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; Lynchburg j 1.53 "
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I " Lanv i i le... .. 12.0() m
...(Jreensboro 10.43 p m
"TT...l:ilf-bury t65
Sr'itesville c.03
Hickory - 4 56
Morganton..., " 3.56
Marion 3.11 "
Ililtuiyre 1.24 "
! r V Asheville Lv- 1-18 "
I. v. ( Ar. 2.13
, " ...Hot Springs " 12 53
j r. Paint Rock... i,v. 12.40
. I'tTii.v, Arrive at Hiekory 9 05 u. m.
. i-uily. Leaves Hickory 6.26 p. ra.
"l.v-....l,aiat Koek...;..Ar. 11.35 am
... Knoxville " 8 30 "
i ' ;battanoofra ' j 4 SO "
j Ar. . ... Nashville Lv I 9.10 m
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...Dills-boro ... "
...Rrvson City.. "
Murphy.. .. Lv.
No. 18
Ex. Sun.
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10.59 am
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sii;i-:ii?ii cAR. sf.rvici:.
Nor. 37 mid VahhinRton and Southwestern
limited. iiipMfd of, Pullman t arn; mini
ma ;u Pull mi n rate $2 00. no eitra fare.
Throiifrh slfcpintr r'ars between New York and
Se Url.-iitis, New York an.i Mempbi.-, and New
York ami Tampa and Washinsfron, Asheville
and Hot .spriiiKH" Also carries flrnt--laHs coach
t betwiHi ashintrton and .lackponville, Din
ing Car tft ween (JreenKboio and Mont?oraery
ok. 3.1 and 36. United states Fast Mall,
l'tdlniau MeepiiiK Cirs between New York At
lanta iid Montgomery, and New .York and
Jacksonville. Also has Sleeping Car between
Chirlottennd Augusta
Throujdi tickets on sale at principal stations
'to all point. For rates or Information apply
to aDV iijrfut of the Company.
WATUKK. S H HARD WICK.
Gen'l Pass Art.. Asst Gen'l Paa. A&t.
WdKhinton, D. C. Atlanta, Ga.
SBERKi:u:Y; Gen'l Supt, Columbia, S. 0.
J M CYl.V. Traffic Mffr., Wachinffton, D. G.
11 GliKKN. Gen'l Mgr.. WashinKton. D. C.
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Chester & Lenoir N. G. Railroad Schedule
Central Time.)
In effect, June 16.1895.
The passenger train from South
leaves Hickory 12:12 - p. m. From
North it leaves here - at 4:10 p. in.
Mixed train from the South arrives
at Hickory 3:30 p. m. Leaves for Le
noir at 5:20 p. m. From North leaves
Hickory at 7:40 a. m.
Connects at Hickory and Newton with W. N
C. train, at Llncolnton with C trains east
nd went; at Gaatonia with Southern, east and
weU at Yorkville with C O O. north and south;
at Cheater with (!C4 A, north and south and
with the (J t; A N north and soutb.
H. H. B.ard G F. & P. A. Yorkville. S. G.
L.T. Nktols. Supt.. Cheoter, S O.
. V. F. Harper. Prest., Lenoir. N C.
REDUCED RaTES.
Cansq states and ini?fialloual Expcsii m
ATLANTA, GA ,
September 18 Dt jeir.feer 31, )895.
For the above occasion the Southern Railway
Co. will pell low-rate rou-d-trip tickets to
ATLNTA, ;A.. and return on the follow
ing basis :
FROM
A J B
Alexandria, Vu...
Asheville, N. C...
Burling n.N". C.
p'irkeville. Va....
l-aliH.Mei-. V:i
Out am. Va..
. 26.25 19 .25
. 1S.70 13.70
. 23.25 17.a
25.3018.55;
. ei.8515.S0
Clmrlotuvillo, Va... 23.2517.05;
hapol Hill. N. n 20.4015.00
. - - - - -
voucord,
harlot te. N.C
Danvi le, Va
j.'urbam. N. C
1 rout Koval, Va
'rcotisboto, X. C
''Mdboro X. C
endi rsonvilh-, N. C.
1 Jickory. X. ir.
'Ph Pv.itit, N. C
'M Springs. N.C...
liondoi jon, X' C
Lynchburg-, Va
L;'-Xiricton. X. : ...
ijor.'anton, X. C
urioM, X C
wt..n, x.c". V."
