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SIB. WXlVliT IS KKOS'J.
; 'Mr, WuM, the chairmen of tH3ptart to go roatid the world with
; ' Supplies Coi&mitteeef the PhilacM- U vbcdbirtow.- The barrow -h
phia. Board of Education, has rultuf iaX& e-o.'gh f.r one ptson to sleep
: that the autobography of Benjamin
Eranklia iancflc to be placed la the
. hands of the pupil3 of public schools.
Uommenticg oa this, "The Phila
delphia liccord" cays :
"The Board of Education Bhould
turn itelf into a board of inquiry,
and endeavor to ascertain the trouble
that seems to bother Mr. Wright's
intellectual. . If he be in his right
mind, he ooght to resigD; if he be
not', then some more appropriate
place should be found for him."
The Board of Education is very
. severe on Mr. Whight, but i;one too
severe. Benjamin Franklin is ensily
the greatest man Pennsylyania has
produced, and the etory of bis bum
ble beginning, of his industry and
economy, of his simplicity in great--ness,
and his exalted patriotism will
serve as an inspiration to the youth,
not only of the city in which he
lived and wrought, but in every
city in the world where there is ap
preciation of true greatness.
SO DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
Japan is a land without the do
mestic animals. It is this lack
which strikes the stranger eo forch
bly in looking upon Japanese land
8eapes. There are no cows; the
Japanese neither drink milk nor eat
meat. Th.re are but few horse?,
and these are imported muinly for
the use of foreigners. The freight
- cars in the city etreets are pulled
and pushed by coolies, and tin
pleasure carriages are drawn by
men. There are but few doge, and
these are neither used as watch doge,
beasts of burden, nor in hunting,
except by foreigners. Foreigners
will soon break up this monotony.
They will place the American hog
there to squeal for food and to be
come food, and others will tuke cats
there to Birg on sheds "Oft in the
Btilly night." They will have ani
mals. In his literary gonsip in the Yil
mington Messenger, Dr. Kingsbury,
in bis usual plain, readable utter
ances, says : "Mrs. .Amelie K.yes
we suppose she wiij drop the CLan;.r
and her divorce are newspaper antl
society talk. Why anyone should be
urpriaed at the msrital break-up
would be a puzzel to solve, after
knowing the character of Eome of
her books, notably "The Quick cr
Dead" and ore or two that follov. ed.
We never read them and arc glad ol
of it. Public opinion prcncuucoc
them salacious, unclean, unhealthy.
crude and bold.
An unfortunate young nr-m and
woman were driven from a New
York theater the other day by the
attention giyen them by the audi
ence, .When they left the building
they were followed into the street by
the crowd, which left the show on
the stage to see the youDg couple at
short range, frightening the young
lady so she nearly swooned. All
this because the young people were
mistaken for the Duke of Marlbor
ough and Miss Yanderbilt.
The Stae Tensioa Board has
completed its work in making up
this lists of Confederate pensioners,
and places in the first class, 102;
second, 2-16; third, 352; fourth
1,674. There are also 2,7G0 widows.
The annual allowance to each class
will be about as follows : Frst
cond, $49; third, $33;
fourth arkr widows, $16. This is
slightly less than last year,
are 249 more pensioners.
There
Joseph B Crowly, United States
Treasury agent in charge of the
seal islands, who has just arrived at
Seattle with the patrol fleet, says
that the seals have approached so
closely to extermination that they
can now be counted. Naturalist
from all parts of the world, antici
pating the herd's extinction, are
clamoring for specimens,
A political situation that is prob
ably unique developed in the little
town of Acree, near Albany, Ky.,
last week. It was the annual elec
tion of munic pal-officers, and there
were forty-two voters on the list.
When the balloting took place it
was found that only one of tbe forty
two yotera was properly registered.
That one was the candidate for
Mayor. He cast the only ballot at
the election, and duly elected, him
aelf and a Board of Aldermen.
It may and it mij not be true
that too many boys and yonr-g men
of this town are growiag too fond of
playing poker. It is said that, the
fascination of the game is so sneak
ing and deceptive that the fcwful re
alts are not fully known until it is
entirely too late.
, Two Frenchmen with a woman,
"jibe' -wife ' of one of Ihaai, have
in at a time, and all three will take
turns in pushing it along.
