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THE MOUNT AIRY NEWS. MOUNT AIHY, N. G THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1890. NO. 10 VOL. Hi. Lj . jt-.ij(.f. S I M MONSN REGULAf0Rf7 THE BEST SPRING mEDICINE Is Simmons l ivi.; PcXiulator. Don't forget to I,i! tr it. Now is the time you need it in i t to wake up your Liver. A lugRlsit l.iv.-r Pirns-! "i! Malaria, Fever and Auii", I' ic i' i Ci-cn, and many other Ills which Vi r 1,'k- coiiMitution and wreck i'-n't (nret the word KhOl l .l :'- : i- SIMMONS l.lVfcR KtCil'l A f( iW -. i. i v. .1 i'. I lie word fKG LLAfol' d.-'i.i s it (rom all other rrmcjirs. A.J. I ..!.!! this, SIMMONS I.IVLH l'l:' ii.'l Al'ol' is a l-Vnulator of the Liver, l-..' :t l'r ,'."'' at work, that your sv"t''m iii :v U- ' -i I'ood miidition. I -OK IM: U.OOD take SIMMONS I.IVI :U l-.'l i -Ai'. It is the hest Hood purili r .1.1.! ( tor. I rv it and note tli.- Jul.-;. -I..-. !..,,! to the I'l-D Z on eve". "t wont tind it on anv "' i t d'. iir , a.i.l there is no othrf I i-vr f.-n..MV ;.; c SI v.noNs l.ivi R ll Oi l At' 'I' :!n Ni.i ,.-t l.hrt I'cniedie. I.- mi. -.oj ,..t ;. i J. II. . lloi u I'ii, ri(lm1i'liliia, r. Y. li. I!KOW', DOTAHY PUBLIC, l.iKI'll K WITH l.K'l. W. M'AH..KI1,I Mount Airy, N. C s. r. UHAVKS, Attorney-at-Law, MOUNT AIUV, N C kt-t i ir-I'nu l v In Mime mil P--l-r.. I i inula. I'niirpi aneutiuu to collscumi of i-luiiiiH. V. S. XKKD1IAM, Attorney-at-kaw, Pilot Mountain, N. C. I r Will protic 'n tic state i.iurM. ol It . t urn cluliiib a wkl'y, Jan lm (JKO. W. SPAKuKK. Attorney-at-Law, MOUNT AIKV, N C. s jr-N.y iMKilnif jian anil tin colli' ilmi ol (liiluisb his-i-UH). lusu aine plie-nl In stall dafJ Coiuiitiil'a upon IiImtjI I -mis. W r. CARTER, MOUNT AlWl, H. C. J. R. LtwCUVN, Caktkk & Lkwki.i.y.w Attorneys-at-Law, IT" 'i ml (it If) fill hll HH1 Fi-'llTill '0'.riti. from f i ai irit iu rjf!viii M" I'M -Im-nH 'iiiniHi 1 to Uir t are. J. H. Slakemore, PHOTOQRAPHER MOUNT AIHY, N, C, iiti la prepared t n.uln- nil ii.i- N mi l niiic Hlj ll-i. I Up Hll HO' UllH'K mi'l " ill fc'l Orat-cUwi work. COAL! COAL! Whit- Ah Aiilliru'il Cl for htove nd Orat-. Iiirn-I C'r--k dm for htovi- mid irit' J'('bIi..i( ('.ml fur r-li.ii and f j K " -"Ord-r lillfd r.niilly. T. li. Mi'CAUtiO. Atfi'iit for I'oralioiitM ('ol Co, WIib Ji'.i ln 'on' ork to do on w'll find il lotour iiiii-i'' lo w J. II Walker, li Hill lu'l.li lio'iv but I' l t-rim'c, -i'.li-r loojli tir ut, in-irjr ark a (M'li)'. Ar'.liu JOS. NATIONS, UKAirK l Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of all kind', "' Mai'liio"-., M in. al lltullJu.A, Vi ln-, i k.and Jrwrlr r-imrfd ill t"-t iiln tnan-iw-r aod atfa'liri K"rant,-d If ft aot to av nullify w-f uif t-for' Ifiakinu jrour ynrltf or lmmi )oor rk dn". Mount Airv Shoe Ik Sitoated on Maia Street, Ojijo"'1 ui'Cr -iid of Kraiiklin. Kn l lli J'oe- " ' k at $i um and li W "ho-" load to rd-r on ivort irfi. M r-air-l rotitly. (ion jfijraiil--d and work d. ir4 nil" d-ir"d 'luron -a.li. L. B. Albertson, Prop. W. H. SIRHPSOn, BROKER, Mount Airy. N. C. R(raBtC Flfuca Koum Ca AU tba Bt Mukdi. E-erytbiftg in Heary and Fancy Gro ceries, Fruits and Confections. I.f rtHlfvaltt. Ott,io Joft lik k. -a4 uf U-a. on t.ght fc.'.d td, front nl '' "t gc it- f U' " Mcrrl.aiit ill a.l ku f ifrn. The Most Dangerous Womn. "It in ui!rtiiiiH'o ti.Ht we livo i.i thin life "t '.urn, w liiili 8eem o full to e.niu. of tif, ' '''"'v "'" i,., (Mil m"i''"f,ifor ,Ih.';1 Imiid. to 'K' rifw Wwnrd W U,,k in Juno ylii-B Il'iiiiiiJuurnHl, .ii.nii.i 'Woint'ii mii'J Curd 1 r- tite " "I ""' "IUM" y t liin tlntHC l',ni we CM.ll tl' weals hy and the (fern to our worn nli'"il 'I" "t Hrixe fnoii tllfhU flttliM!. Till! WOlllHri most (UngeruiiB t.i modern Hi.ciety in t-lie who in niHiiied, hiki vet in in dill rent to doniotiic ties, who lived in hoarding lioilhU or lio'el, Ktid who in eotihtuntl v or. the lookout lor goiiu thiiij' tooeeimy her wttention And a woman in tint emdiiion generally linds the very tiling Bhe houldn t. lutdcad ot tilling ii) l.er life with Boiiietlnn worthy ot her womanhood hhedras it outtlir..nh a BiiecebMon of hiieh fiij.iymentn as thews 'uroL'ren-i ve enrd-paitieB A6 tshu eann.it lay alone die Keeks eoiiiDMiiv. and uiiforiuinilelv. it is never dlllieiilt t". r tt woniiiii ot llilH