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VOL. X NO 8.
CONCORD N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1897
WHOLE NO. 417
q"j f r Mr f ' '
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--T'Jll.V.SOu'i- --
GOOj - JOB - WORE
AT LIVING PRICES.
CflVK U S A TRIAL
EIOY-'Lh; KA.CE TRACK.
Stan
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si
Whcliu-u auu Pieamire Ke.kfri In
IIhto h Plate f KeHorl.
Meairs Cij-.i K-j A Dry and John
C Wad worth . u nijviu in the
rijjht direction in an eminent way,
which is ca'uaUu-d to interest tbi
entire po; -ilati-j u
On their property in South Con
cord (the o J fair grounds) iheiy
will build u bio)cie rac9 track and a
park. Th track is to be one-ha f
utile nDd whtn complete iil hi
leased by the Cycle Cinb. Tne
necessary funds for tho lease have
been raided and the track is a cr
tainty. Work will begin on its
construction j n at as soon as the
weather breaks. They will convert
the property into a park, build a
large grand-stand, and pwilion and
illuminate '.ho grounds and building
with electricity.
Now if tome of the nioas-bckt
ro;ild tt. -' the r mon-y over uuC
r; -.'-i a Uno o t the four prine;.
I ... ..'.A-ota of 'Uf city we would bi
ciriotly la bcli.u-l the baud .vr.gnr
leading t'-.o p-co.-3?ian of prrgr.w
llf ''liken l lrjlile .
, Tdero w.is a n.ac here ycorduj
'who has not tul en a lirink c-i waiej
in thirty -two j-mra. Hit) nui.o i.
Willi:; ui iflluulur. Ilin ... i-..
is io Kit-ton. Us is ix-ilu riil o
Wayi.e cc tn . y. '.tr. Huntir J f
cot rciu.e to oiiuK war Leeute
bo ;driukts tv.aiGtiiing ei n ; i. .1 ed
he never 'ahe a liquid refresh nviiu
of uny ki,. l. II a d..ts i ot tintl
for the simple reason that hr doebn';
want to. Yel he if us ilrong, l,c nrtj
and healthy as aro other people;.
It was in lib 05 that Lr quit .
ing water, lie. v.aj iu i rit .-n as
'Fort Fisher, Trio wa'.-r t' ?n
6eerx.cd to be good but tl e f...-. 1 v.dt
scarce and I :.d. The. i ;ti't v.ai
that bin diet';; din! of niiu,ac)
trouble', briiUfiit or;, the ; i ytdc'am
said, by' the poor food and the
water. Mr. Hunter's trouble be
came chronic and the water grew
distasteful, 60 he discontinued ib
use. He soon recovered ar.d never
' to this day has he bad any desiri
for h drink of water. Sometimes
he says, he grows thirely, but it h
not water that he craves, but some
thing juicy at.d tlijdM'y i.eid, lik
an npple or t rat t,e. Ho veiy eel
dom driiike c ffee, tin, miik or Leer
Raleiph News auri Observer.
MfH I.ipiinrd'M Mimic CIiimh l.nlrrliiiii-
Miss Fannie L'ppard tnterir.info
her teat little music rooia fall ol
parents at.d special fiiends of hti
pupils ou Fiidfiy night.
The grugram was short, but af
forded much pkature to the par
ticipants who are stimulated b
such public t'florte, and to parenU
who mark with kfen delight tl.c
progress manifested.
The editor extends hearty con
gratulations to Mies Fannie, on hei
succees, and offers thatka for the
courteous invitation to himself and
wite to participa'e in the pleasures
of the evening.
I. .. :;rnl..-.iw ('jiiHtiri'd.
II i. Br. . ill? 1; .'Jo ' ' (i
B in.'..)' i lll!, J'.i:Xti !i, : tj-.U
fio..i the ccuuty ch.iii.giujf wii'a ore
I'u.k SJieiriil, wj) ei'.p ur-d
burg FriJ.. Kuer.ii iiuf.ii ;tn wh
te!ei!ioa d for, lilt co.Li::"t h
four.d in tiire t.) miko the c ar'y
train and ic. his stond t.'hkf Uo'cr
went ifler t be enraiuul. Lruddhaw
is said to be a iiioun negao. lie v. as
returned ttho gai.g tod.iy.
TASTELESS
IS JU3T AS CODE! FOR AI.ULTS.
WAKRAMTED. PRICE OOcts.
OAI AT1A, Il i.8., NOV. 16, 191)3.
Purln ModHno Cr,., Ht. IahiIa, Mo.
(' tiilrmoiK Wo fii'ti) ln-a yuiir, mm bntllor ol
GHOVIiS TAS'l'KKKSr VUU.L TON K' nml hiivc
tH)ti( Hirro mtSH nlruinljr "ill1 yenr. In nil r it
pfrH'ina uf 14 yi'fiw, ifi tho Urutf biinint'i, hnvo
Bi-vcr m.i'l mi rt n-ti tiiut tf;tvt ftu ti unlvoisul
lauUuu a 'J ywur Tome Voum truly,
' AU.NKV.CiltB ACQ
for ;-aV ar.i ,i"i,ir,int oil al'
1 umm
DU. MUKPHY'S UETIREMENT.