The investigating doctors hve
I added another disease to 'the ata.
gory. It is called the Railroad Kid
ney. It does not carry you , off any
raore rapidly than any other dis
ease. It 13 said to be contracted
from the fine dust aboorbed through
the fkin iu long railroad riding.
People who "go down to the sea iD
sh: m" do not have it.
John Ruskin likes nothing ab
normal or art'Scial, ud so he re
gards the production of chrysanthe
mums as an unhallowed attempt to
grow Cowers at a season when na
ture meant that there should be no
flowers.
Tho Turkish court pianist, Duseap
Pasha, receives $3,000 a year for his
services, but he is temporarily sus
pended every time he plays a tune
the Sultan doe3 not care to hear.
The bicyclist Zimmerman's great
success is ascribed to his abnormally
large heart, Jwhich is declared by
the doctors to be two inches longer
than the average.
The Duke of York 6hows a di3
posiMon to give his little son a
chance for the British crown by
smoking f:om forty to fifty cigar
ettes a day.
1 1 is asserted that a man cannot
destroy, his life by holding his
brea h, but he may probably pro.
loag the iifes of other.
It is now about time that Pro
fessors Corbett ana Fitzsimmons
should retire. Thry have consumed
enough time.
Atlvrrtixr.
Here is Peter Cooper, who Hye3
to be over 90 years old and died
worth millions, said of a newspaper:
"In all towns where a newspaper is
published every man should advetr
tise in it, if nothing more than a
card stating Lib name and the busi
ness he is in. It not only pays the
advertisers but it lets the people at
a distance know thht the town in
which 3-ou reside is a prosperous
coinuiuuity of business men. As
the seed is sown so the need recom
peu&es. Never pull down your"sign
while you expect to do business. "
Mecti ic ISilterN.
EI:ctric Bitters is a medicine suit
ed for p.ny season, but perhaps inoro
f.ene rally needed, when tho languid
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
livor is torpid and sluggish and the
needs of a tonic f.ud alterative is
felt. A prompt use of this madi
cine has often averted long and
perhaps fatal bilious fevers- No
modieine will act more surely in
counteractiug and freeing the eyss
tern from tho malarial poisoc. Head
ache, Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters.
50c end $1.00 per battle tt Fetzers'
Drug Store.
In the Highway!! wild llctlsre.
The dark-whiBkered evangelist,
Pioctor, preached in "new towD" at
Forest Hill Friday night. His wel
come in that part of the city is not
very cordial, and if the nights were
as cold as cur citizens are to this
class of moralizers and soul saving
instruments, they wculd 60on be
rroze out. Mr, Proctor is to hold a
service on the "square" at Forest
Hill tonight, and if his discourse is
not considerably tamed, he will not
have manvhearers.
Marvelous Keanlta.
From a letter written by Rev. J
Gunderman, of Dimoiidale, Mich-,
we are permitted to make this ex
tract: "I have no hesitation in rec
ommendlcg Dr, IKing'a New Dis
covery, as the results were almost
marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
Church at Rives Junction she was
brousht down with Pneumonia suc
ceeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A. friend recommended Dr
King's New Discovery; it was quick
in its work and' highly satisfactory
in results." Trial bottles free at
Fetzer's drug store, Regular size
0Q2 rail 1.00,
Four Thousand feet of Lumber from
One Tree.
- Every one on the streets recently
have been amazed at the large Bize
of tie gum saw stocks being hauled
through town by Air. J M Barrage.
One tree was cut into six stocks,
then sawed in to -plank, and the total
number of feet of lnmber will reach
4,000 If not more. One stock was
jawed up Friday last which made
775 feet of heart lumber.. ThiB was
not a little tree by any means
1 , .
TTnen Ealy was sick, we gave her Castorta.
alien she waa Clill J. slie cried for Castoria.
When ehe became Misa, she clung to Castoria,
Wben die had Children, shs gsve them OastorU,
ik sJ Li 4-a I
no. is.
Let ns examine the sub
I of
money and prices a little further,
and to fix our attention let us cod
aider our own community which is
only a part of a still bigger com
munity. " -
Looking at the community we ob
serve, say, two classes of persons,
yiz : dealers and producers. The
dealers buy : and sell, the pro
ducers produce and sell. Each class
is depwiileni in a grea;.r or leas ue
gree upon the other.