sort to find eouii'aiii.iim "t her own kind. She in one of the tl,H "f w.iini'ii who have made these eard- )nrliea what they are to-day mini. ometi The well-hred woman; the woman ol iiitellience who ean aee the n laiivu fitno of ttj i 11 y n ; the woman who helievet that (od lavi) her something to do in thia world ; the woman with nice .er eeilioii; the woman who is whole dome in every i-enrts ; the woman whom it it! ood for another woman to know, who My K'iine!hin ot vtliie when theriieakM, w ho littH her- itilf mentally and fjiiiiinally ahove oihern, whom ni ilhera like their dajihtcra to kno and their itoiiB lo tnlk witli helieve me.my lnentl, when I Bay all thir, and I bay it in kindness much women do not (.lay card during the daytime; they leave .hat Bort of ihin to iitherc. They lind isonielhin tire to do aome tiling worthier ot them, fomethilig hettii, more clevMiiiir, more en lit(hteniiiL', and la-tn-r litied to ijiimily them lor their pimitioiia in their h.iioeH, and their dutie loard tiu ir hiiehanda and children," . . A Wonderful Influgncc. So j;rent in the ii.flueneo of a eet nun.).. I womin on thone around her that it in ahrWt hound lem. It is to her iliat f rieiidn come in HtaroiiB ol Borrow and Bicknci-tt for heli and comfori; one Boothm touch of her kindly Land worka wondeta in the fe eiir.li child; a few word let fail from her lijB in i he ear of a rorrow-strieken aicter do much to raine the load of (fiicf that is bowing iu victim down to i In din-t in aiijuinli. The lno-liiiid coineB home worn out with the (.reiviire of liiii-in.-i-p and feeling irritaliie with the world iu general, hut when he enter the c i.S Kilting r-xitfi and aee. the blazi) ot lire and meet hix wife'n i-inilin face, he Biieeumbii in a moment to the itooth iu inlli.enceB which act u the halm of (iiluad tjhin wounded Bj'iiiis that are w. aried with the utern realities of lite. The miijjIi hchool loy llys into a race from I he taunta of hin eomi'anioiiH to tind nolace in hi mother'a niile;the little one, foil i,l jrrief with her larj!e trouble tiuda a hat en ol iert nil ila motii eiV brcuiti; and s i one milit .'o on with iutauci.' after ineUi.ce of the i (lueiiCf. that a sweet minded Wo man has in the social life with which she is connected. Ueauty an iuHniti.-ant lower when eom oared va i i 1j hers. Churchman. Tlie tlsle of (ieoria willsiou iwiie of :', year bonds, and Governor Atkinson is urinj the iM'italin!s ol that lute toiuveit in them rather than to rmitihem to be I'lirehuM d bv outrider. lie thinks tbitt it would be an i xct licnt advirureiin nt fr Georgia for t! e news Li (."i abroad that her own citiz ii are able aod willing l take eare ot the bonds that she may irue. A Key Wert dir.:ith ra that the rejMift that the 'Ihree J'riendr, bound ll iiii Jackroiiv ille to (uba on a !jliliiirterin,' i xed:iioii, bd Imcii runk in an Ht'in 'l to in e r,,ui the revetiU" eu'U-r, Winolia, iii without t'iiJi.Jili..ll, . Tbe silver i-aurf ib imn hii.); mi and it wiil coiifri.l the ( b.'''! c.in velili ii. ki fh.t, if any boitnv i to be done, tne joid men in .r'. ii auu rU; i'. uli ,Jn,e. Umidslb Restores Gray Hair to Natural Color "M r? than t yar ajro, mv hair bi-aaii tunui.if irrav and lall.rijf o'ii. 'riconfli I tiii- uidfi y n uii-. do-s for it, liotlilfi I uw-i 4tialie4 IUK Ulilli I toioliirucoj Ui us mm Hair Vigor Aft-f ii.liif ot.i. 4tl nf this I'r.-jmf4tini(. to) Imirwa. rut.iml to its liatotal p.,.,f, hik! rrawj fa'.mr out," Mra. lltKMtVH. K 6:;i !., .Nr Vw.k, . v! Prevents Hair from Falling Out NORTH CAROLINA NEWS. STATE ITEMS OF IMPORTANCE GATH ERED FROM OUR MANY WIDE AWAKE EXCHANGES. Charlotte jets the l.iitheru col lev, for women. ColuinbiH.S (.!,, was her most forinidnblecompetitor. The site of tho college will bo on the Highland park protctty Capt. L. 1). Henry, of Durham, went out to his farm in the country Monday uiorning and in the after noon was found dead in a piece of woods. Heart disease was tho cause. The incorporators of tho Salis bury Eitctrict Light and Street Uailwsy Company have transferred their tranchine to Dr. F.J. Murdoch, making him the solo owner of the franchise. Lota of people in North Carolina are now standing aroiinJ watching to see which way the political cat is going to jump. The prophet who can make