Vol. axii. Jo. 17U,
BRYAN TO McKINLEY.
-.iratnlatlons to a Successful Op-poucut--A
Graceful Submission and
wgntiriimity Becoming Its Source.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5. Im med
ia ' afieY receiving Senator Jones'
telegram Mr. Bryan wrote the fol
lowing dispatch :
"Won. William McKinley, Canton.
Ohio:
Senator Jones has just informed
me that the teturns indicate your
election and I hasten to extend my
congratulations. We have sub-
in
mittea tne issues i3 me ivmencau
people and their will is law.
Signed u William J. Bryan.
I'rosrsra For Toaight.
Duet -Mesdamea Brower and
Harris.
Recitation Miss Julia Barrow.
Vocal Solo Miss Calloway.
Piano Solo Mrs. Harris,
r 'leg Miss Marshall.
Song Ralph Odell.
VcciL Duet Mrs.
Brower and
Miss Calloway.:
Recitation Miss Mercer.
Song Miss Janie Pat rson
Pantocaine.
Piano Solo Mrs. G A Greer.
This entertainment is undenomi
national and purely charitable and
while it will richly repay-its patrons
the proceeds will add comfort; to,
the needy.' Don't forget 'that the
hour is 8 o'clock and the place
Judge montomery's.
of
Cnre For Headach. -
As a rftmedv for all forms
Headach Electric Bitters has proved
to be the very .best. It enects a
permanent cure and the most dread
ed habitual sick headaches yield to
to influence: Wo. urso' all who mo
afflicted to procure a bottle, and
'tZ&lAmS;
trie Bitters cures by giving. the
needed tone to the bowles, and few
case long resist the. use of this
medicine. Try it once, Fifty cents
and $hQO at Eetzer's Drug Store.
The Gift Show.
A large audience greeted Hillyer's
Wonders and Gift Show last night
a sm nnf
by all present. The lightning, like
calculations of Miss Belmonte 'were
astounding while equally marvelous
were the spiritualistic feats of Mrs.
Hillyer.
Some nice presents were "presented I
the holders of lucky tickets among
which was a live equealing pig. The
prize of the evening was a nice cleco
, , . ,
raiea cnina tea cei.
m. . ... i .
. - . , ;
thing is conducted fairly, so go to
nipht and witness some of the most
marvelous teats of this kind eyer
before performed in Tarboro. Daily.l
Taboro paper.
to cure a UOLD. in ose day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let 3. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Capt. llltz Makes Appointments.
At the regular, meeting of the
Concord Hose and Reel Company
Monday night, Capt. Henry Ritz
maae tne IOllOWlDg appomtuieuta
Nozzlemen George Murr, Y C
Caldwell ; wrenjehmen, J L Brown,
W V Deaton ; linemen, J C Foil,
Vif Slnnn .TR flnnt R TT Whitfi.
John Smith" and Eli GoldstonU
Two Marriages
Eev. W M 5hsw, of Bethpage, waB
in thecitj, and gave us the follow-
, B
ing marriage notices: ,
On October 14, at the home of
.
ip.
Mr. James .0 Brumley waa married
to Miss Josephine Weddington.
After the ceremony an elegant sup
per was-served to a large number of
friends and relatives.
On Thursday October 29,
James K Nash was marrid to
Necma Rumple, at the bride's home;
the presence of a number c
friends, ' This wr also f olloweU by
supper.
C Rev . Shaw officiated at both wed
dings, r,
Didn't Care for the Quarter But it
Made Htm to See It Iiying- There.
He had deposited his ticket in the
box on thedown-town station of the
Sixth avenue "L" road at Fiftieth 1
street, and was counting his -change
in search for plugged dimes and
nickels. A quarter fell from his
hands and rolled along the platform
until ifc loded under tbe rajsed
steps which form tbeecie of the
platform. There it lay in plain
view, but as unobtainable as the
golden apples of Kesperides. v The
lbaer was the nicture of raffe.
t ji. VI
coin," he wailed: "I've got- 'em to
burn, but it 3 ust maKea me maa : to
see that quarter there, and I can't
of if " ' ; x .
getn. , -
h "Gimme a dime, .mister said a
messenger boy, "and 5"centS for ex-
pensesand l'll getri--:
- The man regarded .the boy ior a
moment and said, "Go ahead,
o Ha; returiied' itt a ? fewi: minutes
. , , ,
hl8 form workinR conTulsively.
