Vol. XIL No. 93
9 ...--'-
COU1V N. C., SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1897
Whole KO.1,87
DIED ON-T EE TRACK.
A Business Change.
Messrs. R J Hodaon and Ed.
the
-
i anitbe Muenheimer -have been added. to the Ex-Mayor Morrison' was in
d water- li8t of merchants at Forest Uitl, city today. ;f v
The "Dutchman" Blew Put
Boiler Lost Its Steam and
5o87Deiayea iornUr. fch having nnrnhftBPrf ih ofnV f
Just as No. 37, the southbound I Miss -Daisy Hartsell left this
vestibule pulled up to the station who has been condnctini? a anr.. morning for SUem Female College.
this morning at 9:28, the "dutch- ful business in that partit the city Mr. Will Weddington has gone
man," which is underneath the fire for Beyeral years. Mr. Walter will to Davidson to spend Sunday and
bo, on an engine, ble on., letting TTUT
out all the steam and water that UQ 0f The SxitfDABD. Mr. Luther Shlrehas roturned
was in the boiler, causing a delay of . . ironrMonroe, wneie ne naa oeen ai
.bofnhour. ; ImmediaVeli after J T tendin "rt-
the accident happened a message L n . , . . ' Mr. and Mrs. R A Brower ard
RMw; . fm;w n f ,wP?.w children have returned from a visit
w"' :TrV.V,r Ka U7 lotte Sunday and - was yesterday to Laurinburg.
eB2?ne was sent to carry the tram R, 2,
nn tn ita deatination. No one waa Lr r. , . Master Ernest Correll has re-
Attention
Young Men, our first shipment of
FA L LM ECKWEAR
has arrived. We show a brilliant
Line of
tnrned from a visit to his gand-
Vtif- fVick f q nlr oil a i-r n r A f Vi a 1 ' . C ' ' ' : ; . . 1
uuii, uo ... Deceased was only about 28 years parents at Harrisborg.
engmo uuuucu - old, and leaves a - wife and thr:e -M. R A flnfiflld anrl
Bitten toy a Mad do. small children. He had fever. W M Saunders, of Charlotte, are in
The Sdiisburv World Bays that Greensboro Record.. the city for a few days.
; I ... ! !. - i . - .1 mr J 1 - Ti ' 5
m, T7.Tr.Wfin'A hirrl A hit- Mr. unarjes rropsi came in
IMi. a-i J-v Vv.Www. . JN "--lM-. nnhnm nafl.. I j. " ri: IV .Tl .
t . r n mwnJ"":;:'""" . irom umna wove mis mornmg
ir. u otcvruo mun 4t iuu18u;, we are sorry to note the death of and will soend Sunday here.
evening ana men on a nomoer or Mr Graham Hatley, which occurred Miss Dora Hix'has returned to
dogs, and otherwise showing signs at deceased's home at Plvler lat the city, after spendiog her vaca
of rabies. Fortunately the dog only Friday; Mr. Hatley was one of the tion with relatives in Iredell county,
bruieed Dr. Brown's arm witrlout best citizens of the bounty and was Mi8 l7!8' of .8hi?0
penetrating the akin and no f ears highly respected by all. We extend Yof? this
are reii ior uuuiur o oaiouy. xuc our sympainies to ine oereavea morning for Greensboro.
dog feaa been. kUled. family. Stanlj Enterprise. Mrs. D A Caldwell his gor e to
Shootlne Matchino. 5. War On Pig Pens. r .c',,'7 - ' " T V" Tr , .i
... . .i. I r !. . i. ner luue eranuuaugaier, iuo uuuu
xx ui "uuwu6 . pwfi'.o oai.iD- Qf Jf and Mrg W A Caldwell.
gregsat tne nome or mr. wney uury, ia maisiug war agaioei nog TiflRfifl Marv and Eleanor Wat
Ernhardt in No. 5 township, this pens. At a meeting of her com- 80n. who have been visiting at Dr.