"ran-o, Va
,?ford.X.C
ehmond, Va
' Mvillf.. X. C
i'-li.X. C
uth ltoM, Va ...
' inour?, a
uh-bury, X. G
tt-svillo, X. C....
ayiorsviUe, N.C.
l.r.vou.X.C
shington, D..C.
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..14.00
40 5.75
..! 9.65 ...A.
..;11.95 .. .
1350
..10.55 .....
..10.35
14.20 10.40, i
13 15 . 9.65 '
20.0514.70 10.20
20.4015.00 10.45
26.2519.25 l-00
17.65 12.95..... I 9.20
21.7515.95 11 .00
11.70 ! 8.60..
15.30 ... .'11.25
16.95 12.45'..
114.00 10.50..
20.4015.00 10.45...
: rj 11. .VI...
.(W
11.25...
in.fio ...
11.25 ! 7-25
24.5518.00 13.10
. 20.4015 00 10.45 .....
i2:3.2517 05 .12.40
. '1S.8.513.W ' 9.70
. 20.4015.00 10.45
. 21.5515.) ... 10.80
. 26.25 19.2 14.00
.115.30 11 .25
'13-30 llt
. 16.5 12.00
15.J50 ...
14.85...
115.30
6.55
5.85
5.25
7.25
8.40
6.75
8.05
7.25
7.10
H0.75..,.. !
26.2519.25.
23.6517.35
26.2519.25
7.25
8.15
4.90
arr!itr.n x'o
;ilkes boro, X.C...
injton-aleni, X. C. 19.00 13.95:
Kates from intermediate points in rr1 portion.)
7.fck
....S14.00
....12.60
....'14.00
, 980
Ct .lunin A : Tickets will be told
m -' i, ana dai v from Sertimler loto
T ' inclusive, with llual liniit J
EXPLANATION".
September 5
iiecem-
anuarj
i'mmn 11: Tickets will be sold daily from
September 16 to December 15, 1S95, inclusive.
...th final liuiit twenty &)) clajs from dAie of
. lumn C: Tickets will be sM daily from
w'th linal limit fltteen (15) days from date of
.e. x o tiCket to bear ionjrer limit than Janu-
vOliimn Tl? T z-.'L-nta will kn n1r1 tn TueSUaV
ck i rem cepixuw--r
, inclusive, wiin uuw
e of sale.
erti.i dailr from
. avva WS
wiiu final limit scvoa GZ ys from date of sale.
SOUTHEFUti RAILWAY
II V . .
vj"e ouij- line cntfUnff too ixposiuori
grounds, having a fioablo-track, standard
Vjeo railway from tlia center of the city of
AUnta to thoEjrposItiou Grounds. -or
Uckeu and full information apply to
J Oil ri.A. a j.
. 4i a eoi, or auaruod .
J.M.CrjLP, TT.A-TUIIK,
Traffic llanaffer. CcalPasa. Ast
1300 Penna. Ave Washmirton. D. C
Mrs. Dolph Sigiuon has returned to
nertnoine.
; ' Miss Lollie Lenoir visited her sister.
i jonn Jiichal, last week.
i Th
; It 1 iiuimir.-are
, cured by the use of Ayera Hair Vi-or.
j Mr. Chas. Geitner attended the fair
j ai Morganton last Wednesday.
' Miss Claudia Comnrnn
after a few days' illness at Mr. Coop-
Mr. Gilbert Peeler h
noir to work for the Caldwell Ss North
ern Kailroad Co.
.Mr. John Setzer. of Li
passed through the city Fiiday on his
X 1 m
way io nis iarm on Catawba river.
Miss Meta Beall, of Greensboro, af
ter a visit in Lenoir, passed through
this city cn her return home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Georce H
tr - - x f tiv
and baby, and Miss Annie Rankin, of
T
xeuuir, were in town shopping last
Tuesday.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, taken at this
season, will make you feel strong and
vigorous and keep you from sickness
later on.
Mr. Rufus T. Lenoir, of Vadkin Val
ley, arrived in the city Thursday
morning and is visiting friends arid
relatives.
A party was given Miss Claudia
Compton last Friday night at Mr. A.
E. Cooper's. .All present say they had
a very pleasant time.
