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Vol. i. no. 22.
LINCOLNTON, NORTH G iHOLIN A, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 180C.
31.00 A TEAR.
, THE BEST
Family Medicine
81i Em Xrer Known. Word of Praise '
from a Hew York Ladj for
AYER'S PILLS
'I would like to add my testimony to
that of others who have uai Ayer'a
Pills, and to say that-I have taken' them
for many years, and always derived the'
tost results from their use. For stom
ach and liver troubles, and for. the cure
of headache caused by these derange
ments, Ayer's Pijla cannot be equaled.
TVhen my friends ask me what is tha
best remedy for disorders of the stom
ach, liver, or bowels, my invariable
answer is, Ayer's Pills. Takenin sea
son, they will break up a cold, prevent
la grippe, check fever, and regulate the
'digestive organs. They are easy to
take, and are, indeed, the beat all-round
family medicine T have ever known."
Mrs. May Johnson, 308 Rider Avenue,
New York City.
AYER'S PILLS
Highest Honors at World's Fair,
ajer's Sareaparilla Cures all Bind Oiwder.
T.
F. CO.STNER, JMC. r.
LlNCOLNTOS', N. C.
rgin of Soim. Popular Wortfn
and Pftr.
. .
tiCAIt,,, flist gained universal
yogtto in cohhVHion rith Gateau's
asasiniiigti of President Garfield.
Tt9 word, )jvve novr com to ap-.j
plit, impliej condition of niiud
verging rpou insanity, and thia
uua given rise to ,ne erroneous
not ton that it has its origin in the
German word "krank."
The word Dago, now com
monly applied to Italians all over
the country, came originally from
Louisiaua, where it at first re
ferred only to people of Spanish
origin, but later applied to Italr
ians and Portuguese as well. The
word is a Corruption of 'Diego"
(Jaines), a common Spanish name
k4Dude", with its feminine
"dudine," may have come to us
from the old English word for
clothes "duds," in earlier timr
spelled "duded." Thackery writes
of one ot his characters: Her
dresses were won'derfulj her bon
nets marvel oua. Few AYpmen could
boast such dudes." Shakespeare
in"The Merry Wives of Windsor,"
write3 of a "bucke of duties"
meaning a basketful of clothes
ready for washing. Its present
currency dates from February,
lt7G, when the word appeared in
Putnam's Magazine.
; "Jingo" and "Jingoism" are of
dispute derivation. In the Basque
language the word Jingo means
God, and it is widely believed that
"By Jingo!" was a form, of oath
with which the Basque sailors fam
iliarized the English - sailors, and,
i.uiwu5V mem, n iiugti3u-3cai- i Cruder
mg J people. But others think
About th 3ul tan.
Ihe present sultan of Turkey in
AWIul Hamid Ip, ho ii do intar-
-fiig lijrure anions the. ruler o!
tb south because Le has really de
fit 1 England, Kussia, Franco, and
Germany, slaugnterin a vast
number of his Armenian subject
for no other reason than that they
wc ro Cbristiatia. All of these
ouldb3 glad to kick Turkey out
of Europe, but no one dures to
move first. For the qnestian would
be, Who 6hall have Constantino
ple? Each wants it and a war
would bein as soon as tho sultan
wns got rid of, so they havo to let
him stay.
Abdul is short, bent in the back
languid in movement, with large
ears, nose, lips, hand?, and feet ;his
hair la thin and dark; his teeth
long and yellow; his complexion
like parchment. He is tifty-lhrea
years of age; he succeeded bis
brother in 1876.
There is a palaco on the Bospho
rus a few miles above Constantino
ple ; this palace is a wonder of art ;
it is made of white marble, and all
that skill in carving and all that
beauty in furnishing can do has
been lavished here but the sultan
Bu: ers and"C!axk3 Incomlst
. - . b n'c y .