Now, if more mon'ey bo placed in
the community, what efuct will it
have on prices ? This question cm
not be answered with auy degree of
certamity uiitii it be liScertaiiud into
wh-t hands the money goes. Tf the
money goes into tLe bands u the
dealers, it will, no doubt increase the
activity of trade. Mouey will be
plenty and dealers will be anxious
to buy. Competition umong dealers
will be close, and, as a consequence,
considering the commodities bought,
prices will rise. The money in thiij
case has moved in the trading circle,
the effect being to put new life into
the business aSUira of the corns
inanity.
If the money that w&3 put inio
the community should go into the
hands of the producer for the pu. -pose
of improving their means of
froductiou, that is, if the manufac
turers should use it to impicve their
machinery &nd to extend their op
erations so as to produce more yarn,
clo.ii; etc., or if the farmer should
use it to improve his lands, tools etc ,
thereby increasing the nuaiber aua
amount of commodities to be put en
the market for sale, the market
would bo likely to be over-suppl:e3,
and as a consequence prices would
fall, if money should bo put in the
hand-, say, of farmers to enable
them to pny their bills and hold
their products for future sale, it
would have the effect of diminish
lrg the supply of products temp
orarily in which case pnce3 would
be likely to rhe. But as the amount
0 p oduce woe Id no; be decreased by
withholding them frcm the market,
and us they would ultimately Laye
to go on the market, prices would
fall again to their natural ecctno-nic
level.
if the money should be placed in
the hands of parties who arc engaged
in constructing railroads, building
house?, etc., it would be used to pur
chase eucb labor, eupp'iee, end ma
terials us might be needed in their
business, a"d consequently the
pr.cea ci cmv a rare or tne pr"uun:
of tbe community miht be arectpd
As the mooey would ultimately -e'
:nio tec ticnus c a:aiers ana rro-
daccrs, these tvo classes miht nee
it in such a v;y that the influence
which the one had for raising prices
mi$ht be counteracted by the
irfiuence which the other e -d
to lower prices, in whicl
prices svouid neither rk nor fll
la rural towns it happens some
times that a few moneyed men have
a monopoly of the business of buy
ing and selling, even going es far as
to ciush every attempt to set up a
competing trad. in such townE,
if the means be provided by the es
tablishing of a bank, or otherwise,
so that energetic business men can
command the required capital, the
monopoly will be destroyed, competi
tion in buying will inrcease prices,
whilst competition in selling will re
dace prices. Farmers, and producers
generally, will, in that case, receive
higher prices tor the products they
haye to sell, and pay lower prices
for the goods they may purchase
from the stores.
Thus far it has been assured that
the increase of money has been the
cause affecting the rise or fall of
price?, and it may be assured that
the rise or fall of prices bas been
caused by the fall or rise in the
value of money, that is prices rose
because the value of money fell, and
prices fell because the ?aJue of
money had risen. -
Suppose that instead of assuming
that it is only the value of money
that chi'nges, that the valne of pro
ducts may vary. In this case it is
easily seen that if the prices of com
modities rise money will be brought
into the community, that is higher
prices will put more money into cir
culation. ' That higher prices do
caus5 more money to be put ia cir
culation is well known to every
banker, and will doubtless be ad
mitted by all 1 arties in general.
The assumption too often made that
eyery change of value, as indicated
by the ri3e or fall of prices, is caused
oy the variation in the value of
money is fallacious and any one
that takes that yiew of the Bubj-ct
sees but one side of the question
Money is a medium of e change and
whatever cause tends to demand the
grea'er rise of it will be the deter
mining agent regulating the supply
that finds its way into cii culation.
Xhe proposition, : money is ph
because priees arehlgh, is jcr
true as the proposition, prices are
high because money is plenty.
KihtocJt F.ae.t 'ffthr for Enrtrlir?v;'
:'' RagkuTxownv" rOct. -18.
Arabrgje Gf.y-enc home l'si nijjbt
aboui; 12 o'clock acd got iuto the
house of his neighbor, William Curr,
thinking he was going into his own.
The houses are exactly alike and are
side by side. He had to kick the
door before he conld elect an enier
ance. Curr thought a burglar we 8
in the house, and le!ip:n fr:w bed
ha began firing upon the intruder.
