North Carolina Newspapers

EiCKORY PIIES3: APftll, U, 1895. ri!- on a Postal. If v.,o mil '"" "IW ' ' m ' jl von Ht i-hnnuH.! mm jmwt olfW to 3jV !.'r,u tut u -f-Dl ii tp.' to a lintnf 'dWDoti " al ui a aw .a!Mcrtler. and iu!lTfTri" any nv l your ?tPiK!ilirhHt fhnf 1 i.e ' mrr-i i irwml the pUolic. . IjijTdiliH KAILtf AY -COMPANY- ll'!KiMN r A I It UVEJ TiJiRD "oivision! ' ri.-if'-n-""' Schedule In effert Man h 17, JM3. , i' .hh'I .Sj?wl'ile i published as in formation ouir aotl i subject lo ctaauise with out notice to the public. Salisbury, AsheYille anf Paint Ml. No. U. Inilj 3.37 a 1- -"-'' 111 "".45 " 1 ;o 15- " U :. p m 1.11 " 1.57 " :Ui " $ .12 ln..v " 4.4" r-4( a m No. 12. -, Dally. "LTTTTiVasiiinx'on Ar. 6 4J in L.vncbbarg .... 1.53' ""Zr.Hicbroond...... " 8.00 - " Danville " 11.4? pro ...Oreenntwro 10. I Salisbury....... " j nuo atatesville - i 7.11 " ...... Hickorj " 5 40 MorRanton.... " 4 56 Marion 4.11 " ...... Mltmore " 2.24 Ar V AHheTille J " Lv. r. 2.13 " ...Hot Sprlnurs " i 12 53 A-. Pnlnt - ICock... Lv. I 12.40 " Eastern Time ) L,v....laint Uock . ...Ar. 11.3atu Central time.) .... Knoxville " 8 30 " ...... 5 hattunooK' " 4 30 Ar. , Nalivlile.i....,Lv . . 9 'Opin Ilctweeii Alielllenrt Sliirphy. No. 17. j Ex. Sun. H.-'O a. m, !l.J- V 12. 20 p. ra, 4.50 " Ar No. 18 Ex. San. 1J0 pm li.5. a at 10 04 " 5.5ii .... Whev.lle .Ar. ....DiiUbo-o .... ' ....r.yon City.. ... Murphy.. .... Lv. Nok. 11 and 12. Gonn!Ct with No. 37 and 38, WiiKliington aud Southwestern Limited, carry ing I'ull.nan lrawlHff-Uoo u Huffet Sleeping Car betw if n N York. Asueviile and Hot SprluKH ;uid between AheviIIe. Hot spring and Cincin nati, connecting at K-ioxvlIle with Pullman Nwpiri;? Cur to mi l irom Nubtn ille. Teun.. via Cbattaiiooa. . si.KKiN(i Oak Kitvic-. Noh. '37 and 34, Vii,ibtnfl:toii and Southwestern Limited, composed entirely of l'ullmau i am; miiiiiJiii in l'ullmuu ratr .' $2 00; . no extra fare. Through .sleeping I'nrii betneeu New York and Ne Orl'ins. New York and Memphi-. and New York. Asheville aud Hot Spring, aud North boiind from AuRUsla to Nrw York. Dining Car between Greeustioro aud MoiitKH uery, Nos. 3"J and 34, New York and rlorida Sboit L'lif Limited. Pullman Curs ami Firbt-JiaH Couch only. Through Meepiog and Conpart irieui; ( ii is beteu New York and t. Augustine two cai-H. and Srvt York and Tampa, and Southbound from New York to .Aun.sta. Liu ing t'n r between tJreensboro nnd JaekHonv.ile, ami Chiii lot t-8vi!le to New York. Nos. .T and 3t. United States Kat Mail, I'ull rruin Sle ping Cars between New York, Atlnnta and Montgomery, auo New York aud t, Augus tine. Also has keeping. Car between t harlottu nnd Augusta. Through tickets on sale nt principal htationa to all points. For rates or information apply to a ii v agent of the t'oiupan.v, or to W A TURK,- -S H HAltDWlCK. (ii-u'1 Pass Agt.. A8t GenT Pass. At. Washinirton. 1). C. Atlanta. Ud. llCHKULKY; OeuH Sapt, :oltitnbia, S. C. M CUL1 Traltie Mgr.. . Wabhingfon, D. C. V II (;iiEi:N. Ueu'l Mgr.! Washington. D. C. J Chester & Lenoir N. d. RailroaJ Schedule In effect March 23, 14. The passenger train from South ieaves Hickory 1:12 p. in. From North it loaves here at 5:10 j. in. Mixed train from the South arrives at Hickory 4:30 p. m. Leaves for Le .noir at 0:20 p. m. From North leaves Hickory at 8:40 a. in. Connects at Hickory and Newton wiih N C. trains, at Llncoluton with t. C train.