. .A ter speaking of tb time hou
ort?i issues on which D:nocrcv
f?a ed its greatctt victories. Ju
ui I a recent writnr in tba Chnr
lotl i Observer, s Ays. lammtiu the
f ac: that som ) DomocraU so-called
hav i laid atidu tuosj old itrues:
Rut no I It remained for Mari
on iiutler, tho savant of Uooev-
m
cat1, to discover aud Uiach the
Offers his professional service to t he
people of Lincolnton and surrounding
country. Office at residence-next to
the' North State Hotel.-
politicians, through the Farmers
Alliauce, that the times were sad
ly out of joint, and that this dis
jointed condition was due not to
higti tariff, nor to fraudulent pen
sioi.s, nor to the iniquitous inter
nal revenue system, but to the act
ual demonetization of silver in
1S7S, though Mr- Butler voted for
Cleveland in 1SSS, on a national
platform that said not one word
alout "free silver," and, what is
more, he and all other Populists
who were then Democrat, stood
upon the Stato platform the iamo
year, w&ich, though strong in its
demand for thd immediate rejeal
of the internal revenue system and
the protective tariff, had not one to ssy.
word to say aloutsiIvr from etart
to finish.
So, for all these yearn, the voice
A Vi ifllnc Congross-Pubtic tm
pall on co.
ncrefs has bren io session up
trai tf ol two mooths and nnthlDg
ba 'Kcn.done. Tbc public if icet
tin i retUre and eiprtsiions of tbu
discontent find tbeir way into the
newrpapers. The country
aloo well enough without Con
gress hot wbeu Cotireis is id ses
sion, something is expected ol it.
If it does uothiue good there is
alwtys disappointment, and cou
pled with this a fear that it is g
in? to do something bad. It is
rcalled how buiinets was t?nt
l and every interest suffered
through the eternal gabbU aud iu
acti.m of the Senate in U9'2. Now
coroes aloufj Congress having a
larjjtj ltepublican majority, the re
suit principally of the dissatisfac
tion with its predecessor, and yet
promising In follow in i's foot
step. This body noed, for th
go A ot the country, to legislate or
go home. It will do nolth.r. That
consrrvatire independent pap-r,
tha Washington r.t, rehearsing
tht netils of tho country. tt
L.
Surgeon Dentist, ; ,
, LlNCOjNTON N. C. -
All work guaranteed, nothing but
best.materials used. Prices reasonable.
Terms cash excrepr by special agreement
- Office on Main Street
doea not live in it. He is in a plain
white marble building at Yildig. and pen of Judge Clark have ob
the highest point in the city. This j served a respectful aud dignified
building U surrouuded with sol- J silence, upon all political isaues,
diera ; let anyone attempt to go up j (including that of free silver)
the hill and he will hear the crv, ! while the crime of 7K wns insid
"Yasak," which meaus "It is for- j iouly and skillfully eating ite
biddeu." If no atteution is paid way into the very vitals of his
to this the soldier does not hesitate country's prosperity. And it is
to thrust Ins bayonet into the in-; only after the Alliance, in the
They set small value ou name of the Populist partv, di-
htlTTIMIl lltft in T'lirtt.V rii'.rii tliu mnnJu. u .1 ..
a t; ..uu. Uppermost in the mind of the ate vrith another. th Republican
TTn crl o r ( rr A rr li tm r .-1 ij nnw cat
. i f ii i ptaasassinatiOD. Ihe water and
. f - .- M thefood He drinks is tasted by sevr ear Ppl. iat the judgef
cagi lui i ui uuy gust, uut
sultan day and night is the dread Prty, in tne etlort to tear the vile
brute from the throats of "the
C.
Attorney .at Law, 5
-' s - - -
' LlNCOLXTON, N. C.
- "York intrusted to his care will-be
promp!tly:and (.arefully attended to. ,
-Offlce on Main Street:
the original song expressed exactly
the-opposite sentiment a rjeeire
for peace. It begn with "We
don't want to fight," but if they
had plenty of men, ahips, and
money, ''by jingo."
"John BuU," was the invention
of Dr. AjbutfenoVui one ofhi3 t4 . 'i - . ...