Grr.y on tbo other hand thought he
was surprising a burglar in his house
and begaa rir? in r.lurn. Six
shots were exchange1. Oay wse
wounded in tbe hand, whileCurr
was shot iu the stou'j.iCbe. Neither
of the wouj.dd
eerious.
are thought to bt
lVSi.y site MIu-!-d.
Wiiltcr iSrtdie'f was walking with
hiabestirl by a lumber yard the
other nighf-, aLd ail at ouce she be
gan 10 b'uoh and Mush, and Walter
said my d&r:in; wny do those rose
ate tintiu3 es: iconce tlr.si'lves in
the opuk-r.t luxuriance of that peach
blocin be:'.u-.y fouuion the stainless
surface of thy fariin uiaboster
cheeks ? Sh;; replied it was becuuae
all that lumber was undree?o:'. Wel
ter hid hie face behind nickle,
lent up against a zephyr aud wept.
Wildon JSlirror.
ror Ovtr 1 'irtjr learn.
Mrs. Winsiow's Sooth:ng Syrup has
been used for over fifty- years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, vit 1 perfect succeES.
It soothes the child, coiten3 tbe
gums, allays nil pain, cures wind
colic, f.nd is the beat remedy for
D:arrhoea. Ii will relieve the poor
!i;:t!e s'lferer immediately. Sold by
Drngistfl in every psrt the
world. Twenty-five cents a bitle
Be sure and for '"Mrs. Winelows
Soothing Syrup," end take no other
kind, mvr"&w 623'95
Knnj .Suriri-el
Th anroui ceireiit cf the marri
age of Fred Smith, son of
Liwyer W 11 Smith of ibis City, iu
Richmond, Va on Vt'ednesday eyen
ing last to iliss Ida Uoslby of that
city, was a surp-ise to many of our
citizens and his friends in th;
place. Mr. c.-d Mrs. Smith arf
now m the Northern cities and atter
a few we;k3 jorrnying, Mr. Smit!
will engage in bnsint S3 iu Philadel
phia, where he will make his home.
EE3ITLT OF PSIjrS
4 IS Lii't
? 0
Tim
" Atot's Cathartl- far over thirty -!'"!
have kept mo in L'ooil hoalth,
- r having tntt a s'ck l.iy in a!! thnt
V.iv-. j"'-re I Tvas tweuty I MifTiTed
pirn '-t rontlsuullr f n rmrali of cou
Mipation frota (iys) ppsi i, Loadaqltca,
Tiouriigia, or ho.s an, I o;hr oriiptive
listasc-s. Win n I btioatiiu convinced
that nine-tenths ol my troubles wre
caused hy constipation, I began the use
of Ayer'a Pills, with tho most satisfac
tory results, never having a single
attack that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, -who had been an
invalid for years, also bepan to tiso
Aycr's Pills, anil her health was quickly
restored. With my children I had no
ticed that nearly all their ailments were
preceded by constipation, and I soon
had the pleasure of knowing that with,
children as with parents, Ayer's Pills,
if taken in season, avert all danger ot
sickness." II. Wettstei-, Byron, 111.
Si
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Sixer's Sarsapariila Strengthens the Sj-sirm. '
Mount
Amoena
SEMINARY
A Flourishing School for Young
Ladies.
, TEN TEACEEKS,
Or.ftmentsl Erarches Receive
Carefui Attention
UET. C. L. T. riSBEB. A. M
PfilKCirAt,
MOUNTIPLEASANT. O
FIRE INSURANCE,
Havin? transferred my Fire In
simmer business to Slehfirs. - H J
Woodhouse and B E Harris, I corns
mena them to any who may be in
need of nre insurance, and bespeas
for them a liberal vatrooage.
iiospectfully,
- J. W-Buekhead.
We have assumed the Fire Isur
ance bupineea of Mr.J.W. Burkhad,
now , tciBg tbe aseucie! tor. several
firBt class and well established oom
paDies, and respectfully solicit a
liberal share of biiHinees in that line.
. j, - Woodhouse & Habbis.
lUSUSt 2G, - , , - ; tf
'w right: : Hebe I
feiSiSi Afm ,cm Ml r i
f r h '
mm
j 01 ,!- t,
ADMINISTBATOK'3 KOT1CE
Havirg boon duly qualified ns ad
min. strator of Luanda Satber. do
ceaaed, all persons hold:cg cl.iims
asr.inss said deceased are hereby
no iiitd .0 present them to the ou
dorti:gceil on or bt fore the 20rd d?y
of September, 189C, for payment, 01
tiiifi tioo wi .l p plad r.s a bar t
the.' 'itccvery. All persons owing
sakl deceased e.re hereby fcctilied to
Ult-kO rrnmpt ;ay-nynt.