People with hair that is continually
falling out, or those that are bald,
can stop the falling and et a good
growth of hair by using Hall's Hair
Renewer.
Miss Josephine Batchelor passed
through this city Friday evening. She
is travelling canvasser for the Messen
ger of Hope, printed in Charlotte.
Miss Jet Abernethy, Master Ed and
little Ruth attended the Morganton
Fair and returned Friday evening.
Mrs. John Cilly returned with them.
Messrs. W. A. Self, A. A. Whitener,
Morgan Hawn and Wesley Martin
went to the Fair on bicycles. They
got as far as Connelly Springs and
took the train.
Mr. W. A, Self was so unfortunate
as to have a bicvele run awav with
him while in Morganton and was bad
ly bruised up. We hope he will soon
be all right again.
Dr. S. C. Webb, Liberty, Mass ,
say: l nave oeen using Ayer s I'liis
for over twenty-five years, and recom
mend them in caes of chronic diarrhoea,
knowing their efficiency from personal
experience, they having cured when
everv other medicine in pharmacy
failed.
The rtorganton Fair.
The local editor went to the fair.
very unexpectedly, but was very much
pleased with her trip. The dust was
terrible, but nobody seemed to mind
it much,
The racing was very good. The bal
loon ascension on Wednesday was
good, but Thursday it was splendid.
Prof. Steele said he was going 4,000
feet high. The air was exactly right.
and the ascent was perfect. He came
down less than half a mile from where
he started.
We went to the Deaf and Dumb
Home, but only drove around it; also
went to the Insane Asylum. This is
the grandest place we have ever seen.
We were shown over the buildings,
into the wash, sewing, ironing and
dining rooms; also the kitchen, chapel
and greenhouse. The very latest in
vention in every line is used there and
evervthiug moves like clock-work.
The greenhouse, with Mr. Bush in
charge, is the prettiest and most neat
ly arranged thing in its line that we
have ever visited. The house is new
and the flowers have just been placed
in it. .
Morganton is a lively, business town,
with,these two grand State institu
tions, a large cotton factory, tannery,
door and sash factory, "Sally Michael"
tobacco factory, etc.
We certainly expect to go up there
again soon. The ieople are very kind.
The Salisbury World says as a re
ward or his saving the wreck of. the
vestibule train last week by inform
ing the agent of a misplaced switch,
the Southern has given Rev. W. H.
Bryant a pass over its system for flvo
years. The reward is merited, for
had the discovery not been made the
consequences would have been disits-troils.
MEOLEY.
MS
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A man in Kansas boasts that he
owns 1,5X) badges of-secret orders.
The skeleton of an average whale is
said to weigh not less than 50,000
pounds.
Habana is the correct name of the
capital of Cuba, so says the United
States board of geographical names.
Chinese paper fans are sent over
from Canton at the price of nine francs
per thousand that is, a penny a dozen.
Michigan is entering the lists as a
peach growuig State. Orchards are
being formed of 500, 1,000 and 10,000
trees.
In this country alone the sales of bi
cycles for thit year are estimated at
half a million. The total number of
bicycles in use is estimated at a million.
A, tanning concern in Seattle has re
ceived in one consignment 115 bales
of deer skins, weighing 18 tons, and
representing several thousand dead
deer.
Over 400 diamonds are knows to
have ben recovered from tb ruins of
Babylon. Many are uncut, but most
of them are polished on one or two
sides only.
The supply of old powder left from
the war has just been exhausted. It
has been used in later years simply as
saluting purposes. A new powder
with little kick but a great deal of
bang, will do the honors.
Chicago, after all, is to have a tower
higher than that built by Eiffel. It is
to shoot up 1,100 feet into the air, and
to cost $600,000. Many people in the
Western city are said to be much hap
pier since the decision as to the tower
was reached.
Immigration increases. In August
the arrivals numbered 22,199, which is
more than 9,000 increase oyer August
of last year. The total for this year
amounts to 212,732, as compared with
166,591 for the corresponding period
last year.
A Frenchman ha ing an inoome of
$4,000 a year pays $1,000 of it in direct
and indirect taxes to the government,
according to careful investigation. In
other words, the French tax-payer
must work 86 days in the year solely
to earn what is due to the treasury.
