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ETAnLISIIKI) 1887.
GOLDSUOIiO, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 189G.
VOL. IX. SO. ,'54.
j REGULATOR M
l;C('t!l!H'IISC.
Mruightwav through my heart thi-to-day
I' trul lis own hand is driven :
(Joij never takes one tiling away
lint something e!-e is given.
I il'nl not know in earlier years
Tliis law of love and' kindred.
but without liope. through bitter y
I nioiirned "m -hithw's blind ne-.
Mil' ON 101.11 It S.
TKj
forget
need i'
slue."
and -
ills v
wreck
REGi :
KEGl ;
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rented
LIVES' !
Liver, i
syster
r FOk'
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puriti'
the c
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any (
Liver
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NEW
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r: ..-. : -. Try :! ; :: 1 note
I. : Mil) Z
Yo ; v at it on
...h-, ,;n.l there is r.o other
MUkNS i.R
.he Ki;!."...i- Liwr J'ciuedies.
And ever following each regret
For some departed tre tsiuv.
My sad repining heart was met
With unexpected pleasure.
1 thonirht it only happened so.
1 J nt linn; this truth has tanuht mv
No lea.-t tiling from my life can iro
Hut somi-i hing-else is iiroiight me
It is the law. complete, sn'iliine.
And now with faith unshaken.
I n pat ienee 1 hut hido my t inie
Vheii any joy i- taken.
Ki.i.a AYiiKi.i.i.i; Wii
I He Admits That Lveivtliiii!? is in a Tan
I trie, IS lit is Ildpefnl Nevertheless.
We used to have our polities in the
Fall of the year, but it seems to have
worked back into the Spring. Stump
speaking litis berun in earnest. Can
didates are looming up all over the
State and every one is ehoek full of
patriotism and knows exactly how-
to save the-eountrv. Those who are
in ofliee have saved it several times
and will do it ara'm if the people will
lot them. Five thousand' dollars is
a wonderful fertilizer to patriotism.
And besides havino; saved the eoun-
and it comes in free from Cuba and
Lirazil and the price drops away
down and all this was done to please
Carnegie and the Chicago steel
works.
"Well, of course, that man is agin
the government, and there are scores
of them right here in IJartow coun
ty and they are all for protection.
In this sublunary world almost ev
er' man pra-s the Lord for a bless
ing on me and my wit'
John and his wife us four and no
more." I've long been hunting for
A NATION'S 0IN;S.
The News From Everywhere (fathered
and Condensed.
Two persons were killed by light
ning at Wallace, Mich., Monday.
The Mississippi river is overflow
ing its banks and causing much dam
age in Minnesota.
The Central School building at
Saginaw, Mich., was wrecked by dy-
my son , namiters, Friday night.
New York had a $:0ll.0l)0 fire
Co., ri.iladclplua,
Jbnv to ricctmie a Hero.
An old writer says that "courage ' i
incompatible with the fear of I
death, but every villain fears death; tenant aspires to be a captain and a
therefore, no villain can be brave.'' captain to be a colonel and a colonel
This is good logic, provided the ! to be a brigadier. Just so the young
premises are sound, but as to that ; lawyer must go to the legislature a
there may be some dispute. There : few times and get acquainted with
have been some villains who have at ' the boys and by and by the boys will
least shown no fear of death. Xev-; elect him to the bench and that
ertheless the saying, is generally brings him in contact with the peo
speaking. true. That otlyr saying, 1 pie of his circuit and in course of
try a man wants to be vindicated.
