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PITTSBORO, CHHTHRM COUNTY, N. 'C.V SEPTEMBER 15, 1 897.
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H B. LINEBEiniY, Editou axd
PUBLISHEB;
SUBSCRIPTION' VRlCE-SliX) Ter
Year. Adver'ieing Hates on Appliiration.
Entered at the f oet Office t ratsboro,
N". as second class matter, Sept. 5, lS'Ja.
Independence, Truth,
Justice. Communications to be printed should
be written on one side of the paper
I only. Yourrerd name must .tccomn
( any each communication or it can imt
be printed.
The editor is not responsible for the
. views of correspondents, but will al
low nothing enter the columns of the
Citizen that he knows to be false or
slanderous.
"NVe want intelligent correspondents
n every township in the county.
In the state democratic convention
: of Colorado the question of fusion"
j with populists and silver republicans
received 223 nay and 177 aye votes.
Supreme judge u as the only office to
be filled. Comment is uunecessarv.
W.E.Murchiso:i, T. Henry Calvert,
j'oncsboro, X. C. Pittsboro, N. C .
'i.:-:c.r. xoTirr.-
Tr.e r.ndcrs jr'.f d 'huv this day assd
eutedliitmselves to?etI,er for tbe prac
tice oLI-a.w. n;i;!cr the firm name of
Atereiusrai ('-lvert; in the Superior
Ccnrts of Chr.tlim couuty.
Mr. Calvert can be found at his of
f.ie in rittsl.;oro at all times, and Ir
Mard.Uon can I e addressed or consult-
cd.it liijoiiico in .lonesboro, . " . I
i'rom'itt utttnlion to business is guar-!
itd I'V i:s. -
fLis October 7, 1S?C - . -
W. 12. iluTchison,
' T. Henry Calvert
Sale of -Valuabc iVKU
and Mi H Tract.
Bt V-Iette of AX-.orvDEi: of thi:
Superior Court, made and entered in
the ease of J. W. Green etalvs Lelia
bark tt a!T I will on the 4th day of Oc
tober l'.tl, at tl.e couvt-house doer in
Pittsboro. X. C , offer for sale to the
highest bidder the mill and mill tract oi
the late II. X. (ire-'-n, deceased. situated
in said County of Chatham in Hickory
Mount dn Township and bounded on
the n rth by the lands of J is Gietn
anJ (Je). Covert, on the e ist by the
lands of J. TysovJohn t'oveit and
hham ilarrj?!, south by the lauds of J.
C Tvs r and west by the lands of. 11.
H. Fikt? cunt-siniug three hur.dred and
f-rtyacrrs more or less, upon which
tract of land is situated the merchant
nil! of th said II. X.Green. Said prop
erty nil! bo sold for partition among
thehirs t law of the said It X. Green.
Terms of sa'e one-third cash; one-third
asismov.thsand one-third in twelve
tsojitlu. df'Tre.l raiments to bear in-
'trtst atii:; p-r tent and title reserved j
rardit.se money is paid. 1 hi3 Aug.
I. II HAYES, .
' Ccr.rnissioncr.
P.'ortgage Sale-
b'y vi;tue of t;;i rowers contained in
acertaiadd of morig:ire executed by
"iliisia l5ou2l-:5saud wife to Ilosa J.
JfinhslI on the 1st day of April, 1SDI.
and(!.;!v reariiteretlin Iiejr,ister's oiilct?
Jor ( hrd.ara. L'ook ' c. I" pa-ja
Mch -ciu taort ja- e was transferred
totk'und-rsignecVl will, on the Ot!
cay of Oi-toler 1M7 at the court-house
wor in i'ittsboro, X . C, olfrr for sale
jo the highest bidder for cash, a tract of
and situated in sai i county, Cape Fear
township, beginning at n "stake in
yaa"3 corner thence south with F
brjaa s line 15 1 poles to a stake, S. E
' r. Prvrjn's corner, thence
,:'rh. i: Jf.V Hue 2s pcles ro
:-V-,,vort.er i-A No. 4. tiu-nce north
s v.;; lr.-s 1vi0 to it ttrtke and
The last and most startling injunc
tion has leeu issued bv Federal Judsre
J. M. Hagan at Morgantowu, . West
Vo enjoining Key. J. W. Wiley from
preaching to the strikers. It is asser
ted by those whose veracity cannot
bo doubted that the minister who
had preached to the idle miners in
the open air, while sympathizing
with the strikers always urged peac
able and law abiding methods.