i successful prophecy will win fame for hiinseh forever. Major W. M. Uobbins, of the Gettysburg Hatiblii !1 Comminitiou, spoke to Chester, l'a , military cadet the other day at Gettysburg, and captured his audience by his war reminiscences and tribute to tho American Soldier. Miss Annie l'as.kei ville, of Char lotte, is dead from appendicitis after a few days illness. An operation was performed in vain. She bad been in excellent health to within a week ol her death. She was but IS years of age and ,wtis a member of the 1 rosbytenan, church. The Oxford Orphan Asylum will hold its annual celebration on June. The Grand Lodge of Masons will meet at that time, and a good dinner will be prepared for invited guests '1 he asylum under Super intendent IS. M. Lawrence is doing noble work h-r the State. Hnfus Amis, a leading Kcpubli can of Granville, writes the editor of the Caucasian a letter con demning the straddle adopted at the Republican Stale Convention. Mr. Amis siy the only honorable course for silver Republicans to pursue is to vote the silver ticket. Ajheville aldermen are consider ing an ordinance to prohibit expec torating on the street. What are we all coming to ! The judges are prohibiting us from going without coats and now we are to be stopped from spilling. One by one the liberties which onr fathers "lit, bled and died for" are being taken away from us - Statcr-villc Landmark. The feas. in for the sale of fertili zers Inn ended, and it is found that the business is twice as great as it was last year at this dale. It is safe to say that this season's acreage ill cotton is !) per cent, greater tha i hist season. Some of the fer tilizer dealers are trying to make it appear that the immeine increase in fertilizer sales is for use on to bacco, but this is clearly wrong. Sunday afternoon thejuietot the little town of Cary, eight miles trom Ualeigh, was broken by the sharp report nf h pistol. When 'hesmoku cleared away it l.'Uiid that a well known citizen ol the place had a bullet in his arm. And tin.' li'tlc piece of cold lead had made a right serious worn d.' The pistol w lired by another wi ll ktn;n citizen, w ho tor several years held a Govern ment position iu Washington, The wounded man is a wagon mauiilac tuier. Politics. News and Olc server. In I'amlieo county List week, iH7 oi ster cases were disposed of these b-iiig suits against the oyster men for violation of the State laws pro tecting the natural oyster beds in the ess'ern waters. The solicitor entered a tioti suit in all the cases, and Judge Kib'ns.ni rendered a judgment against the Stste lor csts betwieu i and fl.'aat. An appeal to the Supremo Court ws taken, a test-case made up for the action of the next October term if the Couit when it ill be d'i-id-ed w ho shall pay the eosta, the State or olhel parti. to the suits, Mr.. Kmily Hiiideirou, wife ot Mr. William Jai ls., n, died at her home the m.le from heie Muiolav ni'irnii g of heart it'y, aged ;.' year. She had ln-eu ill fur ab nt two liiol.th bu her death Was tint iXjM'i-ted so early. She Was the sister i I Col. William U. Heii l. r mi. of a X'ligtuii, and "Audit.. r" J, liolf Henderson, of Wilketln.ro. i-i.e haws a husband and tiiim Iser of children. She was a im iii ber of the Methodist church st L'senczer. H-r remains were in terred iu the family bury lug ground. The funeral services wereconducud by JU.-v. W. L. Slierr.ll - Ivkiu Tillies. Florence. N. C, is a little village hetefi Jamestown and Wp Uiver, and is a hustling, thriving locality - if we have not la en mis informed. There re two carriage factories, one dairy, one retail and one wboli-sble stole, one saw mill and one hennery, and yet there are only tody seven inhabitants ot the plve, including sven widow and one widower, l'usinis is said to be thriving, i xci pt in the matri monial line. It looks like that one lone widower might make the trip with frcjen widow to s- lect from, but ierha be is afraid to lake one of lhi-m for fear the other sit will make war on biiu, and as b U uu able Iu marry them all he think it best to go it alone. Drawing the Color Line. There is c insiderabic excitement at Fitzgerald, Ga., over a movement for tho Miforccment of the color lino. Fitzgerald is a newci'y, tr, outcome of tho colonization of several thousand