lie wants the people to rise up and i on
say: -Well uone, thou good and . cmucs oul (,f the public crib. An
faithful servant." Then again there honest man is not the noblest work
is ti;e line ot promotion That must ! 0f God, but I don't blame Mr. 1
observed. In the armv a lieu
Tuesdav. Silks, dross 'oods and
that man who when he was robbed ; kiJ lo;.os wont .ft
Grit f fur a dead sister induced
Mrs. Mary A. Erisman, of Laneas-
of his coat gave the robber his cloak
too. lie is as scarce as the wander
ing Jew. Everybody wants protec-
of some sort especially if it
pe ;
itr;
iliOUldiiOOi
seem to have lost contidence in the
whole human race. The old Scotch
preacher was reading a psalm to his
hearers and when he got to the
verse that reads: "And I said in mv
time he climbs into congress and j hato tiult ap1 mvU are liars," paused
then maybe into the governor's chair j.uul apostrophised. "Ah, David, me
or the Fniled States senate. j In.lUlli .m- if ye ulcl plvoj t;n now ye
The professional candidate wants , milt ,ave said ;t at. your leisure."
to be climbing the olileii stair all i;lit l,:uiilv there are many honest
taken to his declaration, provides the time and he could do it if there am ,nay truthful people. The salt
against them in this way: "He (the j wasent some things in the way. j hlis not lost its savor ail( ti:e smi!o
vi.iain) may indeed 'possess the cour-1 There are some selfish people in this
age of a rat and fight with clespera- j world who don't want a man to have
t ion when driven into a corner." but little nor have that little long.
ter. Pa., to hang herself Sunday.
Financial troubles induced Adam
Thomas, aged -;."), of Ilarrisburg, Pa.,
to poison himself, Thursday night.
for saying so. An honest disburser I I our young men were drowned in
of public money is worthy of a pen- j the river near Pittsburg, Pa., Sun
sion and a monument. So many day, while out boating for pleasure,
men are dishonest and so many are Three hundred miners are snowed
deceitful that poets and philosophers i n i the mountains of Alaska, near
e j Cook's Inlet, and many of them will
"'Thrice is In
quarrel just,
truth, for "conscience
cowards of us ail." O
conscious that oxecptiom
armed who hath his
expresses a similar
oth make
r author,
might be
Th
l f by craft ami crime
adventurer should k
w
there may
Richard n
wll: or
GEO,
DEWEY & MO.,
of Marengo,
awful crisis
overt urned
au mu-when
he
A---iri)Mr
Ui L-iiii Y i
CLOT
Pi
whii.
now
Wa
th
his h.-j,.
t'l'.g ro
will bar
which h
W'l th
ellctite.'
I'll ills
of b
.it tie s
ad Lim.
!y fly to
can onl
the
CALICOES, HATS,
quer:
that
a suceessfu j
enabled to;
:o command ;
be moments
tiie Held of!
o.i on tli. -plains
t be staked -an j
if his throne be
!io:d must rise '
, indeed, though
uld lower on
: hall is rat
eatest coward
sure that death
scape by facing,
a courage thus
where fear con
i be compared to
which constantly
tes the breast of
ontidenee on yirt
rather the tran-
!y the time a man has fairly settled
down in congress and learned how
to save the country and has fertil
ized his patriotism with $ir,U'.0 or
siio.tioo he hears a voice away down
in his district saying: "Kotate, ro
tate, rotate'." And by and by he
hears another and another and so he
gets leave cf ab.-enee and comes
home to mend his fences. lut there
is no telling where we are at down
here in the seventh, for polities is in
an awful tangle. We have got two
Democratic silver candidates in the
field right now and one Independent,
of the Lord is still upon the land.
Neither war nor famine nor pesti
lence nor any great calamity has for
a long time befallen us.
ISii.r. A up.
A Secitiid Iluiu'vm
perish.
An explosion at the Tower Sugar
Works in Peoria. 111., Tuesday, kill
ed three men and seriously injured
several others.
Five French children were smoth
ered to death by a fire in a four
story tenement block at Turner's
Falls, Mass.. Monday.
Masked burglars gagged the sta
tion agent at Easthampton, Conn.,
Thursday night, blew open the. safe
with dynamite and rifled it.
While at work in a saw mill at
Lake City, Fla., Friday, Clarence
Hammock was caught in the belting
j and literally torn to pieces.
In a lit of jealousy Albert Somer-
vil!
vill
An interesting couple from near
Newell, were in the city yesterday
buying theu- household goods pre-; s.ltlll,laV) aml thon suk.;ded.
paratory u going to nouse-Kceping.
