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IXDEI'EXDEXCE, THUTII, JUSTICE.
PRICE. OSE DOLLAR PER l'jsti
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' the CHATHAM CITIZEN if yctt
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Count v.
VOL. IH
PITTS30R0, CHHTHRM COUNTY, N. C. SEPTEMBER 22. 1897.
NO. 4
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iiO-- Acu!Ero:;:iC(!ciioLn::A is axe; . ' VATUftlA 'S ""''la watcr un"
1 3h :'"r ' . 1,ITT,30f;rc ' & ' '
JsSw f : I wavJrtU, N. C. Georgia and tbe two Carol iaas in I Ld- Citizen: In olden times go- the pub1 a remedy for cho.era m lio;a, k ho Wonccr cf l.o A3. Vn4 ..toll!
t 7 Tpfc?) f : B. LIXEIJEUUY, Editob ad tiinf or tliis -ebon's croi) " ling to Texas waaiio trilling matter,, and ruwls.wdchl;isrt-rso:.ale2Kr;ea.O' Crand s: disco e; y ia tha a.md of . xwt-"l"'Ui . )
t kj&S&Zl K ?wr.x- hi other words, thc'hrles-joaos f t th.3 tjijiiaipfo.vd thuoof. ni dkiae. The iJedk-ul Jrks-th. U. S
ff i' cotton uVimw fust lvo')CC5 to ;t;v ; emigrant bad been trilling vitu ti.'. ; ink equil quantlti-:i tu palvtr;zd Cuar.uAetl to cur tcore diseases , aud atlolia lal.vrH a sny it is
f ?l O S ! s-SCr.ITON" rillCt: ei.00 rer I op"j CoStroi the cotton cron 'of 'lwriof LuiiUtie staler it certaialv fnlphur. aliim ;.micoi.oerasa:.(! i o-.v.hr j b in an7 ctheria diciaj. tiv;.tnjeut or 1 a f''1 to ferer:'.. wtw:
J j l 'f 3 r.f C. S i Vc-r-' i-r'iii.is Hate r.n Ap.!L-a.ion. 1507 " ' 1 j wt3 a Ec-rious unuei taking to travel ' v4 thir, ihjioui.ly raiii:: f..e i-ar:.. 'J -ai ka-jwn 1 1 the R-.eJi.-al piole.-4-j It"5si'cil P nai.i-a .r duttt-s .(
IV-r 3 C O 0 " . - L - r " ' " ; i'.., , j . jn v , ,r. nr.id, to ttinjt death in luarly ; 1 1;1 ie:i-. vJ. j Aat.:iaiu ai aut.sc?tii ger.niciae, i ,:tvuo"y l-r plated ty Uie a-awn-
I "Jir!, . 3" 0' hscJoponcionco, T.mh, :"i .'.'V5 .'h '.Jt vl' ' cvr' ni. in .'.'rd.-s i't rtveh thi.s fit-' ';ive ttusioonfu t f'vey d-si.-k : it lsitivelv debtroys ail ' -uiiryttw" a"lw hesi the atknt.