Observer has the following to say :
The men who have made their for
tunes by trusts write our tariff and
currency laws, appoint our Federal
judges; own many of our papers; and
now they have determined to control
the last citadel of liberty of. consci
ence and free speech. It would be
better for New England and Califor
nia that Brown and Stanford Uuiver
sities should be utterly destroyed than
the influences fortunes made like the
Rockefeller and Stanford fortunes
were amassed should continue their
destroying dominion."
Mai Air and too mnch Wortli a
mong themselves, it seems, is bring
ing considerable censure upon the
state officials at Kaleigh. Let no of
ficer deceive himself into thinking
that the treasury is his and the ful
ness thereof.
UK KAYS IT I JUL A TO r Til
In a letter under date of Sept. 3 to
the managing editor of the Southern
Mercury, Hon. Thos. E. Watson gays
th? reported negotiation for the sale
of his paper is a myth. There is no
"fall election" this year in Georgia ;
hence no campaign this fall was ever
contemplated by Mr. Watson. As to
his renouncing populism, we quote
his exact words:- "I am apopnlist to
count on till the, ship goes down."
Now, will the Associated Press give
this statement as wide circulation as
Ithev did the "isolated" lie they
sent out from Atlanta on August-?.
-Mcrcurv.
. If democrats have any principles
except "spoils of office," why do they
drop them all and cry "nigger" to
get back in power?
If democrats loathe anything like
negro rule, why do their papers take
such peculiar delight in publishing
the utterances of every negro who
says anything about wanting an of
fice? ,
If democrats want white men to
rule, are sincere in their professions,
and cry "nigger" for anything but to
get ofiice for themselves; why did the
democratic commissioners of Wilson
elect a negro member of the board
of education?
If democrats are crying "nigger"
for anything bnt to get office, why
should they run one of their most
prominent men in this county on the
same ticket with a negro to get so in
significant a piece of "pie" a3 Justice
of the Peace?
The New bern Journal criticises its
democratic brother, Josephus Dan
iels, editor of the Xews and Obser
ver for calling the 30,000 white re
publicans in the etate the "scnni of
the state." The Journal intimates
that thxi democratic party has other
principles than the race question as
Mr. Daniels seems to think. May be
that it has, but what a democrat uiu
derstands by principles is something
to help his party get into power.
The railroad commissioners, J. W.
Wilson and S. O. Wilson deny having
any connection with the Southern
railroad but they have dropped the
Round Knob hotel liiea hot brick.
Gov. Russell has not vet announced
his decision as to w.hat he will do
wifh them.
Major Wilson thinks the Gov. can
not suspend him; that if he has been
corrupt he will have to be impeached
as judges arc He says he will not
give np without a lawsuit. Why,, of
coarse not Democrats seldom do.
Muster in Ii. ik van's i;r;e corner cf lot
-h 4, ihence south (U) degrees west
'ith K: Bryan's line to thn hpffinnintr.
unr,ted to contain twenty acres.
Ai3 September Tthl lS'JT.
.LE.BRTAX,
Assignee ot Mortgagee.
ocack & Haves,
AttTS.
Dn. FETEB FLUCK'SS-
Great German Remedy,
M3 a rr? nrn ir?
3c
Fa Immediate Belief
Positiye Cure oi
NEUR-RL.GIH.
Inior5cd by physicians of the highest standing,
25o. per box
. Foe Sale bt all Druggists.
8. H. KUKSTOCK GBEUICiL CO
HANNIBAL. MO.
The trustees of Brown university
asked President Andrews not to pro
mulgate his free silver views so free
ly as it interfered with their getting
liberal donations for the university.
President Andrews with the manli
ness which is the admiration of both
friends and foes scut them his resig
nation. - - .
Public sentiment has been so out
spoken in denunciation of this board
of trustees for thus trying to crush
the freedom of speech -and in praise
of the man, who, having convictions,
dared maintain them that the trustees
have come back and ask'ed President
Andrews to withdraw his resignation.
'There are two or three things a
bout this that are specially gratify
ing. In the first place it is refreshing
to fiud, in these times when so many
men in higli positions are selling their
nrincinles for so many dollars, a man
who nas vnncipies nun. uau
bought and can not be smothered.
