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I' ■ ■rt Myers DeceaffW |l3._M s ser- , I, form a ministry has ' Mil), b it it/i* predicted ■will n .t' a week. me tol-l ft World re. m. rf~'ilt of the eler- H> the nomination of lis ejection." He does ■Biaine will l>e nom- ! H he would accept a ' ■ jndered to him. I on of the olive is at ■ ion in Florida, and a ■ih have made negoti- ' ■lll one of the southern ■xchange says the hot- K called N iples. and a .H*or oiiv-3 culture is to Ki, las wife an 1 two Bpokfield, Ohio, were ■entre table when a fell down between Band his wife were ■li children severely Bhild died within six ■ accident. lias been quite cool' Bit of the state lately. Blyers the weather, so ' Bust simply delightful, lowing finely, and our Buck farms are doing 1 Bdrews, saysltbat the Besville R ilrload will " B)urhani without fail ? Idling the Durham & Boad day and night B & Northern railroad Bing in the twelve Hinore ?—Durham Re- Bcs conn; from France. Bctoi v in the world is Bro there is an annual ■OOO,O m) quills. The Barted to make quill B these went out of Ined into a toothpick Boothj>icks are made Bichigan, Wisconsin, f:*Bo. Brk crop this B- The crop is esti . B).000 to 3,000.000 B>es not include the Bised in cider-mills, = ■• B canning factories. . B barrels will be B>e, the state being |v, Liverpool and B that the railroad* I spend ? W,000,000 ■lon cioss-tifs. The Bf service of a wood- Bibout six years. A B*h an i c has invented B which he claim* is Bestructible and of B.st than the woodan Bf telephones in use *» Bites is :m.C>7O, and B> f roui the -ame for 1*7,000.000 and the Bl ">O.OOO. The mini B° com} :in.' > « Main it'Vjw ] » r sulwci .her, itU [ " ")* t■ - «>t 1 . *" WL t M l}( " Hi £ fijjjiii. B i v, ||| , ||pP B / -]' ■' i 1 , -H, , r { [ t !/ t»», 'j.PS f Hki . • '■ * m ■ ■ - Sixty l'ttele»H Wora^| li There is no man living, sai ! a public school teacher the other day. "that knows every one of the 75,000 words in Webster's Unabridged i Dictionary, nor half, nor a third of them. Nor is there a man that i could define them if he were ask'"' 1. Shakespeare, who had the 'richest | vocabulary used by any Englishman, employed only 10,000 words. Mil- ton could pick out from B.OQO. hut ] the average man, a graduate from O O one of the great universities, rarely has a vocabulary of more than 3.onu or 4,000 words. Right here in ° . Buffalo there are Americans* born and bred who contrive to express all their wants and opinions in 300 words, and in the rural districts the knowledge of 150 or 200 words is' i sufficient to carry a man through i the world. So the unabridged .* i dictionary is cluttered up with 00,000 or more "technical or obsolete words that you never hear in \ ordinary conversation or .->ee in ordi-. nary books and newspapers." — | Buffalo Courier. Factories, not Free Track*, . I Vicksburg wants a cot ton factory— • in fact, it wants several cotton ! factories, and it will have them be fore many years elapse if the " free trade "craza does not control the legislation of the nation. We hope, and believe, our representative in' Congress will stand by Mr. Randall. (who has always been and is now. Ii ~ • the true friend of the South's politi cal and material interests) in his fight against the free trade policy of | the New York politicians and the Kentucky and Illinois whisky dis tillers. Mr. Catchings represents a cotton-growing district, but it is a district that should also be the cotton-manufacturing center of the I . United States. He should see to it, and we believe he will see to it, that his influence and his vote will not be given in aid of a policy that will | "nip in the bud ' the prospect for, establishing cotton manufactures in his own city and district. Qur people need factories, not free trade with England and other European countries. The govern-, ment revenues can be reduced by abolishing the internal revenues, or at least the tobacco taxes. Now is the time for Mississippi Congress- ( i man and Senators to assert their ! independence of the New York poli tical bosses, and to stand up for the prosperity and improvement of their ; own section.—Vicksburg Post. 1 i judlfe Thomau's Opinion. I Judge Thoman's new paper, the ( ! Advance, published at Youngstown, j' Ohio, is a large eight-column week ( 1 lv, well printed, and edited in the I methodical and painstaking style that might be expected of an ex j I Civil Service Commissioner. lhe : Judge, like Mr. Cleveland, believes r in a reduction of the Treasury sur i plus, but the following paragraph reads rather like a left-handed com -1 plinient of the Message: " It is not likely that Congress 1 will be governed by the President's [• recommendations, for tho reason ? that it is difficult to obtain a united r> action or. legislation whicl affects . different interests throughout the country. The general welfare m 1.-t ! conform to special interests, is a ru;« which h i> been adhered to for many years, and it is not likely to b> * ch in ' d bv the Fiftieth Con_r 4 » O Cheerful, Ve«. l i A cheerful view, if not a -trict } r correct one. is taken of a seeming m;>;> -rtune by a Texas paper, which c cbst i ves: "It is a good t: ii. _r t' it if tii • cat t,e mI • \ i"- are uy. * ' .' *r when thev die c t;.ey t - . . nu:..ber, wh. n they :ei- > i:; i ; ..bel* th*y i : i- :ue L;Or» \.,iu.ii-i . 1 \ 1 t .1 i ..t*V 11 « * "•' i'\vner bee - : F. ■ vf :« it i- a good t'.ii.g f r t".- i . \. l .. e o Tutt's Pills) FOR TORPID LIVER. A I «»k |>i i| liver dcraugc* the w hole »* leiii. ; 11 prwdiK-cs Si )k Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness. Rheu matism. Sallow Skin and Piles. There Im no better remedy for these nun in on thnn T«tt"«» I.lier i'ilbi, u* u trial «ill prove. Price, ii3c. Sold Everywliere. oencl o. 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Salisbury 6 45 ', j26 Lve Concord Arr £Ol 'J 2 i."i Charlotte, 505 > ■ 536 Spartanburg. 2 16am j 550 Greenevill* 1 01 m 30 Arr Atlanta j WEfITUUf HORTH CAROL 19 ▲ DITISION. I 1 11 23 ain Lve Salisbury Arr 720 pm I* 12 20 p m Arr >tat**vii!e t> !! i 1 26 Hickory 5 «5 2 oft Connelly Springs 4 42 2 34 Moruantuß 4 15 3 19 Marion 3 18? Black Mountain Spart .Junction 5 lit Asheviiltj 12 5* Alexander's j 7 35 Hot Spring* 11 10 j 800 Paint Kock Lve 1« 55 9 30 a in Arr Morri*to\vn 7 5C 10 55 Knoxville Lve 630 1 MT'KPHY BRANCH. : . Dail> F. Xft 1 ' Sunday, s 00 p in Lr A-diev, ! - Ail 50 p ni t 10 25 Ar Way Re* v « 2-0 2 Chailept ll 10 15 ' . 5 o5 Jai: tN 7 30 a ni v — " "* " A-HtVlLl.fc ,v SI'ARTAVi't fl« KAILHOAD. p 33• pn. T.v Itttr i; :tf n Ar 2H p m 7 17 Ar lie ■ « \ h 9 •">« y uo A -I. ...» 810 j. iu *i)atlv. tDaiiv, ex.-ei t Su dtr *Mon d*:«. W-iU fa-. V M.KKPI.V > ■ vi: -hl:\'l« K. • 3 •>n train- 50 *a : 1 •"! 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