f VSrj'rSX ?a Cl:?ciicc. u!ei Jr u'frouVtlie cJuJitlci J,, . th -ilivvct. ho:ch;tke;u. ,a,h U. Ulwr;:. . - j :md gernu a t-ye.y k!nd 1. me and j Tllllt 0 llll t to Settle
!lrWi S i ?-:-t, ana th- trust ifromct-rs prows to Jour lbt iirvd av least three . For kv.-pln-hozs.Vattl.-. j n.4.ire. itL ha.inif aud wt..iuKu the . T
5AV V Ig. Si Commuacatiousto be panted snouM bid at the Nation a price not iniml long-dreary months; noy jt liote-n j wni:ry in bealthj-.thrivi.,.: co.id.ti-)r, I j niacin t:earo:a..e . It v. ill p hju- , 1 L. II a' SICK '1)CrS('ll -
Jc5T r- V S Ibowrhte.i ca cue sidcf tha pr von to th-inte-ct 1 lV"clUof the m'1: iu two auJ ihis ilort tlU1 kno" of stoo:i p.ndcr eqn.a to ltt.s. ! nenUy cu.e te t.aj iri y ;f 'taa of ' i i 1
Jfis; V - I ou7. Xov.t 1e.1l raa;c must acco.up- rrrouer lnit'cn- tHtwlU ''more than is spent iu aVailro::d. coach samptu- c. W. i5:anchir.i ia Ili itoa I're.-; Uro-tliliU, CUairu, lip jhU idCUIl UG lllOWCU j lO
WX I jaayca,!. mniunuatiou or it can not ?epav the ov.n.rs of tbe presses for ousand mugniiieent in' its appoint- pr:. , . ) StaAc truables ,n:ii of t e. 1 . 1 -f 1OQi 1
SE T , l'riiiled. the amount thev have invested." incuts. . v :7u7;7a7-ry ' .J.iver.(W UnilK It US UCSirCU,- a
JnlALA I' -editor l3r.ot.rcfrcT:Uc for the This v. ill bo Vcrv csv to do when 1 !l Carohiia trs. lay ; gh , ; r.a- .ia, . , 8t:pat:oa. 1 il Olu l.,c.ai .y norS()n nnrfniW
Slt A ' g views of correspondents, but vill al- the compaav 13 prepared to -handle p 10 and reached tort . orth car- -a,e, Ul e.s. Le.i. b.-rola a. liio-nl i pCISOll Cenl;iy
S l raov I-vnotalunttLecIamusof tbe the cotton crop The process of Jy londav morning .ny route a j e - - Poi- I. .e 1.1 a..t:u. N,ua..L, U-jlias (lw, onnin 1)rivi-
S C7 5 Cn-iznxthatLe knolo be f-ec cr n:anipnlati? and' controlling the through -A tlauta Carl vcf 1 .U1- V
SI!12 S I 1,1I,nee ecunies n,d and LittKo .cn A.liutn Our Soda-water .16
ifF (f 1 1Vf7f pcrtation lines will he induced or "",l.S1ltt""n; " ii, r1 l. .-V "-i-.-;" 1-" V-"V- I V'" V" 8 'V " ' ,4 fj!i Li;;S',y J "3 1 righ t. BCcCold and
!f!sSUf I are told that the onginal de- forced to refuse insurance r.nd trans- Ht ! v tri tr !ai:d on : Ii tbe cat tb ucaib If.e Cuy, s.r :l d S llYOfCd Witn the flilC3t
! s;CU S?: IeeFE 2 iugn of a trust was to dve belter ad- "port faNors to all cotton not oUindri- vcikn fountain, ; h- J'Un , , v ,.uv:s, , v,iai t, ifo- frtllt ii-i005. A!s5 KhPf.
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W.llMurchisou; " T.'flenfy t'alvert,1 tae P"!pose of the trust. Farw
Jonesb jro, X. C. i'lttsburo, C. ers have generally been the victims
?.otu'.;.- I of such conspiracies.
-ciated themselves U-gvtLer for li e p;ae
ticeofLaw, luuler the Slrm name-of
.Iurchison& Chert, in the Superior
e'or.rts of-JIint!s;;m couit"y.
2.1r. Caivrrt c:m be found at his of
fice in l'ittsboro at all times, and Mr
Murel.isoi. can l.e adilri'ssed or coiiSult
ediit his otliee in Jor-sbvro.
Prompt attention to Laisiuess is gua?
snteed by us.
This October 7, 1"L03.
V. K. :4urchisoa,
T. Ilearv ( alvi rt .
Sale of V'aluabe tHUl
arC mitt Tracts
iJv viktvi: of aN Ci:ir:n f tiis
Futriur Court, mude iiiij'enifcrwi ii:
the case of J. W. Gieen etalvs Lelb
Daik et ah I will on the 4th d iy of Oc
tober i?:7, it tbe coui-t-house doer in
littsboro. N. C , oiler for sale to the
highest 'bidder the mill and mill tract ol
the late li.'X. Oreen, deceased. situated
in said County of Chatham in 1 1 ickory
Mount un Township and bounded on
the ncrth by the lands of J S G:ern
and dec. Covert, on the eist by tl.e
' jar.ds of J. Tvsor, John Coveit r.nu
Ishani Harris, suth by the lands of J.
C Txsjr and est bv the lant:s of II.
U. Fike cont aimnjr three hut.died ai ds
forty aTes nn.ro or less, ui'.on v.hiei
tract of land is situated the merchant
mill of th said II. N. Orewi. ba:d I n p
erty v. ill be sold for partition araonj:
-the hfirs at law of the s.ai I it Green.