Onft feels like crvinsr, "Eureka" a
man has been found whose principles
are no for sale to the highest bidder.
There are many such men but it is
refreshing, in reading the accounts
of so manv "sell-outs" to note this
prominent illustration of manly
courage. -Then
it shows that there is a healthy
public- sentiment yet, which, when
properly aroused, can even defeat the
plans of Mr. John Rockefeller. This
avaricious millionaire has accomp
lished much for the trusts buthere-
Beauxoxt, X. C, Sept 14, 1897.
Editor of Citizen:
If vou will allow me space in the
columns of your valuable paper I
will give a few items. Iam glad to
note that Mr. J. W. Green is getting
able to be out again.
Mr. Charlie Brooks and family, of
Dallas, iexas, are visiting Mr. G. AN .
Brooks of this place.
Mr. J. C. Tvsor has lost theohlest
hen on record in this town. She died
at theriin; old arc cf fourteen. She
set, hatched and raised a bKod of tur
kevs this summer, but the most re
markable featnreof the old hen was:
she was always willing to take young
chicks at anv time.
The farmers are very busy gather
ing fodder and cotton.
I have been told that Mr. T. E.
Carroll, of this township, has a new
kind of cotton, the limbs run about
over the ground like potato vines; but
his neighbors do not think the cotton
will be a success unless there is plenty
of rocks and grass to support it to
keep the fruit off the ground.
' - Piiill
tLLir,
"My boy came home from school
one dav with his hand badlv lacerat
ed and bleeding, and suffering great
pain," says Mr. E. J, Schall, with
Mever Bros.' Drug Co., St. Louis,
Mo. "I dressed the wound, and ap
plied Chamberlain's Pain Balm free
lv. All cain ceased and in a remark
ably short time it healed without
leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains,
swelling3 and rheumatism, I know of
no medicine or prescription equal to
it. 1 consider u a nouseuoiu necessi
ty." The 25 and. 50 cent sizes for
sale by Bvnum & Ileaden, Pittsboro,
N. C.
Greensboro Telegram: A man m
Mecklenburg has had his wife stolen
and wants some kind of p:it er from
the authorities to make her return.
There w3 a terrible railroad wreck
in Colorado caused by the collisiou
of a passenger and freight train. The
engine and cars were completely de
molished. One hundred and eighty-
five persons have Jx?eu taken out in
jured and, perhaps, thirty are killed.
Fayetteville Observer: Judge Al
len has sentenced Purvis, the convict
ed murderer of Mr. M.J. Blackwell,
to be han.ed in Lillington on Octo
ber the 13th. Purvis is the third
man convicted of u capital crime and
sentenced to be hung in Harnett L
since the formation of that county.
There has been no executions there,
however, the sentence of the' former
two having been commuted.
Purvis will be brought hero and
placed in Cumberland county jail
or save keeping until the day of ex
ecution. ;
Binghamton, X. Y, Sept. Bur
glars attempted to rob this rostoflice it
Harpursviile this morning. They blew
off the door of the safe. 1 ho noise and
explosion aroused several people in the
neighborhood and the burglars were
frightened away. They left a kit of tools
and bonie dynamite wrapped in an Ok
lahoma newspaper. One of the burglars
was dressed in woman's clothes. Char
lotte Xews.
Xcws aud Observer: Three 'Arabs
were on board the S. A. L. train going
south yesterday. The reporter inttr
viewed them for a few moments. They
could speak English well enough to ca-
ry on a broken conversation. They left
Arabia nearly three years ago and h.ive
been living in Xew York for the past
two 3'ears and are traders or merchants.
They were bound for (lalveston. Tcxa.
wbers they will open busines3. Their
complexion was exceedingly dark, in
deed, nlmcst b'.ack, and their neatly
trimmed boards were of a soft, fi'.ky
b'.ack. They were rather small, neater
in t! cirrtppeanmce than most foreign
ers. ; nd their eyes showed that they
were men of inttrllionce. All three of
theniwere Mohammrdaits.
Orarr, Sola and Patriotic Artlon.
The Hickory Mercury, one of the
brightest and best newspapers In the
VATUHrlA.
Is Soda water un
healthy ?
Not at all!
