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I f I1LK DUJLLUAM DAILY UL,OBis,, MONliAi, ALGUST 29 t Xaturo should ?e assisted to throw off impurities of the blood. Nothing does it so well, so promptly, or so safely as Swift's Specific. CURES MALARIAL POISOH LIFE HAD NO CHARMS. For three years I was troubled with mala rial poison, which caused my appetite to fail, and I was greatly reduced in flesh, and life lost all its charms. I tried mercurial and potash remedies, but to no effect. I could get no relief. I then decided to try j(V!V fi A few bottles of this wonderful S)y medicine made a complete and permanent cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever. J. A. Rice, Ottawa, Kan. Our book on .Ulood and Skin Diseases mailed freo. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. so no Through Tra'ns KKO.M ffll, ST. LIS AID PEORIA -TO- Kansas City, St. Joseph, DENVER, ST PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. I - 1 1 1 in Jin Palace Sleeping Cars! Free Reclining Chair Cars! -oni,y- Oin- Change of Cars to the Pacific Coast. TIIK BK1T 1,1 XR KOIt ITe"bra-sl:sL, Colorado THE BLACK HILLS, AM) Al.f. POINTS NORTH WEST. A. r. DAWKS, ;. r. & t. a , St. Louis, Mo. H. It. TO DO, (Sen. AjM'nt. Isasli vill-, Tcnn. GLEN ALPINE S A. A. BANKS, Prop'r. This Popular Resort Will. Be Open for Visitors June I, 1892. Visitors should leave train at Morgan tun, N. C, for the Springs, stopping at the Hunt House, and they can obtain any kind of conveyance they wish to take tlit in on to the Springs. The proprietor will do all in his power t make his guests happy and contented. I Sand of music and amusements of va ii"iis kinds will enliven the season. The house will be first-class in every 'h-partment. Satisfaction guaranteed. A.Urcss, A. A. HANKS, Prop'r, Morganton, N. C. G. M. HAKDIN, JR., Livery, Feed ar.d Sale St&bks! Near First Baptist Church. THE BEST RIGS IN THE CITY At Reasonable Kates. - - Finest Carriages in the City. BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY. Gentle Teams and Careful Drivers. GIVE ME A CALL. A. A. SEARS, tay, hi d Sale Stables ! Main St.., below Banner Warehouse. DURHAM, X. C. TERMS STRICTLY CASH ! Cur.! ni Drivers Furnished at all Time?, Day or Xighl. rve VTe a, Oa.ll ! K- J. J. TIIAXTON, i,,rt -"3, wiuu'13 aim iH'iM-s vit'iuait-a iu ('n ,vuh,r'' Inlitrestiou, Ilrouchitis, Scrofula, Hf-r M'ution anti Headache, Secondary and W Vlry lJiseasea. Home at C. M. Hern hours Jlhceever Jones' Jewelry Store. Oilice Jr8 i i lock a. m to 12 m., and from 2 p. m fill) 1 pr. 'j1. fifty years' experience as a General H r' ttn'ler3 nis services totlieclti M. rj'1 "urhain. His specialties: Mucous " " II! i,rt rw.a i'i....t. i V', - y r i j AROUND THE WORLD THE NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE STATE AND COUNTRY. ScibHored. Fasted, Stolen, Written, Im Klned and Abducted for the Bent-lit or Globe Ituny Headers. Lizzie Uorden admits that she killed her father and stepmother. Georgia and Louisiana are reported safe for Cleveland and reform. The railroad strike in New York state has ended. They concluded they could not light both police and militia. Mr. Woolcott, of Charlotte, was the winner of the coflm offered by F. F. Smith, of Greensboro, for the tenth aver age in the gun shoot. It is being painted and trimmed up with his name on it, and will soon be shipped to him by frelirht. Quarantine was declared Saturday against vessels from Great Britain and Ireland by the health officials of Savan nah. It has been decided to detain a number of vessels en route to Savannah from those countries as well as from other European ports at quarantine for several days. Mr. Ed Johnson, of Cabarrus county, turned his attention this year to the cul tivation of onions. He planted about three acres and will gather between four and live hundred bushels. He has been offered eighty cents per bushel for some. This beats raising seven cent cotton by a long way. As a result of an old feud, Humphrey Best and John Campbell fought an im promptu duel at Pain Lick, Ky., ten miles east of Lancaster Saturday morn ing. Rest was killed and Campbell re ceived