The Directum or tue Kfnie KtoMpltnl
Ht nirniitmi t:xro- l'l.lr Iti'tfrvl
Ml IliM KmiioyhI, Had Xt'HIjly lo IIIk
rtiipvrb AiIiiiiulMlrtiljun -llu Re
movtil n I'rlinr AkmIiin, llieMitlo.
Stute IIoBpltal,
Morganien, M. 0.. March 8, '97.
We, the undersigned retiring ch
rtctcra and x direc'orj nf thij' i n -ntilation,
assembled this day, g'vir
,:iprtcbion to their regret cu account
rf the dieplacoier.t of Dr. P L
Knrpby as avj-erir.t: ; d r.f, 'ai.il
would exprecb their u!,.e of apjre
ci iiion of his eel vices and the eer-
yicca of the snbordiutte tlEac-ra and
p-inployes whii liave aided tim in
in making the oUte Hospital the
pride and L-lory of North OAtolinn.
Dr. Murphy h ia demonawatd in
ibis position the highest nitdio;l
aud admtnietrjti e capacity. The
record3 of the institutitn as to
deaths and recoveries during his in
cumbency preclaim his skill as a
medical officer ; and the pe-f eot
i-ler .Vid i:J .:t :u which !;a',: c.h.a
?'e:iz-d th- ccuduct of :1 1 Ilo-rul,
toothi-r with the improvements and
rx ir.uici.-; inu'i , for ut i fection o;
'i-'piliJ:".-', end the g IUT il resulc
:'C":n4 il hed, t ; '.'Q the , ront:d ,
furni L'il f ' d' ii, in W'.li e.a lie
wutd?, tc'i Low v .'It Li-J ft''ii'i.i tt
live u -. bine b:eu pvi -fcr-n. d.
ilm reuiov:'.', ".t lb- t i t i'ion of
pj-rtiaau rnu-or, from p.iiiiinu in
nhic'1 he h'd deixnus l -i' J i t'-:
hiyh-t utufiilneaf, a an car whioh
Sic b:n ik-ue BothiUR per-.o-iuMy or
otli;i-i!!y, to excite, is i crime ni;innt
the S;ite of North (,'arolii.a and b
ionb'e criu'e ayiiii?t the thousand
insnr.e p-rcons in the weatern dis
net. He bus earned the cor.iiderci
md lova t f t!ie i:itn ie and has d:
erveitha "iBtiliale uiid tliankj ol
ill who love th-. ir fcitnte and who
honor mea for dl.i'ity and canecien
'ous z-al shown in the duebarge of
public duties.
The undersignt-J thank Dr. M or
phy und hie snbordimte i fiicers and
mployes fur their delicate and re
rtv sible trusts. We know how
e!l, with whut mtelliVeat iuterea',
i hey have discharged their several
duties, and our regurd and beat
wishes will nttend them always
Thepipera of the Rta'e era-re
(jnested to publish this teatunonin!
J as P. f aw vrii, I'm.,
J , s. W. il. SON', i. Prm.
J. 0 11 -i.t.,
(i. W. F. IiATii'Ka,
J. P. (jALuWtLL.
I ll.i ral I lr Mlr.ll ., il ol Mamy.
Th.-rf ure aiuny Lo.ul eins i.i
ihc r.cat cour.se of the country'
tinancsv'.
'flu fcold rrg..ne has pssjd 5150,
000,000 fur tho fl.-at lime iu more
thun six jeirs. List Sa urday it
itood at 150,073,827. The go'd
bullion had been reduced br coimite
to $15, -101,053, while the o,d cam
held has iDoreasid to $143,022,243,
.ncluding that held atjainst $.37,
537.4C0 of outst-.i:.dir. goldcertiii
ea'.e3. Tho amount of m nny ia circuli
tion his increased enormously ic
the paat year. The amount in cii
'n hit ion o-i Ma'oh 1, 1897, w.
. .. , .;: I..:. ...;i.is. ,.146,9.
ri'.. v. ; i. -i'or-.1 1. u v li o . ;iuiv... if
V 1. diYl l'1-.-U i.i tile Ui.l'lll
1' e;i . . -id t;.e j.
ap ti circuluii-j'i L- ,. a'.er tf -i '
io uii-ll elui:c 1'; '1 1 v , .. i, . : '
; t -r m.Vj l li .i;in:b 1, 1--197, !.'.Oa:
;2l 10 Jacc 1, in if.iv o
- Ti;o iucre.ii of tha buik nc
ti.xuUtita duriiig thep.. tvMvt
m ntiir by tj l l.tM'O.l HO id a.icth.-r
favjiiihlc sin. Tr.c ci. cal'ion it
now f.'v'l t),230,3J3, whioh U grvnUn
t!i;iu it has b' eu einco 1B8S,
It will b?8fen th.it ma:y mi'iio;.'