W. J. Bill. Adiuin'strctor.
This 'Siyt. 22.
A DMINISTRATOK'S NOI1UE.
Having beoa duly appointed an
qualified admiaistrator of the eetat
tf rd iigaret A Rilcctr.?, deceased,
all persoLS holding ciaiiiia ags.ins'
tho said dce-istd are hereby noti
fied 10 pre&t-nt them, da'.y ttuthen
ticat d, to the undersigned for pay
ment cn or btf ore tho 17:L day 01
October 1893 notice will b
plead as a bar to their recovery.
Alno sll persons owing said tstaU
are nctited that prompt p&yc:eut if
expected. J. A. Baehaedt,
TLis Oct- 17th '05. Amiuwiritor,
SALli OF VALUAtliE 10 J
PliOJiEllIY.
H? virtue of authority vested ir
ran &b Conimissicuer, by 11 cecreo o
the Superior court, made 1:1 t
ppteial proceed:"'? in paid .Supcrioi
.-' t cf C';ib '., iv. 3 i-ouoty, eu'-u d
E. 1 - 1.)&1, li. U. Ai.cAliw ier, art
other lueiiibera cf e (J:tb:;rrr.s A
& SI. Fair Asboci tion, exp'-ilc---..
1 will as snch Uomujis!iioi.'-r, ex
pose to pubiio t r.t Ihc 'ourt
House t'oo.' in Co -c-: cu Wi 2 das
the -i'h day cf Kcvrs-bi-t, ISO." c.t li.
o'clock eoo'3: -U i-it vati-.":;.'o trtci
of Jarid situ-'.U-a iri ih Hr?t .-i::;
oon.ion cf li'.c cf Ccnoc;-:! 31
aiai:i r.'icor, tncwa ti-o i ui'
Grot-nd Mciw-riy, rait:.i!i:?; X
acre", inoi ov i-. ss. iSH iv-i.
ilcs;rti!.';s 1 icoo of rrci'i-! ly, nntl atj
one Uf 'sinuir & sood nH-osuiieat wn
do W"!l to i:tl . ;,d nun :-s!x
'feviDZ i'f i ono fioiuand dol
las dovru on I'iy ci s bp'nco o-
O U10IHUR Uiiii, ii'ii-1 '.ViVii IJ.-.CI'eSl
Irou uaj yf lit. ie eivec
til! nl! pu-v:i!i-.a ia;u? p. ii.
J"5. 1;. Ji;;sc;. )
. -:'.
iirea ana t-ro.sn cown v;omen
will find that X:Zl KYiil
Zn,i "i al'd, is a priceless boon and
blessing to them. It gives appetite,
crings rest! nl, refreshing sleep, a:ds
digestion, tones the nervesbullds up
the strength and puts disease and
pain ta f..ght. For
fc aaaaaJu fa t3tii'SB
Including ail menstrual and womb
difficulties, it has no superior used
both locally and internally. It is
emphatically
g' ;Wl
Pleasant to take as lemonade, and
harmless at all times. New package,
large bottle, 103 Doses, One Dollar.
Sold by druggists. Manufactured
only by
THE ATUKTA CUBICAL CO., Ai:a?2, fa.
VIT2 70S 4S-I C2 E00Z: K5JLZB TSSi
JFLTZElt'S DIZ UG SI CUE
TABTELESS
n n r n n
is jysT as ceo3 fos adults,
warranted. pr::czeocts.
G Ar.iT?A, IM.S., Nov. 16, 1393.
PrtiiMe!lclDOCf., St.IiOQls.M'j. -
tientletiieiK W sold last year, COO boltlos f
fiBOVKf) TASTK1.B8S CHI1J. TOKIC! ond Urto
buuffbt Uime (Trues already this your. Id ail our ex
perieure of 14 yoars. In tiie amg business, imvo
neTer svld an article Uiat gave sucb nolferaal saus
laoUOD a jruur 1taic Youra truly,
; ; i A3Ky,CAB 4C0-
For eale by all ornRgijts,
iu rUi i Kill' j r.vi 1
f K
AJ )S
h
iZjr icW
a &
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"2 f- 'srri. i-f? 7' r
What housekeeper has not worked over her cook
stove until her face became aflame, her head over
heated and her entire bodily strength exhausted ?'