Terms ef sale one-third ea!; one-third
in six months and one-third in twelve
months. deferred i.-.; ments to btar in
terebt at six i cent ;o;d till" reserved
till vure:.::vc :nohe" i o..ii-i. T'nis Aug.
;h,i -;;. iiTil' HAVKo,
(;:. nadoner.
Py virtue of t .e powers eoidaied in
.a certain deed cf ravrt lire exevuted by
"vVihiam Ihvasjias ;;!.dv.iie tj llosa .J.
KirLb.:!'. on the is: c-ay of Aj rd.
and chiiv rrutcu d in I??r's o.ilc-
lerthatham. l ook 'C. I' pa.-e ."--.
Tvhich .-aid nicrtcae v.: s transferred
:-:im, t -vv lL 0:1 th- I t:
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to the :.ijr .-t lid i-r f r e::.;:. atra-1 t ,
iai.d'taaleJ. in &.d i county. C;u..e Fear
township, Lejinnir.gat a stake in F.
Aryan's corner tat-nce south' with Y.
Aryan's line 151 poles to a 6take, S. IT
Jonls and K. ilryan's corner, thence
east with E Jones-' line 26 poles to
to the corner of lot o. 4. thence north
S-dejrret west K.o poles to a stake and
1 ointers in E. Uryan's line corner of lot
o. -hthento south CJ degtets west
with E. Uryan's line to the beginning,
estimited to contain twenty acres.
This September 7th. 1j7.
. - j.E.iirkYAy,
Assignee otlortgasee.
Womack fc Hayes,
Attys. ; .
Wmo-if WvjoHt
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'"uo' ru.itrttUL : . . . ' g
ELECTPJG LAMP mAUc. &
- Guaranteed to btsrn 8 to xo j
t K?;hJ blrrA ? Z '
biCTr.!,: r, Mirr.ra, '
companies, oil renaeries, toiler the consumer, just as the price of were found in it. The bagging wa3 un-
hispectors, etc We send with UUrrarjs controlled. rolled and beaten, and then when it
tblSttfS'hiJS1 ST The Jones-Searles cotton baling TO weighed again, it, only weighed
Tor .auby Zu in dealer,. o trust is now actively engaged in es-' 22,r4' pounds. so. there rauft have
n rpTnifi rnQTID! C I M'D PI t 1 fchlishihg plants all over the country,; been 3,74 V.' pounds of Ceasa the bag-
LUblKluUli;LLUhf, LiJ. Iind jt is promised, that having plac-jging. How's that for a good one?" It
ELMIRA, M. Y. t cd pre-es rapidlv in the last '-three 43 undoubtedly a good one,
1 1 " ;
V"i: are told that the original de
i -irni of a trust was to give better ad-
.4i.t.:ges to the peoi!e on, the goods ally baled. A .grower cai.not tot re
produced. Vhtlher this eve was I f;n' Fe1 hU ctjtt?u to tls:tn
.tr.ie or uot we cannot tell, but is not
; so 10 vr. Iesighii!g tiic-ksters, seeing
that by strengthening the powers cf a
i triist t b :-y can reap the bemiiis of
soi::e one else's lalor have made "this
The time has been when fit was an
easy job for a trust to rob a farmer of
his honestly earned products. This
w.?s co because the farmers were not
informed and did not know the real
import of the schemes worked upon
theiii, and, if they had known the
trouble, they were not organized and
could not resist it.
- Xot. we are glad to say, that both
of thc-se conditions, in a measure, are
ciianged.
- t!H fresh iu the m:-mcry is the
c-otson ba?irtn- trust end the oriran
ized effort of the farmers which
thwarted its robbing schemes, now,
close' following this comes another
trust designed to cheat the farmer
oat of li!s cotton crop. This is known
a: the cylindrical cotton rrefs.
Let everv sub-Alliance in .the south
V
meet and" pass resolutions denounc
ing cueh a scheme; let every cotton
farnjvr.vho formerly belonged to the
!!oir.o 1'iif- hfi j tii - 1 i C . V-
restoration for the purpose of givin
v.tiht to this denunciation if fur
uolliin else, and, if there is a cotton
fanner who never belonged to tl
Alliance, but remembers how the
baling trust was broken and sees
this more threatening trust hang
Ing over the cotton farmers he should
apply for membership and add his
force to the organized effort to break
such a conspiracy.