One who saw them would have
thought they had just gotten mar
ried, but they ha in't, for they had
had been married for thirteen years.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
O'Mclly. Some time after they were
married. "Dennis" became addicted
Financial and Commercial.
New York, April 20, ISM.
Sjieciiil Correspondence.
Business during the past week has.
shown moderate improvement. There
has been a marked and general in
crease in retail trade, as a result of
the sudden advent of Summer-like
weather, and the distribution of
some lines of manufactured goods by
jobbers has been on a larger scale.
The depletion of second-hand stocks,
however, has not yet been sufficient
to lead to an important replenish
ing demand in primary departments
of trade. There has been an in
crease of hopefulness as to the fu
ture in many directions, but the gen
eral disposition of traders is to con-!
fine operations within conservative!
limits. Stock Exchange values have'
ruled stronger, and there have been
moderate price advances in cotton
and grain, and a more pronounced
rise in the sugar market; but except
where controlled by combinations
the drift of the markets for manu
factured goods has been generally
against sellers. Bank clearings have
shown a gain of t! per cent, over last
week's totals, and an increase over
those of the corresponding week last
year of .".( per cent., which means a
relatively greater expansion of trade,
because the average of prices is low
er now than it was then. Current
reports of railroad earnings show a
gain for April thus far of 2.G per
cent. Business failures as reported
by II. (!. Dun iv Co. for the past
week numbered 22.' in the United
States and VA in Canada, against 241
in this country and ?A in Canada for
the corresponding week last year.
Cotton prices have advanced 1-1(1
of a cent per pound, as a result of
slightly more encouraging cables
ALL OYEK THE STATE.
PER
Absolutely Puro.
lliulii-t el
liltd Mali-
hot and killed Miss Ella Sumer- and a strong statistical position, but
his cousin, at Richmond. Tex., j then
o:
who, like Dr. Felton. defies the
danger, waere tear con- and there will soon be a goidbi:g: to the habit ot strong ormk, and the
backed bv the administration and wife informed him if he didn't'Mireak
-h:,;e which constantly '. !,,.f.,i Inmr the r-o iidiiLi t e i.f ' nft" from his driiiklr.c. she would
ummates tile breast ot , the Populists and Kepuu.ieans wia leave him. t lcuy Kept getting on
who builds his confidence on virt- give a Comanche w hoop and let ; his sprees jusl the same, and Mrs.
- principle; it is rather the trau- loose the dogs of war and "cry hav- j O'Melly left him, going to Texas,
t and evanescent lightning of ! ock" and the spoils of ofliee. Of ! She has been living there ever since
storm which derives half its lus-; course, the oldtiir.e rock-ribbed Detn-: thirteen year.
from the darkness that surrounds j ocrats will stick to their party it'! Sometime ago she came back to
! they can find it, but there is a lot of her old home on a visit, and O'Mellv
truth that real eour-1 Ivstless souls who sav thev can't be
honest prin-, worsted and intend to vote for whom
a clear con-! thoy ti0,,on please. They are dis-
ttie atten- eordant, dissevered, belligerent, and,
tton of boys who having had their ; V.n T)avid"s Utile armv. in-
mlnds inl'amed by stories of daring j Iutl ..J who are in tistress or in
(let
Thl, gen
v is associated will
ile. a true faith and a
ience should not escap
on of boys who having had their
mhamed by stories oi uaring i cIucle who are in bistre?
aspire to become heroes. If a bt or discontented.
has been no activity in -the
i trade. Receipts have been small,
At Philadelphia, Wednesday, Jas. i and for five days the exports have
Kane was stabbed to death with a j been more than twice as large as the
breadknife by his wife Lizzie, the ' movement to the ports. But inves
outcome of domestic troubles. j tors hesitate to "buy cotton for a
A mob of masked moonshiners ris" in the fuc0 of the favorable re
took Starling Savage, of Irving Col- j P,,rts of tht VZrcss of planting and
lege, Tenn., from his bed Sat urdav tLe liability of a considerable in
night and hanged him to a tree. crease in acreage. The bullish ef-
ct of the small crop figures is also
! neutralized by the continued depres
sion in the cotton goods trade. The
latter has continued dull; and in
spite of complaints that" prices are
already unnrofitablv low. the gener
al! explosion of i , 'on(.v ol tiit, market is still in
buyers' favor. The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world is 3.204.-
of which 2,733,090 are
igalnst -1.272.031 bales
FIRE INSURANCE !