bullets in his breast. Two little children playing in the road were struck by stray bullets and both were killed. Leonidas McKnight was sentenced Friday by Judge Mclver, of Surry county, to be hanged October 21. Every effort was made hy the prisoner's law yers to save him. Motion for new trial was made, but denied. An appeal to the Supreme court also overruled. Mc Knight will be hanged unless the gover nor interferes. Allison, who shot Rrown on the streets of Mt. Airy last Saturday, asked the court for a continuance of trial, which was granted. It is believed now that the case will be moved to another county for trial. The citizens of Mt. Airy are still excited over the matter, and it is feared if Allison is removed from Surry jail there will be trouble. Mis. J. R. Ryan of Birmingham, Ala., was on the second floor of Belmont Hotel, near Asheville, with her child aud nurse when the house took fire. In the excitement after Mrs. Ryan had escaped the child was missed and the agonized mother is said to have offered a reward of J? 1,000 for its recovery. Baby was found, however, uninjured and the re ward was not claimed. Neither Mrs. Ryan nor the nurse were injured. They are at the Battery Park. The trials of the rioting miners came to a sudden termination yesterday at Clinton. The case of the state vs I) B. Monroe was resumed and several wit nesses were examined, the burden of their testimony being that Monroe v; the "chief ;" that all so regar.hd him, and his actions and order indicated tha: he felt that he was in control.' His tc timony while on the stand seeking !( sustain his story that he only joined tin miners to protect p'roperty wa noi sus tained. The chief contention va whether he should' be admitted to Imii and tue magistrate bound him over foi trial in the crimnal court without bail, lie was sent to jail in Kuoxvil'e for safe keeping. After this decision by the trial magistrate the other miners under arrest lost heart and submitted their cases with out trial. They were bound over and bonds in some cases were given ; in a majority of cases they were not, and these miners will have to go to jail to await the session of the trial court. As fast a9 miners under arrest submit and give bond they will be released. Bud Lindsay submitted and was bound over and gave bond, lie was then placed in the train and started for Knoxville. While en route some of the soldiers took him from the train and held him prisoner with threats of lynching. General Carnes, however, sent a guard to his relief and the latest special to The American says he will be protected. The miners in and around Coal Creek still remain quiet. LOOK AT THIS. A Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and Reasonable Prices. The Trinity Land company who, it will be remembered, bought the T. B. Lyon land near Trinity college only a few weeks ago, have already had the property laid off and platted into nice streets and lots, and are now ready to sell the lots to any person desiring to build. It is the intention of the company to build up a nice community out there. Lots will be sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose of this company to try to make a fortune out of it. For prices, etc., apply to J. B. Warren, general manager, or C. A. Jor dan, secretary and treasurer. Without a doubt this medicine will cure you. It has cued thousands. Take Sim mons Liver Regulator. The bile is removed, the head cleared and digestion restored by Simmons Liver Liver Regulator. UNDER A MOVING TRAIN. Sensations of a Man Who Thought Hit Lat Hour Had Come. To fall under a running railroad train, to lie on the rail and see death approach ing one at the rate of fifteen miles or so an hour and only a few feet distant, is an experience not given to many to be able to relate. Yet this is what hap pened to a Chicago man. "How did it happen? What were you thinking about?" he was asked the other day. "Well," he replied, "I had no timito find out how it happened, but I do re member a good many things that I thought of while it was happening. Now it seems utterly impossible to me that such a flood of thoughts could flash through my