"f idie rapihii 1 ;ie go-.e iuM tin
channels ' ftr.id' i tiring the pai
twelve months'; h.v.r J d m u;, n
'O iger k- pt in hiding by lit; f ur ot
degradation of the currency, bti
couie forth utid is pel f i n.ieg
ufi.-ful fuectii n.
There i- t l;-.:k of li.-.;ey for
legitiniii'e eirerjiriiej wltieti C;;;;
o'ter good secumi'S. Atl mta Jjiir
11 ;l I .
More WhlNkey l'u;liir'il.
W'fl noted Thnr'day tl'.e rupture
of 2.")0 frallor.H i.f whiskey ii"ar
South UivT, Iviwan coutitv, on the
d.iy b- fore. From the World we
learn that on Wi.di'.odi' V revenue
'diiw-rs ruifl; n i on tho borders of
ID.ivip, D.ividsin ar;J Itowan nu
lutroyrd threo dipt iPerita und cap
hired eight burials of u hiskey. The
! rei uv.e i flici rs teem to lave iouie
! thine; to do up tl.ero ai.d are
doing it."
It in s" p".: y t. rr'tii;ii-'i a rpcccL
lai d so d llieislt to i.-'uke one.
SHOUT LOCALS.
Mayor M-irriiioa U preparing to
-move Ho hid country home. He
-.v ill h ave ibout Ajiril P't.
Tin P..iriirjgton Nowspays Aloi.z)
Garriti.in b-'ougrht il while moti to
that cliice for exhibition.
Two person? tp"1 killed on the
; vnifhrru's trnck Fr'dey in the city
nl Atbinta, a white man and
a colored woman.
Mr. J F Dayvault haw moved from
Stiutli Main Ktreot to thy houso on
Wirt Oorbin street vacated by Mr.
II C Lifler.
Mr. Orlander Grocer, a native
Concordian, will be tna-ried lSun
day next to a Mies Watts, at Bir
mingham, Ala.
The Cabarrus Light Infantry and
the Fourth Ilrpimeut Drum CorpB
will toon t'juip themselves with
new uniforms.
Baniball hiasne.3 ard clubs have
been organized in all parts of the
country. Concord boys will come
in on the home run.
The ri."" for th" Concord pert
. fiie i wit' i 1 v. .'h rineid.-rahle
iiiten.-. ', There are three avewed
candiii:t(.e.
It need t"ar; .i.;e t.o oi if Greece
issnen i-) l'.liimatioi orderi.i tbf
ji jwe... oif il.e tr'-o uf the earlh.
Arhe I'iiie Citizen.
.5r. J C Wade ,vor ;5i bua built a
ia.,y farm h'-u.-e o.i hib now place
the M W Johnston farm be
yoiul hu ll'dlo Creek west of the
Pullalo Mills.
V.- II C L-tl r, w ho has lived ic
Pieiiily foi ik Aial years past, ini:
rt. lined to hie farm at Pa Hereon
ni.l and w'H as.' in ti.ke up farm
life and till tho soil.
Pri i-idcnt MtKinley is heartily in
fi.vor uf ihe Anglo- American 'i n ity
aud loiae Senatoia formerly very
much orpot?d to it aro now toning
down their olj.ctious i.ud it is likely
t'i I. a c.j.-.f im .d.
We are permitted t i state in cjn
f. tencrt thet tho people of North
( arjiina ero sorry they r.lecti-d ihe
I er,iK.l-.turi. Asbevilh; Ci'izon.
aa r.oi tliu Citizen permitted to
say also that the peoplo with they
hud another turn at the guberna
torial wheel.
P.ev. II li II Sloop, a forioi r resi
d nt of China Grove, now living at
Piains, Ga., passtd through the city,
a icocopanisd by his brido, who was
J'.iis Edna Ketchie, of Davie
county, to whom he wrh married at
Si. MitthewR church in that county
on Tuesday March O.h.
Clergy men, lawyers, public speak
c:.:, eitipT.i, aud aotorj, atl recognize
ti e vir'uis i.f Aytr's Cheiry Pecto
re 1. Cue ot our rnoi4 eminent pub
lia men says : "It is the best remedy
i'- at cat. be procured for all afiac
tioi:d of the vocal organs, ture&t,
and iut:
The pp-. diest and mot reliable
r, Liedy for ill der ir.perif nt.? rf the
throf.t aid lot g. ia Ayer'a Che.-ry
P cbiral. 'J'lr.s w.mderful preps ra
tion clit-ckj cojbint'. induces re-fi-i'Bhicjr,
plti'-p, r.hd allorda great re
lief, evcu in the advanced a'aes ol
cocsaniptioti.
Cahiu lliuson, Mrs. Martha
Perry, and Mijs Catherine
Perry, of Stanly county, left this
(?..',aruAy) morning for Arkadel
phii, Ark., where they will make
ih fr.t.'irn I runs. Mrs. Ptirrv is
quite an a;;.d woman, but wa de
ter;mac-a to leave tne uid jortn
State.