Here comes one of the superb features of the
It cooks and bakes vith a mininium cf fuel by reason
of its scientific construction. Its asbestos linings
prevent the radiation of heat, keeping it inside to do
the work. One can open the oven door bare hand
ed when baking-.
MAJESTIC v. cnen arc cool
hooded ;vorr.cn; ecocl head
cicans a hcslthvbcdy.
Yor
71 f: j
I"" p.
i s i' ' ii iX
0
c F .!KLV A3f"'s !0:i. ROOT
fMgjYe'5U3 Corns .
IB in Efaod Fobon
RriGunistisrn
Pine! Scrofuia
CJ-
P. P. P. purifioatti-s blood, tmndsnD
the v;ik and der-.IlititLt: J, trivett
1 disea.sos.fr iv! .. tuei,, r.caun ana
-j liijpl.iri;i vii.Te sickness, Kl'.nsy
Fnr nriinarv.seoci.nry ncd tertiary
syphilid, for blood poipotilnpc. mercu
rial p"Hoof uiKlrin. dy.".Tepsifi, end
Jn nil Mood nnJ ak!n diseases, like
blotches, viirple-:, oii cru-ooio ulcers,
tetter, scald bead, t -!ls, erysipeiaa.
ecztTiift-wo tay faay, withouc f'iir of
cnntiadIotl4o,t?i&cp. P. P. Is the best
y,ln.il mifiilfr !a the world. art'l nuikes
positive, rpoedyaud pfcrnuauutcafe
In at! casuL-.
Li'lios whoso pypfunB are poisoned
ftnU winise b!oou n? in aa impure condi
tiua, duw to lDeiib-t runl irrc-ij'iiarlttea,
n .n naii1'l(M:v hfni.1rriri hV thA TCCin
Cj-a' derfal tonic and looo .?ennsinsr prop
. Mtf crtlsof P. P. P. Priu&jy Asli, Faice
Koot and Potaaainm.
6PRlNnPiRt, Mo., Arjff. j'th, lr iiii.
I can speak In Die blguest terms cf
your nieuiciue from ii y outj person ui
bnowicdK. I was affected ft itnlic-rt
dUnAse, pleurisy and rbeuaiatiaiE io
er.rs, was treated by the vtry oeit
pyuiciaas ano apeuchrjadreds of dot
L- . tritMi .erj known remedy wlth
caf iriiinjTrell ,-f. 1 bare ociy takea
pi.1? i j has done roe more
Cm good than nny.hin? I have ever taea.
Ii,n ri.jmrrnd our medlcino to all
fprlacHold, G.csn Couuty, Mo.
COMMISSIONERS SALE LAND-
T" ..:... r,f or.flinrilv vested in
me bp Coramisioiser, by a decree in
epeciir proceed ng iu no oupi'iiui
Court of CaJ-urrus coLU.y, untried
mid Others vs. George O. l-ott and
others. I, as -cb rommMoner.
will expose to pul-j c w
ii. -. . nrtna rlnn,' in t O iCOni.
Silo Vvuurb - - - -
on Monday the 4th day cf Aovem
ber 1P95. at o-ciocL', noon, au
tfcab valuable tract of land contain
0 acres more or leee,
ower tract of the late hzabe'.n
Plott. Said lands are in two tracts,
one lying on the Mt. Pleasant. Great
roaa, o, niaiciuK ;t 5
r. nr t: onrl tiht ra. . beconcl
r,ract on Cold Wtter t reek, contains
inll acres, ftdjommfr Ed Li'pe ana
others- Said lnd aold - lor parti
tion. Terra cf saie one third cash,
balnce on (G) bi momw '" t
with inter ?Bfc from d.vte of ; aie re
Titl reaprved till all Ol
lUJJ ru.
purchase money paid. .
immt. Coromiss.oner.
This OcU 2, 1825. - V".
MOKRISON II. OA LDW.EL "
' 'J '. ATTOESEY AT IAW,
"CONCORD," N.v.O.
.Office in Morris building, opposite
Court Bouse. -.. ;. -:
IIaw llivi.-i, N. C, Jan. 8,J1805.