(Saturday) afternoon. All the mi8810ner8 rhursday L,2ht the fol- Smoot s for Peyeral weeks leit lest
iv, ui' t i.AlmnZ ordinance was passed: evening ior iceir uume m oaiiBuurj.
crack shots of that section of the . J ibb Minnie Stratford returned
. i - f-n iw -
county arft tnereana some one win
w,u lue Frw--21 UCCi OCi town without a permit from the
of shooting matches has been ar-1 board of health, or within one hun- gtfatford.
rdnged and will occur on saccessiye fru leet 01 any weii or spring 01
baturdays at different places or within thirtv feet of anv street
. 1 ...
througout No. 5 township. or any inhabited house. Any per
son violating the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction,
Imp
erials,
Teeks,
Band
Bows.
S
hlld
Bows.
THE VERY LATEST AND
STYLISH COLORS.
MOST
mer tiHn Hnail hA hniif. nr
.. . . - . I tr War Knmin ih IWh ritV thdav aftftr
maintained within the limit of the r" , t
spenaing several uiumua iu
T.lle, visiting her brother, Mr. John
Host Released on Bond.
Bob Bost, tne negro who was so pay a fine 0ffive dollars."
badly beaten over the head with a
rock at New Hope Church, in No. 9
township by Levi Grady, another
negro, on Saturday night last, has
been released from jiil on bond.
Bost received quite a severe lick,
but the wound i3 heal'g nicely;
Suit Agralust Jndge Greene.
Preceedinga have been begun
against Judge L L ,Geene for dam
ages. The case arises out of ian ap
plication for a writ of habeas cor
pu3, in the case of the State against
Harris, doh on Hunting creek.
Harris was placed in jail. His at
torneys applied to Judge Greene for
a writ of habeas corpus. He refused
to grant it. Application was made
to Associate Justice Furches. who
granted the Writ. The case cannot
be tried before next spring term')
The case will excite considerable in
terest. Wilkesboro Chronicle.
CiueSilen's Arnicn HHiTe,
The Best Salve in the world for
Cats. Bruises, Sores, Ulcera, Salt
Rheu :ii, Fever Sors, Tetterd Ohappe
Skin rnption3, and positively cures
rilea or no pay equied. At is
guaranteed to give statisfaction or
ir?ono7 refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P-B Fetzer's Drug j
itore.'
Forest Hill News.
The little people had a party at
Mr. C WKimbro's on North Church
street last night. The Forest Hill
String band famished the music
aud a nice time prevailed.
?Mr. Washington Mills is yisiting
hie son, Mr. YvVA Mlh, at Moores
ville. ,
Miss Nealia Morgan is isiting in
JMcoresviIle.
Mrs. O 0 Russell, of Gdffoey, 8. C,
is at her father's, Mr. J A Kizziah.
Mrs. Pollie Kizziah has returned
froma visit to her son, W A Kizziab,
of Danville, Va.
Mr. Lee Misenheimer, of Sails-
French "aiidies
Received Today
Fresh Stock
Assorted
Fancy Candies
at -
Ervin & Smith
GROCERS.
200 Shild Bows to sell 3 for 5o cts. about
one-thfrd their real altie.
Cannon c Fetzer Co.
Furniture and Horses.
Just ibe Size of It.
Butler and RusboII see that their
.bury, is yisiting his uncle, Mr. J T hold niwn the people, and therefore
Oa'oble at this place. upon oujuo, uuuu. Buu.
The Forest Hill No.Nothing club " u l kZ Jl " tuX
. . b r ripAri whmh thev raav turn to their
elected
JIusic Pupils Waatecl.
Having just finished a special
cour: m piano -music, harniony,
theory and sight reading, I will
leach a few pupils at my home this
winter, and will be glad to see any
one coratemplating a'course in any
of these branches. Prices reasona -blc
- Lucy Lore.
Their
laring
which has been in summer quarters a3 vantage: they want to
for some time will be reorganized form a party) the platform of which
m a few daja and new oiuseis :n u:.ijtv, t
Will UO UOAVU HJ liUU IttlllUltun,
Tfioiy oTnpp.ttn livA nhnn thft nrpin.