- eat ind west: at Uastoiila with .Southern. eai aioi went; at Yorkville with O 1. noi-ih and outli; at Chester with 5 C A A. north and souih and .with the 1 C N north and souto. II. U. U, ard F. Jt 1. A. Yorkville, S. C. minium. -u(it.. iirsici t C. V. F. Mai per, I'rest., Lenoir. N. C. Mr. J. Worth Elliott was at Ashe ville last week. Mr. A. A. Shuford returned from "Wilmington on the 4th inst. 1 Capt. It. AV. Johnson lost a very fine jersey imicn cow tne am inst. To cure your cold and give you rest, AVer's Cherry Pectoral is the best. Mr. D. C. Keerer, who was in Ashe countyjast week, reports snow thvre Tuesday, the 2nd inst. The Newton Enterprise has its new power press, and the improved ap p4aranee of the paper is conclusive ev idence that it does its work well. The fnet that Hood's Sarsa pari 11a, mcv fairly tried, becomes the favorite spring medicine, speaks volumes for its excellence and merit. Attention is invited to the advertise ment of Hradfield's Female Regulator, ne of the old stand by medicines. It has relieved many a mother of many nu15. (iet a bottle and try it. The use of Hall's Hair Renewer pro motes the growth of the hair, and re tores its natural color and beaut v, irees the scalp of dandruff, tetter, aud impurities. Mr. I). B. Seitz, an aged farmer liv ing about live miles south of the city, is in so critical a condition that his death cuiing at any moment would be no surprise. He i eighty years old and has been in delicate health for several --onths. Persons residing in Newton or vicin- . wishing copies of the. Henrv Weid Jr Memorial pamphlets, will' Hud ':u at the drug store of Messrs. siith and Haywocnl. Price 15 cents opy. Naturally the fair complexions would If we oiiietimea effervesce in these columns in pleasantries, we feel assured no one will suspicion that our arrows are touched with vim Wo j shoot leaden ballets from cover. j Miss Mary llosebrough has returned ! home from the Northern markets and is busily engaged unpacking new goods and beautifying herelegant mil linery store by their artistic display Mr John Wilson, a farmer of Burke county, Icard township, has been dangerously ill of pneumonia but, un der the pVJllful treatment of Dr. AV. L. "Abernethy, he is how convalescing. Miss Sadie Hull's condition is thbught to be materially improved. She is be ing treated by Dr. Baker, an eminent physician, and we therefore have great confidence of her ultimate recov ery. Our young friend, Mr. J. L. Suttle myre of Burke county, spent a few social moments wich us Friday. We appreciated his visil, aud asked to be remembered to friends and acquaint ances in his neighborhood. Mr. Ed. Yoder, the fine looking arid popular railroad cleik at the freight deot, left the city Thursday evening, the 4th inst., for Washington. D. C, and West Virginia. He will b ab sent not to exceed two weeks. The building committee of the Methodist church reported to the quarterly meeting April 1, their pur pose to place on their beautiful church lot, before the expiration of summer, 200,000 brick. This move indicates the early erection of the new church build ing. Col. M. Ei Thornton was at. Bridge water Thursday and Friday of last week. It is the season of the year when angling is one of his most de lightful -pastimes.' He made a most generous allotment of the catch to us, and, we confess, we have never tasted fish of a superior flavor. Thanks, Col onel. Thursday forenoon, April4th, while Mr. Simon Bolick was engaged felling trees, one, on striking the ground, re bounded breaking his right leg below the knee. He was taken home and Dr. . W. L. Abernethy now attends the afflicted gentleman. Mr. Bolick- is young and vigorous and we therefore anticipate no great delay in his recov ery. H. W. Jones and his son P. P. Jones, deputy U. S. marshals, accompanied by Revenue Agent L. C. Bagwell, the night of April 2nd, captured a wildcat srill and brought before Commissioner Totten the following named gentle men