a-
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A fknatr in Wilton coaaty, Ta,
x penmen led ImI Mttoo by plan I
fl '4&n tttttk diCWt widths
jLloi of it war planted th usual
Jattar U4; Ml growM the ,ea-:
tire ytf 4 thi cotton finally tattting
intb twiddle. ' He wy tirt eottoo
'linika wTUf Tbwt eight tWt apart
. rnade twice aa much to the acre
ttt apjtlr jwiatjwHlh, ,
tlie 1 experimen. Jw worth tryihg
ejftn aa.t9PiaU!t55al.( Wenow
P Lgeo Ueirian , who always , plants
a part of hU cdtto;tn trisecke, and
fie aays it yields better a ttd it lew ex
pensive aad lroubleaoma to culti
vate. The w4Ie row a ugjud
hor M. apewhat 6 aftine
prijKipferrgratejr apace and may.
ftw desirable, will not torn prtv
Creative) lajruer try UT Roaooke
Newa.
" ' i "
jlBss)s JlsffHfc a esaB4 . sfsjissa
"When hundred bottle of sarsaparilla
pr othr pretentious specific Cut to eradi
cat in-born scrofula or eontaeious blood
pojfcf fnttterffit B. B. Bv (Bontanie
Blood Balm) ha , gained many tBOttsand
yicton iiir as inaar ieVmiaffr incurable
instances. Seed o.-the Blood Bala Co.,
Atlanta Qa., for J,Boolf e Wondfrt, and
be eoarinced. It is the only Taos blood
'rwr&if? HoWairt X Koada, Qa.,
writat; "I jwm aflided ataa years with
ores. All the medicine I could take did
noeao wqtxLn ltkmrn tried B. B. B.. and $
bottles cured me sound ".: : , -,
Mrs. S. M. Wilson, Round Mountain,
Texas, Jrtrilee:: A lady friend of mine was
troubled with bumDS and Dimoles on her
afacenad neck.- Kb took three bottles of
B. B. B., and ber skin got soft and smooth,
pimples disapeared, and her health improv-
V ew a-rww va wea mH 'Wa rr.
Soma years ago I contractad blood poison.
I had no appetite, my dietitian was rain
ed, rheumatism drew- up or . Umbs so I
could hardly walk, my throat was cauter
ized fire times. Hot Springs gate me no
benefit, and ray lift was en of tort ore un
til I gave B. B. B. a trial, aadt surprising
as it may seam, toe use al Rye bottles cur
ed me."
i i i ii V?
ChtCliatp ts Tea.
Last afonday areoing Mr. Asa
Pees, of Cbaatatfiekl county, 8. C.
armed io Monroe, with bis family
for tba purpose of taking the train
for Teas. Mr. Deea took up camp
with the intention of leaving on the
piornlng train, .ut when ha awoke
Tuesday oMNmmgVrid counted noses
to see if they were all tUee, be found
hat be waa minua a daughter. The
foissing dangh'ttMisi Ida, bad left
a lorer, a Mr. WeUbtinC3jesUrf5eld,
and naturally both objactad to a
separation. Mr. AVebb followed the
migrants to Monroe, and during
the night stole "tba lorely Hiss Ida
away, and lost too tieae in reaching
a ha Ten of amisty beyond tba South
Carolina line, and doubtless ere this
tbayarAo aAd stiiia Monroe
Enorer and Express.
fit's only a question of time," and
a short ,uaM, too, as to when your
iheumatiam ' will yield to Hood's
THE LONDON "BOBBY."
6000 UNDER ORDERS, BUT A DUM-;
MY UNDER RESPONSIBILITY. , .
Wyswleiftin CItO
OMiatsar-ajMedtes of
tXwk-Ttsrtd-,
irea4
Taa Loodoa rolioemaa is by no means a
bad sort of fellow. Cm tbe contrary, be is
woUderfoUy etrll and obliging, and his
to please St stunuiatea oy a
dmII nip." , sery straager who visits Lon-
aoa will cany away with turn graceful recoi-
one of the kindness and courtesy oi jxm
eoticeastt' ta showinc Mm bo to find
his way throosh the intricate thoroughfares
of that great human Dire.
