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umns are a boon to man. They help
him out of bis iroiihVi and into the
smiles of prosperity. The Pennsylva
nia railroad ad.ertises exclusively in
the newspapers. There is no. a great
business thai has baeu built in the
past ivventy years nithoitt the aid of
newspapers.
This atv is too bustling and com
petition is ton great for the merchant
to allow himself any longer the luxury
of waiting si'pinely behind his coun
ter for trade, lie must show in ad
vance of the purchase just what he
has to sell and how he intends to sell
it, and a persistent, publication of his
wares is the means by which such
showing est n be made,
Frank Siddall, the Philadelphia
soap man. says: 'I have conlined my
advertising entirely to newspapers.
The man who does not read a news
paper does not use soap."
The sugar bounties paid by the pub
lic treasury last year am Hinted to
$115,000,00. '
The pending tariff bill surpasses all
previous ones in the number of amend
ments that have been made to it since
Mt was introduced.
The prohibition party appears to be
growing in Texas. It has held a state
convention and nominated a full ticket
without assistance from any other
party. '
Yesterday 250 deputy marshals and
seventy-five deputy sheriffs sent to
Blue Island, Illinois, to raise the em
bargo on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad traffic were over
powered and whipped by a mob of over
to nm ..i..:!....... -.l 'ni...
1 y.uw .bmuvcms nuu ny uipai ui.ers. . xne
cond regiment of Chicago has been
''JSered to the scene.
Sunday was the hottest day Xew
Orleans has ever seen. The mercury
registered 104 in the shade. Five per
sons are are dead and a number pros
trated. A: base-ball game had. to be
stopped on account of the excessive
heat and players had to be taken to
the hospital in ambulances. A num
ber of animals have been killed. The
suffering has been intense for several
days and deaths are more frequent
than ever before,. .
Massachusetts has a new law passed,
establishing a standard ink for use in
" every state and county office. This
was caused by the discovery that inks
have been used for many years on
. bocksyof record which fade, often
rendering their contents illegible in a
few months. It would be well if all
the states and the federal govern
ment had such a law, requiring all
accepted writing . fluids to stand
conclusive chemical tests, and thus in
8 .ire the permanency of public records.
Rev. E. E. Willey, a congregational
minister, was to have lectured last Sun
day at Sedalia, Mo., at a Chautanqua.
He was informed that the programme,
as originally prepared, had been re
arranged, however, and there was no
time allotted him. Mr. Willey umpired
a ball game at Hermann, Mo.r4i couple
of Sundays ago, and this was the
direct cause of his being shut out from
the day's programme. He does not
deny the charge that has been brought
against him, and also admits that he
preached that same evening, bat says
in explanation that hia presence on the
ball grounds was an accident.
Macartney and Chapman, the recal
citrant broker who refused to tell
the aenate. committee whether an
Senator had speculated tu augur
through their means, represented by
judt'e Shallabarer an counsel, ap
peared in the criminal court yesterday
and pleaded not guilty to the indict
ment fonnd against them. Chapman
gave $1,000 bail for his hi appear
ance. .Macartney was already under
bail. The arguments are tu be heard
in the case Home time in August.
There has not been a war within the
last quarter of a century, except the
Franco-Prussian conflict, hslf ho de
structive to property as the warfare
now in progress against the western
railroads. Whether this irrational
conflict shall also be attended by hu
man slaughter reniainsto be seen. The
best guaranty against anarchy and
bloodshed,- and therefore the most
merciful course to be pursued toward i
the boycotters themselves is in ener- ;
getic and prompt suppression of the '
strike. j
Resolutions of Respect. i
At the last meeting of Kpworth
league, Xo. 24. the following resolu
tions were adopted:
od the Father having chosen from
among us our dead brother. William
K. Pell, to represent this league in the
greater league of purified brotherhood
and fellowship: and,
Whereas, We deeply appreciate the
singular hearty and purity of the
Christ-like character of him who has
fallen asleep; and feeling that the re
membrance of his life can but be an
inspiration to each of us to grow into
a closer likeness to the Perfect Pat
tern; therefore, be it
Resolved, 1. That Kpworth league,
Xo. 24, laments sorely the loss of this
young life, he having been an active
worker in the league since its organi
zation until the last illness. -
Resolved, 2, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing
mother, praying that God the comfort
er may strengthen and uplift her in
this great grief.
