
comotion, its record is one mile in
thirty-two seconds, or at the rate of
112,5 miles per hour, attached to this
is the train it pul'cd. Standing be- !
side this giant of modern times is the;
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engine made and run in 1R2G or 1831
1 have forgotten which any way it is
a mere dw&rf in comparison to our
models now, as the age increases so
in in ingenuity. It seems peculiar
that America's ouius should so wide
1e differ from tbat of other Nations.
This i especially noticeable in the
different construction of railways, of
G-'irminy and America. Garmany has
flGlv built railways, but they seem
pfrinlfar alongside ours. ThJ Ger
man coaches are built on the order of
our close carriages and will hold
from four to eight passengers each.
Tho Germans cl aim that it is a nui
sance to ride in an American oar as
a baby's crying would distu-b all the
passengers while in their cars, only
four or five would be disturbed. En
tering another building, I see a mod
el of the bot? used on the sea of
Galilee in the time of Christ. This
and other exhibits claiming to be
representations of customs in time
oft'i Lord, were on exhibitation.
California has a nice exhibit, besides
its wondrous gold productions, the
fruits and various other articles were
immense to behold. Jas. Marshall
was the discoverer of gold in this
Stat, and to his honor they have
erected statue of hiw. plated with
gold. I cannot say how much even
the gold and silver exMdit of Cali
fornia amounts to. but it does seem
hard that within tho bounds of our
own beloved U. S. tliere should be
plenty of gold and silver, and the
cry of hard times thould be heard
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",' ws. Ctwry rinc wuo visits the
fair should visit the art building,
here is found the most magnificent
sculpturing and' painting the world
knows, ,As every school boy would
naturally be, I was forcibly- struck
with the splendor or the picture nam.
ed. "The Last of. the Spartans." It
was grand and so natural that you
ere bya' to 3-01 r country should j
war break out again. Pictures cost-'
ing iuj.uuu were there in quantites. I
Ve next pass through the New
York State building, among the large
assortment of exhibits, I particularly
noticed a very old piano, claimed to
baye boan made over a hundred years J
ago, New York has an excellent ex
hibit but comparatively speaking, but
I think Noith Carolina is far ahead.
North Carolina has no State buildin",
but ita exhibits are placed in agncul.
ture. 3-huiie-, Horticultural, mir.ins ;
and foieatry bui ding. Vhi exhibits
are unexcelled. In the mining buiN
liiy we find lots of precious gems
.i'nd strnc. soma f if whi.rh arc found
in ni other parts of th world. :tve
Nor!i Carolina. The first exhiYilt
stands among the first, a also oo s
our forestry exhibits, and a iriulture.
IIr exhibits urn admirab'y amused
and reflect ciedit upon tlune from mr
'State. vv!nie untiring elf rts here ao
i complUhtMl so much. The State ap
I ' ronriHl.erl 25.000.
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The fa l is so inuiieti.se that when I
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c n'crnplate writing I scarce! v know
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i wiiat to sav. it is tne irr'jif. si oiMci
teacher the world has ever known.
The total cost I learn ha already
nmonnte.1 t. . sV.f) 0f)0 000. The Col-
to fdntruct vour vicv.
Phe visitor
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can iiet ab-nt. the grounds
and
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iiiLtTiu-tu hi in. it uii ii int; laiiori oi
Jackson Park midwav plaisanee r.r
six hundred and thi.ty-threc acres
fronting Lake Michigan tme and a
i half miles. There are the larue main
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! buildings, the largest btting the man-.
' ufacturer and Liberal art guildind.
the tl -or of which required oyer 3,000.
000 feet of lumber and five car-lards
of nails. It. occupies the most con
spicuous position in the grounds.- It
faces the lake w th la vns and prome
nades I etwee . In this buildin w find
scores of others the German, Eng
lish, Russian, Japanese. Siara and
Cingalese (Ceylon) Pavi'lious, also
sections representing Franc t, Chili.