Ta sjstmi essployed by those woo concroi
tsj Lenta police niakes of them machines,
BsmUcisobsdianca to their superiors is tna
tiftil irf mmXltm It is their business to
abty, aotto think. Gi-re a London pollce-
erdera aad be will obey tnem to cne
Bat pat him m a position where be
orders for nimseir, wnere ne
aaa to aot on fads own judgment, aad the
Weigh: of responsibility overwhelms hmv
Oa bscomes dummy. He snows up worn
fast where the Kew York pohceman wooia be
a hJa best.
wAimro aom hobdibs."
t remember oaoe attending a political
'here Leonard Courtney was to
address, Mr. Courtney was a
Liberal who had not gone orer with Gladstone
aa the Irish Question. Consequently he was
ot loved by those who had followed Gted-
Whsn Mr. Courtney rose to
apeak three men, who obviously had no other
eVjeos in view than to prevent him from
spsaklag. mounted a form and as the top or
taalr lungs shouted, 'Turncoat 1 Turncoat!
Turuooatf Mr. Courtney could not contend
against their combined capacity for noise.
Cpivw aad confosion scisued. But the three
jssi utiDiiisIs conttnoed their shouting.
Standing near were a couple of policemen.
"Why dont you put those men outf I
oae of them.
We haint got no acrders to do it, sir," he
replied.
"Way, a Hew York policeman would hare
tbam out to a jUTy."
"May be, sir, but Shis is a rree country,
ab, aad hat a political meeting heverybody
as a right to bexpreai ns hopinion, nr.
Aad he looked at me after a fashion which
IndJoatsd that In bis judgment he had shown
(he superiority of English institutions.
The upshot of the business was that after
awhila the majority of those present came to
the saw hist on that patienca had ceased to be
a Virtu, so they rushed the obstructionists
put of the hall and hustled them down stairs
at the risk of breaking their necks or limbs.
Aad when they were out in the street the
policeman arrested (hem for disorderly con-
SUnset Cox favors the admission
of all the territories except Utah and
New Mexico, on the ground that the
Democratic ' party might " as well
have the good will of the coming
States, and he so expressed himself
in a long speech in the Democratic
caucus of Tuesday night. His view
seems largely sentimental, however,
and of doubtful practical bearing.
The question of the admission of
the territories- is purely politi
cal and it is difficult to see how the
coming-in of Republican Slates
would be other than politically dis
advantageous to the Democracy.
News and Observer.
My
Poor
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That's the common exclamation of those suffering with rheumatism or kidney nouoies. - m
either disease Paine's Celery Copipound will urely effect a "cure, and there'wu'l no longer be
any cause to complain of "poor backs.'',
ing confirm dur claims for that grand old
I could not sleeo
ras constipated and kidneys did not act,
back. ; Since I took Pame's j Celery
and I can sleep like a child," : Zenu
; u paving been troubled ,with rheumatism
to get around, and was, very often con
have used nearly-allmedicines Imaginable,
tage. '' Having seen Paine's Celery Com
mm
S3 .
Hundreds of testimonials like the follow-
remedy. Painess Celery Compound i J-
more than an hour, at a time any night,
end bed. a good deal of pain in . the
Compound the pain has left my back.
Sanders, West Windsor, Vermont,
for five years, I was almost unable
fined to m v bed for weeks at a time: I
besides outside advices, but to no advan
ponnd advertised, I gave it a trial. I have
cured. 1 can now jump around and feel
t , ; I :n:: rri fir rraM-nnfS
7 0 V u ' A v
. Who is Your Best Friend?
Your stomach of course. Why ?
