t, . A
. FOR 'THE NEXT FIVE DAYS . -
The salesmen will mark downjthe price of garniture,
today purchased from Cannons, Fetzer & Bell, Afler
the stock has been gone through with, we will
SLAUGHTER
The stock was bought for
' - " . '
a price that our customers can have.the -beneht. ; W -
- - -
will sell V " : "
FURNITRTE OF ALL KINDS CHEAPER
FOR THE NEXT
Than any Furniture dealer in North Carolina, Seeing
is believing, xoma and see us.
REDUCED RATES.
totton states eijj liitesiatioiial Expssitloq
ATLANTA, G A..
Stplember 13 December 3r, rS9J
Yorthe above occasion the Southern Railway
Co. "will sell low-rate round-trip tickets to
ATLANTA, GA., and return on the follow
ing basii: .
B
D
E
A
Alexandria, Va . . 128.25 19.25
u.oo
ABneviue, jn.u 12.85'
Burlington, N. C. 18.70 13.70
BurkovUle, Va 23.25 17.05
Culpeper, Va 25.30 13.55
9.40
5.75
9.65
mw
11.95
Jnatbam, Va 20.85 15.30
m 9m mm m 9 W
wi.fcil '
;narlottesYille, Va...
ChapelHfll, N.C.....
Concord, N.C
Charlotte, N. C... . . .
Danviile,Va...
Durham, N. C. . . ......
K DE I , t&A
E0.40 15.00.. ...R05I
114. ZU. 1U.Q
rri5l.
6.55
5.85
20.0514.70
9.65
10.20'...,.
1045'
20.4015.00
26.2519.25
Greensboro. N. P d
.front ii03'ai, va
14.-00
Goldshorn Ttf f!
117.6512.9a
121.7515.95
Y.ZU
11. GO'.....
Hieknrv. TJ. f! : . . . .
iienaersonviiie, N. C. Lll.70,:..
8.60
.A.I 5.25 I
High Point, N.C.....
Hot Springs, N. C ....
Henderson, N. C
Lynchburg, Va. ......
Iiexington,JN. c...
Morganton,N.C
Marion, N.C.... .
Newton, N.C
Orange. Va
Oxford, N.C ...
Richmond, 'Tar.
Reidsville,N.O.......
ItaleighiN. C
South Boston, Va ....
Strasburg, Va.
Salisbury, N.J. ......
Statesville, N.C
Taylors ville,N.C...
Tryon. N. C . .
Ud.'dU.....
16.95'..
7.25
8.40
6.75
12.45
14.00 !
10.50
20.4015.00
22.6016.50
10-45.....
UO1
10.05'
ii.8a.....
15.80.....
8.05
7.25
7.10
7.25
11.25
14.85'.....
15.30.....
lO.SOj.....
11.25
24.5518.00
20.4015 00
13.19,..;.
10.45'...,.
12.40.....
23.2517 051
18.85 13.Rfi
fl.W.
20.40 15.00
10-45;..
10.80
21.5515.80
26.2519.25
aw.....
15.30!
16.35'.....
10.75.....
15.30.....
11.25
is
T.25
8.15
11.25
12.00
7.85
Wst Point, Vo ..
jWarrenton,. Va
1 Wukesboro, N.C....i
26JJ519.25
U.Off.....
1236517.35
12.60....
14.00...
0.;..i 322.9516.85
, N.C.9.00 13.95
8.2519.25
L . . .
wmston-salem
U.30.....
9.80....-
(Sates fromnterciediate points in proportion)
J EXPLANATION. '
-0JumJ Tickets will be sold September 6
and 12, and daily frcm September 15 to Decent
Pef3 189o, inclusive, irlih final limit January
sale.
.September 15 to .December 30. 1895; inclusive.