Xo matter if thev do olfer vcu as
inneli or more for vour cotton. When
tion. and control of the pre;..s in ;'
will have control of the price, control
of the entire cotton crop and control
of those who raise tli3 cotton. -
Can we afford to lie still and let
such a scheme fasten its toils around
us so that we cannot extricate our
selves?. If we can and do then we
need no longer boast of the freedom
purchased" by the blood of our Revo
lutionary fathers.
b You can not trust this matter to
the politicians. From the New Or-
loans Item we clip the following
showing how our professed friends
j, vo hands with the eneniv:
shave joined hands with the enemy:
I Mr. Jones is of Arkansas; He is
a senator and likewise chairman of
i the Chtcago democratic party which
fihls for 10 to 1 silver and against
j trusts of every form and every char
acter.
Xor are these all that Jones from
Arkansas is. . He belongs to dearies'
Cvliudrical Baling for Cotton pro
cess.. Searles is secretary of Sugar
Trust and president of the Cylindri-
esl1 Baling concern, named, m order
to catch suckers, the American Cot-
! t6n CompanT. Jones is a director in
jin tills company, a-company which,
whatever else mav be claimed for it,
will in the end control the price of
rotton. Paid to the producer and by
tho-e who qw:i this psee-iing proces.-
and resring p'ant. ly this i:i''ans
thelSearl-'S Jones Cvlinuneal haling
Company has a clinch on the price
of every pound of cotton grown in
Amen:;!, and everv toiling cotton
grower is as completely at the mercy
of the concern as it he were lussmve.
There are" trusts, but this tvliu-
drieal bale combination tops the
climax of organisations m restraint
of trade. In presence of this concern,
which can, by a simple hash oL the
v. i;v, scoop millions by putting down
the price of the raw cotton while in
the hands of the producer and re
scoop other millions when th'e con
sumer must burchare bv putting it
up, even the Standard Oil combine
pales into insignia etui cc.
The editor of the Fe:r,rd h:.s un
dertaken a task which few men would
have tried, but he is so used to de
feat and has so little, real armament
for the Hansom-Bourbon democracy,
and realizing that a drowning man
ought to catch' at a straw; and aho
that many a time mcsmeria rs, by di
recting the attention to an imacriuarv
object, have made edple believe, ac
tually, that they see things which do
not not exist, he continues to ham
mer away. His task is to make the
people of the county believe that
they are further from local self-government
tha:i when democrats reign
ed. He talks anil talks about magis
trates having no voice in couatv
finance.
It is so bird, though, to get the
people to forget that under democrat
ic rule they could not vote for magis
trates or commissioners, and that
though magistrates' were from all
over the conntv, vet'thev had to be
named bv the conntv chairman of
the democratic party that he can
hardly haye the conscience to keep
ur the tv. However, it is this or
n the rr. However, it is this or
. , .
othmg an-i democrat's are gating!
ou..giy.
Hi
F very man should be careful as
to what papers lie signs. Xever sign
a note or paper of any kind w ithout
first reading it carefully, no matter
what any man s ivs about it.An agent
may tell vou ever so many nice
things. That is all to sell his goods
but when yoa sign his papers watch
out.
The dreaded yellow fever is now
raging in Xew Orleans and some few
places in Alabama and Mississippi.
The health authorities are doing all
in their power to prevent its spread.
Wilmington, X. C, ha3 quarantined
against it
There is nracticallv bti t one tobac
co buyer The American Tobacco
Commnv.Tf we allow-the Cvliudriail
Fress trust to get a firm footing there
., . ; e w i
will be but one cotton buyer,
The Ealeigh correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer contributes the fol
lowing: "Fleas by the pound is rathrr
a novel n ay to handle tho insects, but
it is asserted that iS.WK) pounds of bag
ging was shipped here to a farmer. It
was weighed and found correct. Flea:
U a per.cii oreliara. j.ookoui fi -ti i- i- Mi I. ai-l :u-rtd v f-i iviui -.v
-iountaiil i:na i en liecs.ee mci aiet
ublime reminders of the great b'.t-
tie. v. hne un occasional Ukabled nerl-
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piece' helps to recall those blody J
times cf tie late w:.r. We also kiw
the " battle-lield of Murfrcesboiv, j
a here Uragg's ino.vnce of the use !
of victory cost the Coiifedfl ate tau.-e .
great 3iississii'pi on the huge canlil
lever brfdire; it rests on six immense
granite piliars, it is live-eighths of a
mile long, and the largest of its kind
in 'the "world. The yellow fever
scourge of 17.S tauuht elemphis a
lesson, and it is now a ury clean city.