Because if it is out of order you are
one of the-most miserable creatures
iivinsr. Give it a fair, honora bit-
chance and see if it is not the best
friend you have in the end. Don't
smoke in the morning. Don't drink
in the morning. If you must smoke
and drink wait until your stomach
is through with breakfast. You can
drink more and smoke more in the
evening and it will tell on too less.
If your food ferments and does not
digest right if you are troubled with
Heartburn, dizziness of the head,
coming up of the food after eating,
Biliousness, Indigestion, or any oth
er trouble of the stomach, you had
best use Green's August Flower, as
no person can use it without imme
diate relief.
used only one bottle and am perfectly
lively 83 ft boy." Frank Caroli, Eureka, Nevada, Fnce $t.QQ. Stxor $500.
Sold by Druggists." Send for 8-page Testimonial Paper.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors.
. : 6URLINQTON, VERMONT.
Ancient Roman Plank Roads.
The Prussian minister of education. Von
Dossier, having learned that Professor F.
Knoke had lately found traces of old Roman
plank roads on the moor between Mehrholz
and Bragel, not far from Diepholz, in lower
; Hanover, invited that gentleman to fully io-
i vestigato the matter. He has just completed
I the task. He was able to trace tho lines of
I two parallel plank roads right across the
! moor, presenting all those distinctive feat
ures which are found inoman works of
this kind. One of them shows evident signs
of having been demolished by force; the
oKSTHnro os xaxx.
policeman is nicknamed by
the street urchins "bobby." "Cheese it, the
eopP exclaim New York gamins when inter- ;
taplad by tba approach of some minion of j
the law. "Look out, toe comes the bobby, j
boys," is the lamruace usually employed by
aisffhief making Londoa street arabs when I
e policeman looms up in their vicinity.
There is a difference in these greetings, and
the difference is tn favor of the New York
"oop." The "cop" Is a much spryer individ
ual than the bobby,' as the name would
imply.
When toe dyBscnte scare raged in London
all the policemen were instructed to look oat
for dynamite, but they were also directed
so look out for it, I shall never forget
pectacla ur canted at the en-
to Westminster abbey one 8aturday
la eonseqoence of these orders.
Qaswdaj is a gree day for country folk to
visrt the abbey, and every man, woman and
who carried a bundle that
to submit its contents to
the scrutiny of a policeman before being
attowwd to pass into the abbey. The speo-
teeW of aa officer of the law exhuming greasy
of sandwiches, cake and pastry
the recesses of the capacious basket of
thrifty farmer's wife in order to dis
cover if there was any dynamite there, was
very funny.
Yoa don't really expect to find any dyna-
$ars par ilia, JrfAU
naxsstsfe vaaMr ssasr ear. eer
fsaaW fiwalrtai aasa . Kseely efl ef fae
s41-1 is n way, aa aoase bare 1
Tbswasaaa asaaVwars have j
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tieaestbeirprefta
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'priactpsisufha
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
prp HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
c. 4i.nl.cd that it eaa be toJcen,
Koalmllated bv the most
taatiem of the nil -vrith-lie aypopUos-
nites Is mnch mere efucaeioas.
BoBarkahle as a Sesa pred&eer.
Persons gala rapldl j while takieg tt.
BCOTT'S EMUiIOH is acknowledged by
Physicians to be the Finest and Best pre pa-
ion in the world for the relict and cure ox
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY. WAST1NC
DISEASES. EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
The areat remedy for Uonsumpuan. arte
Wasting in Children. Sold. by all Druggists.
THOS. B. PACE
HAMLET, H. C.
pegsto the bearers, having been violently VholeSale ailQ KCtclli
uuni swaj.anu uurieu u nio uug wj ma ngub
and left of the track.
The other road seems to have fallen into
decay, but there are signs of repairs executed
even during the Roman period; for in places
boards have been found fastened over the
original planks, tho fashion of both being the
soma Tnose repairs seem to nave been car
ried out hastily, for In one place a mallet,
employed probably to drive home tba pegs,
was found on the track, forgotten, no doubt,
by the workmen. The local archaeologists
feel assured that they have here the pontes
longi which were used A. D. 15 by the Roman
commander A. Cascina in his retreat from '
Germany to ihe Ems. Scientific American.
