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LOCAL WHIFFS.
Short Items of Interest Jotted
Down for Workman Readers.
.Jno. Staple and Clem Manly w.ll
address the people Friday night.
Mrs. Ainlerxon, who has been
s :1c for somo time, died this morning.
A number of peoplo vent to High
l'oint this morning to hear tho can
didates.
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'''Eveiy hiother-ton ' will turn oft to
' ? hear bim.
A t-lfgram ha. just bin received
from J L. King Nta'ingtha the Dem.
03iatic countv candidatHS will speak
in the eo irt home next Friday. To
this m eting the U publicans (i.e in-
vited
Mr. C. II. Doughty has gone on a
business visit to Danville. The
Workman reporter asked him partic
alarly about taking down his nign,
. ,' and awakened a very serious train of
: . thought in his mind.
- . While tho Alderman are rebuking
. Mr. Whittingdon for failing to do
duty, basing that service on the! satis-
. 'fying' of warrants, they ought also to
,- ' urge tho rest of the force to greater
1- diligence. A word or two to those
.who stay at the depot, would not be
. amiss.
' o It is generally supposed that every
, sane adult is able to take caro of him
; T self.;1 That, in places of danger, he is
;;, ,' to be tho protector and guardian of
. tho' helpless and weak. Events,
; .. within tho present week, havo shown
.'that this is not always tho case. Men
.V ftr'o nbseiit-mindod, and Hometinies as
helpless as children. It is for thc
protection of such persons as thesd
hat guards are appointed at depots.
v,Tho duty of tho foroa then is not
Bimply to nab a man when he gets
into troublo, but to keep him out of
trouble and danger if possible
' ;.Tney v, Cr vo Him a 'V
's 'The City Fathers havo decided that
Mr. Whittingdon needs a rest. They
re not disposed to mako a man work
. -nlien it is such a strain upon his phy
sical, nervous and mental system. So
Lo hag boon given an indefinite leavo
of absonoe. They have not yet made
jro visions for sending him to a winter
fi urt, but will probably do so soon.
It is slated t that Mrs.
nns her own bonnets.
Cleveland
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THINGS
SEAMLESS TKLT SUITERS fdadir
til gratlrmrn, and lot famous $I.C0 LA-
DIES' DONGOLA KID Bl'TTOX SflllES, tmrni
Sfiw ail Opfra lasts siirs frutn ! 12 U $, THE
SHOE IX THE WOCLD FOC TOP PHICE
UUtYN, UH HAS THEM,
Ba-:3m 8t Icken.
A special to the Winston Sentinel
from Statesvilte, dated Nov. i, says :
While Seoator Ransm was making
an nnmually bright speech here yes
terday he was tnken suddenly ill and
physicians summoned He uflered
excrutiatingly tor an hour and a half,
lie was suffering from neuralgia of
the heart bruuplit en bv )iJ'"viAit?'
iufJ oy wore active work for him
..'-
and he h,.s goue home to recuperate
jt'tfasteofTime
A few day ag i tlio Raleigh cor.
respondent of the Itichmond Dispa'tch
interviewed Cuairmur- Eaves, of the
Republican S ate Committee, and
asked him the direct question, " Will
your St-i'e ticket be taken down?"
" You can say a from me officially
that our Sia'.n tickol will not be taken
d nvn, and that ve make the voting
f r Harrison an I our S a'e ticket
equal t.s s ol lea ty to th-i party. That
t STaight. As to congrissmen Ve
Rtp iblicans are off the lirket in the
First, Furth and Sixth districts. I
do not think thwy will go off in i ny
other districts. I know they will not
in the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth.
CI iik, Republican, in the Third, was
hero a day or s i ago and intimated
that he would sUy in. Eium, Thi;d
pany nominee for Oovernor, was here
Fnd y and t jUI we that he intends I
to siuy in the field."
. Mrs, L'-ae;' Mad.
Tho following is takn from an in
terview with Mr. Leae, published in
thi Chicago Inter Oceau:
" Ae yoj in f:tvor of a pi; in a
Force bill to the South ?"
" I am in favor cf abolishing the
Force bill now u-ed by intolerant
Democrats, and applie I to whites and
blacks who differ from them politicul
ly. In other words, I believe the bal
lot sh mld be for the voter, and not
the voter tor tue Daliot. Why, in
many places in the South, men h ive
been voting H eir dogs and mules for
years. They give them names, have
them registered, and then take them
to the p ills and cast votes in their
names. 'V y
" Th all important and living isnue
now before the Am-ric n people i to
wipa out forever the intolerant, vindic
tive. slvem 'kina Democratio party
th it has ever bet n a" protest against
progi ess, and has beioaiei.i its blind
hatred a menace to good government
an I free iastituttons " '''' '
Mr. William Jones.
WIhmi Dili .Junes wus n-runnin'
For tho Icfrihlatur lie
Wan n-joking' an' a ftnmiit',
Jcs' as social an could be!
He'd hitch bin old mulu at the gate
An' throw hi hlouili hat down,
An' wit up with you, noon an late
Tlie best old rlinp in town!
Ho woro a pair o' muddy booU,
An' said his rash was slim;
An' nl.Ki that these old jean suits
Was good enough fur him.
lbey praised hi in up from dark to
dawn
Jcs' like poor humnn natur;
An' then they took an' sent him on
To boa lcgislatur!
But uow! his namo ain't Bill no rarc,
It puziles a believer;
He's bought a slick suit at the store
An' got a toweriu' beavor!
Done throwed tho muddy boots away,
So folks has said that sawn him
lie's "Mr. William Jones' today
The Lord hayo mercy on him!
HIHU.V PKRSOtAI..