. , , , . , . sultau and the favorite ladies of
eaUnohl ketches ndiculing the ... . , ,
p. f i tt his hrem. When an embassador
great Duke of Marlborough. He t4 .. i
j t u n i't call on him (having previously
drew -John EUill as, the typical Eix- . . . . 1 , . ,
tv i. . 3 v .' , u got permission, of couree)he makes
glisaman a stout, red-faoed . old ? v .
farmer, fax too corpmleat for com- r-. ,
. i ' . . ... I man anpalrn it in 1 nrkih to thp
eral in his " p.re9enc before he wrapped in the serenity of his own
touches it. He sleeps aloce in a.' solitude, viewing the struggle from
bedroom to which he ascends by a judicial height, and observing
ladder he. polls up aher him. On the swiftness with which the. sil-
the ground floor at Yildig are his ; Ver current ia running," fvels a,
8ecrLtarie8 ; on the next is 06man I quickening of conscience, receives
Pasha, his great general, tbetieaQ S na t-econd sight. a it wer, with
. I i t . .
wnicn ne see a new ngnt m tne
land 6f the Noon Day Sun, where
T wo VIows of tho Bond Salo,
I nn'i Review ssys:
MD:e woudtrtol sacccst of the
p-f jlar loan alters lbs fac of
er.its. January cpsrations bo
con aLcint history, tha nation
luoiiuta aboT all doubu and fvars
to a solid certainty that th pop!
can aud will uphold their arovtrn
mentwitn liOS.OOO.OCO bid by 4.
OX) banka or persons. Ttst tra
ni dous strength of tho national
credit is demonstrated as It has
net bert lf"r fur many tears.
Tne inOutoee of this vnl upon
alt manufacturing and all trad
cannot Lj lightly estimated; tt
strips th silver agitation cf all its
powrr to hurl ; it puts tba Tmsu
ry ujon a sate basis for a tiot,
whether Congress dora anything or
not : it notifies foreign batioc that
tho United 5'tatcs bare Ker as
well as purpose ; it unlocks mil
lions of gold which hav ben f lh-r-n
in preparation, tnngs directly
4fcral millious of gold from Ku
rorw? and stimulates the aniitfy cf
foreign investor to obtain Aon
csn Stfcurilie.'
Writing on the atna topic Ihe
New York 6un points out that, is
tht first payment on the bonds it
CO pr cnt. in gold for wbicn tb
subscriber gets mactlv one-fifth of
tho bonds bid for, "if.7 says th
Hun.Mthe bidder tiudt that it would
tx unprofitable to take any tnor
blinds at the trice. b cannot b-
ccip-lled to tak thm." More
over:
"Any speculator with two hun
dred odl thousand dollars could
bid 112. for instance, for fl.OXJ.rxo
of tb loau, receive bi tvm
bonds, sell them at th market
price of tav Ht, and lhn draw
the gold tor his next installment
Ifrom tliQ Treasury, and contmoe
th process to long as It might af
I lord a profit, until bis whole sub-
I
tb.
a
friv
son
"Attorney at Law,.
" V LlNCOLXTON, N. C.
I Practices in airof t he State arid Fed
eral Courts. Prompt attention given
9 all-bnsiness - -i
Offlce in N rth State Hotel.
great-chamberlain or 6ecr.etary,and ect. ra' or Emperora, -and more
B
A. JUSTICE.
Attorney ""at- Law
, . ' L'iNcoiXTOf, N. C.
J. .. Ithni. '(II dtlAAo'alnl n .KaMiia
, him ...in Jeahftr rreechea revc:ntion are recorded: and
boots, put a sVrat kea , m . - , wl....re the neonle ar aa Yolcanio
m-hishandarjA.abuUdog.atl. v--a U 1. "--and -number. 412.-
Practices in the Courts of Lincoln,
Hecklenbur. Gaston. Catawba, Cleve
land, Rutherford, Polk, and in tbe
Supreme,and "Federal Courts.
' Otflce i'n North State Hotel.
rET-VIL, NOTICE.