A Safe Line of
Companies Represented .
Will write in cit y n:id country.
A Is, rej)resv'iii a
Security Company,
niles but). s of county Hi
.Iniiiii-lrators. executors, ...
J. Broadhurst,
i( LI )r( )u( ), N. c.
in Coil t House.
th:.
cor
D.
OlH
y
We asV tt-.l
An explosion in the Chicago 1 ire-
works Company's piatit at Cross-!
point. 111.. Wednesday, killed Nico- j
laus Boree and his sister Annie. j
Seven men were killed and six oth-!
ers seriously hurt b
t,.:r r in the Broadwater mine at
Xeihart, Mont., Monday morning.
Crazed by jealousy. I rederick ; gm) bales.
Merrick shot and killed his voting ' meriean
would piit drinking and be a '
tlomun" once more. "Barkis
willin','' and the two have 1
their second honeymoon.
SHRACK),
t' t-f
-1 JJ
d()l:
lion
I
g()o,
thev would be cor
must !o good. The mo:
ous feature of the flaming literature
prepared for boys is not the story it-s--:f,
bad as they may be. but its es
sential falsity. There are other
stories of crime
harrowing in their
ta'ned in "flash" literature, as for
example, some of the tragedies of
Shakespeare, but the latter gives a
t !: picture of humanity and such a
picture becomes a wholesome lesson.
It is the false character given to tin;
heroes of dime novels that makes
stii-'i books mischievous and misleading.
As
geous. they j y friend, Newt Tuml'm,
.-t mischiev-: s..;j a i,ni,f t;ine a., that the only
way to get even with the Republi
cans was to "jine 'em," and I hear
s n
are
hearing of her wheretibouts, calh'd
on ner aim promised net n sue worm. -f , , tl 11.oollvn llat- yv-, j , ., 01- h!lh Vl..uooiw0v i:lst
come and live with him again he : , ' sim.;(llMi in like mnn-i,!,. ' T.L,fe f f.ottr,n .n,-h,r
i - j ' . -rt ' o
! ner. j lust week at all interior towns were
In a tenement house fire at Cin-! 19,0s;r bales, receipts from the plan
cinnati, O., Saturday night. Mrs. j tations. 22. 7."S bales, crop in sight,
Mary Shafer and her infant daugh-1 0.al2.0u4 bales.
en
was gun
Mi
ohltime Democrats say they daughter of Mr
in" to do it if tear platform Willis, of Wayni
utl bloodshed s , don't s-uit tlietn. But if the fusion
way as any con- ! of popuii,ts and Republicans does
take place then the Republican-platform
won't suit our disaffected Dem
ocrats, for it will be a straddle both
on silver and the tariff. There are a
good many protection Democrats
FerttoM Her Death.
Bessie Willis, the 1" -year-old
and Mrs. Jenkins
villi, died in Ashe-
ville yesterday at 5.4.") p. in., at the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. O. W.
Muller, 1". Charlotte street. Miss
ter were burned to death while
asleep.
A passenger train on the Queen
and Crescent railroad plunged
through a trestle near Vosburg,
Miss., Monday. Eleven passengers
were injured.
The First National Bank of Bed-
always,
around here and more goldbugs,but ; would bene.it the patient. Ihe hope
it is rare to find a Democrat who fa-; was realized for a time, but a short
vors both. Among the ofliee seek-1 time ago it was seen that she could
ers the spoils will cover everything, not recover. A 12-year-old sister of
for as one told me yesterday, these Miss Willis died from a similar trou-
Willis had been suffering for nearly ; foru City, a., suspended lhursday
a year w ith valvular heart trouble, j morning, and a short time after the
and was brought to Asheville in the : Liberty Savings Bank of the same
hope that the change of altitude place also closed its doors.