Resolved, 3. That a copy of these
resolutions be sent the mother .of the
deceased and also to the city papers
for publication.
A. F- Row k.n,
C. Ml U.Kit Hl'liUKS,
Telfair Hohto.v,
Hk.nky J. Yor.(i,
Committee,
Love's Strategy.
A story is told in central Maine of a
young woman who distanced pater
familias, so to speak, in a matter of
parental authority. "Xow, Mary
Jane," said the stern parent,
"I will consent to your going to the
dance at the Corner this evening only
on one condition." "What is that ?"
asked Mary Jane, meekly, her eyelids
drooping pathetically. "It is," said
the father, "that you won't let that
young scapegrace, '-, bring you
home." "I'll promise," said the maid,
and she Went to the dance. Scene
next morning: "I thought you
promised me not to let that fellow
bring yon home," said the angry
parent, with fire flashing from his eyes.
"He didn't bring me home," said Mary
Jane, archly. "Rut he came home
with you, for I saw him." "Yes, but
he didn't bring ine. I told him what
I had promised, so we walked home
and he led the horse." Lewiston
Journal.
Speciuieu 0u8cS.
8 H Clifford, New Caseel, Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma
tism; his stomach was disordered, bis
iver was affected to an Manning de
cree, apretite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles o Electric Bitters cured
him. .
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years' standing Used three bottles of
Electric Bitrers aDd seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg 1
sound and well John Speaker, Oa
f.awba.. O. had flr larca fovr inma
on bis leg, doctors said he was i"ou,
LI. I I 1.1 n, . . . - .
rnuie. uub Dottie uiectric iJitterc
d one b-x Hacklen's Arnica Halve
cu-ed him entirely. Sold by John Y
VlacKae, .
The latest news from China is to
the effect that 700 persons have died
of the plague at Hong Kong and that
the pest is breaking out in new quar
ters. : ,
A million If rieuds.
A friend in need is a friend Indeed,
nd not. Ias than nna mlllinn nunln
have found just such a friend in Dr
Klno-'a New ItiannvArv tnr Hnnmnmn
tion, Coughs and Golds. If you have
never used this great congh medicine,
one trial will convince 50a that it has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Obest and Lungs.
Each bottle g guaranteed to do all
fViat la nl,lm,H i 111 V. . -
funded. Trial bottles free at John Y
MaeRae's drag store. Large bottles
AOeaad ft.
JHE 181111 llll!
FEW m:soxs
why you ahouM buy your
pantry tipnitt from me.
MY HOOKS ARK MkKITtV
Livi Rfgi i
RIOUfl rvm- we b'lT the
brrt to be hail 'n each rarlicti
lr Pne wecar y MY8ER
VICK l0Ol. because mv
clerk a nil portew are polit
anil attentive to the wants of
all cii'toniern, bin or 'inle aril
goods are pmini tlv iMivereil
're ay wl ere in the rit v.
MY PRICK are as low a
can befoin.d anv-liee.
Phone 2S. It t JOHNSON,
agt, 16 Ha'gett street-
is a wieiitiflc
f six of the
l ines known
Foil nam: jTxr 11. ni tiiii:s, itttiiu. i
The riitht ( Peter Pruicis'lOhiiu. Crivkcry. illivswirc. bius. Toilet Articles, To
Patent Alarm Lock, state, jLamps and Table Qillerv.'baiViN.(ii:.ir, soda and min
countvor the V. i-.: terms' Also a specially ul he Cie.iineT.il waters, call on O O
easv; call on or w rite t
Peter francis,
Gr. FayettevilleiSj Davie sts.
boxes, lemon
stoves, tly tans,
JT DON'T
cost one cent to
have w ork
done at
IUkkis'
Steam
Dvf
Works.
.lust brini;
ah nit; yuiir
old cliches.
We take
them fur
charges.