In a cemetery in the suburbs of
Lowell, Mass., there are five headstones
all alike, except the inscriptions. The
first one reads, "First wife of John
Smith." and the second, "Second wife,"
and so on until the fifth stone, which
reads, "John Smith; at rest at last."
President Lincoln once listened pa
tiently while a friend read a long man
uscript to him, and who then asked:
"What do you think of it ? How will
it take!" The president reflected a
while, and then answered: "Well, for
people who like that kind of things.
I think its just about the kind of thing
they'd like."
A little girl listening to the marriage
ceremony of her sister, .seemed to be
particularly impressed with that part
which requires the bride to promise to
"love, cherish and "obey," and after
the ceremony horrified her mother by
asking, "Mamma, what made Rev.
Mr. make Ada promise to love
cherries and whey T
A refractory Irishman in jail, named
Dennis McGinnis, refused to worlc.
The keeper said to him: "McGinnis,
you go to work or to the pump."
Niver " renlied the Irishman. A sec-
- s
oud time the keeper ordered McGinnis
to work, but he refused to budge an
inch. "Now for the last time, McGin
nis," exclaimed the keeper, "you go to
work or to the pump." "Niver, sir,"
said McGinnis, straightening up to the
full diguity of a man. "Faith, sir, 111
lave the jail first."
The Shemwcll Case Again.
Lkxixgton, N. C, Oct. 19. The
county commissioners, at their last
meeting, passed upon and allowed the
State costs in the Shemwell case, some
$3,300. The defendants costs, ordered
paid by Judge Boykin, were not al
lowed. The commissioners say they
will not pay Shemwell's costs unless
compelled to do so by law. The mat
ter is now in the Superior court.
nVk iw Tnrms Fleas inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. i 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 wul
send me their express and post offlce address.
Respectfully, T. A. Slocura, M. C.,
The New York Sun says: "The
black philosopher of Tuskegee, Prin
cipal Washington, has made an inter
esting remark about the Alabama
Normal institute. 'At Tuskegee he
says, we teach our students that it is
better for them to ppend their time
and strength in learning to be carpen
ters, dairymen, truck gardeners, or
contractors, than to spend it in. mak
ing stump speeches.
"As an orator. Principal Washing
ton mav not rank with Demosthenes
or Cicero; but there is more solid sense
in him than in lots of white men.
. Charlotte is to have a crematory to
barn garbage. It will cost $0,000.
liZro:f ana The Sooth.
Whatever may be said of Col. Rob
ert G. Iu&ersoll' views on the Bible,
it can't be denied that he is a man of
big heart and a fine enso of justice to
his fellowmati. At a re-uniou of the
regimeut during the war, he said in
the cuurx of his addrvsvs:
Chiaeve Seel f Vegetarian.
The Chinese sect of the Vegeta
rians, which lias recently been prom
inent in the m.rsvicre of missionaries,
is a formidable secret MK'iety. It was
known in the Ehrhtt-enth century as
the Association of the White Lotus
and led to the plot against the exist-
"And, let me tell ytu here today I j ig Manchu dynasty, ft was to hard
am bomewhat older than I used to be; j preed bv the" authorities that it sank
1 have little philosophv now that I i it. ; i ,
had not at the 9 o'clock 'in the morn-! 119 uItntltJ um,"r a 1XMV na,ue'
ing portion of my life and I do not 1 known the r)o Nothing party,' a
blame anybody. I do not blame the ) change which 3id not deceive any
South; Idoi not -blame the Confederate body. The Vegetarians are sworn t6
fruit of conditions. She was born to
circumstances stronger than herself.
and, do you know, according to my
philosophy, which is not quite ortho
dox (laughter), every man and woman
in the world is what conditions have
made them. So, let us have some
sense. The South said; 'We will not
submit, this is not a nation, but a
partnerships of states.' I am willing to
go so far as to admit that the South
expressed the original idea of the government.""
The Darlington, Wis., Journal says
editorially of a popular patent medi
cine: "We know from experience that
Chain berlaiu's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is all that is claimed
for it, as on two occasions it stopped
excruciating pains and possibly saved
us from an untimely grave. We
would not rest easy over night with
out it in the house." This remedy un
doubtedly saves more pain and suffer
ing than any other medicine in the
world. Every family should keep it
in the house, for it is sure to be need
ed sooner or later. For sale by O. M.