Union veterans from the Western States and their families. A circular addressed to "laborers." and worded as follows. was scattered broadcast over the city a few days ago: "There will bo a meeting of tho laboring class am. mechanic of tho city of Fitzgerald to-night at 7 30 o clock, in tho f itz gerald block, lor tho purpose of ex eluding all colored labor from tlse colony. If this is to boa white man's colony, lot's have it white ; if not, let tho niggers liavo it. l'y or der of the committee." Several of the bills were also tacked up in prominent places, with a picture of a skull and crors bones on them. In resp mse to this call several hundred lab irers assembled and there was considerable speech-making, some of which were iuitc extreme. One speaker said the Southern people loved the negroes Isetter than they loved the Northern people. Other sneakers said the negna.-s were cm ployed by Isiih natives and North erners when other help could not be Iiail, but the sentiment was strongly in favor of excluding them entirely, and resolutions were adopted to that effect. The meeting was composed principally of Northern and West ern mechanics and woikingmen. It is said there are not more than twenty-five colored people in Fitz gerald. More Cyclone Newt, The frightful disaster wrought by the Texas cyclone is even greater than first appeared. The n:. iiIht ot those reported as dead at Sher man has reached 10'i, while the number of those severely injured is placed at The number of dead in Dcnisori and adjoining counties is 2o0 The entire loss ot property is estimated at one million dollars in Texas and Indian Terri tory. Jt is now known that there were a number of tornadoes in dif ferent sections. 1 Indies are still be mg found in out-of-the-way places. The dead body of an infant was found in tho top of a hickory tree, impale. I on a limb. The relief fund for Sherman has already reached 5,0oii. Visitors by the thousand have been pouring into Sherman from all sections of the Slate. About fifty persons lost their lives and two hundred were injur ed more or lets seriously, in a cy clone which parsed over Oakland, Kapeer and Macomb counties, in Michigan, last week. The towns struck are Ortonville, Thomas, Metamora, Mount demons, Oak wood and St. Clair. Ortonville re ports seventeen dead and thirty in jured. Thomas was practically de stroyed. The cyclone was preceded by a territic rmr and a funnel shaped cloud. An Atchison man has t so daugh ters. One rides a bicycle and the other diM'S not. He has found out that the rider oats twice as much as the one who doesn't ride, and goes to bed without grumbling at night. lie thinks bicycles arc a good thing. His wife is also a statistician, Mm) she adds that the bicycle girl hasn't wiped a dish since she got her wheel and that she is too tired at night to turn the sewing machine wheels and the work falls on the daughter who desn't ride, Atchison Globe. This is the day of anti-this, arid anti that, but what people need mo4 nowadays is, the anti-biiiotis medi cine, Simmons Liver Regulator, the King of Liver Medicines, and I Setter than Fills. "I have u d no other anti bilious remedy for six years and know from exjicrienco that lr ladies of a Cnlo.ti patcd habit nothing cpials it." Laura V. Ciaig, Lllci bury, Fla. Two tramp were several day ago liberated in Salisbury from a box-car loaded with lumber, who had been locked up three days. They crawled in the car at Knox-villi-, Term,, snd had been three dya out when Salisbury was reach ed. They were suffering intensely for water and had tried to call the Mention of parties enrotite but failed to get out. The ear was billed Ik AieX tfldria, Va. . . . . M.t cough, may be cured in a few hours or at any rste in a few dc), by the list! of Ayer'a Cherry I Vet oral. With uc'i a prompt and lire remedy a this at hand, t bore no need of prolonging the agony for weik ami month. Keep this remedy in your house. - . Charily and Children say that Mr Geo. W Vanderbilt needed the Raptist church at I'.utmoie lor a barn. He told the brethren he would build ihcm another if they would let him have it. Thy gri"J to do so, and now they have a Is-autiful hou worth t7.'sK for their old jug worth about 7's. Health and happinea are relative conditions; at any rate, there can ie