Ant ioeplmliigine ! I
(Aiiti-cephal-algine.)!
The Great Hea lacLe anil i
Netii'u'gia ''eticilv. Cures
quii kiy ami 9ufe'y heil "he ;
in ail iit- var'ous forms. '
Manuf.otilv iiv 1 roi .Jai I
Johnson, Kaleiti. "'5 5 k: tot j
Korsa'e by all Jruggist.
- II ,1'HIX'OV,
J, KK.M.KHIX
atap!e air I F.mcy (irm-er-;ts,
Kiiie t 'ipirs a ) I
Toia'vo'!.
Fruita Vepetahle"', Ac,
mi li lUborc atrtet.
new opera house; imnutactu
rerofall kinds kevs for any
25
lock. Locks rep.tire.l in the!
city on slii ul notice. Prices t
suit. Key checks, &c.
Ofi-h k of S. ('iiiiitr.v, 21 Drayfuii St.,
Savannah. ia., Dec. Iti'lS'.ll.
Messrs. Lipjinian I!ims., Savanna'i.tia:
ltear Sirs 1 would like tu add my
testimony to the almost miraculous
effect ofV. 1', l'. in the case 1 if Mary
lngialinin. a woman living mi my
plnce; she had a coustaut cougli, sore
throat, debility, etc., and w.is emaci
ated to a degree that she was unable
to get out of unaided, being given up
by physicians: she had taken 1 he r iiu
ous so-called blood medicines without
the least effect, until being put under
the 1'. 1'. 1'.. tin- immediately began
to improve and is' now in as good
health as ever -in her life. You can
refer to me ai any time as to the ef
fects of P. P. P. in the foregoing case.
Yours truly, Samuel Chukky.
A MARSHAL SAVED LIFE AND HAIR.
MoNTiCELLii, Fla., Jan. 21, 1S90.
For the last eight years I have been
in bad health, suffering with malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, dropsy. My
digestion was bad. and my hair all
came out, in fact I was nearly a wreck.
I had taken kidney and blood medi
cines, which did me no good. 'When
I began taking A. P. P., about three
months ago, I was as weak as a child.
I have only taken four bottles small
size, and today I am a well man and
my hair has "come again." I cannot
recommend P. P. P. too highly.
W. F. Wake,
Marshal, Monticello, Fla.
F. C. Owens, witness.
Uurvvell & Dunn, Wholesale and Re
tail Agents, Charlotte, N. C.
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Situation Wanted.
Help Wanted,
THE VISITOR
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4TLANTI0 & MOUTH UAKO
LIN A KAILKOAD.
Time Table No. 26.
Passesoer Trains Daily, Exc.Slwday.
3 EAST.
4 west.
AH LV. AR.
P. M. P. M. i STATIONS. A. M.
LV.
A. M.
3 20 Goldsboro, 11 10
3 43 3 46 Best's, 10 36 10 40
3 56 3 59 LaWrange, 10 22 20 25
4 11 4 13 Falling Creek, 10 06 10 07
4 25 4 30 Kinston, , 9 48 9 53
4 45 4 45 Caswell, 9 39 9 39
4 55 4 55 Dover, 9 28 9 28
5 09 5 09 Core Creek, 9 12 9 12
5 21 5 25 Tuscarora, 8 55 8 58
5 31 5 31 Clark's, 8 48 8 48
5 50 5 58 Newbern, 8 17 8 30
6 25 6 25 Riverdale, . 7 52 7 52
6 go 6 30 Croatan, 7 47 7 47
6 46 6 46 Havelock, 7 31 7 39
7 03 7 06 Newport, 7 10 7 13
7 14 7 14 Wildwood, 7 03 7 03
7 18 7 18 Atlantic. fi BS B 8
7 28 7 33 Morehead City, 6 42 6 47 '
7 43 Morehead Depot. 6 25
Train No. 4 connects with the w. &
w. train bound north, leaving Golds
boro 11:55 A. M., and with H. & D. train
west, leaving Goldsboro 2:35 p. m.