At ( Gainesville, Fla., Tuesday, Jno.
A. Faison, aged 70, a well-known
LOOK !
James
Ff Hv
LOOK I
Daniel
' uij Hits.
1 ' V" MT
-it -iifvlti.
ter and friends who had passed over
the river. She said that she would
il V
5U
AJL
nerai rule, it not
ihe villain is a coward, nor can he : , f,-,rms :n-e onl v intended to ; ble little more than a year ago.
ben villain for any length of time j,ct jn U!U Passengers must not' Yesterday morning Miss Willis
without becoming a liar and a hypo- j stanj c,n the platform while the train j told her mother and others at the
crite. There is nothing picturesque : ;s m raotion. The way it looks now ; bedside that she had just had a vis
or attractive about hi:n whim he has j a piatf,,rm cannot be made that will ! ion of heaven, where she saw her sis-
ueon uimiasec. urn i.m 'i " u l'"ul harmonize tiie people of any party,
chronicler make a hero of him. Ev- j The coiiesive power of the public
plu
pu.ses iuiecen when ne is , - t1(l ofl-l0e seekers, but the people day afternoon. It was not thought
will not follow like they have done, j she could possibly live until that
They have lost confidence in parties ! time, but she lingered until precise
ami platforms. ly that hour, when she diedaspeace
Tboy are better educated political- fully as a -hild sinks in to slumber.
lv than they have ever been and will
not go it blindly. This is an age of j lM.iycd i.'i Hani Luck.
surprises and " nobody can foretell tviiie Landmark.
who will be the next president nor; A fakir struck the town Saturday.
hi
ds of
e insp
est adu
pn-pur.
JNO,
Fli.: ;
nted :
i ALLEN
ORTCH,
'.:.!.o;;-- at l..w.
I i urn i
i: cenT
r Ilcad-
f .I'.tllD,
f.:.l Hr.e
e.r se!f-
o VNew rii'scuih Rock Co.
uirken when he is '
eds (f daring; he
cd wiih the high-!
lion for true ciiurage and;
i. -elf 1o emulate real he-!
roes. But hi' should very early in
life be taught to discriminate be-'
t ween the real and the sham, and i
i-hould be impressed through his !
own small experiences with the in-;
fuer.ee upon his courage of a clear';
or disturbed conscience. Tims he!
may be taught a substantial truth
that if he would be I .rave he must be
true: if ;i hero, he must be imbued;
with good principles. ;
Any man can take a newspaper, j
It is the cheapest thing he can buy. :
It costs less than a postage stamp
less than to send or receive a letter. .
What good does it do you? It in-:
structs you and your wife and teach
es your children: it comes to you ev-;
cry week rain or shine, calm or
storm, bringing you the best news
of the neighborhood. No matter
what happens, it enters your doors
a welcome guest, full of sunshine,
cheer and interest. It shortens long
Summer days and enlivens long Win-
ter evenings. It is your adviser,
vmir gossip and friend.
, ' It w ill he an agri'euhlc surprise to per
sons subject to attacks of bilious colic
to learn that prompt relief may he had
!v lakiii'jr "liamberhiin's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Keinedy. In many in
stances the attack may he prevented hy
' taking this remedy as soon as the first
: symptoms of the disease appear. 'J5 and
."') cent I lot ties for sale hv M. K. Robin
son A: lire., and J. 11. Hill & Son.
driig-tists.
representative from the seventh dis
trict. We have not forgotten that
Dr. Felton. an Independent, carried
this district three times nor that the
Populists now elect their represen
tatives to the legislature from this
county, nor that this county went
Republican when Garfield was elect
ed and there is more political dissat
isfaction in these parts now than
ever before. The people have good
cause for their discontent. Take a
man who four years ago bought a
good little farm for 4.00O and paid
2.000 down and gave his notes
one, two and three years for the rest
of the purchase money and still owes
it with interest and he can't sell the
farm for more than 2,000 now. That
! man is holding somebody to blame
; for his desperate condition. lie is
; like the Irishman who said he did
not know what party he belonged to,
; but, begorra, he was agin the gov
; eminent. Take another man who
; owns a mine of manganese or who
! works in the mine or hauls the
ore to town and has made a fair liv
! ing in some connection with the min
. era! business and suddeuh' without
; warning the tariff reform committee
takes off the duty on manganese
Cinzen. was kuico. ov a tram wniiei , , -i : ,,o -r..-;,.r.c
walking on the track. Ile was caught j , . . . nomilial ofli.