little hap.iirM-s wi hut heaKh. To give the Iks! f it full measure of strength and nergy, ihe blimd should las kept pure and tigorona, by the ue of Ayer's Srapriila. Silver ia marching on. It lis ka as if Ohio, Indiana, Iliinoi and laibly Kentucky will coins (n. FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY. THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS SWEPT BY A FEARFUL CYCLONE. Hundreds of Feople Killed The Property Losi Beyond Estimate East St. louii in Flamrj The Eads Bridge De molishedTorrents of Rain. Sr. Lit is, May 27. St. Louis was struck by a cyclone ol frightlul fury at a late hour this atternooti. Hun dreds of people were killed and the property loss is beyond estimate. At o:2n p. m. the clouds that had covered tho city since noon broke into a furious storm. Within ten minutes tho isiu reached a velocity of eighty miles an hour, sweeping with it waves of rain. The highest speed of wind previously recorded hero was seventy-two miles, iu Au gust, 1878, The screeching of the wind through electric wires, the piles of deoris that were swept in every direction, tho electric flashes trom tangled wires and the crashing thunder made a scene indescribable. At 7 p. til the lowest estimate of fatalities in Fast St. 1Oiiisand this city is placed at three hundred. hast St. Louis suffered probably the greatest. Messengers came at 7 p. in. from there, asking for phy sicians and nurses. 1 he steamer D. II. Pike, with thirty panscngers on board, bound tor 1'eotia, lib, was blown bottom side up in the middle of the river and a number of persons were killed. A steamer with a crew of six and twenty lady Missengeis on board was blown against a pier and hrok en iu two. Ihe ladies and two of the crew clung to the bridge's stone woik and were readied. The sti f.mer I.ibbie Coiigera, with Cap tain Seaman, his wile and three of the crew abrard, went adrift. The wreck of a boat opposite Camn lelta is supposed to be the steamer Congers. Ottends furniture store was de molished and six .noil aie reported tiled. A s dooti at No. G"'!4 South Seventh stioet fell with nine men in the ruins. St. Patrick's Church at Sixth and Piddle streets fell and the debris ti'ls tne streets. Theelectric railway line is burned out as well as the electric plant. 1 oiirteen tiro alarms were sounded within an hour, and three aliirms were sent in from the poor honso, which building has l,V.od inmates. The roof (if the poor house was blown off mid the fatalities are great. During the last race at the rair rounds the roof was blown oil the grand stand. Tho crowd had gone to die open field for safety, and there four men were killed. The armory at Seventeenth and 'inc streets is being used as a tem porary hospital. At i :!') p. m. the rain, which had eased for a time, la-gan afresh and ell in torrents. At IS o'clock the eastern sky was aflame with the light of fiics iu Fist St Ioiiis. Tliu metal roof of the Merchants' Exchange was rolled up like a scroll and fell into the street. The Iiiiii villo iV' Nashville east- bound through passenger train had just reached Fast St. Lmis when the storm struck that city. Ihe train was overturned but miracu lous as it may seem i nly a lew pas sengers were injured. Tiiey were taken from the cars by railroad ard men. The Chicago and Alton east- bound local passenger tnin, which It St. Louis at i o clock, was on ie east span of the bridge when the wind picked tho cars up. The train wis thrown over the sides. he iro.i spans and triirsts held the cars from toppling into the river, au hundred feet below, I bo pas sengers were tbiuwn into a contus ed mass. The net work ot wires made rescue dilliciilt and dangerous but it is thought all wid tie got out uninjured. The cast span of the had bridg.i is so badly wrecked th i; it will take three days to allow trams to p'S. Ihe rcpoMs of fatalities III Last St. Juis I hourly incrctsing and at '.' o'clock it is estimated thai the lm of life will exceed 1.V). It is impoMiibie to cross the bridge or liver to get particular.. Lightning struck the Standard Oil Works and tlames were siaiti jto'iring from a dozen buildings, 1'be tire department was utterly powerless to cope with the cotifla gratioti ami it is fcr-rcd nearly the entire business and a great portion of the residences