Perfect Health Recralnod.
state, says : -The Mercury wants to . jO Wonder of iho Ao.
congratulate Clovernor Russell for the' Grandest discovery In tha m .nu f i
brave, bold and patriotic action he baa medicine. I ?The big Medical Jiooka the V. S.-'
taken in regard to the Railroad com-j Guaranteed to cure more diseases ! ad Xational Dispen&arnrii-s -8y ft U
mission. He is rigni aua me peop.e arc , man anv other medicine, treatment nria trrateful drink to leTerish iMtlenti-
system known to the medical proles-1 lessening naiua or di-ties f
sion "Xo MAX made- remedy, but ! Stomach. Al ays thirst fartx-tiei than
with hicr 1 he Mercury does not believe
they tan frighten, beg or bulldoze the
governor from doing what he conceives
to be his duty. J'he railroads are now
collecting in fares and freight S..3;0 ,
1K) each year tn ro than a fair ar.d
reasonable profit on their Inveotmtnt.
This is more than double our whole
slate tax, school , lax in.lud'd These
rxt raordinary charges 1 1 why thy can
pay their presidents $0,o0 a jrar and
high salaries toother p.-ts of the rod
The Railroad commiioin.ri have not
done their duty.
D.L. liusstll is Governor of Xorth
Carolina.. The railroads aind ltailroad
coramUsioucrd aie Ihidiug it out. Their
places it seenis should be tilled, with
men who have the moral courage to act
for the people.
nature's, true panacea.
Vatumals an antiseptic germicide,
it, positively destroys all -microbes-
water alone, aud the quantilyiakf'ii
need only be regulated by the reason
able wishes of the patient
Pullman Dodges his Tax.
A Chicago dispatch says: I). II. II.
Ilolbrook, president of the Tax Payers'
League, recently gave out a s?nsatio:i. l
open letter arraigning George M. Pull
man for alleged tax-dodging. The let
ter says the assets of the Pullman Co.
at its last annual meeting, were 8Cn,
000,000, of which $30,030,000 was in .Illi
nois. The assessment i:i Illinois, how-.
ever, was only $l.5Gl,9"w. It Is claimed
that the under val nation of the Pullman
property means a loss of S -W.OOO annu
ally to the city, county and state. The
Pullman strike of 1SJ4, it is stated, will
;ost the city f lOtooo,f)OOiri damages.
There are 1,100 children in Char
lotte graded schools.
. X. M. Richmond, clerk superior
court of Casewell county, 'died last
wee..
- Edgar Purvis, the tramp who shot
and killed flagman M. M . Blackwell,
near Dunn, Aucuit 11th. has been con
victed of murder in the lirstdercj w ith
no recommendations forraercy.
Our Harrisburg ' correspondent
writes the Xcws that Mr. Will Davis
lost a val liable horse a few days ago
from hydrophobia. . Before the ani
mal died it was in agony two or three
davs, fighting, pawing aud biting at
pvervthine- in reach : and having
spasms at intervals.-Charlotte Xews.
Kaleigh correspondent of the Wil
mington Messenger under date of Sept
Oth, reports that tho handsome residence
of ex-Judge Syier Whit'kcr, two and
one-half miles south of Kaleigh, was
burned at 2 o'clock this morning. -Tie
h:id moved into the city only a few daj s
ago, and the house, which cost over
$.k0, was in charge of a.caretak"er.
The sheriff's deputies shot down
sonic sixty of the miners in Pennsyl
vania last Friday. These miners were
marching along'the public highway,
but, in accordance with the restrain
ing order of the Federal judge, they
were forbidden to advance aud were
shot down like hogs for trying to pro
ceed. Fayetteviile Observer : A puPmati car
conductor told an Observer reporter la-t
night of the daring escape of a nexio
from the sheriff of Wilson, tin the At
lautic Coet Line i.otthbound train du
here at 10:20 last night. The negro)
wrists w ere bound by a rope, the end of
which was w lapped around the shertfT
wrist. When ten milts this side ol
Florence, and while the train was run
ising only twelve miles an hour, th'
prisoner! suddenly lenid from the seat
and bounded out of the window, aln.os ;
dragging the sheriff with binn Tie of
fict r's hands were badly lacerated. Th
negro make good his escape.