The chronic grumbler still lives,
hut ;L. j . : ' c irtes of chronic
h..'.. uus, : Djt;'C1'eia thi.o
i',..nu: . '1 r.e fact i.- so mniiy
po.'p'.'- i.: !' pa.', have taken Sim
uiou'lji.iv: i P. ;:'? '-r t h n. t ti ey are
now cui d t.a ill.!. And a
:.'::L ia . i ..i '. ada i-rt. t.cw Inking
.-.:;m.. ,: , Liy. r U-gu'sti-r far the
-aula trouble Mid the.y'il H on be
-U'. .'. 'i i t':.a by., luidieino."
-.V ii Hi':. tt, ll.i tim are, Md.
Ca.
1 ii
That's Aycr'B. Yhn same old
aars:'.;i.irilla aa it w is made nwl
soiil by Ur. J. C. .yer 5' vara
1(fj. I the lataratoty it ia
diCirci.t.' Tlirc moJeiu appli
ances lead 8i-i:d to skill and
tsi-evleia-c. Jtut H'.e sursnpa
rilia is tt: : Rime ol-'. i irsapnrillo
t'aat m ule til- record -SO years
f . :v A artw.-lett r
il? v.'re laiicU in tt:e
coad .la'ti of tV-c lii.slinp and the
ra;.t evry : " 1 VMibtlcat, " nc
said, "Cod miutit Have umiic
better berry. I'-nt iloubtlcss,
ir ..ovit did." Vby
don't we better the sarsapnrilla?
V.'c ca.i t. W J are usihh ia.e
...... ,,i f . ;.i nt that cured the
Indiau mi l tho f p'nniurd:;. It
Y:..a .,f Vi.-i-ti liettered. And
since U'O make narsaparillu coiu
. .in., .,i...,i
pou ml o'li oi .,r. 4 ........ i'......,
ve sec i-o way 1 1 improvcuicui.
Of c-:ur,,-, if v; were making
some f Kt et.eiaical compound
..... .!.,, i-.ni we're not.
Ve'ra laaUi::;' t'ao f ame old sur
fipatil:a to cuio t'ac mint) old
(1 is.;.". s. Yoa cnri tell il "a the
ni-.w. ol'l narunpartlla he-cat.-te
it wor.'ia tl:fl .iiio tM
m rrf. ll't the r.overein bloenl
j a.tf.er, ioi. luff's ic-.
Travel is unusually heavy over
the Southern Railway.
Ground bos weather is now a
buck liuuiber.
The spirit of unrest is part of the
eyiuonc.es of spring's approach.
Tlio bon bon boxes designed to
contain se"t Easter ofWinga are
particularly lovely.
Mr. J F Hurley will soon move
from his present residence on Spring
street to South Concord.
Mrs John Creech, at Cannon ville,
is very unwell. She has pneu
monia. On Thursday Mr. D P Dayvault
bough t and sold 10,020 eggs. Pretty
good for one day.
Charlotte is preparing for a three-
days celebration in May, including
the 2Uth,
Jackets appear to be in nigner
favor than capes for the spring
wear.
The pompadour coiffure will be a
boon to the girl whose bangs refuse
to err during tho summer months.
Mr. CM Cook has moved hir
family Ircm tha Caton house on
Church street arid will occupy a
part ot Mr. J W Foil's home.
Mrs. J A Kennett is subbtitutinp
for Miss Gainey .as book-keeper at
the O lell Btora during the latter'fc
abfcence.
Straw bonnets wilh voluminous
trimmings of chilTon and ribbon
will be worn by stylish babies this
spring.
Yeiloi? wall paper that looks like
concentrated suiihhine will make a
room look cbeeriul on tha very
darkest day.
Tho American cockroach is an
atom with a record. He dies al five
years of age and has several bushels
ol grandchildren.
Someone has said that instead
of saying or writing the name Wal
ter U Henry you can very much
abbreviate with the simple term
mud.
As an evidence of the stridos
women are making in tho new lines
comes the news that many fair ones
are making strong bets regarding
the result ot the Uorbett-r itz-tim
ions light.
The surveying corp, with their
tents, cook stove, utensils, etc., have
left the city and their first camp
will be near Mr. Henderson Lita
ker's, five miles southeast of the
city.
If you have any Conlederate
states stamps don t throw them
away. At a recent New York sale a
Conlederate 5c canceled postage
tdarr.p was sold for 857G. Another
brouehtJlUz, aud other stamps, all
canceled, auywhere from $y to
)0.
Charles Traylor and a chronie
named McGeo have been arrested
and lodged iu jail at Florence, S.
(.!., f ir selling "sky"' and swindling
the good people of Union county,
and refuse to come back to North
Carolina without requisition pa
pers.