4 -1 Dr. A. W AlciaDderwiirbTat
his. office atXincolntori, Jane, Ku-
gtigt,. October' DwcetnTtxeri Febroi-jj
airy, and April. Will' be in Mt.
Holly, July, September, November,
January, March and May.
Patronage -Biidleii-: Termaxafib
' iAnd moderate.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. .
- -
Vatches repaired. Anything in the
Jeweler's Jine done with - neatness and
dispatch. Give mea'call." ll-lSS-ly
fort, choleric, with all an hpneat
and well-meaning fallow. He
clothed
and top
cudei?
Kiia ond an dof. Vilm nT frs'V n.11
. . '" . v . . t if ttjey are known to be friendly to
i- -rr t'v tt : 'i.'- Turkey can ..get n audience: a
tive EnghshnaAn. He -mar navel. ' ' - a
, , , ? - v ' I noornaliet wbn writes for.influen-
oeen not so- oaa a caricature iix
the days .of Queen Annt, but the
(average Bnjihmjan of 189$ is
pnysicany no aiouxer tnan, prowa
bly ' hot so 6t6ut as the average-
American.
"Unfile Sam" and ."BiotW mi"-3t8- of coune, but they
, ,y ... me-ii clerks. There are four men
Jonatlian7r arose in this way: . . ,
rt. - ' v.- -.4. ;V he r:he8 on Osman Pasha, who
When Gen. Washington went into x. . A, . .
Malsadririsett-a t6"faV:6 command i" . . r
according to bin own account, the
form of governments 'between
182: ana 1908 yas. .rjhangl ten
tira over fifty pron nucoed
ed e ch otfcer m rreAient, Dr
jooi
tia). papers and will ppeak favora
bly for Trfrkey can get fine pTOB-
euts
Tlie-Eultan is a bard worker; he
;dofa everything himself; he has
Meatiwhilf, if the Senator, who
know this well at wa do can
find matHrtal for ielf-rep-ci and
elf approbation in Ihe rotlecliou
that they have at least prevented
a prire fight in Nw Mexico or Ar
izona, wi envy thern tho buoTancy
of their infatuation. It true
that thy are only o many ot-
tricbei hiding their heads in sand.
Kverybody else knows that the fi
nancial conditions are no more U
vorablo today than they were a
year ago. and everyUdv knows
that for iKi. wulij SHUItlOU
the Seuate is rcspnible.
Aud the New York Dry Uoods
Kecord, concluding a well-consid
ered editorial on Congress, says :
The time is at hail hti the ! ford a profi
foriyfive States now represented I script in of ll.O0CO should t
in that body ihould rif en maire exhausted. Tb only protf:tion
and demand of their servants a , that the loan enjoys against such
fulfillment -of their pre-election ; predatory operations lies in tb
pledget, and failure in that dutv.bcinrM honor and inlri!y of the
should be tollowed by requfjtt for subscribers, and in the stability cf
their Immediate resignation. Tool the market lor th bonds."
much politics and too little or no j .Tie statement of th problems
buire!f exp?rrenco t guido tnem j folio wing th9 acceptance of the
are drafta upon the country re-bid. it will bo irn. brinn for
ootcM, that ar crowing steadily , warr th vrrr iutnrr-ttins question :
wear ;r, and eVvy df lay ia succeed-jIIo much of ma! patriotism will
ed by a greater on. The voids cf i t- si-own by lb? bidder, all txr-
tb SenstO" inc it convened haajsjnj of meant, and. pmscablv.cf
bcn one of vacillation and jingo-Ulan l:;g in thsir re4pf-:tiT com
ism. -The boor is at hand whn Imuri? How many of lbca
."tiict Schoot QuarrmJa,
ill appear by artsUcf
oct0icgs oX lb coast y cca
oen each month thai liars)
Try ts -sting a grtat deal cf
ous stail to Mitlcd (mm,
of tbsj Tarioa acbaol dia
Uic a. Not only U tfcia Uaa, tsl
w ara rsliaUy iuf&rmed ttAt U.t
sase is on the inert. Soxaa cf
it costs from tia whiu dliirirU
and a crttt dsal from the ccJcred.