John O. Wood, ex-superintendenl
of mails at the I-Otiisville, Ky., post
ofiice, has brought suit against Post
master General Gary and the Post
olIic department authorities, to pre
vent them from removing him from
his position. The case will probably
be a test of power to remove a govern
ment official embraced within. Un
civil service rnlc3. The court has is
sued a temporary restraining ' order
to protect his rights. Sanford Express.
Charlotte Xews: ri he queerest
and germs of every kind, name and That OUffht to SCttlc
nature, it is healing end soothing to the . T . . .
mucuous membrane. It will perma- it. If a SICK DCrSOIl
neutly cure the majority of cases of i n i
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Disp-iia, all Call DO allOWCtt 10
.Stomache troubles, all diseases of the !
Ulidder, Kowels, Kidneys, Liver, Con
stipation, Pile, Old Sores. Kectal Dis
ease?, Ulcers, Eczema, Scrofula, Blood
Poison, Ilheun.atism. Xeutalgia, Dis
eased Discharges, Di?eas s.peculiar to
Woman. Xcrvons aiuH'hysieal Weak
ness, etc. 7
NO MA ITKIJ -WHAT YOUR .MLMF.XT,
or wheieyou live. wr:t uafull histoiy
of yr.ur tr .ubl , and 'bur. consult! g
pin sienn will advise you wl at to do
hi oh! -r to r gain your l eaith. Con
Mf.t.tiin is FilKK and sacrediy confi
dei.tial. Tt ni o ery low. For proo;s
euc'o e 2 centttau;p.
. Local agents wanted" everywhere.
Xp canvassing. W'c advertise you in
your home pain r, Ai'dre.s with stamp,
THE VATL'MA COMPANY,
P. O.Eof, P V Chicago, III
tEXXESS EE CENTENNIAL.
AT NASHVILLE. TEXXESSEl,
3IAY 1st to OCT. 21st.
The buiidincs and grounds of -the
Tennessee Cenlenni-iVn numbers and
archi ecMiral b auty. surpass Atlanta's
and nearly equal Chicago's. The ex
hibits are all ready, and are Interesting
and instructive. The live stock display
excel ;;ny exhibition of tho kinl ever
made. The Midway h great
The Western & Atlantic Kailroaid.
and the Nashville, Chattanooga A 8L
Louis Kaflway runs soli I vtrtfoule
trains with Pellman's finest sleeping
cars, from Atlanta and Nashville.
For sleeping car berths, or any Infor
mation about rates. Hotel or Hoarding
house accommodations In Nashrille,
call upon or write to C E. JIakmon,
General Passeuger Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
srECIALTNOTICE: Theroundtrrp
rates to X'.ishville are cheaper than stay
ing at home, j
THE TE!iHESSEE -CENTENNIAL
' EXPOSITION.
Opens at Nashville fr.ay 1st,
and Closes October 30ih
1897,
For this occassion the
Seaboard Air Line
W'l.l 811
Excursion Tickets
At VLitT KLDUCED KATE., the
f. Piov.iug being total rates frein o nu
named in North Carolina:
drink it as desired, a
well person certainly
has the same privi
lege. Our Soda-water is
just right. Ice Cold and
flavored with the finest
fruit juices. Also sher
bets. Coca (Cola and
other drinks
, FKESII TUltXIPAND OTHEU
GAP DEN SEEDS for fall planting1
AT
G. R. Pilkingtqn'fr
Drug Store,
Pittsboro, fc.-C
PHOKOGRAPHYr
i-WrttuT
-WILBUR R. SMITH,
- LEXINGTON, KY.V.
tot elrcnUr of hH t hum ui mpeasTbl
COMUERCUL COLLEGE OF KY. UXIYEESTff
riept. 1. 1KJ7.
IUfr to thoD(t X mmtrm la rnrlff r mm.
CM r Fall BwImm Omt, lactams Tui
tion, Bookj and HoarU is fumtlf. atat fA.
Shortland,Typ-Writ;cs, ted Telenphy.epeei<iea,
Tb Kntcky Ur.i.irmitr PlplAaia. aadce ant.
avmrdsd rrtdutw. I.ifrmry Uwir r . U wtrt a.
WaTiiUii. Eataraow. GrftdiMtM I fai
f mrdtt to kmmt pomr IWt. rw a. Hi tm rlu. '
WILBUR R.SMiTH.LCXINCTON.KW '
Cae Fear & YadkTrT " VaTTey", r. fu
JonN Gii.i. :c. Iver.