Ticket .trill bo sold daily from
ILtf imit fifteeu 05) days from date of
art 7, ffciet to bear er. W tfiuSamt
oh Si11-? s T1okete wHUje sold on Tueedayi
i7$$1la'yaSt each week from Septembe!
lim1tVirS?nf5lber3 1895,4nclusive, with flnal
limit ten tW days from date of sale.
ft2?JSffiB J1018 wiU old daily from
September 15 to December 30, 1895. inclnsive.
. ith final limitseven (7) daysfiom dateof Tale'
clu
SOUTH Eft N R At
J?rS-on1 onjerin the Exposition"
Sdsnhavi5 a doublo-tracic etandarfU
fyiro toe center of the city of
ir itf AHO isrpoMtion Groundt. j ;
f,or tickets and full information apnlr ta
'.TOUT noarffit o crar, 1'in'
- . ivuviw goa
J, M. CULP.
' ;Gnl Pna A .
1 Penna, Ave TTashlnffton D. a
pi1111?!115?1081! sold dafiy from
fieptemberi 16 ;to December ,15, 1S95, Inclusive. '
Tfltn llnal limit iwrtt-rr t-Wt Hotto -e -
3p
TH E pM GS.
spot cash money, and at
...... . k " : -
a M v m ' t mm mm mm
FOR SALE.1
One Henley's JMonarcb: fence
machine, on$) two horse har
row; one bis Oliver Chilled
ploiiah , one side harrow, three
ploughs, one wagon and har
ness, one log chain, . one feed
cutter rotary and 2Sfo.SK one
cross cut folding saw, lever
power, one jump-seat phaeton,
erne single-seated phaeton, one
bpei iuggy, ; two horses, , two
thousand feet pailingSi 600 ft.
of 4x5 oak post, eight huns
dred ft. "framing lumber. Pri
vate sale.
Alida L. Bubkiiead.
Iwd 2w. ' .'
M. PLEAN j. 10, -
REV. J. J. SHIREY.IDID, f RES
ADADEMICCOM MM RC1 AL
AND -
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
Total necessary expenses
session, of 38 weeks, f 85. 00 to
$137,000.
Next session begins Sept
B. Ti5. ; "For cotalogne atia
spec5al infplntion, n addre
the President as above, or
lm. Secretasy op Faculty.
ount
SEMIN AR Y
A Flpunshiner School for Youug
:- 'Ladies. -
TEN. TEACHERS,
OfCttmental Braxches Receive
' fJarefni Auenuon, T
KEV. Q, L. IT. FISHEB, A. M
Mm
M
Ambena
EITOH SURRENDERS.
Ue Was Jailed TVimont Ball-no Em
ploys Eminent Counsel and Will
Plead Not Guilty. : i i'
oxville, Tenn., Oct. 16.-r
Charier Ritcb, late of Charlotte,
0., who ia charged with the .murder
of Thos. -Bxeen last nigtifc, waUed
into the police statioq. at S; o!pjock
to-night ind rrenderei himrelf to
tJhie'f of Police Atkins. " He was
remanded to jail without bail to
await preliiainar
It was : 4 o'clock - this ' morning
when the coroher'fl jury returned a
verdict charging Bitch with the
nrime and holding James B Sims, an
electrical engineer of Charlotte, N
tress. aa i accessories, Sims has since
been released from custody as there
was nothing to show that he was
i-.. . i
mixed up m ;the tragedy. Kitch
has engaged eminent counsel and
will plead that he did not fire the
fatal shot. "
House Burnt and Robf. Corslne
liOica EverTtbine.
" Wednesday evening, the dwelliqs:
house on Mr. J Dove's place near
Zion church caught tire and was
entirely destroyed. j
The house was : occupied by Mr
Robt. Corzine, an industrious and
hard-working man. He lost all his
household , effects, clothing ; and
everything. In addition, Mr. Cor
zine lost about 1,000 pounds of seed
cotton and all his wheat,
.None of the family were at home
Several little colored children were
on the lot. The origin of the fire is
not known, but ic is thought that
the children had been playing with
fire. . v .