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"Bo, sir," was the abashed reply, "1 don't;
bat bift borders, sir, and we 'as to hobey
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V aasf thf agwr. wTOM to
wmuiTi an ixdbcisiox.
night I was approaching Black-
friar's bridge from the Burrey side. A small
knot of people attracted my attention. A
CrunkeB triih soldier and a woman were en
gaged m an altercation. He accused the
iaiss of stealing bis money, and when she
denied it he kicked her.
"Come bow, move on, move on," said a
potlnwnsn in tones of gentle exhortation.
"Why ia thunder dont you arrest the
brater I asked the policeman.
Well, I -dont like to do that He might
bava some of his pals about and I might get
the policeman replied.
After some further exhortation the brute
induced to move on, protesting, how
that be could lick all creation, and
; especially that portion of it that wore police
j'saeato uniforms. He had not gone far when
be fell foul of a companion, who was merely
trying to get him home, aad kicked him and
belabored him unmercifully. Btill the po
: Mrf " merely exhorted, him mildly to
"mote oar
j Tbe feelings of a oeatermonger at length
got the . better of him and be exclaimed,
"Blast my bleeding beyes, hif I don't 'ave a
go at you myself. ut hup your dukes now."
Tbe Irishman ran off $ a great rate, but it
was the eostermonger, and not the police
man, who. bad put him to rout. Few York
? Bsrald.
r a l "Hf rws 1 nay. jsssaaaj. a 1W
Salvation OU
LANDS FOR SALE.
t 1 1 1 1
totn sides ot tne
Price
Rockingham
300 acre? of land on
railroad, 4 miles from
$1 per acre.
9 acres of land inside the incorporation
of the town ol Kockingbam, with two dwell
ings and a good barn. Land 111 a lug
state of cultivation. Will be sold cheap.
K A ACRES in Laurel Hill township, ai
joining the lands of Mrs. Whitfield
Mcintosh and Mrs. Milton Mcintosh. One
third of land in cultivation.
X ACRES, one and a half miles from
j- I t) town, at the low price of 14 per
acre, four settlements, with dwellings
and outhouses, on it. Terms made easy.
3 ROOM HOUSE on Tearl street, in
good condition. Lot 170x50 feet,
(f ACRES six miles northeast of town,!
Uv on which is a good vineyard of scup
pernongs 10 acres 111 bearing vines.
1 tract land, 140 acres, 1 miles from
town, known as the Elisha Long place.
1 lot known as the Alley lot.
1 lot known as the livery stable lot.
1 lot on Washington street with two
stores on same, 40x75 feet.
G acres, with house on sa:ne, one mile
from town.
1 tract of 50 acres, miles from town.
All the above property will be sold cheap
and on good terms.
A. M. McAULAY,
Real Estate Agent.
Now in Stock and to Arrive:
12,000 vards C.lico, Ginghams, and oth-
1 . ". . 1
er Dress uooas.
2,000 yards Pant Goods.
$1,500" worth of Shoes.
500 dozen Keer'a Thread.
2,000 Balls of Ball Thread.
10 gross Diamond Dyes.
200 boxes of Tobacco.
3-5 gross Snuff.
L'o Sacks 01 Loije.
10 bbls. each
250bb!a. Flour.
Lard, Fish, Salt, Canned Goods, Candy,
and a full line of
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HATS, :
Notions, Clothing, Ac. row is the time
for these who Luv f.r cash to lay in their
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Summer supplier. 1 am mienng
Special In du can e n s
THE LEFEVER ARMS COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Automatic Hammerless
Suaar and Molasses.
to the WHOLESALE
ers of large quantities.