-. CONDENSED MJHEDDLK.
In effect y 30th. 8C7y
Two rDllion a Year-
WLcu pcop!c lur, trv, an lLur rguin. it
meant tWj're atifitd. The rcoplcafthc
Unitf-d States arc tow 1uth:2 Cacire'a ;
Candr Cntbartira at tho ra c of t n:IIi.n j irmlo vi t henrd of was nui'Je ill thi
i""1 ?r itf"ri:I ha U,,C i r'.,!:: ;l ' V 'cirv LetwtvJi a sewing niachino agent
fore iir car. It nic n.i nu ril r rocd. -. , , , i ...
t rade
for a
Xcws and Observer-: A gentleman
from Weldon reports a remarkable
instance which happened there Son
day. There was a good rain for two
hours, accompanied by a thunder
storm. When the storm first came up
the lightning 6trnck a frame house
and melted a gold chain around the
neck of a little child playing in front
of the house. The child was,of course,
injured some, but when last heard
from it was still living and will prob
ably recover.
Salisbury Sun : S. W. Henderson
of Carlisle, Pa., was in the city last
Wednesday m night having - in his
charge six lndiaus from the Chero
kee reservation in this state, Mr.
Ilenderson is one of the teachers of
that Caseiret arc iLc most dtiliirlilful locl
rondf.tor for tvrrvliodY ihc rut arou id. AH . tcred the undertn'iier
dru-rg:8ta lCc, 25ct5'ic bos., euro guarau- fhe undertaker told him he had noth-
,cea- " ing to swap execpf coffins. The agent
r. c ii ..t...! ii:. lironosed tliat lie swap a;cufiin for a
1: i 1.1- i! fewin? machine, aud the, trade
Monf tUofff in TM.cfo;, . then consutnnuittil. Thiiyour.g man
1-ina IIia Iiti i lli n rr on1 if 3 nnnfinla Wild
age is estimated at a million francs. ?ot "J bave n f rso ual
-Charlotte Xews. , otlofey.xy?vf.-ft
' the has uboitf concluded fp settle the
A SAMPLE COPY, matter bv rallling llie co un oi.
logot th coilio h:s siniething of
elephant on his hand. as' he dov-s
SEND FOR
1 Do you like to read a good health
knl story every week?
Keanlr I tilood
Clean blood "means a
the Carlisle Indian school and was
alizes that he tried to go a little too accompanying these Indians to that
far in this case.
2. Do you. like to see tho follies of- v0 be-autvl without itJ .Casearets.i
tife illustrated every week? 'Candv Cathartic clean vonr blood
3 io you use ro xeau an me news
from an rarta or ine worm every
e iL. 1.1.. iv t.l n. 1.11
If so send one DOLLAR and sub- iromioc ixi). f-;
Ueep
clcau shin.
week?
and keep it clean, by stirring uj the
livr lrr nil ilririnf all immirities
i 1 a, iv . ""O I
cribe for "the Largest and Best week- ish pimples, boils, blotches, blark-
iy in uic siaic. oaiui'io top mriiitu- jieaus, aUU tlKlt S1CKIV uiuoua twu
ed free on applicaUon. nyox:an )V t-,1 inr Caecarets. beaut y
fortenceut. All druggists, eati-
Editor, lacuou guaraniccu, iucoo, ovy.
The rorth Carolinian,
Address,
Kaleigh, X. C
.1 Core for Illln llc
Resource, Screven Co, Ga. I
Speaking of this effort to silence
President Andrews and the subse-
nlace. There were two girls in the
group and they and two of the boys
arc full blooded Cherokees. Mr. Hen
derson staUd that there are about 800
quent effort to retire Mr. Ross, pro- Indians in the school at Carlisle, 40
fessor of economics in Stanford uni- lof whom are from the Cherokee res
vcrsity,of California; the Xews and ervatiou. ;
What a fool trick it is for a country bave been subject to attacks of bill
dog to follow his master's wagon to 0us colic for several years. Chamber-
town on a bot day when he might have Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remained at home m the bhade. j Hcmcdy is the only sure relief. It
Tall on Mrs. Kmilr Despm for ii. actslike a charm. One dose of it
A. ' ' II. C.
Charlotte QAM) SIMO t-12.75
Durham I4
Hamlet 3 A IU
1 1 e;idT.sui i -i.-JA I 1 4 o
Liiicolntoa 2HJU f I Wto
L-Uton -.Too" 1!IN
lmlsbur 2.25 1 ! J4
Mtxu.u 2i;.2 VX-o- I
Mnne I" uZ
l'it:sUni -i.Ol U.rst
;:i ii.h yji ' 14 u
iiuth rfT;iton...il W - l tvi I i.7-
Sinfurd -0.25. I'- I !.