Tbey ar mostly little jvalouc aod
factional quarrels, worth net a
cnt either way.ytt they art pUad
up x:ioTv the com2aissio&ers, aid
lh enly tod the? cr is to break
up the cbool in that rtrticItT
district cr frquadT the c&ney :n
a 6less wy. It lh fplo ra
do this would stop lung eowf t Ui
tNink wLat Lsrcj they do, iter
mtj(hl li a slubtruoa cf it. W
hav ho;es that tb wLtta pop!
will this and, wber it has Le-a
the ccitocn to Lst uairls la in
jar thtj fT.ciei.cr of lbs) rbo-l
Ihev will atop it. Ii. regard to ih
negrtva tl U us! to express any
uch hj. Tt.ry will ftr a I cg
timo continue. tmJer the prss-ut
Uw, to qusidr th money which
l bo bila taropl f orr.uh, in a way
wblch t of littlo !nefil to tb
rr-.
At this nirttirift cf the lKat4 of
mcumlMitiri there was a cim tu
which a buck ftegru bad bren tsich
in kcwji wiui no s&o;m. u
ws getting a sslary cf tt and
raed about cum acbdar a day.
Ttere wts another wbtre a
negro committee hirJ a Uachtr,
and then b-coming dissttiife
k j tn t.tt on.
h rtasd in t tre&tU a, ail a
c.ral furor ar e In a few n:ct;ts
the schvjol hour was l.amJ.
Thtar etarnplel of wht prc-g
cress Ito colored tmtier it cak
ing ith the rncner he f&r ed
ucational porpos. Of rosraa
thern arc exceptions, wbrt litre
is pood attendiec. Monro Journal.
000, 00 in all' of which 0.000,000
6t oi e half, arefull blooded In
dian j, 4;p00,000 raixH Whitwand
Indi inj, 1.500,000 native white;
and ''where th atidrpest and
phrovdeet convict 'criminala are
pen, 'need to eerve upon the police
force . and the leaders of brigandf,
whei. captured, are offered a corn-
man 1 in the army." Hut all tht
worl & well, for the judge ays
"Mtxico haa not made the mi-
tako of coutxacting her currency,
of the Revolutionary army, he I and hence being untranoneled in
found a geat lack of ammunition
and other suppliea. He turned
for aid to Gov. Jonathan Truro-
bull, of Connecticut. In many
emstgenjiec of . that period hje
used the phraw, 44 We mu9t con
sult Brother Jonathan on she sub
ject.!' Thexpcesaion came na-
tionally cuirent ana it etanas as
theAnericjanpatftilel to John
Bull."
Uncle Sam was invented in the
war of 1612. An inspector of war
NEW GOODS.
ome ning muit b done to ad
van?' the bnsmesa interralaof the
cQua;ry. . Will the Senate riv to
the c:casion f
Tb.a is but tin beginning. Thc
are c.erely tho muttenngs wtich
preia the itorm. Vociferou
oraicrt dcnid on the cturop in IS
0-1 tbl rfght of Clereiand tn issue
bondi under the old legal tender
act, t nd were elected to Congreit
on the strength ot their deuoncia
tier, of him. 11 is issuing bond
agar, right under their noss, and
they neither stop hiro, prond a
more regular wy lor him io d' so.
leap and bounda in her develop-1 nor enact legislation to ooTtat the
me:it during thee latter vear. I nnrestitv for bonds. Meantime
- - - -1 - m
whil the United States,owing to th country ia anxious and expect
a contrary policy, baa bven auffe r-1 ant ancv rapidly getting ready to
ing under the blight of long en-1 YOto.il Congresses a nuisance.
Cbarlmte Observer, 1st.