Royster, Druggist. 40-4t
Hon. R. W. Lavis is a FJordi-
dian who is undoubtedly well
qualified to speak for the people
of his State, and it is gratifying
to eee him sticking to his recent
statement that three-fourths of
his fellow-citizens favor-the free
and unlimited coinage of silver. .
eat no meat and wow no colored
clothes. They give their property
into the cominon stock, reserving only
the usufruct for their individual sup
port.
Not only are the members of this
Lpo werfu I IkhIv the enemies of the ex
isting royal family, but they are also
hostile to some of the moot cherished
Chinese traditions. In l$76 they
spread terror in Nanking and Shang
hai by cuttiufi off the pigtails of their
fellow citizens, going about quietly
with scissors uplheir sleeves and us
ing them whenever they got an oppor
tunity. As the Chinese think that
they are hauled into heaven by the
hair, these outrages naturally made a
great stir. . v
It will be easily seen that the Chi
nese emperor can have no great sym
pathy with the Vegetariaus. They
are the old enemies of his houe. The
provinical viceroys have frequently
availed themselves of the services of
the terrible secret society. This was
probably what occurred when the
missions were looted and the occu
pants killed.
Mr. Carlisle gets pay out of the
treasury for going to Boston and
telling the retired merchants and
splinters of that region that the
greenbacks ought to be retired.
Old People.
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters This medicine does not stimu
late and contains no whiskey nor other
intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and al-.
terative. It acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs, thereby
aiding Nature in the performance of
the functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old people find it just exactly what
they need. Prion fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at O. M. Royster's Drug Store. 5
Exhausted Soils
are made to produce larger and better crops by the
O use of Fertilizers rich in Potash.
Write for our " Farmers" Guide ' a 142-page illustrated book. It
V- is brim full of useful Information for farmers. It will be sent free, and
will make and save you money. Address,
GERMAN KALI WORKS. 93 Natman Street. New York.
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Which
Shall It Be ?
Youn orders for High Grade Sewing Machines, Bicycles, Vehicles, Baby
Carriages, etc., placed with3ocal and retail dealers with three to six middle
men's profits, or with the old reliable CASH BUYERS' UNION, with only
one small profit above actual factory cost. If you are a money saver there
cun be no doubt as to your decision. Write to-day for one of our Illustrated
ratnl.iflnip fin;! note the unannrohable bargains we are oiTerinir SO differ-
S ent style Sewing Machines, ranging in price from $3.00 to SCO.OO-i-Bicycls,
3 all stvles and prices, from $10.75 to 875.00. Those of the Utter price being
equl to wheels sold by agents and dealers at $125.00. Wc show 150 desims
in Baby Carris" thr latest, the handsomest all new patterns, maoy
direct importations. We handle everything under the sun in the
VEHICLE AND HARNESS LINE. BUGGIES. CARR1AGE8. PHAE
TON 3. nOAO VAGONS. CARTS. HARNESS, 8ADDLES. ETC,
at 1 r:c23 out of rench of competition. . t
IN PIANOS AND ORGANS wc show an
endless variety, at only 10 per cent, above
r.ctual co-.t to build. In writing for cata
logues, state which to send, as we have a spe
cial catalogue for ea h line. Address in full
CASH BUYERS' UNION,
C &S6. 159.161 W. Yen Baren St.. CHICAGO. ICL.
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Uses
Mexican Mustang Liniment
Sprain cured and crutches thrown away.
Bad Gall on his horse's neck cured in 3 days.
DraiiAM, N. C, Jan, II,
Lyrjn Mf.j. Co., EmrAljn. .V 1
Gvnttnt-n: For fAU-en ; rr I have uh1 Mexican
Mustang Liniment, n i I ct vUler It the tet lini
ment on earth ; I am tiTtr without it. I recently ur I
it on a Lad gall on my j'jrw'i neck and it cum! it la
three day. I k L ai . a lad iraia In my and
Lad to U' crntrhe ff ral a. A n a I l-an
to us MuOans Unim at I felt relief, and in a few day
wa ectirvly w-U. I : m aiuii-ni it to any ooilin
a liniment f.r Lorv -jt f.r elf, with cmillli that
tlwv win jr t tLeir x on-r- worth. Vocrs,
JNO. R. HUTCHINC5.
Of Carrinston Huterur-gx
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