Portugal, Spain, Jamaica, Turkey,
Denmark, Greece, Norway, Ireland,
Scotland and many others' too numer
ous to mention. One Ivory tusk I
notice in Cape Colony exhibit is sev
en an.l a half feet long, and valued
at $1,500. P;nsing h urriedly along
as our time is limited we rush for
the electrical building. Here I thiak
are located the most novel and brill
iant exhibits of the Exposition
For the first time in the history of
International Expositions a great
structure has been set. aside entirely
for electricisc exhibits, it covers
nearly six acres. France and Ger
many have 23,090 square feet each,
and makes the largest exhibits of any
foreign nations. England is well
represented, so is Spain. Cuba, Bra
zil and Canada, among the most
unique exhibits is the cew kimeto
graph which transmits scenes to eye
as well as sounds' to car. This is
one of Edison's . latest inventions.
Here we find the telautograph, a re
cent invention which is destined to
take the place of telegraphing, it is
an electrical device so arranged as to
reproduce an exact uopy of what 3011
write, at the other end of the wire
you write at one end and electricity
reproduce it at the other end. Thi-y
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1 claim this can be worked us easily
one hundred miles as a few yards.
Several have written me to give dis
cription of the wonderful Tern's
there, which I shall do a!i some fj
ture time through this medium, as
lack of space prevents it this issue.
II.
Nun's the time to have your house
painted. Call and get your paint
from Lee Hardware Co.
In warm weather you need fans,
bu3 them from Fleming & Co.
It will pay 3'uu
Tiis TniEi.
to acJvcrtise in
S. II. Clilford. New Uassel, Wis.,
was troubled with Neuralgi and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis'ir
dcred.' hi Liver" wris niTerled to an
slanninii dei:reea'petite fell away,
and lici'was terriTv r-duced in flesh
audcstren-i'h. ,wThrec bottles of Klee-!
jtricnitters crcd' him.
KdtfariVSIipiserd. Harrisburg. 111..
h :(Vv-running sore
i g ! i c a r : ; s t a i u J i n g
on his leg of
. Unking thre
ttottles of Kb ctri Hitters and sevei'Jt k
Duxes Hm-klen s Arnica Salvo, ami
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his leg is. 'sound and well. John
Sneaker, Catawba. O . had live lame
Fever sores on his leg. doctors snid
lie was incnrabla. One bottle Elec
tric Hitlers and one box Iiucklen's
Arnica Salvo eircd - Mm entirely
Sold by Harper &, Hood Druggists,
Notice
There will be published in the Au
gust nu.r.ber of the Pkogiiicssivk
South, of Richmond, "va.. an article
iki the bet. rnosi acceptnble. safest,
and stablest cu rencv' which can be
i-'sucd. showing h w a largely increase
e.I volume of naner monev can be
circulated,. good alike in all parts of
the United States, convertible into
coin at w:M, -;nd 3 et. relea.se two thirds
ot th; present stock of gold and nine
parts out of ten of silver.
The ramc number of the paper will
Contain an article showing how largo
amounts of nio;u y can be expended
(without leaving interest charges,)
making goo-1 country roads in all
parts of the Union, and create pros
perity in all parts of the United
States at the satn? time.
There will likewise, be several oths
er interesting ai tides for agricultu
rists, miners manufacturers, and busi
ness people.
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hest monthly paper for the agricultu
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Address,
PRESIDENT WINSTON,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
June 29 -2m.
Go to Y ung Rros. and bu3' Rich 7
mond Brand Guano. and u.aVe a good !
crp.
Have vou seen Fleming & Coa
New Goods? They have the nicest
line of Dress giods in town and
prices to suit evcr3' one.
LADIES
Kcedlasr toaic, cr chiMrta v'ao want b;rfI3-
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BROV.'.VSIBO.t cia-rzis.
It Is pleasant: aire Mal&rla, Indigestion,
yiirjtwAa Liver CoaplaH uul yeuralp
Puolie that I shall continHe bui
uess at L'unn. N. C, in Ihe shop for j
u.erly. occupied by Ii, A. .loluis-m. ' j
I Jcuo'p oh Ln-d CARTS. WAG ;
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ONS. -BUGGIES, HARNEY, j
i WHIPS, etc.. all of which I offer
very low for CASH.
REPAIRING of ill kinds done at
Moderate prices.
I Order, jjy mail receive prompt at-
II'. p rg by fair dealings to share
a portion of your patronage,
I am, '
Yours Respectfully.
J, A. JOHNSON,
Dunn, N, C.
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