will be destroyed by the flames, if not already so by the wind. Among the principal buildings already in ruins are the National Hotel, the Standard Oil Works, Ka-t St. Iiuis Wire Nail Works, the Cres'-ctit elevator, Iler.el tl.vator, a:l f night depots and storisand residences on St. Claire avenue. At 'J o'clock to-night no wiiecati be obtained to surrounding tenitoiy in the western and northern portion of Missouri, and it is feared that the ha-s i.f life in tln-se secti. in will be vety large. The damage lo proerfy in St. Iiiii i e.'ims'ed at one million dollars aod 'he )om in List St. Louis is nearly two million and the fire Is still raging 41 Willi I I.Al . Ki Cm, Mo., May 27. liniiiek, iUnJolph county, Mo., wis blown away this a!t rn.mn and several tM-rsoti were killed. Lit ad die, Mo., was alt destroy, ed. Ten k nsori were kilU-d at the latter place. I Moim, la., May Jf7.-P.9 ports of serious storms this after noon and much damage throughout Iowa are being received here, bnt the wii"8 are down and there will be del'y in getting information. In this section there was heavy rain and wit d. Riioi isu, Ii.i.., May 27. It is reported that eighty children were killed in a school-houso at Drake, near tho city, by tho cyclone. I'l.ooMi.Ni. ton, I t.i.., May 27. Word reached the Chicago it Alton K. K. olti'jials tins evening that a cyclone had demolished the village of Lush Hill, Mo, 12 miles from Mexico, iu Audrain county. The cyclone struck the town about 4 o clock and blew down the school house, crushing its inmates. The report was to tho effect that fifty pupils bad been killed and a num ber injured. Sr. 1-oris, May 27. Midnight Tho two cyclones have done great damage in the Northwest. The list of dead in St. Louis is beyond present computation. A startling report has just reached police bead. itiai ters that two hun dred girls are in the ruins of Liggitt Ar Meyers' ciiarctto Inetorv. at Tewer Grove Park. There are alarmin reports of great loss of life iu t ie southern pottioti of Si. Imis fiotn the railroad tracks to Csrotuh la. Great anxiety is felt for thesafe'y of iiism nger on the d liferent boats winch were on the river when the storm broke. The steamer City of Floiencc, jB reported lost below Caron dcIU. The steamer St. Paul, with thirty passengers, is believed to be wrecked. The levee is pack ed with ieoplo grouping through tho darkness and eagerly imploring information from loved ones on the river. The destruction of property in this city will not bo learned until daylight. Tho Annunciation Church was totally destroyed. Father Head, the pastor, was fatallv injured. The Haiti more A: Ohio arid Van dalia round house, the Standard Oil Wo;ks, the Fast St. Iouis and CicBcen elevators, and a dozen freight houses were caught in the cyclone and reduced to debris. It is ri ported that tho Grand He public a id several other steamers, with all the passengers and crews, have got e down. A Gift to the University, Mrs. Frederick linker, of New York, hi-s given i.'S,ioo to cjuip Commons Hall, at the university, and to provide board at cost for students. The hall will Ihi ooned next c!.tembcr with accommoda tions for 2on, and the charge will bo per n onth, which is hoped tube reduced to if'i after a while. There will Ih.' twenty student waiters, who will get siapd for their service. The Mason farm, 1,000 acres, lo cated otiu and (medial f miles from the utih en-ity, and recently be ijueathed to it by Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Mason, will boused as a poultry, dairy, stock and truck farm, to sup ply the table in Commons Hall. President Winston says that Com mons Hall will have Western beef daily, 8'i.J the best food in the State by the bit cook This if a great thing for the uni versity, and a great thing for the hundreds ot needy boys in North Carolina who are eager to go to college, but lack means. It Cured Thern All. Mr, Henry Shira, Girard, Ala., says : "Two years ago I had a severe e.ise of Grippe and could not recover from iu effects. About a year ago I trijd King' Royal (Jenn et uer and was soon well. It also cured me of bowel trouble, which I had for four years and 1 find it to Ise a (jtiick cure for headache. It cured my wife of Gripij also, and she -ays it is the best thing she can get lor Asthma