MeSSrS. FLRobbinS and tTame8 Li;rt" u;nh thaxr hnnn tn nrnnen in
R Youns arrived from Ocean View thft nftnnift aSainst railroads and
this mornin Mr. Young brought other corporations.. Failing to make
the back bone of the shark that the railroad commission, which is
was .noted in The Standard. a few composed of men' of some spirit and
evenings ao oeing caughc by Meesrs independence, -.prostitute their" oi-
demagogues want ito remove the
t,wn Wilsons and appoint two sticks
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has ;n thftir nlaces whom thev can ue
been used for over fifty years by to their personal advantage.
millions ot mothers tor their child- Sampson Democrat. "
ren waue lepiumg, wnn penect suc
cess. It soothes the child, 'softens
the gunis, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world,
Twenty-fiye cents a bottle, " Ee sure
and ask for "Mrs. Windows Sooth
irg Syrup." and take no other kind
For over Flit y Years
Some horses can be bought for $5 others willoosjlQO, any difference, S j
withFnmiture. Ours is the Standard, We get mor&.forour goods. Why? It costs
more to make them, they are belter, they last, they give satisfaction, insuring
comfort. Customers see these points and are willing to buy a good-horse. We
have just bought two car loads of rurniture, each weighing from 12,000 to 15,000 '
pounds. JJoea this mean anything? Why of conrse, fv;hen freight rates on small
shipments are a? high as $3,49 per hundred pounds. We wish to please oar cus
tomers, therefore we carry all grades xf furniture. Hat rack3 from 10c. to 5 00,
7 00, 8 00 to 25 00. Kockers frcm 40c. 75c, 1 00, 1 25, 2 00, to 10 00. Parlor suits
Silk and Plush from 15 00, 20 00, 25 00, 35 00 to 50 00. Ward Robes 5 00, 7 O'-'v
8 00, 10 00 to 80 00. We have oyer 100 bed room suits from
8 50, 12. j0, 18,00 20 00, 25.00, 65 00 to 100, Over 8000 chairs
from 40c. 50c. 75t 1 00 to 10.00, 12,00. Extension tables
3.00, 5,00, 7.00, 8.00 to 5.( W do nbt say we will sell you
goods as cheap, but less. Why 1 Because we have the inside
track, though we are not as swift as Star Pointer, who paces
a mile in 1.591, but we mean business, i. e to sell goods and
a "heap of 'em." We do our own. work, therefore we dis
count all bills. Store open from 6 30 a. m, to 8. 3i4 p. in.
Yours respectfully.
Bell. Harris & Co.
P. S. : The Undertaking Department is under the enre
and management of Mr. W L Bell. Calls promptly attended
to day or night. i ours respectfully.
Hell Harris k Gi
A Doukoy far hale.
Aayone wishing to buy a donkey,
would do well to call on me at once.
She is gentle and suitable for small
children. 5 Will sell on reasonable
terms. Ilespectfujly,
lwd. Arthur Odell.
Gentlemen's hemstitch real Japo
nette handkerchiefs, worth 25 cts.,
we soil them at 10 cents. ).
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
A Household ISecessltyi
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderlui medical discovery
of the age, pleasant and refreshing
to the taste, act gently and positive
ly on he kidneys, liver and bowels;
cleansing the "entire system, dispel
colds, cure headache, fever, habitual
constipation and biliousness. Please
buy and try a box of C. C. C. to-day,
10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and guaran
teed to cure by all druggists.
A London giocer who has made
$50,000,000;in the past twenty yars
say3 printer's ink and. advertising in
the newspapers did it. Hon. John
Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, says
he owes his euccess to. the newspa
pars. We are not writing this as a
hint to anybodv, but thn we like to
see peop'e do well and get rich.
Wilmington Star. V
to
Practise economy iu buying med
icines as in other matters. Its econ
omy lo get Hood's Sarsaparilla be
cause it contains more medicinal
value than any other 100 "doses
one dollar.
Hood's Pills are the only pill to
take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure
all liver Pills.
Any One laiitin
ake any kind of a trade
FOR A Rj(y(I SHOULDICALLION US.'
Wehaye Wheelsf or Jboys and girls.
We will have anotherjlot of those jWesttield'sJn a few
days. The demand isso great t hat we can not keep them in
stock ail t,he time. 51 Remember the price ofj these wheels
has been reduced to . . ,
60.00 to $45.00
We also giveyon your preference as to handie bars,
saddle and pedals. Now is your opportunity ifyou, want a
wheel at a low price. ' : "
Yorke. Wadsworth & Co.