on a trestle and cut to pieces. j , . . . , , : , ,nismrsi
A bile returning to Ins home from to middlemen, who have been able to
a carouse at York, Pa., Saturday j cut u,uer it. As a general thing,
night. Thomas Cagham took a nap J however, there is a more cheerful
on the Northern Central tracks and j feeling with regard to the prospects ! Catawba College over the election of
while
I The boot and shoe factories are
i generally well employed on orders,
land the trade outlook is encouraging,
I although there is complaint that
: profit margins are very small. This,
j however, is a condition that is not
j confined to the shoe business. There
1 has been a fair business in finished
iron and steel products, and values
! have ruled f rm, particularly on
I plates, which have been sold at a lit
i tie advance. But in Pittsburg Bes
I seiner pig iron prices have been
; shaded slightly; and as large buyers
' of billets are temporarily stocked up,
A Summary of Current Events for the
Past Seven Days.
A furniture factory is soon to be
erected at Mebane.
The committee for Raleigh's pub
lic library has raised .2,.o0.
Steps are being taken for the or
ganization of a bank at Asheboro.
Fire at Newborn, Wednesday,
burned C,5t.)0 worth of property.
The King's Daughters of Winston
have opened a home for poor work
ing girls. -
Eighteen bales of cotton were
burned at King's Mountain, Satur
day morning.
The estate of the late ex-Governor
Thomas M. Holt is estimated to be
worth 750, )).
McDowell county is to have two
iron bridges across the Catawba
and John's rivers.
Wilmington had another incendia
ry fire Tuesday morning. The loss
was about 2,000.
The Battery Park Hotel at Ashe
ville was damaged ::tt,000 by fire,
Thursday morning.
Charlotte is considering the estab
lishment of a new pants factory,
with a capital stock of K0J)00.
At Cates, Person county. Thurs
day, a saw mill plant was complete
ly wrecked by a boiler explosion.
About 3,000 feet of lumber belong
ing to the Cook Lumber Company
was burned near Weldon, Tuesday.
High Point will hold an election
in Ma' on the question of a bonded
debt of 40,000 for water-works and
sewerage.
In a runaway accident Wednes
day morning, Mrs. Dr. E. O. Elliott,
of Catawba Springs, had an arm and
leg broken.
In a drunken row in Ashe county,
Sunday night, Robert Martin was
shot and fatally wounded by his
j brother Jesse.
I A dead infant was found under a
negro house in Raleigh. Thursday.
Eliza Jones, colored, has been arrest
ed, charged with the crime.
The Asheville Citizen learns that
Philip Wilson, of Mitchell county,
has ten sons, all living, eight of
whom served in the Confederate
army.
The residence of Charles Long in
Person county, was entered by bur
glars Sunday night, who stole some
cash and a number of valuable ar
ticles. The barn and stables of A. B.
Shaw, near Laurinburg, were de
stroyed by lire, Thursday night, to
gether with one horse and nine
mules.
The Landmark says that Dr. II. F.
Long, of Statesyille, has invented an
operating table which will prove a
great convenience to physicians. It
can be doubled up and carried in a
doctor's buggy.
At Beaufort, Tuesday night, Wm.
Rice, a young white barber of that
t)u n n r.t dK- shot liv Miss Belle
Beveridge. as he was trvmg to cf- LOCAL l)SESi:0ffigftM&
tecl an entrance into ner nome, u.s
purpose evidently being other than
robbery.