and Vertigo. I heartily recommend it a a good family medicine. " New trackage, large bottle, lnS doses, fl. For sale by Taylor Vr ISanner and I). A. Houston. A Dstpente Husband's Deed. A dirpalch ot last Wednesday from Sa i Jose, Cil., says : Cob K. P. McG iney and wife, their daugh ter, Mrs. Jamea Dunham, James Wells, a on of Mrs. McG liner, a hired woman, Minn'e Scheler, a third' tn in, James Prisoe, were killed at Campladl, early this morn ing by J s. Dunham, a son in law of (Job McGlincy, who made hi escape. The assassin came Uxin hi victims as they slept and used revolver and knife in his deadly work. The house presented a fear ful scene of blood w hen the crime was disovend by a neighbor, who heard tho shots. The 1 wt seen ot D.inham, he was riding rspidly towards San Jose on horseback. Family trouble are said to have caused the murder. Do Not Do This. Do not be induced to buy any other if you have made up your mind to take H id' Sarsaparill. IU;mem!.er that ILxid's Sirsarisriila con- when all other fail. Do not give np in do; sir because other nu dieii e have failed to help you. Take Hood's Sar.aparilla faithluily and you tiny reasonably txptct to be cure I. Hood lYIaare purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the beat In gredient, 25c. Highest of all in Leavening D5tJTEg.Y PURE Gold Worship. Tho Woman's Edition of the Char lotte Observer said editorially : "The admiseion of silver free coinage at the mints at the ratio of 16 to 1 will bring the country to a silver instead of a gold basis, and it is a well-known fact that not a sil ver standard country in the world gives gold tho circulation as money which it gives silver, while on the other hand the gold standard not only uses silver with gold, but in etircs its use." No "silver standard country gives gold the circulation as money which it gives silver," for the reason flj that there is not enough gold; (2j that it is not convenient money to handle and carry except in the larger denominations. For that matter, no gold standard country gives gold any circulation among the puofto. (told standard countries use silver because they must ; because other wise there would not bo current money enough in tho hands of the people to provide a medium ot ex change. Gold countries treat gold much as the rich snob treat his wife s ""ir relatives : ho admits that they are honest, more serviceable than he, have a pedigree equally long and honorable; but because not quite so rich, hence to be served at second table and kept out of the best guest's chain her. Our devotion to the gold standard as a nation has cost us in the last four years millions upon millions of dollars that tho people must pay in a dollar not of unchanging, but of constantly appreciating value. How much longer shall wo worship at a shrine so costly ( One Man Killed. Freight train No. which left hero north bound, yesterday after noon about 5 o'clock, collided with a pole car, or section car Used by the road fotce, near Prown's Summit derailing the engine and seven box cars, loaded with vegetables. The section hands were coming towards (ire a'joro and happened to hear tho freight iu time to jump for their lives, but were unable to get the pole car from tho track, the engine striking it and being de railed. The accident happened near a curve in the road, where a small embankment was on the left side and a declivity of somo 3u or 4) feet on the other. The engineer jumped from his side of the engine and escaped with a few bruises, but the fireman Mr. Clodfelder jumped from the other side, alighting against the bank, the derailed cars catching hiin tip in their tumble over each other and carrying him some distance. hen found he was on the op posite side of the track, .'50 or 40 feet from where he first alighted, lie was alive and perfectly conscious up to the time of his death, which occurred in about an hour. Mr. Clod folder's homo is in Tliomitsville, to which place his re mains were sent this morning. He was well known iu Greensboro where he fired a shifting engine for some time, and was perhaps 25 or 2o years old. Greensboro Record. - - B . . A Son of Romulus. Mr. F. A. Linney, a son of the Congressman, was a delegate from Alexander to the recent Republican State convention. Mr. Linney was voting Ins