found in charge of it: Elijah Holtzclaw, Noah McAlpine, Julius Pennell, Jeff. Pennell and William Lewis. Two gave bond, the others be ing h i : durance vile. Mr. Devault Xleffner, a farmer of Catawba county tothe manner born," dropped into our sanctum Friday morning and subscribed for the Prkss and Carolixiax. Mr. Heffner is To years of age, and during the war, served in the 37th Regiment of North Carolina volunteers, commanded by Colonel William Hoke. He will plant four acres of cotton and eighteen of corn. If all the fanners of the South follow his wise example, we have no doubt of a material advance in the pric of cotton next fall, Four Illfir Successes. Having the needed merit to more then make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed. Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in'the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them, and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at O. M. Royster's Drug Store. "1 Mr. Chas. N. Vance has left Wash ington aud resumed his residence at Black Mountain. A delegation of New England cotton mill men left Portsmouth on the first inst. to investigate ihe advantages to be secured by tho removal of cotton mills tr the South. Stops were made by the party at Charlotte, Henrietta, Weldon and Raleigh. From North Carolina they visited South Carolina, intending a most careful survey of sur roundings before returning North. 1,1 the rxne rather than the exception. unfortunately it is at present, if the -a:es would wholly abandon cosm t- : VU1U U!.ro Kerwally keep the blood i'ureand vigorous lv the use of Av- To the Hditoe Pierte inform your read ers that I have a positive remedy for tha above named disease By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been per manently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will Fend me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A. Slocum, M. C, ITa. 13 Few 1 Eireet, Hew York. North Carolint Discovery, C'hi-aper than- Gas or Electric Lights. Gil EAT KK VOLITION.- Durns with Uicks Sambas and Make The most Beautiful Usbt. We find in lst weeks Shelby Auro. , very pertinently, the following which e reproduce entire. A new illuminant is now giving-a beautiful, brilliant and white -flame, that promises to rival Welsbach gas, and almost make the incandescent lights pale their ineffectual tires. - This new claimant for public patronage is liquefied acetylene, a new ga that i shedding- light upon the problem of home and street illumination. The discovery of electric light was won derful and this new gas, Irilliant burn ing acetylene, promises to do wonders and to be a rival to electric lights, for its brilliancy is only surpassed by its economy. Under the Wilson process it is claim ed that this new illuminant e u be manufactured much cheaper than gas or electric light. This is said to be the discovery of Prof. P. L. Wilson, of Spray, N. C. "While experimenting to reduce cer tain refractory compounds of alum inum and calcium by the agency of his electric furnace, he found that water and limestone and coal dust produced this new gas and the dis covery startled him." The New York Herald says: An illuminating gas to vie with electricity and completely eclipse the present coal gas is eaid to be about to come into use. Ii is also i-aid that gas bills will then be only at the rate of live cents a thousand cubic feet. Not alone has this discovery of acetylene elements a commercial ad vantage, but already chemists have begun to speculate on it as a means of revealing the mysteries of the forma tion of earth and the planets, aud the composition of the sun. August Eimer, at the last meeting of the Society -of