Train 3 connects with B. & p. train
arriving at Goldsboro 12:15 P. m., and
with w. & w. train from the north at
2:55 p. m. S. L. DILL, Supt. ;
FOli 8 ALE.
Potato all pa, cabbage and tomatoj
plants for aale by R M Utzniao, con
ner Dawson sod Jojeg atreeta. . ml
aim ltW.UW ooiurd plants.
O FOIWYTHF,
I8LSB IM
UroVrics, Cnfetionerirt,
Ti Air Hfi TM Foreign and Uhucmk- Fruits.
IW.
mmiikik Tinware a spciialtv.
I I tiuvt nri. fti.irinttfHl
eombinationi No. 122 tjst Mirlin street.
best medi-i
to the lri-! J- I.LOLIv,
fession for cleansing, pn-' J
rifying, building up and) Sit.it Writer.
streiiirtlieliing thehiimaiii , ,
. r 01 .ii1 IW of relcrcikcs.
system. haiuplet at allj
drugstores. Try it. Sat-()rjers Soluitt-d from anv
isfaction guaranteed. , Jisuiiif.
Freezers, retrerators, icelKINO. The ciimpoiiiulini;
su'eers, oil nl pievriptions a specially
tly brushes. ICor.W'ilininjjuin .Exchange.
g W, Kl.Xi,
General Agent fo
K WANG LU'fl R'tYAI, CHIXtSE LATN
Itl'.Y POI.I8H.
The on'y jwrfc-t preparation in use
It pum Kli-h ou linen like eraiue' and
saves onr-haif the labor of iron'iw.
Keej s the clothes clean longer and washes
much tasii-r.
A 'so aceut for the TanrVer'sons Nri:-Ex-p'osive
Saf'ty Lamp lturner ( t.) doz3n now
111 use in thi ciiv ): will ti'a i,y size Hat wick
lamp, t Iso agi'nt fo' other honsnh M nov
elties, sich as "Stove M 'tteus." Tillow Sham
HoUlera.aiiil other irooil novelties at verc low
prices. Hol'inilv 'on onlers by U w Ki
405 S Wilmington st, near Harrison home.
Ageut wauled
T
w BI,.Kr,
JKWEI.KIt
end Optician.
Watches. I xkjand
il erware.
S"rchri!iizl time wltH
the IT 8 Observatory daily.
117 Farettevilie street,
Kale-gh, N 0.
CENTS A MONTH-
1-2 PRICE
PUFF. MSII SHIRTS
7.rc, former prices $1.25 and jl..r)0.
we ahe iifkf.ui.no
to make room for fall stock
CLOTHIERS SHATTERS
Administrator's Notice.
HaviDe this diy Qualified as administra-
tor of the estat? of wile Moss, deceased,
this is to notify all rersons haviu claims
against, saul estate to-present them on or be
fore the 19th dy of June, 1895. or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery;
anil all persons indebtei to said esta e are
Hereby notilied to make immediate pay
ment. JCMARCOM. Adm'r;
June 19, 1891.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this dav qualified as administrator
of ths state of Kunbral Kelly, deceased,
thi ia to notify all persons holding claims
afainit the said estate to present the name
tome on or before the 23 h dav of May,
185, or this tioti-e will be plead in bar of
tieir recovery; and all persons indebted to
said estate are he eby notifie 1 to make im
mediate payment JOMARCOM,
May 25th, 1894 6 jv Aiminiatrator.
FOR
CTS.
In Postage, we will send
A Maniple Knvelope, of either
WHITE, FLESH or EIll JiETTE
li OVOER.
Tou have seen H advertised for many
years, but have you ever tried it? if
not, yon do not know what an Ideal
Complexion Powder la.
beeidee being an acknowledged beantinor,
baa many refreshing- uses. It prevents ohaf-ng.ann-bnrn,
wind-tan. lessens perspiration,
eto.i Infaetitlsamostdelloateanddeslrnble
protection to the face during hot weather.
It la Sold Everywhere.
a rw Baiupn,, wiaresa
J. A. POZZO Nl CO. St. Louis, Mo
MHirrioH this FApea.
idd r
CENT5 J
s
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'Ca.xLixf aot-arers S"ta."boxL03?