TRADE andbuv
Will sell
Ti.
afial
RepakUcana atoond here
fe-aya ft U that J. B. Etrsi u to
W tixm cxi0citi'txxxiji (bt. mw id
uiinUtratien. In vnt w op-
iWtaleBroen who are
4?ftlj, colleetor the
ih tftflrekswparvandgr &c. Tbet
'CsliaWr wns ptocoi,; you re
ij. tb...t when Han'wQwa in-
WhA iiWiaii rpo & ito the
irfWxmJm k fwrbine, the
aaftfetoMddair and k bJariRton.'
a ffirtffflaMa J?owondr North
fLiaitak tba' whola contents vf &
dtihtfrwtsels all nhL Vim will' Vi'
is raWkm.
-BsafcMVI aU!3afiairTw.a
iW4W!?WMsV ijab aod asja
prapaxauoa jor tobies. Priconlr
1 yvu.
la taa StrMts mt ToU.
Tas streets of Tokio are not narrow like
those ef China or of tbe older parts of Euro
pean cities. One Is not Jostled as he mores
aloof them, and the crowd of slant eyed
sasa and women dad tn dressing gowns of
all colors of the rainbow is a good natured
eae, aad they laugh and bow low to each
other aa they meet, The Japanese back is
fjacti& The india rubber man at the circus
Would wear himself oat in Japan, and th)
Japan a bowers seem to never get through.
T&ej salaam an salaam and the lower
knock tbeir beads against the earth
a they go down on their knees in paying
respects to their superiors, it bothers
to be the recipient of so much attention,
American feels his awkwardness
he attempts tho Japanese bow. Jt is,
not anpieasant, and with it ail
Is tittle servility and fawning. I am
with tbe open, kindly expression of
the Japanese face; They seem to treat trav
S&trs as brothers. They welcome them and.
are wuung to conccae suae were are other
rood things omsida of Japan., They are
ssanty.' about it, and the only unpleasant
lav wasnevw 1 walk alone tho
ttsastsof f Okio a crowd; of men and boys
fallow me, and if I stop to bay I find that
hi strati Is soon bracked. Frank Q. Carpen
ter's Letter.
Ihetr
aad the
aosrerai
track
COLD
HEAD.
Try the Cure
MEAT BY THE BOX,
Sugar and Molasses by the barrel, Coffee
bv the Sack, .-md all i'leavy Groceries in
quantities just as low as they can be de
livered here from Wilmington or Charlotte.
With a large stock, and my
Sl-edge-Hammer Motto oj
Cash on Delivery,
I propose to. always LEAD in prices and
let o there "run tutor. i am stin seiunu
(at the rate of 100 bbls. ficr month) that
good common Flour at $2.25 per sack,
(if 1.25 for 5 to 10 barrels). Very fine Flour
at $5.25 to $5.50 per baarel. Full 200-lb.
sacks Salt at $1.00 each. Good Coffee 18
to 20 cenls. Granulated Sugar 12 lbs for
$1.00. Good Coffee Sugar 14 lbs for $1.00,
and other goods iii proportion.
1 am still general agent for the CARY
WAGONS, the best one-horse, wagon sold
in the State at the price. 1'nce reduced to
$30.00, cash, with bed ; without bed, $27
cash. Special prices to merchants. They
are first-class taxm rogons and warranted
to give satisfaction. Come to Hamlet
call for FACE'S CHEAP CASH STOKE,
and judge my goods and prices for your
Eolv;,s. Verv llesnectfullv.
' ; THOMAS B. FACE.
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CHICKE RING P IAN O S,
Arion Pianos. Bent Pianos.
M ATHUSHEK : PI AND S.
MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS.
Waterloo Organs. Packard-Organs.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
At low prices and on sy terms.
WHITE ME FOR PRICES. BEFORE, M UTING.
The Largest StocKife in
E. n. aUDREl'JS, Charlotte, CI. tj.
I 3Et O 1ST
S7V
CHARLOTTE. N. G.
Manufactures and Keeps in Stock
Steam Engines & Boilers.
AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
Repairs Promptly Attended To.