Prominent Man in Monroe.
A prominent Cabarrus man in
town tosday states that Sheriff Sims
of his county, carried the negro rani
ist.to Charlotte day before yestenlay
solely to cuiry favor with the ne
groes of Concord whom - he had of
sended by refusing to vote for a ne
gro on the municipal ticket ; that
there was no earthly danger of
lynching the negro, as no one be
lieved him guilty Monroe corres
pondent oftte Charlotte Observer. '
The correspondent is entirely off
or hi 3 informant is. Toe negro" is
believed guilty, bedei he con
the deed, .cbrroboratiLg the states
m3nt8 of the ladi hose person was
yiolated. : Sheriff Sims was advised
to carry the negro to Charlotte for
safe keeping-j-it is a difficult mat
ter to keepti prisoner in bar jail and
especially v0ne who has such a dark
future before him. fl)f ; ;
Bue.ten'sr Arnica Bntvm -
; .The Best Salve in tHe," world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Skin jEruptionsand positively cures
Piles or no payMreoi-d.; It is
guarariteed to give stati.&ction or
mohvVefunded. PnceSjS Ipnts per
box, " For eale at P B Feizerp Drug
Store.
OooseltSrease. ' r4-;-' " ' : '
or hundreds 6t uyeafs" Goose
Grease has been use'd rlffinma
tismv If you want tifQ bVstrliriiment
in this .world for alj acnes d bains,'
cutsand- oruises go . to Jbhnson'a
Dras: Store and buy a bottle of
Goose Grease Liniment, made from
pare goose grease. llf& by Kiter
side Medicine- Co.; Ore Hill; N. D
GOAL FOR SALE
H ARB. COAL,
SOFT COAL,
BLOCK-COAL.
STONE COAL,
I: . SMITH C OAL
Best Coal in the South.
Accurate weight an d prompt
delivery . 1 ; . i . ;
Low Price. Call on
n
Castoria is Dr. Samuel .Pitcher prescription for Infanta
Children, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Ndrcotic substance. It is a harml substitute
forParegoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and tor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years o by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and lya
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorm, assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children
; " . Dk. G. C Osgood, :
" Iowell, Mass."
Castoria Is ne t5 tetnedy r rfiildren of
trhlch I ain; acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant "when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
Instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, . by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats," thereby
(sending , them to premature graves.'
r ' ; DK. J. K BtoCHELOE, j
. Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, 77
Mil
Reduced Railroad Rates.
Cotton State and International
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga. Tickets
on sale September 5 and 12 and
daily from September 15 to Decem
ber 15. 1896, inclusive with final'
limit January 7, 1896. Fare for
round trio 814.2G. Tickets oh Eale
ber 30, inclusive with "final limit
fifteen days from daU'of sale. Fare
for round trip $ia4.:Tice''on
sale daily from September 15 tb
December 30, inclusive with final
limit seven days from date of sale.
Fare for round trip 86 55. V
Burk'eOounty Agricultural Fair,
Morgan ton, N. C, tickets on sale
October 14th to 17th inclusive, final
limit October 18th, : 1895. ;Gontinu
ous passage in both directions. Fare
foi round; trip $3:3dT ' 'V ' " ' ,
General Missionary Coiivention,
alias, Texas. Tickets on' sale Oct.
46; gopd soing on date, of sale only.
Final limit Oct., 30, 185. Continuous
posssge in" each ' direction 'Fare for
f6und trip $34.35, Irbnclad con
ditions to be cbniplied with,
Baptist Educational and Missions
ary Convention of North Carolina,
Oxford, N. C. Tickets on sale Oct.
22, 23 and 24. Final limit Oct. 28,
1895. Coutinuqus passage in cachi
direction. Fare for round trip$6.85i
Sells Brothers Show?, Salisbury
N, O. Tickets on sale Oct. 25. Final
limit Oct; 26. ; 1895V :Continuoiift
passage in each direction. Fare for
round trip. 90 cents. ; : ' . - d f
. Fresbvteriau Synod, of .orth?