Lynn 2 ,rq. Co., llrimV.h:, .V. Y.
Oc::tlon:5!i: A short time since ono of
ry hordes hud serf tohes so very bad thai
its l-'ir i)ocam swilicii a::d very much in
ILiukhI. I Ui'Oil : lew ho't'ea ft Mexican
tfo&jnr,?, Lin'ment f:iid tho iiillammation
ETid scrixtches soon disnppoaio leaving
my V.n??f pj ex'd r.s rvor. I ilnd h is tho
best I'CT'.oi'v that. nsi L- hiid l'or t!.:s dis
ease, r.r.i I fiL-art ilj rccoiiimeml it, to all
who Lave Lorsos or stock of anv kin-!.
Truly yoars, J. VI. li. BASES'.
ITifrn Toixt, JT. C, Dec. 14, 1S94.
Lyon iifg. Co., Lrooldyn, 2. Y.
Gentlemen : I ctn highly rocorimend
flexloin Mi.'Rtiing Liniment In those aull'er
ing ft'ora btirns. I hr. vo used it and found
it excellent. tincert!y yours,
Cleik EoilevTje 2ot..,L J.'H. CAJIPBSLI.
Eeidsvili.k, N. C, Dec. 6, 194, j
Xjwn Mf-j. Co., roolc!yi, K. T.
Gentlemen : I uve used F.exlcan fl'is
tans Liniment for n rood many yeais and
consider it tho b".-t liuit-icnt made. I keep
it in tbe house oil tho time. It wih do all
that is claimed for it. lsr eetfully,
li. U. AlOOUE.
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Pi'iakly Ash, PoSe Uor.t and Pnta9-
ATTii)"?:!:, O., Jo!r 21.1SR1.
jrsn- T.:i'I-vax linos., Suvuni:ah,
Ci. : I'.vJ.SKs-I Imuht a bottle of
v .cr r. ? K at llor Si rlt,(?i. Ark. .and
il bi-1 ti.no &is i i.-ro k-joO thrm titree
Esoiirhft' tro-tn,utat tiie Hot tiiirlujra.
BonJ rlirue lyittiij C. O. U.
Jituveciii-iiy yours,
Aberdeen, brawn Couaty, O.
Csjt. I- Johnston.
To ail them U mv rvremr 1 her.
bv t."arifv to tbo wonaerlul properciea
oi P. P. P. for i rumt'.aa of t!-.9kiu. I
e'ifiered for ievjral ye.'rs wi'h an un
p.!i(l"ly nd r!isi(rrienll eruption oil
my face. I tried evrr v raonn reme
dy bur la vain, until P. P. P. was used,
and ara now entirely cured.
(Slecod byj J. D. JOHNSTON.
gaTauuttU, (ia. 1
Gitin Cancer Cored.
Tettimony fromiht Mayor of Seyutn,T&X. '
R-Tis.Tra., January 14, 1R3.
Messrs. 1.1PFMAS Bhos.. Savannah,
Gn. : t;?ntl. metil bnve tried yewr P. ,
P. P, for a dlseaae of the atin, usually
kr.owu aa Bkin eaneer.of thirty yeara' .
atarfling. and found preat relief: It
puririu.-. tiie blood and remove? all ir 1
ricacion rrcm tlia aeat ot the disease ,
and prevents an7 apreadina of the
sores. I have taken ureor six botiiea '
and feel cor.-':deuc that another course ,
7111 effect n l are. It nas also relieved
Z!:e froza !r. atlou ana Btomac& '
trooblea. lunrs trulv, ,
CAPT. .. v. ?r?T.
.'.' '. Law. 1
to. S'ocu r "r-j. '
ALL DRTJI7 ,
PSO: E.ETd3,1,
Uppzu-&' HI ck.Savr.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of nuthoWfy vested it
me by a Mortgagor Dee! in Trust
exeouted on the 30th day of Novem
Der, 18'J2, by Jacob L JlcCarns nid
wite, Lauia JlcCcrne, wfcich Mortfis
aRe is duly rrcordttfl in tegfcfcn
Ofhce for ( abarrus cnUay in Book
b, Pag;j5;5, I will sl, .-t pubi;cuc-
m tt01 Uhe Court HonBe
door on Monday, November 4;b, to
tract of land adjoin rg L M Sossos
muen., na described as
loiiows; JJtginnins at ft WilfrtW rtM
wcftbankrf itockv Rivr
mouth of a email braiicb, which is
on" the hut side cf the ltiver, snd
runs with three of L M Soasmon's
lines as follows : N 40J W.18.H0 chs
tO BIi Aim nn Ti,nl -r .
iu i.ue iicjo; uic-n N. 71 j W. 8ii
,,. .7 - iu juunroe HOW
f?J?$t' ' on?- 2i E 15l to
ur 7a l' on the Kocth
kf'he brMoh, H McLnrtys
corner; then with his lino N. 821 E.