JOHN WILKKS. MAnAokit..
ii. Nichols.
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ALL KI.JfVSM- i
Before buying elsewhere; bs sure tO'get my
LOW PRICfiS FOR
CHEAP and FINE GOODS of' tLie' LAITSHTTEEKS.
Made With Top Lever. Price $75
to $350.
The only Hamme-leas Gun in the world
with compensated action to take up wear
in every direction. Automatic Safety
Blocking triggers. Rebounding locks.
Send for new illustrated catalogue. '
THE LEFEVER ARMS CO.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
EIys Cream Baltri
Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Al
lays Inflammation. Heals the Sores.
Bestores the Senses ot Taste, Smell
and Hearing.
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and
Is agreeable. Price 5Qc at Drngatats or by
nail. ELY BROTHERS Warren StNew York.
Shoes and Harness !
sii, Buckleu's Arnica, Salve.
Wjt Sa(.y)s the world for riiises,
, pres, uicers, sau, rneiua, iever sores,
irfchappod handi, chilblains, corns, and
all 'skin" rdptiotis. ' and cositivolv cures
Piles, or no pay required, 1 1 is guaranteed
to eivo partact aatisfaction, or money, re
faoaed. Price 25' cents per box, For sale
by. Thomas 8. Colo.
4 W. JONES is still at his old stand f
and is doyig first-class work in hi3
line. Boots, Bhoes and Harness made and
repaired in the best possible manner and
at lower prices than they have ever been
known in this market! Good hand-made
..... .. : . r
Wagon Bridles at SI. CO;
other bridles at corresponding low prices.
A full stock of Harness and Bridles always
on hand, and made to order on shortnotice
by skilled workmen. i
A. W. JONES.
"When I say Ctteb I do not mean" merely to'
stop them lor a time, and then have them re
turn again. 1 mean A RAD1CAX. CUSK.
1 have made the, disease ot
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FAIXING SICKNESS,
A life-long study. I warrant my remedy to
Curb the worst coses. Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure.
Send at once for a t re a tine and a JTkbk HoTria
of my iNrAXLiBLE Kemkdy. Give Express
and Post Offine. It costs you nothing for a
trial, and It will cure you. - Address
H.C.ROOlYjMJCi 183PEARIST,HEWY0BK
rniD !7Nnnn
r - fi m - ma sta
WEST TRADE STREET.
..CHARLOTTE, N; C.
A COMPLETE E1EWSP APER!
"THE PRIDE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA TRES&"
Do you wnt to aid building np a twper (hat ikaU rfcdeet th graft er4H cn lkt4b 6m
hna, ne matte whtre it may be aeen?r Ibem. petretse
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER.
Do yoa at a rehaMe paper. giving on alt th news bf tbe wirl4--a'1inomise uuMfi."
that eqnehi the btst- h tb 1JC st OicoUtiHr, aed b tot 'tytf-oM y)t
omb a part and factor in th (rowh an4 dt-velopmr nt of sht OH toriii
State? eabaoribe fr ' : :-
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
"he "DATiT MESSiENOBR,- hr mH, font monfhe en tsUL for..
er?14 liver sli'vye S :
Si
: Sick 22ea&33-
Dyspepsia, Costlvene3S, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
There la beite rnncdy fortlieee
common diseases than Tutt'a
Pills, as a trial xrUX prove. Price, 23c.
Sold Everywhere.
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I have a good cow, fresh to the pail,
which I will sell at a reasonable rate. . .
M. J. K. McASKILL,
EUerbe Springs, N. C..-z
Dec. l?t, 1888. iz
Farm for Rent.;
Good one, two or three horse farm, nrtwn
as the Moorman ; lands, on east side of the
Guilfotd road, will be rented for 18S9 on
reasonable tenns. - Apply to ,. ;
:H. C.WATSON,
Agentfor Mrs, R. Wl Long.
RICHMOND COUNTY
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY
WILL BUY AND SELL. LANDS
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