la his hand he had a piece of
Sg0 eowdatchedJbim
curiously.. From his mouth the
, 5 " itvr J A j - " : j
boy took a well-masticated wad of
chewing gum. He stuck this on
-a - (. J. iJJ-rJs Uv.L.i
ing the sties . tnrougn::tne r narrow
space, pressed the soft, and sticky
anm firmlv on the lost'coin. Then
si n
the money to its owner,
1 "Keep the whole outfit," said the
man. "Boy, you're a peach.: We
live and learn," and he boarded a
train, his face wreathed in smiles.
xne fac'e of the boy was similarly
decorated. New York Mail: and
1 Express.
I Xost His Pants.
i -
Capt. Lovell, of the Southern
Railway, had a passenger in the
sleeping apartments of his train,
when passing ' here " this morning,
wh0 was not only mad but in a very
sad plight. " The passenger boarded
I the tram to Atlanta and "toos a
sleeper." When he awakened in
i Charlotte Borne one had took his
I pants" together with $30 in money.
The passenger was furious when
he passed Lore. He was still minus
his pants. Capt. Lovell telegraphed
to ;Salisbury for relief, where the
gentleman was fixed up with a new
pair.
;i For Oyer fifty Tears
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 3yrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child--
ren while teething, with perfect suci
? ess. It Boothesr the ch,oft8
cne guma, aiiaya an paiu, uuicb wiuu
colic, and is the best remedy for
I niarra Tf. will TfilifiVft thfl nonr
little sofferer immediately. ' Bold bj
drnggtsts in every Pt or the world.
Twenty-fiye cents a bottle. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. Winslows Sooth?
Syrup," and take no other kind:
1 :
air. v kj ussoy, m mq. townemp.
UUii UUtlW, IN. u.. FJtCIUAY, JNOVEMBEH 6 1896.
xi jd
GRO BEHEADS i ANOTHER.
Ilalf Brothers Quarrel ana One Cuts
on the Dead of the Other With an
Axe, tne Victim's Head Falling; One
VBay, His BOdy the Other. .
Mount Holly, Nov.' : 5. The
I most brutal murder ever committed
in G- on couuty accurred about 2
o'clock today on Mr.
W " "- mt
negroes were cutting cord wood
lor
Mr, Hoover. Two of them, James
Alexander ana na. regram com-
menced quarreling about who
1 should'gb for a j ug of water.- iThey
were standing "facing each ! (other
with their axes on their shoulders,
when all at once Alexander gave
bis axe a mignty lunge ana c&t i'e-
5ram ueau u" u,a "uu- u" ueiiU
fell oho way and the ? body the
other. Ha struck the body oae lick
and the head two licks after they
fell to the ground., j
Alexander S walked up to Mr.
Hoover's house and told him f what
he had done and had . him ' to go
and see Pegrpm and explained how
he did it, and asked Mr: Hoover to
bring him tojtown, which was
done.
Your correspldndent saw Alexander
as became iu- town, on- a mule,
carry iqg" hia bloody axeV on his
i
o': c,ain,8 that. Peerara
woulhave lit him'if he' had net
killed him fiist. He talks atiqut it
as'if he had done nothing more than
meirrem'"?e'mM
ander were half brothers. , !
,T Officers' ha v; started; with
HAt(i '
is iaiK oi lyqcomg.j .
For Infants and Children.
i it ea
Ttrj
viapptf.
itff&atnra
Food for Cannibals.
i
iiaron Yon iNorpecK, wno was an
Australian scienti
many narrow escapes in hifexplor-
ine ventures, but ha9 made him-
self food for cannibals at last Te
Solomon Islands are situated about
500 'miles east bf'New Guinea and
its ' inhabitants resist civilization
moat rier tin aciousl v. The Baron
ventured too far on one of these is
I lands with an escort too small and
the terrible, later wf the conse
quences. The natives use the toma
hawk and the iafer blow wa3 from
one of these;
HouseKobber Caught.
Sheriff Monroe! came fdown from
Salisbury, bringing Ed. Bradshaw,
a negro boy who, on the 5th day of
October, broke into several houses
at and near the depot getting plun
der and bread to the amount of
several dollars,, besides a .iU in
money. A preliminary hearing
was had. before Esquire Pitts and in
default of bond, the boy was taken
to jail. " : i':- ;. ;;: -
Tills is Your Opportunity.
On receipt of -ten cents cash or
stamps, a generous sample will be
mailed of . the most popular Catarrh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Balm) sufficient to demonstrate its
great merit. ' Full size 50ct3. -
ELY BROTHERS,
' 56 Warren St, New York City.