For about twentv miks v.est cf the
rivcr the country was iiooded -last !
spring. Many liousvs were almost j
covered with wntcr; tcme of this!
ccuntrv was net less than li! or 15
feet under waU r.
In Texas I found that cotton l ad
been much damped by drought.
We have bad coriotis rains tinco
.i.n.b.v.l.nt I Lev -:im too bite, im-
K-ad there is a top e r j, :r.Cit cf the
cotton will be picked this month.
Corn was cut a little short by tbe dry
weather, but it v?as almost made be
fore the drought set in. Many plant
corn here in 1 ebruarv and .!arch. It
is now :yl euts a bushel, a very high
price for Texas; still farmers have
not provided themselves with um
brellas to keep oil Mr. llanna s reign
of prosperity; fur with cotton leiow
seven cenls.'they do not think it will
be very tti. 'del a
Our schools open to-morrow. In
future ktters I shall perhaps have
something to say of our schools. I
shall aLo speak of Texas, Ltr resour
ces, size, people, "cow-Troys' and
"cow-girls," if that type of the sex
should Ia; of interest to your readers.
, lb- 1. 1.
According ti,t'ie re tern yi t!ie tcx
a:beior of ITiiicetcii, X. J, ol widen
tawiO.lr. GrovtrClcvtiaad ijacitia n,
the former prcvide:.t ii woith som
lhtiJi, ?-I ),U) in ria!cti!ca:id Jl-ty
0 -0 in storks. Concord Tia:es.
It is said that there is oat? lawyer for
everv ttY inhabit.tiiti in the United
J "" V V V -v .
.'le.le.s. whi-e I .'un-'t-!:ns ou:v ?:.r It a-
v . t , w ri. - st , .. , , ;..
laud ai.d G.-r:.iaay eao l -r try ',
inhabitants.
"My hoy came home from school
one day with his hand badly lacerat
ed and bleeding, and suffering ureat
pain,"' says Mr. F. J. Schall, with
.Meyer Bros Drug Co., M. Louis,
v'ir'J dret3SSd . t?0t?'?n,111a,,(l V-
plied Chamberlain si am Lrdm free-
iv. All pain ceased and in a remark-
. . i i t 1 . i
aoiy snort lime it neaieu wunoui .
leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains, iirnutr i i:io4 acr?
swellings and rheumatism, I know of j C'cau l.K-' J i- um a e'e .in. N-j
no medicine or prescription equal to! ."f Cs. .-.i.-.t C-lr Ciihir
it. I cousider it a household neces.i-j 5?ir ti .. ,,2.. J;vo. p;: .t 5ri.,:!, . , ,
tv.' The 25 and 50 vent sues for j i riu'. ? noru ti - i.ci .-. Lcria t -tbr to
sale bv Bvnum & Hcaden, I'ittsboro,
X. c.
Two r.illion a Year-
Whcnpeoplc buy, try, eu4 buy ."piin. it
inram tl'CT're rali-fi. 1. ILc people of tbe
U tilled ijtatf arc now l.uyiiig e'acAr.!s
Candy" Cathartic nt lL me' of two tnil'ion
boXf s a rear ani it wi l be ihrei million b?-
r. - - V - i . I
tLal Ca,Carei3 are the most de'tufui iel
remittor for cvtryiMrbeytaracauJ. All
gran -
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bh.MJ lull A oAili Lb COL l.; TT ', .. , "
1 Do you like to read a good health- j bpnm & Hcaden. I iUsboro, X. C.
till story every week? j
Do yoti like to see the follies of
life Illustrated every. week?
o - u juu jiac iciu ail l.ic UCo
from a'l rirfi rf lha wnrll .rv
LSU 1 e
IS. , A TWTT .T--, ....
A X 1IA UUV AVLiiaAAl tliltA Blll"
icribe for tlj Largest and Pest week
ly in the State. Sample copy furnish
ed free on application.