CarOina, Fayelteville..Jl Tickets
on sale to .Greensboro and Selma
Oct:;21 to 23. Firiallimit November
2, 189i. : Continuous pasBage m Wcti
direction. ; Fare 'lor f round trip tb
Greensboro 83.65 to Salem $7.5a
The rate frdm-Greensboro via O. F1
& Y. V. will be 8165 and from Selma
vi? A.;C, LV 2.50 - ; ,:i t "
North Carolina State Fair
coiorecu, itaieign, jn. U, Tickets on
sale November 2 to inclusive!
Final : limit 'November r? 11 189S.
Con iinuous passage in each direc
tion. - Fare for round trip including
one admiBaion to fair grounds 8550.
. Ncrth Carplin a conference M. E,
church .Greensboro, N. C. .Tickets
on sale Oct; 14th to 17 inclusive final
hmit Oct; 23rd . 1895. Cdtiiinuoaa
passage in each direction. Fare for
JN0. R. ERWIN.'v C. A. MISENftEIMER
ERW IN & MISENHEIMER
Physicians and Surgeons; 1
- Office No. 3. Hartv
mm r
Castoria.
Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recomniend it as superior to any prescription
known to me," ' '
- . r- . H. A. Archer, m. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y,
"Our physicians in the children's depart.
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and . although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are -free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look '.vith
iaror upon it."
United Hospital and Dispensary,
, --' -: Boston, Mass.
Allen C Smith, Pres.
Murray Street, New York City.
3
OONCOED MARKETS
COTTOK MARKET.
: Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling.......... .9
Middlings................. ..7 85
kw mHdlin ....7i
Staina ....................... .5" 10 6!
PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected bv C. W Swink.
Bacon........ ....Si
Sugarcured nams .12- tol5
Bulk meats, sides . 8 to 9
Beeswax.;..:..;....... .20
Butter .v...;. .15
Chicked 10to20
Corn..... . .......... .... 40
iEggs....i.L............... 121
Lard..;.... .8
FlourlNorth Carolina) . . 1.75
Meal...... ..53
Oats 35
Tallow........ 3toi
There is a difference between medi
cines and medicines. ' ,
I Those of toay, as a rule, differ from
those of the past in many respects.
. ;Fully as OTeat is the difierence be
tween Dr. King's
and the ordinary medicines of to-day.
It is unlike them in
THESE riVE THINGS:
. 1. It does not taste like a medi
cine. It is as pleasant to take as
lemonade and makes a most refreshing
"drink. ' ,: :
2. It never nauseates the most
delicate stomach. " .
i 3. It does not swap off one dis
ease for another." It doesnot set up
one fdrni bf disease in order to relieve
another as is so often the case.
4, It cpntains , no alcohol or
Opium in any form and is always
harmless even WHen given to a pace
one day old. I ' ...
. 5. It does-not patch simply,
cures. It reaches as nothing: else
4qes; to the hidden sources of disease
in tne;hIood.and removes tha cause, i
does' this' with an ease and power
'tlfLVA Yt ftrii' Knari Ato1 a1 .
r:r,armrout)les of the Blood, Stoma
! Bowels, Kidneys and Nerves, and for aj
kZ3 Q r
?or HLcAiUAli FOISON re stanas v
witnout a rival or & peer.
,t taKfcoid by drogilsti new package. --X w
tie, 108 Coses. One Dollar. Manufactured on
THE ATLANTA CHEKICAL CO., ATLANTA-
WBITB roa CS-PAQB B00Z. HATXED I
FJETZEll' S BE JIG S
rsry - - . xiow xTice. uau on
mmm i Hrfc. N. e - & .. t. - c. r a v: e -n.
SSS&tS? "sbyterian church.