Mr. John A Cline, who is now a
member of the firm of Cannon, Fet-
znr it Co., will become the cotton
buyer for the establishment and
will be succeeded in the grocery de
partment by Mr. A F Hartsell, who
has been employed lor some time
at Johnson's drug store. Tbe
change will take place next Wed
nesday. No Ai.ulofrloN-.-Tlioio Arc Ky Mi'iitl--iilH.
Several ladies were sitting ia thi
very uncomfortable aaiting room at
tbe depot in this ci'y, when a well
ilreusi d, rather handaotne and pre
I'oxsismig man entered the room,
oursing the railroad for its poor
iiecotiiijiodiitioQS at this point for
all he was worth, and when bie
eyes fell upon the ladies, the man
was perfectly bewildered and madt
an tllort to apologize for what b
hud said. One of the ladies, whoee
nau.e we withhold, walked up to the
perplexed gentleman and extended
her band, saying: "Do not attempt
to apologize you expressed mj
Sentiments exactly and I thank jou
for it."
Hen Lev Will Mnj.
It is now more than probible
hat Gen. Lee will be retaiue 1 in bis
p . i ion as consul general in Cuba.
'eorettiry Sherman has encouraged
such belitf iih the further as
surarce thttnny legitimate demand
en the part of the Consul General
would be fully sustain. d by ihe
d mi f. iit ration to the. ex tent vf
promptly plao rig naval forces at his
command.
Uf. Uonllpr' Will.
From the Salisbury pipers Wr
learn that the ntv TobiMS Kestlerl y
his will b queaths to his wife three
p nutations for rr life tiaie and
f 4,000 besides all the household fur
nitur'e; to his daughter, Mrs. Hoyden
Trexhr, $1,000; to Kick Kosein.in, a
grai.d.'on, $'4 000; to lnga'l Foil
$3,000; to hi? little Krauddaiiihter,
Miss Newsom, who lived with birr,
fo.OOO; to II N Woodson for friend
shin and favors $500; to L II Clem
ent for friendship and favors $.500
und to hii daughter, Mrs. Neweotu,
all the reman. d r of his esUte. Mr.
II L Chuicnt is eieoutor.
THE DISPENSARY
Alleged to be In n t'orriiit Nfnte In
Hon III ('ftrollnit.
The deplorable aud corrupt e'a;
iu which the whole dispensary sys.
tem is already found causes no sur
prise to people who have given it
and what is known B3 "the whiskey
problem" the least intiliigeat stU'iy.
The dispensary law does not pri
marily couteuiplate the refjrm or
correction of the liquor driukine
habit. No matter wbut may be the
protestation of its friends, the evi
decce that proclaims them false are
oyerwhelming. Everywhere the dis
pensers endeavor to increae the
sales. Whiskies are sold in dispen
saries which are widely advertised.
The State board of control and tbe
governor are straggling "to make
ends mret" in the dispensary busi
ness. Every quarterly statement
showing improvement in the
Har.ncc3 is heralded ind exploited.
Legislators point yuguely to tne
''millions in the dinpeueary" by
which deficits mo to be met and the
whole S'ato has been ta ight t) look
upon this whiskey trade as a ciir.i
almost ready to yieid lncxbaustibb
treasure and which will relume the
people of all the burdens of taxa
tion. Greenville, S. C, News.
Blind TlKri "Ou the llllud."
Monday as Capt. Ed M Patterson,
of the local freight, started to pull
out for Salisbury he saw a negro
enter au oj.ea be x cr, Lie ; id noth
ing very unusual. Cpt. Patterson
ran to the car and told the nrro to
fall out, and with very little p r
euasion the deadbeat tiiinl I'td.
There was another mm iu the same
car and apon investigation it wits
discovered that the negroes were
"blockaders." Two whiskey kegs
cue five gallon and one ten ullcu
were found concealed in to sacks
ia the car. The negroes were
frightened away aud the k gi were
taken to the depot, wheie they wir
left nntil Tuesday, when they were
called for. One of the negroes con
nected with this affair has served a
term in the pmilentiary. While
there is no conclusive evidence, it is
believed that the men do a thriving
business in handling liquor.
Ihc Uovernor Iu Toll I'll Ilie Billion.
Gov. Russell ha3 accepted au in
vitation to touch the button that h
to start the Tennessee Ctnteunial
Exposition Machinery. North
Carolina is the bistoiic mother cf
Tennessee and it Is very nice for
her to give her worthy daughter the
send-cll
X Kay TrlnmpU,
Little Jessie Ueadly, of Fifth
Avenue, New York, while playing
wilh her tea set toys, swallowed a
tin plate an inch in diameter. By
the skillful nse of the X rays the
plate was found in the aesophagus
about sewn inches below the larynx
and was removed and little Jessie
was taken from tbe ho.pi'al Wed
nesday with her little tin pla'e in
her packet instead of oher throat,
Uonril of Illln lor lleinoreil.
Governor Rtipsoil informed J ude
Simonton that by and w ith. tho con
sent of Counsel of State ho had re
moved the State proxy ami the
S members of the board of directors
of the North Carolina Railroad and
that any assent made by them or
either of them would bo unauthor
ized. A girl set king beauty drinks a
glues of hot milk before retiring.