Address,
Josephus Daniels,
Editor,
Tbe Xoith Carolinian,
. - Italeigh, X. C
nuJiun .iiior.Sriihnr.j t
11 ;:i;bay, Set. I.;. (;a::.-ada.ir liolr,
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tae m;t:ve i.;tr..ler o: -tho I. t ;e::;:i(-
eeur.cil urA artr.er ( l .-h-io Ma !.w
hd ini uMi.Ing t. :en:-rr:.p-ti.crK;-;ar",
u!.o v.ai av2eted uit'i l!a!! on J.t'v S.
on the c!r:rr of h clUr.? tbe ie:.t;vt s to !
di-.t.!Teet:o., 'wa ; i.iv,i w -.l . ;r.y it,
v i,. Ui.ilhe t-riaUr of the pa;-er, was
di'ic'.u'X'! d.
-' ng 'i:ery, ..!a.. H.-j.t. I.'i. Arr.zi
r..'el)ai::e!, a four.eea -yta.-o.d v Lite
It y, was bidi.ii g in '.:- r.v. r here v. Pit
tl.ree corpai.ioa.i this af-riaoon, wl e-:
lie get l eyelid Li; dt j':: ce. d v r.s drov. o-
rd. lii. b; dy has n. t le n rcc-.-ver-e
H.s fall er is an tm; lojce o." t .e I'i.i. t
syetcin I.e. e. Co:t.loli :i.
Havana (Ia , 3 -nt. 1.. John J-eVn
s -n. a twelve yea;-o'd whif bv, v..p.
irA ;:m: hill, d this a!t:rnoon bv our
'of b'a pb yant-s.Eo -rrt v, e :t ihi
bt.yd v.e--; or.t i.hmi:-? :'.: ii is ad
V 4 i u -t ., o ?;Ui v. lie I' Ci'.tl y
cliared. ti e mi: !.;! -.:n,r i:;tj Jim
iu's Lre-.st -c'iVd" ul ;..:.
. STriTi!' W.O'A IM)1.
b'ab igh Eady i irees : Ai : hnw Unl
vei.ity, in this city, one of thes'.udints
U enrolled who-.e ns;b ne; iu Iiidia.
A cnit is lobe lr a gl.t wh'uh will io
vi lve the tith- to IT-i.o scr. s f hvd
in the count iescl Coluab.Lnd 1're.us-
v. iek ;
Chatham, 0.. Sept. 17. The thru
daughters of Preston Howard were
burned -to death this 'morning in
their home at Fort Alma, on the
shore of Iakc Frie. Constitution.
A petition with lii teen hundred
signatures has been presented 'to
Governor Kus.-ell praying for lac
pardon of J. A. Moore, who was con
victed cf murder in the .second degree
in Franklin county.
The Journal savs Mr. II. L. Alcr-
utthv sold a bale of cotton i 1 Mt.
Holly Monday that had been jacked
and ginned tnat day. Jtwas Ia:.,,.
factuivd into vara bv 10 o'clock that
night and was shipped uevt day to
Thiladeli bia. It was e!t. Hollv's
-
- r:vv b ;! . r.nd was b uignt bv
'.
A special from Ihthizh to the
Wilmington Messenger fays the trar.s
for of criminsl insane i t the peni
tentiary is co;nj leted. There are now
thirty-one. Of these .tv;cnty-one tie
w hite malts, live negro males, two
white fvmascs and thre: negro fe
:ahs. Tbe wards are well arranged,
Tb(.re ..,.0 tr.t,)t.-.ron:v ruc,,:i3 foF
.. , .....i.,.
ttl...lU...,-,
i ij-idi j-i::-...:. -j, i ,u. '. "..rc'::c,t.iaevh!-j-'j
t::.:tialtx.lni icufcu.yioi u 1- ta .t'
Casc.oit?.. b. suty f r ua cci.ih. Ail iiuz.-(J.-trtbfrfCt'o:.
!.aiau"t J, pjj. C-",
A Carr lor :a.S':n i al'.v.
ItusoLT.CK, f'orevea Co., Ca. I
have been subject to attacks of bili
ous colic for !x-veral vcars. Charabtr-
v
s Colic, Cuok-nu and. Umrrn-j.-a
- Femedy is the only sure reliel. It
; acts like a charm. One uo.e of it
! gives relief when all otmr remedies
c: n e,,.n . r..
Adminlctravcr's r.'otice.