And it i the policy of auch a
country that Judge Clark would
havo ua follow. Why doea not
iiriare "bosjnet honor and in
fgrt" ccongh to witbiUnd the
A Declaration of tndopondonm
A gi sjsl bts b-en said ani
written about th s;:h dli?crrJ
in lhi Ho- cf npmesutin
on Ihe 4th Inst, br IlprrfnUtiT
lVsrui, ff ihn ninth dutncl of
Ncrtn Carolms. Wi- z 1 il in the
Crrisionl JWord cf Xht tth,
and is of inirst. Thvs:
Te hta brn two dtiire ranrra
tcrf'.j cpoa lie asbjict cf what
lira I'd. lh new ailtex parry.
Oc ia tbalpaprrth Otarrsr
tern' AUoc to Uidc on th ctrcuo-j f'r "hr.h had justbad a o
iKb cf r?-,.. r,-f Utio read addrkd ta tha vet-
the rM
her irogreai", has marched on by
itan the con poinu
taV frna the Lrrisury
nrcarf to purchaM thf reat-ic-ing
'0?r cenL cf thUodt thr
ha bid for?.
It Umka at though w should
hat a tjlof Amtrican chancer.
A-beville Citixti.
read
?ra .it Jfuti h:a rastaac Sa
to tV t circular nf Ss,tVor
and firman, ut!r; rdtlia
at Ir ?ioa to a'.l rf us IVpchSJ
cam NjtmllsU and Dccrata t&
brva tip tht eld rrty Use aid
go if -j the silver p- t:a
glad rrccit tnat a disttn
ruit; his own body servant; and
hi private priest. These laitcr
two, ignorant and fanatical, are
more influential than the other
two. ihe chiet eunucn, ieter Ag-
Vior a nart in 5nflnenrfl' bo ia rtp-
Ut., W uww u . M M . . , mm.- m mm r a . . .
Ecnbed a a moat repulsive lcok-1 r f.
I lAnd it ia the i
lb?man' countrv that Judee Clark would Fusion Harmony.
The "mute eunuchs" of which u foHow Wh dwa Dot nator Duller aaya that the
oneoears id comuntinopie are , . c, . ft bimelf to hit PopnliaU must vote lor no man
men who have been made speech- lt .. .j;,,;..! .i.,.' for a presidential elector who doe
less in childhood purposely toDi I not openly on the stump declare
i . I. rni i j
inienm ttox onus anu r-ma.on. itJ.j renrrnUUte of thai par-
N irth Carolina pay t2.CX2.779 L M. .j li;c:RlT CD?clC3f.d tJ tech
in ittcmal tax-s and get f-ack m in lt, Ccscressicnat Ihreclory
pn.ian S7s?.C0 a yrrly i.l (r NewUscSs, sit tfore C.
lot of r.MW. ;vitL crat rtpt to him and to
Thr grat rtato .,f Maachu- p i fc baa in viw, I
sett rxys; cnutr mis system o; n t. , ,.v .i.. .iifit
internal rvvenu?. I2.0?7,172.2- oprrtanilj to dlir.- Ihs istita
and gU back. undr the system Uori wrh the Sradtr the Tops -of
pensions which now exists and fil ly hlt UMtTitj ja ae elUT
erve the sultan. These are his ex-
himlf a "frv-j and unlimited.'
I'havfT the largest stock of New
KugioAL Insruments thst has ev
er been in North Carolina, euch
&6 AUTOHARPS, ACCORDIAN8, MAN-
i douitb, Guitars, Banjos, Violinb,
and Roller Organs, and any
thing else that is kept in. a first
class Mu3ic Store. Prices lower
than ever. . Orders by mail have
promt attention. Addess
W. L. Lowe, Newton, N. C.
11-29-95. ' - : .-:Vm ' it
n tff't
supplies wa3 named Samuel Mone. ,hey ,re ,kitul ln Congreman Cain of T.i " Senator Pritch.rd Dd Chairman
8oD-. A wottain owMjMti- bowatri6g, and Turk. dead. He had .erveJ 12 year. i Hollon aa, that tb. lUpublican.