- YiLRNIMG.
We wish to caution all users of Simmona
T.iwor Rrtmilftf.ir nn a sntiinct of the daerest
interest and importanco to their health
perhaps their lives. Tho sole proprietors
and makers of Simmona Liver K.ulat'r
learn that customers are often deceived t y
buying and taking somo medicine of a
similar appearance, or taste, believing it to
be Simmons Liver Regulator. Wo warn
you that unless tha word iiepulator is on
the package or bottle, that it is uot Simmons
Liver KeKu'ator. No one elw makea, or
ever has made Simmons Liver Regulator, or
anything called Simmons Liver Regulator,
but J. If. Zeilin A Co., and no medicifie made
by anyone else is the same. 49 We alone can
rjut it un. and we cannot he responsible, if
other medicines represented as the same do
not help you as you are lea 10 expect iney
Will.l Bear this fact well in mind, if you have
been in the habit of using a meMicme which
ou supposed to bebimmons Liver rteguia
or. because tbe name was somewhat like
it, and the package did not have the word
ttngulator on it, you nave oeen imposed
upon and have not been taking Simmons
Liver Regulator at all. d The Regulator baa
been favorably known for many years, and
all who use it know how necessary it is for
Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever, Constipa
tion, Headache, Dyspepsia, and all disorder
vising from a Diseased Liver.
We ask vou to look for Yourselves, and
lee that Simmons Liver Regulator, which
you can readily distinguish by the Red Z
on wrapper, anil Dy our name, is me ouiy
medicine called Simmons Liver Regulator.
J. II. ZEILIN CO.
Take 8
MimtmnH (icr iUgulator.
Mil. D. F. CANN0X"RS'1IUES.
A Joint Nlork Company Buys Ula
Inlprfnl In llix Mrrciiiillle Him I noun.
Mr. D F Cani.on has retired
from the mercantile business. The
announcement was made Wednes
day evening, but too late for publi
cation in The Stanijard. Mr.
Cannon had been tbe senior member
of the firm of Cautions A Fetzer
for 23 years, and his carter as a
man of fine business qualities has
made for him considerable wealth
and a geo i name, which is evto
more preferable to gnat riches.
Messrs. 13 E llarris, Jno. A Cline,
R 11 Black, W W Stuart and J L
Llart.-ell are Mr. Cannon's succefsors,
they having formed a joint stock
compajy and purchased his interest
in the establishment. The style of
the firm will henceforth be known
as Cannon, Fe'zer & Co. Mr.
Cannon is the president of the
Cabai.u3 Savings P.aai., tbe Canton
Mannfacturin Company and tbt
Caburrus cutton factury aud with
the datiep of these ofiices and the
condition of his health, ha found it
:.ei -iry to retire from the mercan
tile life.
l or over l."y enra
airs. Winsloi'.-'a Soothing Syrnp has
ue ii uad lor over fifty years bj
uiillious i f mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect sue.
oesn. It soothes the child, softens
ttie gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the beet remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately, hold b
druge-ists iu every part of the world,
Twi nly-hye cents a bottle, Pesure
and ask for "Mrs. Wiuslows Sooth
iig Syrup," and take no other kind
Ho ('oiM'lllccll.
Oa receipt of ten cents, cash or
stamps, a generous sample will be
miih d of the most popular Catarrh
and iiay 1 ever Cure (Ely's Cream
Baltic siidioier.t to demonstrate its
rreat men'.. Pull biz? 50 cts,
ELY BROTHERS,
60 Warren St., New York City.
CaUrrli canoed diflicuhy in speak
ing and to i grrat extent loss of
hearing. Hy the use cf Ely's Crearr
Palm dropping of mucus has ceased,
voice and bearing have greatly im
proved. J W Davidson, Att'y at
Law, Monmouth, 111.
tiitnlly M.ol.
The Salisbury World copies a
thrilling tlory of the fatal shooting
of S B Lanier, iu Atlanta, last Sun
day by IIJS Perry on whose wife
Lanier wns charged with making
au assault. Perry had three pistols
on Lim and when Le found Lanier
aud went to firing on him au oflicer
seized both and was on the way to
prison with them.
The officerr relieved Perrj of two
pistols but did cot find the third
with which he did the fatal shoot
ii.g at au opportune moment. La
nier is ehot through the lung aud
will die.
Lanier once figured in au unsavory
episode in Salisbury.
A HoiiMeholit Trennure.
D W. Fuller, of Ufinnjoharie, N.
Y., says that he always keeps Dr.
Rit r's New Dincovery in the house
at. 1 hi i family has always found the
v.iy iefct riai-'U follow its use;
tl .t he would tot be without it, if
I'loeaiubie. (1. A. bj kvman, Drug
::t., Cat. kill. X. Y., says that Dr.