A contract has been awarded for
building a co-operative cotton mill
at Fayetteville to have lO.otilj spin
dles. The brick-work is to be done
in "JO days. The Holt cotton mill
there is completed and ready for the
machinery.
The Newton Enterprise says the
rivalry between the two societies oi
IBrown's
Iron
Bitters
ii-." trsrtmi; aliments.
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Hrnvvi's Iron Hitters.
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Kidney and Liver 0
Troubles, M
Impure Blood.
Nervous Ailments, B!
IT
W Dyspefsih.
Neurhc.ii,
Constipation,
Malaria,
fci Women's Complaints
Get cny the cciMiic it has crossc;! n-J
2 lines . n L:.e wrapper.
mm nro.vn chcmical co. e
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Paying
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was kiiied by a passenger train. of t10 ir(m industry, although it has
Pespondency caused by business j not yet been expressed in any sub
reverses induced Charles IT. Voor- j stantial increase in demand,
his, ex-Congressman, of Jersey City, There have been no important new
N. J., to kill himself with a pistol in j developments in the grain trade oth
his law ofliee, Wednesday night. cr than the fact that late navigation
While on their way to church Sun-1 has opened and a reasonable shifting
day, John Leiminger and wife were ! of supplies from interior points to
killed by a train in their attempt to j the seaboard is now in progress. The
drive across the New York Central beginning of this movement lias en
railroad track near Buffalo. N. Y.
At Elgiu, 111., Wednesday, Miss
couragod the hope of an early in
crease in exports, as shippers for
He wanted to sell medicine but found
the tax too high and he compromised
bv selling or trying to sell what he
called "electric solder." This he
claimed was his own manufacture
and he was not liable to taxation for
selling it. A good crowd gathered
but sales were dull. Presently the
fakir, who was in a buggy, started
to drive away, but the crowd held
the buggy and the horse walked out
of the shafts. This little pleasantry
was taken in good part by the vic
tim and there was no row. Failing
;itj .toscii, ne gave a .vay some oi nis
solder. He said he was out $2 by
his experience here and that this was
the only town in which he had ever
lost money. Pit7 but that all of
them who come here coukl sav that.
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Mary Linnett shot dead Miss Eliza- j i0,m; wwlkS l,asi ,1JXU ua"U1'
beth Trowbridge and blew out her capped by the small stocks at Allan-
own brains. Her unnatural affec-! 1,0 l10rts
An AllitUvit.
tion for the girl was the cause of the
tragedy.
The old Peunsj-lvania railroad sta
tion at Philadelphia was consumed
by lire, Saturday,; causing a loss of
over $noo,000. Falling walls killed
Actual business on for-
i eigu orders has been moderate in all
grains; but there has been consider
able inquiry for wheat, corn and
oats, which will be likely to lead to
larger clearances in the near future.
Although speculation has not been
active, there has been some accession
IMO lilC-IilCIl UIII.1 Ot-IlllUJV 11IIIICU , ft 1-11 1 ,1
J i of confluence, which has caused ad-
fourieen ouicrs.
A tornado which swept through
Faulkton, S. P., Sunday, killed two
persons and injured several others,
besides destroying much valuable
property, including a church, which
was blown away.
While brooding over the idea that
his family would sutler from want,
John Lehman, a Chicago street-car
driver, shot and killed his three chil
dren and himself, Monday evening.
Lehman had saved $1,300, and lived
comfortably, but became despondent.
During a trial of a case in court at
This is to certify that on May 11th. I
walked to Mi lick's drug More on a pair
of crutches and bought a bottle of
( 'liamlH-rlaiii's I'ain IJalm for iiillaninia
tory rheumatism w hich had crippled me
up. After using three battles I am com
pletely cured. 1 can cheerfully recom
mend it. Charles II. Wet.cl. Simbim
l'a.
voni and subscribed to before me on
Vn.nul 111 1S1I1 - W:i!lei-S!ioim:oi .1 P
For sale at ."( cents per hot lie hv M. E. ' and mortally wounded the city mar
Kobinson & IJim., and J. II. Hill iV: Son, shal, but was himself killed while at
drttggists. I tempting to escape.
vances of 1 to P cents per bushel in
prices of wheat and ' to i of a cent
per bushel in corn. Western prices
of hogs have declined 10 cents per
100 pounds, and values of lard and
ribs in Chicago have fallen 12 to 13
cents per 100 pounds, which decline
has made a new low record for lard.
commencement declaimers lias n :v-h-ed
the eye-blacking stage. A light
Monday evening between Prof. W.