1H chains to a stone in the old
me; then the old line S. 41 E Gl
chain.to abranch on the west bank
PliifL ff-' hwo dwn the
Lifer as it meanders to the beeirw
nine contftinino r;t i 7o
and one half ara -1
loo llJ oi warmer
lands. O. SoSSOMOlf. TrnaW
- By W. M, Smith, Attorney.-
(yV - k Jj
X3 I.Ti)
Mi 1
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Dr. J. E, CARTLAND
SURGEON DENTIST.
Makes a Pxeoialty of filling
teeth without pain. Sixteen
yeais experience. Office over
Lippards & Barrier's store
after Feb. 8. 1804. i25
$1800.00
GftTN AVv'AVJOJNV.ENTORSJ
f:-o.oocvery month w.i .. -. -mvrh- pp&e
through us ior the mot num.. a' t -uring tiut
month prctcdinq.
We secure the best itortfl f r our client
and the oliject of this olTer t c Tocrage inventors to
keep track t i tli:ir bright id - At the same timw
wiih to imprcs upon the puhuc the fact that
IT 'S Tf!E SL11PLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES,
such as the "c ir-window" which can he easily slid op
and dowm without hreakinp the passenger's back, "sauce
pan," "cdiar-buiton," 4'iut-Ijck," 'bottlc-stoppr,
and a thousnnd ether little things ilia most any one can
find a wiy of improving : ani! these siinjjk inventions are
the ones that briii largest r-- urns to the author. Try to
think of something to uiveai.
IT IS fiCT SO KAR3 AS IT SEEMS.
raf nts taken out through us receive sped i! notice in
the Natinna) Recorder," puhlincd at Washirton, D.
C, whicii is th host newsr iner u' iisheel in Ainwicakk
th;- interests of in venters. '.V e furmh a year's subscripe
tinn to tiiis journal free of cost, to all our clients. Wo
also advertise, fn-c ot cost, t'te invention each month
which wins cur io prize, ani hundirds of thousands
of copies oftiie "Natiousi Recorder," containing a
etch of the winner, and a description of oi invention,
vill he scattered thrruhnut the United States among
capitalists and manuficturers, thus bringing to their atten
tion the merits of iha inverticn.
All communications regarded strictly coafidcnUaL
Address
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Solicitors of Ame; ican end Foreign Patent
6i8F Street, N.W.,
Box 3SS. Washington, D. C
Reference td!t?r of this paper, WriUformS
e7i CJ!tr-ft, IS THE BEST,
i 2 i! nif08 AKINfli
"V.C O. CO T C VAN",
0 r One Million 5V-t.S-: Kar ttui
W. L. Besgtes 03 & $4 Shoes
AH our shoes are escr.!!; satisfactory
They (five tha t v!nc .'of money.
They equal euf t rrs t :5 !a r Ie and fit.
Th3ir wMrtns our.i!il-.a - nr.cortasel.
The prlci erj aiiiiortn.-pj on cd.
From Si to f j vtJ o-. ; r ot!,T nehei.
If your uealcr cacot supi-lT you can. Sola Of
REILIG $ 11ENDRIX,
1l f JJi1. Pleasant, A. a
LSf-t
vviLSfjtrs
TTf NEW
THE
ONLY PERFECT
jFAMILYUSS.
YOKKE & WADSWOETH
Coxcosd, K, C :
JN0. R ERWIN. t A- iJISENHEIMER
ERWIN & MisWilEIMETt'
" - Physicians and Surgeons
T Office No. 8. Hariy bnildinp, op'
posite 2nd Presbyteriao . churc1" '
Charlotte, N. C, . - :
sirs
lh'-t's?';-! $S::!i?0!.iCE,3 soles.
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