Ktii'i .Vw Di-oovery is undoubt
, U.y the bam, eouh loiuudy ; that
u li..H used it iu hi-t family for eight
year'', and it has never tailed to do
a 1 t'.at is claimed for it. Why no!
tiy ti remedy so lontr tried aud
tested. Trial botths free at Fet
oi'o li siore. Regular size COc
and 81.00.
A l.lrlllili j l utlj.
Little Miss I'V.cllo Morrison celo
bratrd her eleventh birthday
Wednesday afternoon by giving a
party to a large number cf little
friends. Various auiujenients were
indulged in, Ri'.d tLe one attracting
met i-.t'e litioii was the. suiting and
puti.ii. g t ig' tLer of f i-per figures,
the one grttin,; the largejt number
tojp'l.er in a ep. c tied time, being
enticed to r. p-iz. - a scuyeni' cep
and eaucer. Mi. 3 Shiih.y Mont
goiuety won lie1 p: The fol
lowing we.e p-teeiit: J. nine Skin
ner, Suirley i;..r:tgouiery, Mtiinie
Gibson, Joi es Yorka, Jennie Gib
son, Y.ul'i Patterson, Glare Piter.
son, Ernest McC'ouuelt, Sa'ii Query
Kate Query, Altha Watson, Ltzz e
Propst, Jerry LlaP, Willie Mull.
Rosa Campbell Young, Lola Sap
penfiebl, Nettie Caldwell, Archie
Goodman, Mamie Lentz, Margaret
Pen z. li ,le."t Fi- z.-r, Mary Bing
ham. George Lore, Frank Morrison,
Jeetid Si a!, R-'.-a Pi i.lips, Mary
Bof.er,
Icj rreaiu an i o .k i-'w era cervttl.
And now th.
Kinloy I. :'M
the "Mrs. M
1 "Mrs. II i f
hint toi;Ue, WO
ll.e mar. tl.) o-
;itaiiiOH on co va rn by Mis. Cieve
id-'.uuey.
Nolr from the Oricnn.
The tchool at the Klu'z school
house will cloie March 26, with an
entertainment. There will be
speeches, dialogues, songj, etc.
Last Tuesday while playing at
school, little Shirley, the seven year
old son of C E Boit, bad the mis
fortune to fall and break his arm.
The ulna of the left arm was broken
about half way between the wrist
and elbow. Mr. Wm. Beaver was
called and set and shingled the arm
Tbe little fellow is doing fairly ell
at p-es. nt.
Little Jane, daughter of Lafnyette
Barger, died yesterday mornine.
She had typhoid feyer and was able
to sit up some. A few days ago she
bad a relapse. Since then she was
a great sufferer, ontil the angel
touched her with his magic wand
and released her from her piin.
Mr. Jacob Carter is prospect ine
for gold. We were nrjable to learn
what success he made.
Mr. Vance Miller has quit Mt.
Tleasant College and gone to farm
ing. U No Uco,
March 10, "J7.
Did Ton Ever
Try Electrio Bitters as a remedy for
Tlllir frmthlflnf Tf nnl oai a lrtttla
now and set relief. This medicine
uas been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and oure of all
flimAln rentrinlnin la ATarlina a iven.
derful direct influence in giving
sirenertn and tone to tue organs. If
you have loss of appetite, constipa
tion, headache, fainting spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, excitable,
melanoholy or troubled with dizzy
spoils, Electrio Litters is the medi
cine you need. Health and strentrtu
am fnarnlnA v ita uca r.'iflv
cents and 11.00 at Fetzer's Drug
store.
lineman Very frond
The Raleigh correspondent to tbe
Charlotte Observer of Thursday
says :
Speaker Hileman escaped pneu
monia. He was out today. He is
very proud of his record as Speaker,
and that during the entire session
his decision was only once appealed
f;tm. He ascertained this morning
that the revenue act Is unconstitu
tional, in that it does not observe
the constitutional equation as to
taxes between property and poll.
The proposition was made all right
n tne uouse. xne error was in tbe
Senate. As enrolled the act names
46 cents as the tax on nrnnert.v und
only fl 29 on the poll. Speaker
uneman says tne supreme Uourt
will have to pass opon this matter.
No one else can correct the error.
Mr. Hileman arrived in the city
Thurtday night and returned to his
home in the country
Growing Inlo Dlnfavor,
The New York Yacht Club, the
Harvard Club, the Harlem branch
of the Y. M. C, A., the Montank
Club of Brooklyn, and the reading
rooms of the Y. M. C. A., of Yale
College have excluded the New
York World and the New York
Journal from their list of periodi
cals, some even destroying their tiles.
Boeklen'S Aroint naive.
The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give stalisfaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store,
Mm. Or, BnlN ArrlveN.
Mrs. Dr. Rms and her five chil
dren have arrived in New Y'ork.
She is of course in deep distress.
She adds nothing especial to the
reports of the cruel treatment of ber
husband in Cuba, but confirms the
story of his murd.r. She speaks
with high aud grateful praise of
Consul General Lee and thanks the
American people for their expres
sions of sympathy. She will deter
mine her course of procedure for
indemnity against Spain by the
advice of friends and counsellors.