Having quaiifbd iis Administrator o
t- . . i v. : : . . :
J"' i)ifu,uticm.iuu:s wnuu
fy ail pers ns having ehun.saaiasL s ud
. tlUlU w i-.Kiai. c o.c 1 .C U1,J -
tinned on or .bftre .wep;emter 'Jn-b
lSai. or this notice will be plead in tar
of thf ir recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate wid come forward nJ
sctUe. Th:s ptemtKrr si. I;U7.
E-1 . UALU v. I X, .'. C rn r
of Eunice Frewer, eice'd.
Womack& Hayes,
Attys.
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y j.-'..' .. l.:.', a;', r. AcuCij ; hi. t inp, !
7Hi: V ATI; MA COillASY.
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.i.v. it. ix CLl. iSi,.
The bi'P.din;s and truud o: the!
TviKU-Sji-c Centen:;!..', :n 11:1:
:t:nl;-l"3 iin.i
i iin.i
:rei.ice'.:ral l .;.t;ty. sarpa: AtJaMa's
aid ne..r:y,qud ihi-.aj.'s. The
hilirs aieal! icady, :aat a. e inb resting
z:il lLLirr.el-Vt. 1 x;e ive k rx k il n nv
rjxc. -U J.nv l xbibilieii f the kin I ever
m..ue. 'i'be ilid.vay is jei.t"'
The Ytetrin,i; Atlantic lUiboai,
-ind the Nashv.I.e, Chatiunoo i A: St.
hui P.ailway runs soil I vju'.Iji Io
tiaiiio with I'uilxan's tintst t-leepin
cars, fro. a Atlant-i and Nnshvilie.
i . -
1 or !e i in earbertas. or any infer.
Tna'.ioh ;.b ml iii es. IIuLt! or 1'oaid iir
, ajllif ;.eCoUlUiOua10ilS ill NaahVlOe,
..a.l ur-o.i or .write tJ ('. E. IIaujiox,
Genc-nd liiseiiir ??ent,
Atl intM, Ga.
. SPECIAL NOTICE: The round trip
rats to X.a,"avdie are ceaper than btay-
il 1; Jit Ituni.
:;;c ISiinESSrE CEHTKH!At
txFino.i
Cpcr.c at ixaciivillo u.ay 1st,
rand Closes uctcLcrCOih .
Tor this occasion tho
Seaboiird Air Line
wri svii
E;;curc:o:i Tickets
At VEltV KEUUCEl) ItATla?. ibe
fhov.iijg Leb'ij tut.ti rates liom i-o nis
aa.ae- ia I.'otth Car-du : "
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V. ihni'igton . . . .Ji-
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l: i5
j 4 (jij
Clitss .' . .Tickets s-ld ohi y Apnl v&i'i
t- October Iwih. Fuai iiuttXoeu
er ib.
t'ht-Hs ih Tiekets sold ddy April -".fin t
1 OetUr I'ti Fin d Jiruktveuty(.o
iiva fr ni t atjof ki t.
Cuj C 1 eii-u M.li T'i S'lavs nnd
i h t.-. :a s 01 t-; c: A -t-k. Ap"-s ilh t
. b,w r 1 1. Fmai naiit i n 0 ;tiisi
iront tlat of hale.
Tli'Ui l'i;d &LUVlCli between id'
.oints on the
311 ABOARD A 1 71 .U'AWil
-To- '
Niislivilhi
ICLLMAN ' SIKFITXi;
I' LUTE, CAItS
Itnn throtith without change.
For furil er it. for. nation aa t t rares.
scledul -s. train .vriee aply to
ueiicat 1 .e.tt Aent or ailur s
d. s. LLAxvL', S . V. A , Ua:e g!i. X.C.
S h. liA'i Oil LO 11. C. T. A. Uale srti. X JO.
WD. iiEAltils, 'Jcu'l Aent. Wilmiu-
tou, X.C
eJLU.-cr.IiAf rE, T. f. A, Charlotte,
r. A. MJV.'LAND. UenT Agent, l'abseu-
ger Department. Atlanta, Ga.
C- ST- JOHN,
V 1. and Geul Maiusger.
S3 d.c.1 '-, t.j. Anafwn,
I Traffic Mansser. i.en'l Fas r Asrt,
Geueral 0:Ec Foktsmocth, Ya.
oi.iiVi .
1
Fill' -II TL:1:II VT OTIT VI?