Rev. John ; Reid; Jr., of Great
Falls, Mont.,1 recommended Ely's
uream xsaim iome. - x can empna-
size his statement;" ; MIt is a posi;
tive enre for catarrh if nsed as dii
rected." ReriFrancia W Poolei
Pastor Central Presbyterian-Churcn;
HeIena,MoTit? f . r - - ?
-ff. .m
Appearances r ai
attract the op
posite sex. , Some
times this seems
pity.: it seems as if
it would be justjer if
a fine mind was the
attraction instead of
a fine face and figure. '
"Rut xrrii ro,f' rTiotiiva
- teXt1
human uatuie.'
3 "understand it Iherw
4 auoui ii too ; Decausw
aunougn we can'i
all be handsome,
almost every one of
us can add at leasl
50 per cent hin oi
herattractiT i.j by
a little attention to
the laws of beauty.
When the eyes arg
dull, the lips, ptiUid.1
the .kin sallow
blQtchy or - pipjy.
the fi'.ruTe 'thin '.ana
wasted or overstout
and ungraceful, the
trouble is something
more than inert 'out
ward appearances'; the. inter conditin is
wrongs ; the blocd. is poor- it lack? the! pure
Kounsiiir.? oYiaiuies which are neectu to
vitalize and invigorate the body. Iiix thi?
case' physical activity is largrely a. question
of pure, rich, red blood ;
You can't have sparklinar eyes, red ripe
lips, a clear rosy complexion and a graceful
symmetrical figure while the blood remains
impure ana impoverished; . What is needea
Is Dr. PierceV Golden Medical Discovery to
cleanse foul humors out or the blood, and
help the assimilative organism to enrich the
circulation with ah abundance of healthy
red Corpuscles, creating fresh color and firm,'"
wholesome flesh. All thjs is attractiveness,
and something more healths - '
following the friendly, practical counsel contained .
in Dr. Pierce's Rreat universal doctor book: "The: '
People's Common Sense. Medical Adviser.i" It i
the . most comprehensive '.medical ; worttr ! In one
volume in the English language. .It contains
looa pages, fully illustrated. .- oao.oooicopies nave
been sold at $1.50 each bound in cloth.; The prof-
its are now used in printinfir iialfia -million fret
comes oouna in sirone manias' paper covers, xo
cppics Doumi in siiung laauiiu" jjapci turns.
eet one you have only to send iijnsGent stamps
rtopayepstof mamngv)
. T
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Medical Association,No. 663 Uaia Street)
B
k. N. Y.
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in heed ol Fire( Insci ance.
call and see us, or lite.- -W.e;iepre
sent only firstclai Home and For
eign companies. s : ' "
r -: - . -Kespcct fully, . j
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" OaHs received - and promptly at
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my resdenoe lately occupied' by Dr
Moose
il9, 9iy I
- Clothing- -i at -
:x No doubt; about it;
4 ) $
'ease you in CIothingiBthaiigwe haveLever
been.
Men's suits, latest an
Boys' Suits, latest and
Ibest.
GMldrenso
and
foes
"WeSguaranteeStoSsave- yov'monev.
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pany. They write the - best - pohef
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least cost, Sep he cotrtct before
taking insurancealso fire r.ndi arci
dent insurance.
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Tho Slorsran Wrisrnt Cunraiitf
The guarantee of rbe 4:ood tirva
is broad enough to cover almost noy
kind of ailments and to satisfy tiQ
most exaGtmg rider but theliia
must be drawn somewnere, and Morn
gan & Wrigh& are trying to msko it
known to riders everywhere that tbo
guarantee does net cover darcivn
resulting from the parrying oC ati
leaTf preparations inside the tire.
By havingisa rnuch air as pojsiDle
in the M. &. W. qaick-npair tiro
before spatting tbe tool into the
puncture, and foHnjrcy the few
other simple instrucVjoijjj in tre cat
alogue, a permantat . repair c.n t
made in two minute?, at tbe road
side, witnout re ig ihe tiro from
the n in. : , -
K. L. CRAVEN
Will keep in stuck FOUR
GRADES of Domestic Coal
101 blOVeS, (iratPS, rUIDaCfB
j ni ' rr t ' t r
and Shop use; Eard and soft.
Best Jellico Coal
, a . . j
at $4.0 per tOU and TJpWarQS."
uflfnTa AT1-
orders:
EVERYTHING
IS GOING--
AT CGS
AT
ft
erne
welare better fixed to
Suits, alatest
CORHLL L 3.
in.
Caonons -1 - Hm'i
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