Chemical Industry, in this city, ad vanced the theory that acetylene gas produces those remarkable solar waves of flame that astronomers observe protuding great distances from the orb into space. The chemists of the big gas com panies in New York and Boston are looking into the gas as a means of in creasing the power of" coal gas now used. In a liquid form it burns in lamps, only no wicks are necessary, the liquid turning to gas aud igniting as soon as it rises in the tjibe. Woman-hood has its own special medicine in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. And every woman who is 'Tun-down'' or overworked, every woman who suffers from any 4 'female complaint" or weak ness, needs just that remedy. With it, every disturbance irregularity, and derangement can b permanently cured. It's an invigorating, restorative tonic, a Soothing and strengthening nervine, and the only medicine for woman whichonce used, is always in favor. In periodical pains, displace, ments, weak liack, bearing-down sen sations, and every kindred ailment, it is specific. Dr. Pierce's Pellets vure constipa tion, liver-iils, indigestion, dypfpia, piles and headaches IT NEVER BECAflE A t-Att'. The Original of the Assignment Ci!l Found, Marked "Tabled March nth"-It Was Authenticated By Monstrous Fraud on the Presiding Officers of the Two Mouses. Special to the Charlotte Observer. Raleigh, April 2. Proof i complete and conclusive that the act to regulate assignments is fraudulent and spuri oUs. The original bill, identical with the oue published has just been fouud among the defeated bills in the old State library, marked "Talked March 12th.'" The Senate re-ord show that the bill was never before tliat body in any shape at any stage. Threatened in jury to the business of the State will undoubtedly be avert- j ed by judicial or "legislative action. Honest business lien appreciate the , the position of yoj paper in declining ; to join iii a partisan cry ro ecit ' groundless fears and prejudice about a measure that was drawn by n Dem- j ocrat, introduced by a Democrat, d - ' feated by Republicans and FopuI:sW and authenticated by a monstrous fraud peniet rated upon the presiding officers of both houses of the General Assembly. RI'jiimom Pi:a:: o Stat Taxes LevUd by the LsUUir. Under the revenue act the" poll tax is $1.2:5, the State tax 2 1 cent, the 1 u sion 3f cents, the school If cents. 0:1 incomes and gross profits fmm projier- ty not taxed Ji per cent, and on grose incomes derivetl from claries and fees percent. 011 excess tver $1,000, and i ler cent, on -xpcsj over $ 1,000, to 5. 000 and i ier cent. between $S,00d and $10,000. The tax on cigan is 3 cents per 1,000 and on cigarettes 10 cents per 1,000. The sewing machine tax Isf500, piano or organ dealers' tax $250. Th tax on drummers is $100 which fdiall cive. exemption from all other Herns tax. The licence for insur&uce com panies is $100 and a tax of 2 per cent, on gross receipts in this State. StaU banks are to pay $50 011 $25,000 of cap ital and $2 for each $1,000 ovir that amount. Building and loan associa tions pay tax according to paid-in cap ital. The tax on railways is 1 percent, on gross receipts; telegrapk and tele phone companies, 2 per cent. Wilkes boro Chronicle. n .aUC&T iiVEX .lADC The Waynesville disiensary. the Courier savs. has commenced business. A zed nih diit Treacher .Begins Potlshias QTass For a Telescope. Greenville, Pa., March JL Green ville is to furnish the lens for the larg- et ieiesKie Mini nas ever ueiii con structed. Rev. John Peatc, D. D a Methodist minister seventy-four years of age, has asuuutl the task. He has just coxupleted arrangements for hand ling the