11. Dove and Lee Iluit is the latest.
.Pev. E. C. Melton, a liaptixt
preacher of Cumberland county, was
thrown from his buggy and killed,
Wednesday. He was going down a
steep hill wh":i the harness broke and
the horse ran away, throwing him
against a tree and crushing his skull.
Monroe Johnson, colored, who has
been on trial at Charlotte last week
for breaking into the house of A. C.
Shields, in Mecklenburg county, on
the night of January Sth, and trying
to murder the inmates, has been
found guilty and sentenced to hang
May 23rd. "
James Chappell, aged 21, of Ire
dell county, while returning from a
visit to relatives in Wilkes county,
Tuesday, was killed by the accident
al discharge of his gun, It being
knocked out of the buggy. His
younger brother, Sanford, was with
him at the time.
Pev. Arthur Eldridge and another
colored man, named Mitchell, got
into a row at Pural Hall, Forsyth
& WALL PAPER JK.
AT WHOLESALE FH1CES,
J ft A i!.-in : aTi.l ii i . ! Warrant-! to
lUW : hi-i'aiit Kilts .v. " j wiit or m..iM-y
S&ffiPlCS , iVn.i.'tVlr't!'-'!.'-!"''- l-n or-
Free.
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t "liiife-'t-- J6 rsr- r.d tutifie Die hair.
W.-a. r "- l"'ir:iit pr.'1h
r- -;i i-;rvpr la
H!NDEi?CORNS.
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SUPPER
i if
BREAKFAST-
G3ATEFUL-CCMFORTING.
W J J
COILING V.'ATER CR MILK.
ETj C lilrl.c.l. r" KnctUh IHnmoiil It ran.
reflNVRQYAL PILLS
county, Wednesday, when the latter
During the "U inter of ISM. 1-. M. Mar- ctn.,.i. i:A ffirmi.r with n ror-l- in-
1 1 ii. ! Kong iieaclt, est a., contract- . . , ,. , , .
,hI a severe cold which left him with a flltl"ff a wound which resulted m
couirli. In speaking tt now ne enrol it Kldriuge s death. 1 here was a wo-
he says: 'I tiseil several kinds of cough
lit
syrup but found no relief until I bougl
a bottle of Chamberlain's Coitgh Item
eme-
ly, which relieved me almost instantly,
tiiI in a short time brought about a eoui-
Central Citv. Cob . Thnrsdav Samn- nlete cure." When troubled with a
i r .i. ''. -i -.i, cotf'h.
el Covington, a visitor, charged with
endeavoring to intimidate a witness,
shot and killed ex-Ma3'or Williams
man in the ca;-e.
John Tillman, a whiskey distiller,
committed suicide Wednesday, at
his home near Poxboro, by taking
strychnine. He had been drinking
excessively. There is an indictment
or cold use this remedy and you
will not find it necessary to try several
Limli before von ;'--t relief. It has hecii
in the market for over twenty years and in the Federal Courtagainst him for
constantly grown in favor and popular- some violation of the revenue laws
itv. For sale at 20 and ;0 cent per bottle i . . . , . , i i i-
lv M. E. Hol.inson lv IJro., and J. p. and h had said that he would die
II III & Son, druggists. I before he would go to court.
tkiiitj
ail Lucm It:ii. i'
VtJt I 4 -Lt
are sutgoct to
peculiar ills. The
yjtj riitht remeiiy tr
g babies' ills-eslK-.-iiilly
worms au mjih-
.27 dWoriiors is
i r- V'nrrvliflicrr
Jrrn for .V) yo:irx. n tiu
it.out the ills iu:d tUe
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I has rnrr't c:i
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