county for IJ .ckery m accordance with the wishes of hie constituents, but when the contest warmed up, Mr. M. L. Mott and Mr. J. 15. Fortune, of Cleveland county, endeavored to have Alex ander voted tor Russell. Mr Lin ney declined to so vote it and then Mr. Fortune told him if he didn't he would beat hi daddy I R. . ) f,r Congress in Cleveland. Mr. Lin ney told him to do his worst and continued to vote Alexander for Dockcry. Sta'esville landmark. A Washington correspondent it the New York Herald quotes a mem ber of the Cabinet as saying that no matter which side obtains control of the National Democratic Conven tion he believes there will lie No Democratic ticket. Iet us hot that the action of the Convention will piove that thi Cabinet oflicer is mistaken and that all true Demo crat will submit their diflVrenct to the Convention and be governed by the result. Roils and pimple are due to im pure blood. Remove them by making the blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Much in Little It Mperlallr tros O l,t !".!! t. mi I,.' 'i Ctas .-t M.tin4 a (real Bi.fBlfr f -.i. . f It, M aaaaU apa TbrJ at a Bhek- iw a.. i food's rtw. alaajra ray. al . .mrtont. alaara at. J) ill O MarVirt I ff.. a fM L ill W m Sw , .sr. ail b'f lite. Ba kradasSB. tWMlww Mvmiaiuw, rls f TMBBtlr riiM is tlam aaftaWMiah Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report' mm Burial Robes, Slippers, &c. A full stock of all a... aiid .pialiliea krpt oo li.ind, a.. 'I lit r.-ii-ufi.tMr j.ro-si. More runiii, ii.sl, iir over M. f.. Patter Son's li!r, mi Minn S'Lrst. KsaidsDcB, tint house N -ii-Oi ol tlis i.iilrna.!. AARON PENN, -mi:- Fashionable Earfcsr, Under (Irakis Warehouse, Mt. Airy, N. 0. Kasy chairs, razors kwri ; Scissor sluirp, Iii, ,'ii clean. For a sinivc you pay a dime Only u i.icklo to p t a shine ; Shampoo or haircut Pompadour You pay ibe sum of 26c. mora. W. II. SIMPSON, AI KVIKYHIIMI I IN OFFICE SUPPLIES. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i AJ'K SUlllipi. Urn I, 'In, I'n.l.-i I.. Ji-irnl lull I i.lnl S. N !iiL-r!i Hi W I: mi,. r t ,i,'t '.. ,-r.tr,-i. Hunk ,'. r,. b'lriilntf i.ii.-. Ci,..k I' i..' ,1'- i -r-ol i ,'C-rH. No ... k.-t t i.i.l.i. huuis-r Is. II.O..I il Cm.Ml.rf l, I !' ., ,1 i I II ,k r S'UMijil I I I . H e r-i SU lip 1 ... i c US, .s',.,. ., Iht SUIi.i'. M.I I I 1. S II, ' ll.ilM I'.... k-, K, , ! 1.. (,. III. I : i i . li hi-r -,-ti' i Ink. i'.'ii- u lir l-O .-4, hl.-.-l c. I H- ir.--,. s. ir , k, i'ii-, i,i. slnn, j , W.n s, nl.l und . 1 In ici orii-,1 B'S ' r - l.iwc.nt , I.ih, ck-U. M oi l' n-oiim :i HI -Li i ll lo c ,i, -i-w wli,-r.i, I'.-1. j,. . i , (ly. -.'- ( ,i -,u iiriii-n, 111 ll' S'l u( Mi-ps, ''liiir on Mum . l Lock Km ;. I I It coirinl S'i iirl.'.-s p.,-.. Il.o.k' r ail.) nil in. ,1) , k'. i my pi 1 "'ir i l'i',n.ii omv ir. .i III- r',:iit iirni hi reel, Mo-iiil Aio -jCirrc si M lei ico Solicited. - CALL AT - EVERETT'S TZN" SJrIOP. II IS A DQUA RTERS Tin si i.l S 1 lio..fliig,(iutlerin(i Snouting, Valley liiiall width Sliiligle Mrips, Ac, c Afl. Water and Sieam l ittiiij.'a of all kinds kept on bund. 11. (lid Reliable Jim. kin (.iol' A Check Vavlea, KlMTinsri Injectors, Is troit l.ubricniors sr n few of tha many ri-linbl. a ijiiiIii-s in stock, (iu'is, I'islo's, Sewing Machines, an t Hieyelfs repaired l y the best skilled worl.tneii at short riotie. W ke ; mod did y ashion CofTra lull, li-h lata, and in fact sveryii.icii In t), Tinware line. T. M. Kvcrctt & Co. TireJ a:J I roVcn do"!! women" will finJ t ut DR. riKu'S ROYAL GERMETUIR i" a rl:d Koon and Messing to tlicin. It gi cs appetite, brings fotinl, lofic-hing .hep, aUs digestion, 1 -ncs th.' nerves, builds up the Mrc!is;'!i and puts diicae and pain to flight. For FEMALE TROUBLES Including .ill menstrual and womb d;trxultU'S, it has n superior used K,!h 1 and internally. It emphaiicalty WOMAII'S FRIEflO. ' l"kaaut to I jke a lemonade, Irtd harmk ai all time. Ne r1ckilei large S-itle, loS Los, One DoHar. Sold by dim Manufactored orly by . TK! IPJITA CnU'lCiL CI, tl errnm ret s ract -'-t iiiui rst. Ul h fijk 1 hat it , 1 ls, Ei.MII, I, HI hi IN lis, Catt, TBED
The Mount Airy News (Mount Airy, N.C.)
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June 4, 1896, edition 1
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