R. T, Gray is in town. J ,
Capt. J. B. Hussy was ucre today.
Theo T. Klutts, ol Salishiny, is in
the city.
baJ
Mr. b. L. Adams h
gone to
Lynchburg.
Col. T. M. A go retorn'i to Ral
T.CWomLX of Reidsv.lle, was
Col. T. M
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here this morniLg.
Gov. T. M. Holt came
Raleigh this morning.
L. G. Cole, of Durham,
up from
was here
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holmes were in
tho city this morning.
Mr. Ed Wharton was reported im
proved this morning.
Dr. 0. W. Blaeknall, of Ualeigh,
was here thit morning.
Mr. A. E Iloltou, of Yadkinville,
was hero this morning.
Mr. W. W. Ridding, of Ilandlemau,
was hero today on business.
Cnpt. J. M. Odcll was here this
morning on his return homo at (Jon
cord. Mr. S. Bryant, Secretary and
Treasurer of tho Naomi Manufacturing
company, came in on the train this
morning.
Mr. J. II. Millis of High Point,
who has been on a visit to Rox
boro, reached hero this morning on
his way home.
Mr. J. A. Crews, agent and trav
elling correspondent of the Wilming
ton Messenger, was here this morning
on his way from Charlotto to Mount
Airy.
Rev. T. J. Ogburn, of Henderson,
was hero this morning on his way to
Summerfield to celebrate the marriage
of his niece, Miss Fannie Brittian to
Mr. Enimett Kirkpatrick at 6 o'clock
this evening. The party will return
hero tonight.
II. J. W. Ham, the eccentric Geor
gia orator, passed through this morn
ing on his way to New York. Ho will
speak in Tammany Hall tomorrow
night, and mako a number of speeches
for Democracy in that section, He
addressed a very largo crowd in Char
lotte last night to great satisfaction
captivating them completely, .
Bojjs! Come and see if you want our
watch. . - -
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ffflENTg3 Tn)
A WHITE ROSE BLANKET
At Our Establishment.
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THIS RLANKFT TOPtfiHC Ql d
123 Under Shirts and Drawers for Mea
-TO BE CLOSED OUT-
At Less Than: Cost.
WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE OCT
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ALL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN,
And will give the benefit to
dvdrt maw m onEEwsBono rrs them.
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TIAMIT
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ipect to Bnreoy of these bargains. Ooods of thia char.
rn..e , ricee don t rest
the Tar.
POWELL &
K. OF P. BUILDING,
ONB ENJOYS
Both the method and results - .
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plcwa
and refreshing to the taste, and .
3ntly yet promptly on the Kiunr.--iver
' " ' Bowels, cleanses the ev.
tern effectually, dispels colds, heau
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Byrup of Figs is the
only remedy ot its Kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared onlv from the most
. ...' . . .
healthy and agreeable substances, its
manr excellent Dualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bovtles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on band will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute. -
cali fork: no syrup co.
SAM fRAHOiaOO. CAU t
WUISVIUk. Kf. NEW tOUt. ..
C. A. Thompson, Seymour Ind:,
writes : '-My sister Jennie, when she
was a young girl, suffered from a
white swelling which greatly impaired
her general health and made her
blood very impure. In the spring
she was not ab'e to do anvihing and
could scarcely get about. More than
a year ago. she took therce bottles ot
Botanic Blood Balm, and now she is
perfectly cured.
if
iuuua Aisu la r uIjIj bJZfc,
our costomeis now, wLen
"X7 - A7rn
on onr oonnter at this Bflon f
WHARTON
GEEENSUORO, N, 0.
Pronounced Hoptless Yet Saved.
.lrom a letter written bOfm Aa v
XI i -.. ,. J
xiu, m uro.on, ft. U., we quote the
f..lloiug: .Wmb taken with a severe
c-old which settled on my lnncs.
cor.gh net. in and fiiiuliv n-snlted in
coi.Mimptiou. Four Doctors gaye
me up, MyiDW I conid live bnt a short
lime. Igavh imKedf npto my Sav
iour, determined that if I could not
stay wub my fritnds on earth I
wonld nuet my absent ones above.
Sly hmdmnd wag advised to get
Dr King's New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs, and co ds. I gave
it a trial and took in a 1 uiRht bottles:
u has cured me, Hnd thank Qod I am
cu ann nBriy woman. Triul hot
tie i fien at C. E. HoltonV drno- w
rcga'tir size CO cents and $1.
Good Look
Good looks are mote than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy con.
ditiou of all of the vital organs. If
the liver be itiHciive.you hve a biU
ouh look. If y nr stomach be disor.
dered y;.n huve a djwpi ptio look, and
if j our i.idiniys be elioett d you have
a pities t look. Secure good health
ii:d vou will huvo good looks. Eleo
rio Bitters ih a gieat alterative and
tonio acts directly on the vital organa
Cures pimples, blotches, boils and
gives a good complexion. Sold at
C E. HoltouN drug stoto 60 cent
p- r bolt o.
8 vL.SMAS WANTbl). Valuable commit
"Ion urrl 130,00 weeklj earned by many
of our &i-nl. Bampira frw. P. 0. Box
1871 Now Y..rk.
Dr. f . W. KATBO?T, GREENSBORO,
Write nan lull symptoms of yonr old
ohronio diseaset, snoh as rheumatism.
'.jvuniivcr'
5ides0Bac
I ill tre t on any mode of praotioe de
sired Irom the UaoHdian Indian down
through the Mineral Kingdom, Tome
souittn, aud Hjdrpathy cures. State
yonr floanoial oondition for reasonable
terms; medioines furnished. ' Feb IS
Estimates by J E Curtis, advt agenj
n