Colllxlon al a Crowilng;.
A railroad collision occurred
Sunday the 7 h between Louisville
and Nashville at a cro.sing of
the Southern and North Bir
mingham crossing. Both trains
arrived at the crossing at the same
time and the engines struck each
other. One engineer was killed and
seyeral other train men were more
or less seiiously bruised and scalded
A Bin Haul or Corn "I.U'ker."
Officers Redmond and Vanderford,
near South River Tuesday, Ceiptured
two wagon loads of whiskey amount
ing to 250 gallons of good whiskey
(calling whiskey good) Oue wagon
had a team but not a driver, the
other had neither team nordriver.
It never seems as easy to fall in
to a good habit as a bad one.
E5 k.
Absolutely Pcro.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Celebrated for its great leayenlng
strength and healthfulnese. Assures
the food against alum and all forms
of adulteration common to the
cheap brands.
Royal Bakino Powder Co.,
New York.
Reaolntlona or Fold Water Ledge, Ma.
au, or i. u. o. r.
In the death of our Brother, W J
Aldinan, we acknowledge the wisdom,
of God, nlthcugb we cannot under
stand his ways. We make errors
every day, the best of men fail, bnt
God cannot make a mistake. ''He
doth all things well." We humbly
bow in submission to bis call, know
ing that we too must soon go.
Resolved, That we have lost
faithful and worthy member from
our lodge and a good citizen from
our town.
J J Payseur, 1
Jno. K Patterson, Oom. 2
A E Lentz, J
CASTORIA
For Infants and. Children.
Thi fw
umllt
h ra
vnipMi
Struton
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A placard over a Georgia bridge
reaJs as fo'lows: "Any person
driving over this bridge faster than
a walk shall, if a white man, te
fined $5, and, if a negro, receiye
twenty. five lashes ha!f;the penalty
to ba bestowed on informer."
'ol, Unlloway'i Will.
Elkin, March 11. Ths will of
the late Col. A B Galloway baa
been admitted to probate. He leaves
all his property to his wife. At
her death one-third goes to a
nephew, A B Galloway, Jr., of Ten
nesse ; one third to the Episcopal
Cburch and the remainder to his
other nephews and nieces. The
estate Is valued at $10,000. Mrs,
Galloway is appointed executrix.
Hall N lou os a I.arire aa Half a Drlrk
Nashville, Tenn., March 11.
An electrical storm, followed by a
hail storm that frightened pedei
trians almost out of their wit
visited this city this evening. Hail
as large as hen eggs, and In tome
instances almost the size of half a
briok did considerable damage to
numerous plate glass windowi in the
business section. The noise created
by tbe falling hailstones was ine
tensified by innumerable objects fly
ing about. Several of the cantennlal
buildings are minus glass windows,
but are otherwise uninjured.
t'lre la nayannan.
The city of Savannah su flared a
fire Friday amounting to probably
J25.0OO. Fifteen different firms
were sufferers, some of whom were
but slightly insured and others un
insured. Suffered Eighteen Years.
Palua Departed and Sleep Came
Mrs. Julia A. Brown, of Oovlnfrton, TeniL.
Whoee husband baa charge of the eloclrlo
light plant at that pliico, has been a gro
suiTt rvr. Hnr ailments and spoedy cura
are host described by herself, oa follows.
"For IS years I suffered, from norouanB
and iml i Mellon. 1 trlud every nmiedy reo
omniondi'd by family und fr lends, but I
could p't no relUsf at nil. Two years ago
Ciiiu.!, Drs.Jiarryt, Muley and flhtsrod, tbuj
wtmo Deing ireutea ny umie ioc&i pnytu-
Mus. Julia A. Browm.
Informed nto that I had become drofMeaX.
and that there was lit Ho kus for tuu. I
then derided to try
Dr. Wiles' Restorative Nervine,
I then unable to ft-t U ulrep until
well on toward dnyllrht, und during U
thU time I had a det p, iimvv pain tu my
Iff t Fide. U'(W m.:it r.'ii.T'ife, iiutent, hut
after taking ntin-hulf hot lie of the Areri
I could sleep all nlu'ht, Ju-t u- '11 an I evt-r
did. Tho Amu'tr! Iw the only remtxly tli.tfc
gave nto any relief h:it'Ver. I am tuw
well and Ht rnnu', and 1 i. ai.it ii every dny
"! 'V or'r. MUih' A,Mine."
M1U Jiri.lA A. liUOWN.
Pr. Mlh'M Norv'iie ! -,.,j ftn a po.1tlTi
guarantei-that tin lir.t .tt'e will bTinllt
Ail drufrl. fsn. U i .t "n; l iM , T- r If,, or
it ill bo t;t rit. ii.i, m ro i it-t of prtro
by the lr. M,ku Mi.dicai Ju.t iakhart. UL
Dr. Miles' Nervine
If mPfl a
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