rough glass that is to be trans formed into the great lens at his home in Greenville, and will probably be gin work ju a few day. This lens i to be used in a telescope for the Methodist University at Wash ington. It is to be a jnounuieut to Rev. Dr. John Pcate much more fig nificant than any costly col uiiiu that might be erected to the memory of the grand old gentleman. A plate glass works at Butler took, the glass for the Uns. Heretofore all telescojie . glasses of any importance have been cast in France, a well as polished in that country. The lens, when completed, is to be sixty two inches in diameter and aeven inches thick. The GastonLa Gazette has r. new power press. We congratulate the ed- ' itor on this evidence of financial pros perity. mm thrive on Scolf Emusl..:i v.-Vi ;;! tit a if.st 1 1 their food seem : t ;: t ) v:istt Tl.Ia U .cs ;:nd - Weak Children grow st 0;, j!u'p c;u! ! entity by t.J;;iw IK overcom.-s i:ihnnt'J wt'Jikm all tin tcrul ncies toward ivn.iciation or Conum-i i i. T ; iMliisaud trrowin' c:iiiJio:i ;di p- vsn::s ;urtL-ii:i ' jj- s; t f 11. sh. Weak $ ?jim; C:u.;ii (' ;:.id- V".isii!i-,' Di -.-ihis will receive i) ir.itol.l n .iseiit:; fto.-ji this ;rivtt, n -.ii-Isim-::it. The formula i- v i.i..i:ii.j cdt'o J'...j:i!.si..ii . . b, !i ( ti.Is mI by the med ir. .1 v.'oi 11 ft) ;.fy jtiirj. . iu hocu-t ab.'if if. 0 . S.i.l for p.i.nphli-: l.t S.-j :'s Lx.us or.. fRLsl. A Scott & Bown3, W. Y. . A!l Drurjgizts. ZD cents and S t. 0 J I QOLAY 86 SON, JolMmont Vim yttt tfst OLD FOIIT, N. C. - PURE NATIVE WiNES. DISTILLERY OF FRENCH COGNAC; Aw,iiilrl First Premiuni at th Exhihitiou nf New Berm N. C. a , who chooses irefl his iriuey fusuiex his htttft'h." Address them at OLD F0RTf N. C. $-$-$ $ $ $ $ t t $$$$ $ $$$ $ 0 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ SAVE DOLLARS $ $ By purchasing one of the Richmond Desk Com- j pany's beautiful Roll-top Office Desks. They are g being manufactured and sold at astonishingly $ low prices. Yea can buy them for a very little $ The DcUs talk forlkcniticlvcs. rer. KICXI'tJO.Z, IXD., U. S. A. 1 RHEUMATI.SA . . . AND N.HAURALGIA By the Vlci Msrneflc DUc. CURED Iiet aothortrjr mj tbt nhaattm tM Xeormtzla areesae4 hy riot formed by tbe acids la the btood. Tbe bt know a method fur dlolrlnz tbese clot is a renUe earreat of eiectrtctir. Taa Vici RHKrxATisa Cvaz eonIL of (wo metallic plates charred with elee trlcltr. Tbtjr are placed on tbe heel, and prod ace a re&Ue rlcctrle current thruujrbont tbe bodf. Tbe Discs trill last you a life time, and will polUTely rellcTe aofferer from Hbeumubn. XcnraJsla aod kindred diseases. TLIs method Is simple aod eSeetlTe. If yoa are a sufferer. y sbotild bare a pair. Tbe price Is tlJUO per talr. ent wltb full direction, by mail postpaid. Send for a pair, aad be relieved of joar saffertas. Trie MAONET1C DISC CO.. Goddla Hall. Rkbmeod, Va. Send Postal Note or lrltered Letter. Please neotio IhJa paper J Uses Mexican Mustang Liniment Sprain cured and crutches thrown away. Bad Gall on his horse's neck cured in 3 days. . UciiHASt. C, Jan, II, X'SX (i-ntKi3n: Fcr flfttn years 1 hare uml Mexican .Mustang Liniment aad I atwddcr it th? lt llr.i xaent on eartb ; I cni nt-vt r tritlnmt it. I mently 1 it n a Lad gill ,n my horse's uk and ii curitl It in three days. I al, a bad fjraia hi lay 1 and hail t" u.xi cmtcLes i-everal tLsys. As toon ts I b-gia to u,i Mustaiig Linirutut I fc!t n-lif, an I i:i a few -lur M as t-Ktin ly wtlL I ntxiuxiii nd U to any cr.e i:cx-!iu3 a liniment for l.-'rv-s or f.r sIf. m ith crsnfl.lciM- that thty will g t tht ir rr.THyi wort!i. Yours, jno. il HUTCHi:;i;s. 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