brain and leave their indi vidual and distinct impressions as did in the almost immeasurable short space of time that I lay on the rail in front of those wheels. It is said that just at the moment of one's death the whole doings of a lifetime are held up for review in less time than it takes to wink one's eye. I can readily believe it. "In less than a second I thought of the many railroad accidents of which 1 had read. It flashed through my mind that I had often seen men credited with willful negligence or reckless intention in allowing themselves to be killed or maimed, and there I was on the track ready to furnish another illustration. Yes, sir; there I lay, fiat on my hack on the rail and saw the wheels of the after truck of the car come rolling along and only a, few feet away. It almost seemed as if I felt them crushing and grinding m' bones, yet I had, it seems, time to think also of how easilv a fellow gets killed. "I thought how foolish it was to ac cuse others of foolhardiness in getting run over when I myself was about to become a horrible example. I thought of how often I had 'let up lightly' en gineers and conductors and helped to take the blame from them and put it on the fellow who got kr!Te"d. But my greatest regret, in the time I had to think, was that I had so often adversely criticised the man who got run over. "Strange as it may seem, however, these were not half my thoughts. I realized that I was yet alive, in the best "of good health, every bone and limb sound, so to speak, and the next instant I would, I felt, be ground into pieces and my flesh and bones spattered over the railroad track. There was no power in the world to help me, so it seemed; not all that the engineers or conductors or brakemen could do would be of any avail. Then it flashed through my mind that I was on the brink of the otheT world and I had not even a chance tc make one repentant prayer. I wondered what it would mean for me. "While these ideas were running through my mind I must have made some sort of an effort to escape. I have no knowledge of how I did it, but I did roll off the rail outward. The wheel caught my heel, though at first it seemed as if my foot was cut off above the ankle and I was powerless to move it. I managed o get onto my right foot and balance myself on that for a second, to get my thoughts together as to what I shoud next do. It has taken me ten or fifteen minutes to tell this thing, but it did not, I should judge, from the rate the train was going, take anything like a second of time for it all to happen." Chicago Tribune. A h BOOK 'TO WOM PWMATLED FRE BKaDHELD REGULATOR CO.; Atlanta, GaI ICTiTTTT 3 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ''C SPECIAL RUN No. 19. GREATEST VALUE OX EAItTIf. Tyler's Fumoa Antique Oak. It oil Cur tala Dealt, complete, nee peclul circular. No. 4004, 3 ft. 6 in. long, net 316.00 No. 4 009, 4 ft, 6 in. " " $2100 No. 4010.5ft.lonp, - - " 823.00 Also see new ISO page catalogue for 1802. Creat cut of about 40 percentfrom former list. BOOKS FREE, postage lOc. Snipped from St. Louis, Ko., or Indianapolis, Ind. IIAXIt COUNTERS A SPECIALTY. We refer to every Bank in Thirty States. TYLER DESK CO., St. Louis, Mo FOR SUFFERING WOMEN. t etc. tiJy'X) tr-aLaii.t ty the ' tet acx tor. cut witbact relief, a f Nervine forena rrcel and hava n t had tn ana l:i-. H urJ C. Braecne. UeathTtUe. Pa. 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Allay lrrit.it io.i, Assist DigesHoi; and at the same time Start the Liver working and all bodily ailments will disappear. "For more than three years I suffered v'ah Dyspepsia in its worst form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured me i:i a short time. It is a good medicine. I would i.o be without it." Jmes A. Roane, Phi!ad":, I a. See til at if on get the (lenn'na . with red j on front of wrapper. FKLPARED ONLY BY J. ll. ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia. - a. J. W. HUTCIIINS AT City Market, Stall No. 1, GETS DAILY FRESH CHICAGO MEAT BY EXPRESS. Has Lamb, Mutton, Pork. ALL THE VERY BEST. GIVE HIM A CALL. G. STORNONIS, Stall Xo. 9, City Market. IN STOCK : Canned Goods, Cured Meats CONFECTIONERY, ETC. All Kinds Vegetables in Season Fresh Country Butter ami Poultry a Specialty. GIVE ME A CALL. THE BEST IN THE WORLD) BLAGKWEIB BULL SMOMIIG rOBAGGO. GET THE GENUINE XOXE OEXTIXE M ITnoi'T THE Frade-Mark of the Pull on Each Paciaga r Situated in the immediate Section of Coun ty that produces a grade of Tobacco, that ir texture, flavor and quality is not grown else where in the world, and being in position t( ommand the choice of all offerings upon tni! jnarket. we spare no pains nor expense to fliwi he trade THE VERY BEST. PLASTICO! For nicest and best WALL FIKTISH ! USE PLASTICO. Can be had at J. T. WOMBLE'S General Hardware and Stove Store, Sole Airent for Plastico In Durham. DO YOU WANT GOOD BOARDING? Those in s areh of Ifoard anl Lodtrin? will do well to call at th- Cox llouw, on Morris street, and tivt terrn from the proprietress, who is prepared to f urniih tirst-rate accom modations to a few i-ersons. at reasonable rates. The Cox House nas an established rep utation, and under the new management will strive to increase its popularity. Si Its. K. C. GULLET. Pro p-ie-tress. WHITE SOLID WE PLAHTS ! oO Cents a Hundred. These plants are very large and very Tine. Best for this section. R. IIIBBEUD, Roe Hill Nursery, Durham. N. C. DURHAM FOR 30 My Entire Stock, for Below Everything in the Millinery Line going Cheap these days. Stock must be reduced. Laces are away down much below cost. Ribbons you can't find such bargains. 53s Straw Edge an elegant line, also below cost. CSS -0- If you want Real Bargains in this line, visit the Milli nery Store of MRS. A. J. FAUCETTE & CO. KRANICH & Received a Special Award at the X. C. State Fair, October. 1890. (This year there was no award, as only one maker exhibited.) Mere it is: "Kranich Upright Pianos, exhibited y the North Stale Music Co., and not placed in competition, should receive a special award, as they are the best piano3 on the grounds in every particular detail." (Signed), DR. AUC3. KURSTEINKR, V. 0. R OYSTER. We claim that the Kranich & Bach will stand in tune longer than any other make and last longer; that they have more improvements of value than all others combined. They hold their tone and never get tinny or metal ie. An inspection investigation will convince. Sole Agents for North Carolina. NORTH STATE MUSIC COMPANY G. G. STOIUE, MANAGER, -.3LiICT-:, 2ST- C- SIC3:-VEOTID, T7-V., Established 1817.1 MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOI.KSA I.i: DEALERS IN All Kinds of Material and Tools FOIt MACHINISTS, PLUMBERS, OAS AND STEAM FITTERS, S.ri7-R-r ETCxI2SrEE-eS. CONTRACTORS FOR Heating by Steam or Hot Water. MANUFACTURERS 1F All the Most Modern Sanitary and Improved Appliances. DURHAM X33aAIVOII, 8. W. HOLM AN, Manager, Where a full Stock of all such Goods will be kept constantly on hand and for sle at lowest Richmond prices. SPECIAL NOTICE! Pl-iirri"biigr Gar, and. Steam Fitting:- Backed by the long and extensive experience of the above named gentlemen, I j: prepared to contract for all kinds of I'lumbing, Gas and Steam Kitting, and to execute the same with the assistance of the most skilled Mechanics from their establishment. Give us a call. S. W. HOLMAN. M2naqer. Main Street. Durham. U. C. The North Carolina CAPITAL STOCK, 8150,000.00. Par value 100 per share, fully paid with in 20 months. OFFICKUS: Ii. L. DUKE, President, Durham. W. S. IIALUIiL'KTON', Sec, Durham. LEO D. HEAIITT, Treasurer, Durham. J. S. LIPSCOMB, Gen. Man'r, Durham. Chartered under the Laws of Having purchased outright 17 of the mo-l beautiful and desirable lots at Newport News, for a hbort time only the Company offrs for sale a limited number of its shares of stock on the following eay payncnts:. $5.00 per share cash, 5.00 in one month, .00 in two months, $5 a in three months, then $5.00 per share every two months until $00.00 shall have been paid. Investment Safe, Attractive and Profitable. For Prospectus and particulars apply to X. S. XjIPSCOMB, Office op stairs, Mangum building. DAYS I 30 days, will be sold Cost! BACH PIANOS -o- ami Ncwnort News Co, the State of North Carolina. . General JUnagcr.