BLANK BOOKS of all kinds.
PF.ALF.R.4 IS
Pipe Statioi?c ryP
Sdiool Supple of all kinds. Orliire Supplies a specialty.
I'lmne 142. Special atlentloni Ji.rdrs. W. G. SEPARK. Miniger.
J.
TURNIP
splendid assiirtini-nt nf th
Turnip Seed just leceive.d; 5
Hal
tterlbarn) LiIa Water0
This justly jiopulnr water will make you feel emnfortable, and cheer
ful. It ref uliites the bnwi-ls, riirrs dyspepsia in all its forms,
and is a "panacea" fur all bladder and kidney troubles.
Keeehed dirivt from f he Springs every few days, and de
livered In any part nf the eity at 20 eents per
half gallon buttle. Try if.
J. Hal. Uohwtt.
I have all the conveniences for serving the finest Fountain llever
ag -s, and spare neither pains imrexpeuse to pleas the must fastidious.
. MAXIM .s my soda is good or bad, likewise will my drugs par
Ink of the same reputation. J. Hal. IlountTT.
1 have Domestic I'igars and Havana Sugars from five to twenty
live cents. Nothing cheaper. . J. Hal. Bobbitt.
Prcscrip4Ip
When you ha ve them cDmpounded- at my store, the doctors of Kal
eigh are sati.'ied that, you are doing all you can for your sick.
J. Hal. Bobbitt.
I buy direct from the manufacturers the
8trictly High Grade Sewing Machines
known as
THF STANDARD,'
and offer those at the lowest prices. A good
machine at Bottom figures. I also keep
always on hand full linei of machine sup
plies, such aa needles, parts and attachments.
One of my specialties h the repairing of ma
chines of any make, this ba'n done at your
home or at my olflce I have had Years of
Experience in tuia business and Guarantee
Satisfaction.
. Hogi, cattle or any kind of country pro
dace taken in ezohange for machines
GK MARTIN,
13 West Hartrett Street.
h20m
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,.ir rnnDiouTe -
i- wwr i rviun t o. w
CABf I OBTAIN A PATENT Por a
prompt answer and an honest opinion, write fo
Ml NN dfc CO., who have had nearly tlity years'
experience In the patent business. Communloa
tlons strictly oonndeutiat. A Handbnek of In
formal ton ooneernina Patenta and bow to ob
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan
tool and sctentlfle books sent freeT T """""
Patent taken i throngh Munn k Co. receive
(peciul notice In the HcieniIHe Americas, and
thua are broueht widely before the public with.
, pot cost to the Inventor. This splendid paper,
issued weekly, elegantly Illustrated, baa by fax the
largest circulation of any sclent I Be work In the
wSldIj,3JfJTar- """J!'? oopies sent free.
Building Edition, monthly, iiw a year. Blnila
npiea, 23 oenta. Every number sontaina beau
tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new
bouses, with plana, enabhnf builders to sbow Uta
ladeslgna a siniraintrai Addreaa
JalUUi tXa, aiaa Kiuut, Ul aoaiwafi
Boppitt
DS
best varieties of Buist's new erop
evil's vr ouii'-e, or 50 cents per lb.
J. Hal. Hvibuitt.
FOB1894.
The publishers take pleasure in announo
ing that "The Mor' ing Herald" has recent
V h"eu enlarge I from four to eight pages,
and that while the price remains at one cent
per copy, or 13 per year to mr.il subsoriberg.
ea:h edition contains aa much news and
more general reading matter than is printed
by the Baltimore two-cent dailies.
The 1'elegraphic Service of " the Morning
Herald" is unexcelled by any other Balti
more paper.
Its News Service ' l the .counties ia thor
ough and reliable.
its Market Reports are full, complete and
accurate.
Its illustrated woman's page is a feature
that will not be found in any other Balti
more daily.
A verbatim report of the Sermon by Bey
Dr Talmage the celebrated Brooklyn
preacher appears in Monday morning's
edition.
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partial in i;s statements and fearless in tha
expression of iU opiniona
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