; CAUDFX t-FLihS for tad plan tin '
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j ;ept 1. 1-'J7.
fhOKOGRAPHY,
FOR A
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yTyC 'C fi
f'JW
. p f VaWk
i tftlX SV 'a
- - y
AttoWILliUi? ft. SMITH,
LEXIKTCfi, ICY.,
For circalar of ! ' 'no! a-4 rupomlbl.
COMMERCIAL CCLIKS Cr tf. UXIYERSITY
Awarded 9I; - I WitU iEimIUm.
Refir to thnnQ.'.-. .?---..'. .-.t In poattlon.
. un kowumi i nurv, inrlUtDK Iu
1 1 . ..... i i i , i . . .
; (ioo.iHK.Kt na itob- j tu i. .a.iy. about WAi.
BhcrthinTjpWru; iTtfJmiihi.SJialfiML
t Bjmn Kcutackr e v.:, . :ti. nt, iBir
, NomUmk r oraiu.t vacrcwfaL
" order to hara . ' t . t4m. mi. mJdrrmt mmim
WILBUR R.E.UJTH, LEXINGTON. K
Cane Fear i' .; ;".'
John C...:. :o irei".
coxdex En m-iieditiIk.
In effect y 3C ii9 CS7.
. j
NOIiTH BOUNL. " ... 1 A.
Lc ate 7ila.!urtV.. . f.li p. in".
Airive Fajfttcv lii 'y
Ix;iv- Far.tte -t . . . . . . V, AU .
Ir" Faycttt-vi.b . uuctiou.
Arrie Satford
y-t
.... . . .r e -
. . . .. CM -
I-nve Sin ii ford .
Leave Climax . . .
Xrn've Grt-crnbow
Leave Grei'n"r. .
Lav St.ked"r
lotve Wslnu -.
1 -.ve l!aral Tt! .
Arrive ilt. Airv
74
. ;
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1L:U
no.
i
nju v
.".--- a ui.
. aj.n
. 7.1J
72
i
SOLTH BOUMi.
1 fr Vf. Airy
e I'umI 'ta-l
I . V .1 t
I rite k (-b-i ait .
. " " " - " "
Arrtve (IreenslTo
Leave Cifebboro
l.enve Cb'raax ...
Leave hanford
Arrive F ivfrffevi'Ie Juocliou . . f-2.42p.rn.
tAn-ive .Favelt' ri!Je J4
I ive J atettcvil'e
... . I 15 -
A
NO. 4.
DAILY.
.. .. . 7.4-i a. ri
. . OJni -
. !UJ7 -
.. 9J7 -
Anive "V iliniutoa
NCUTU LOVSD.
Leve Bcunettiville
Arrive MaxtOD " "
Ixavi: MmxIq ...
I Leave Ited Spring
Lei.ve Hope Mil's .... .... 106 "
Airive J'ajetteville .
r o.3,
bOCTII BOUND.
DAILY.
Leave Fayetteville 4.43 a. ui
Ii e LW Mills ' . . ;.(hJ -
Leave ia-d priuga
Arrive i!xr. n
I -ave J'ait"!i . . ,
Arriie L.i.ii:tfcvil!e
. 5.42 -
. I'JI -No.
16.
XOIiTII LOUXD.
iii d.
Daib Lit 'pi
leave Kmiiietir ....
r e4v- C itn .x ... .
Arrive Or. inl-r ' .
Leave ''rtttii.Kro ...
leave Stoke dale ...
Arrive UaIiaoa ....
I t'lk.M.
... j aa
. i" "
. 10. A5 -.
120 p.m.
.; 1. 10 -
NO. 15.
ilixed.
....
sOUTU BOUND
Dad Lxe'pfc
FondaT.
It-are l'idion ...J SJQp.nu
Leave !rtokeda"e 3.05
Arrive Creenaboro . 4-1-
Leave GrenitMro ... .... .....4 m
Lea e Climax .'..67 "
Arrive ltamaeur....
tileals.
CONNECTIONS
at Fayette.ville with Atlantic Coatts
Line, at Maitcn with Orolini CTi"ri I
Itailroad, at ."anford with SU:'rrl
Air Line, at Gie-i sboro with Southern
Itailway.at WK'nut Cove witl Xorfo k
& Western Itail ay.
J. W. FRY, T. E.KYLE
Gea'l Maoacr. Gen'l Pats. Agtni