-lelb j4.iO ISJ'i I2.7i
Wad sboro 3 l'Mo J o
Wei Jon Xii'Z't 14
Wilmington.'... ..2023. 14 U0
. Chiss A . Tickets Wild dai y April 2fttli
t i October loth. 1'inal biuit Xoveu.-
berTth.
Class JL Tickets sold dnily April
to October I.'.tli. Final limL tn nty (.-O;
d ys from ilatof Ka'e. "
Class C T'Cketa wH TnK!ays nd
I h-ira'ia8 ol each wtk. April rJth t
)4 VUr 20ti. Final liuiik it-u il Uas
troiu datrt of sale.
IHOKOlV.rl bLRVlCri Utwnn all
joints on the
or R'nn a m r?l
-To-
Nasbville
1 I'LLM A N S LK KM MS
IMLACE CAUS
llun throofth without change.
For further information au to rates,
schedules, train service He, apply to
nearest Ticket Agent or addrt s
11. S. LEABD, S. Italeigli. N. C.
S. BATUIIKU)U.0.7.A. Ealeigh.X.C.
T. D. MEAKES, Geu l Agent. Wdmiu-
too,N. C.
GEO. Mcf. liATTE, T. P. A, Charlotte,
N. C
B. A. KEWLASD. CJenl Agent, Passeu
ger Depart uveot. Atlanti, Ga.
C- ST- JOHN,
and Gu I Manager.
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low baskets, ah sizes ana styles oi "gives reuei ueu '"' w. n. currr, t.j. jiaamtN,
make. Prices from 5c to it. Pittsboro. fail. x. D. bilAUP. tor. sale ur Trathc Manager.
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NORTH BOUND.
Jeare Wllmingto-i
Arrire Fajettri
LeaTe Fajetterille
Iara Fayettevi.K . unction. . ,
Arrive Sanford .. .,
Leave Sanford
I care Climax .
Irrire firceinlnio .
Leave Grenaoro.. .. ...
Iave Ftkedai
Icare Walnut ......
Iuve Jtural Hatl
Arrive II L Airy ..' .. ..
SOUTH BOUND.
I.rav M. Airv ,
Leave Jfural HaU . ... .
Ieavi Walnnt love .. ..
lieave M'tkenda e
Arrive (.rrenaltoro ..i....
Leave Hieeniihoro
lave Climax
Leave Sanford ... . ....
Arrive Fivetlevi'le J auction .
Arrive Faveltrville ..v. : .
Ieave Fajrctteville .
Arrive Uilminetoa ......
.NOKTIi BOUND.
Leave Bennetts ville .... ..
Arrive Mai ton . ,
Icave MaxLnn .... m
Leave Ked Sprirga
Leave Hope Willi ....
At rive Fa vette ville .
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Fayetteville
Lea re Hope Mill .
Leave Ked Rpringa ... ..
Arrive Maiton ..... . .
Leave Max ton ,
Arrive Btrnetlaville ... ..
NORTHBOUND. '
Leave Hamaeur ...
Leave Chuixt .
Arrive lre tt'r
Lrave IJrecnro .
I eave Stoke dale
Arrive Madiaon ...
SOUTH BOUND ,
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Leave Mdi?on ..
Leave Htokeadle"' .
Arrive Greensboro.
Leave Green tboro .
Leaie Climax..,. .
Arrive Ramseor...
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CONNECTIONS
at Fayetteville with AUntic Cosiat.
Line, at llaxton with Orolrn IVinn K
Hailroad, at- hauiord ith Stbo-rtt
Air Line, at (Jnvjisboro with Scut hern
Itailway.at Wa'nut kve with Norfoik
& Western ltailwav.
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neu i iw r -Agi. ; j. w. FRY. W. E. KYLE
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