,5 . . a. i. 1 who feel certain their names will I xlouee. I cannot stultify themlve by vot
and whiChWere8tamp,d: "E. A.-l ? ?Jea f0uld, "met The Hrm of D. J. Carpenter & g for fr ..lrer m.n.
- 1 m mon innv nuTA mown no navB i n v. j: i i at fhmwinir a.
U.S." was agked what these marks I ; -7 ' 1 T , ro., oi newion, naa oeen ul.uit- "
ava th. tbftvlte ..mow w "X Ud. aav the Entemriae. Mr. r.
UlCOkUIV. UV JkO A V W1VU wuww . ml 1 1 I " I -
:
meant "Elbert Anderson
cleSam" (alluding to Inspect
will continue to exist of necessity,
Th great Slate of Ohio pay
$12, l77,Ub.CJ of inumal re venu.
and she le bck. ia th form of I
pensions. IU.787.1V1.W.
which hat Uen read. I declin It
ootonly in rov own name, bst in
th name of 12S.0CO tma lUpctU
cans In lhtauof h'orlh CarUma
to-day. W an net going to trtaJt
the ranks ; ani we ar not toisg
Chattel Mortgages for .sale at
The rDEMocRATxfriqev neaUy.print
ed on "good paper at 40 cents per
hundred
I waters the
Samuel Wilson, who wa9 locally
called -XJnole Sam), c The initials
of the United States were trans
formed by a local joke into a na
tional sobriquet. N. Y. School
Journal. r
and Ua- diers. - and neyer heard of agaiD' 0. Carpenter retires, and hia aia- the old partie. Dmo
nspector Jhe secrets of this home of the M FaQnie Corriher enter and Republican, alike, are -ac
.wltan will never be told. The or- 4. u milVnnw dli and liara."-Wilmtn
:-
Rutherf ordton is to have a new
cotton mill, costing $ 100,000.
ISy way
little oil on th
Cancaaian ay that
mocral
coun-
gton
Review.
And all this is the r?ult, per-
hia bod v. and then a splash in the 1 And now it turns out that the I haps, of aome of th 'ideM
. . i ..... ... i . t i
Konborna ana all is over: tne exe-1 rnrftA on tfhich claimed to nave I Senator uutier aav ni crowa
' WTT 9 vm M - r-
cuUoner doea not know the Darnel on 000 circulation, has only 8,0001 stand for. Great, int it? Ed.
"S? a fc .m. Z m mm. mmm I I
01 me vicxim nor wn ne u caarK- paia p-rmP h.- ft nno.
could he speak them 4 ': Jf "
bowstrint: is thrown around the a V. J. uarpenier vo.
neckof the victim, weights tied to
ed with : nor
if he did. New York School Jour
nal.
A Ponulist paper which can not Editor Uaniela ot naieign ana
cetun "tho wind" is a rare birdMMarihall Carroll have made friends
o - a
The gStaUof Pennsylvania inlom uw paTty which hi on
tinsl idea, and which will cot r
ceie 50 electoral voir In th ctzt
presidential ocntrsL as we know
and aa they kncw. Applan
This cay be called a &w deja
ration of ind;ndsnc. As wts
aaid ot rrcent language cf Snatcr
pave $lO.Wl,lfc4.l2 inumul rare-
nuj, ansl she gets back $18,674,-
The Suts of low pay 1.-
106,67 internal reveou. and gU
back in pnion I,7W,CXX1.
Kanaa pwy IJT7.GS3 til inter
ior. J. J. Molt ay h i for il
ver reffardl of party.
nal revenue and gaU tack f3.04.- pnlc,fcrdt of tb aam totstxee
ia pensions, and ao on. hhea U brave words. Of 2fr!
iVaraon, it may b aid, a of Eca
ator Piitchard: We shall ae if
be lives up to then. Charklt
Hon. Wm. H. Engluh of Indi
ni. who was th Democratic can
didate for the vict-pridsncy inl Harry Skjucer made a srwrh
16S0, is dea. He was worth on f r atlv r in the Hoc Un
15.000.000. 1"T.
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