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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
About the Weather.

1t doesn't require a very vivid imagination
TO evolve conversation like the following.
Time, about now; place, over east.
Farmer lplowing green sward)-John, 60
up to the house and NOW the lawn.
John (cutting ice on an adjacent pond)-
All right. Just as soon as l shovel through
che drifts down by the orchard so Sci can get
home She's down there in the hammock
Farmer twiping perspiration from his
brow)-Where's Lizziel
John frop the depths Of his ulster1-Gons
to the lake with her skates and her bathing
suit. Said she did not know which she'd
need.
Voice from the house)-Here's tramp ly-
ing here. He's been sunstruck.
Farmer-Drag him into ths shade, can't
youl
Voice-No. His coats frozs fast to the
ground.-Berkshire News.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, April
2S-The highest temperature was 76o,
the lowest pto Z p. m. A 0, and the mean
6Oo, with warmer, cloudless weather, fol
lowed at night by partly cloudy weather
and a slight fall in pressure, fresh south
west winds.
Last year on April %, the highest tenn
perature was 90. the lowest %, and the
mean 81.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
April %, s p. m.-Forecast until S. P. m.
Tuesday:
For Missouri-Fair, slightly warmer,
southerly winds.
For Kansas and Colorado-Fair, warmer,
variable winds, becoming southerly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
GIVEN a NEW TRIAI

COLUMBUS, Kan, April 2S.-The court
has granted a new trial in the case of the
state vs.. jerry Ailip. The general inn
preston is that Ailip is innocent of the
blind man. Charles Williams. and son. At
the time of his arrest had Ailip been taken
to Galena he would have been hung by the
indignant citizens. He was not safe from
mob violence even at Columbus. but had
to be taken to Fredouia for safe keeping.
The solution of the murder is now a
mystery. though the prevailing opinion is
that when the facts are known a woman
will be found at the bottom of il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
THE cLAYToN-BReckINRlDcE CASE

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 2S.-The Clay
ton-Breckinridge investigation committee
examined 1876 witnesses today. All hut
three were colored voters who testified
that they voted for John NJ Clayton Tor
congress. Sheriff Shelby, of Conway
county, testified that when Clayton was
aSSassinated he took charge Of the case un-
til the government took 1t up. He had a
pistol in his possession found near the
house where Clayton was killed He was
ordered 10 deliver il TO the committee next
Friday at which time he will again be
placed on the stand and be thoroughly ex-
Rmined in matters pertaining to the Clay
ton murder
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The inHuencs q white gown ou tie audi
sncs is HaaTse3oIs The very co3cr of Z htuta
ot repaztancc. anEeis. redemption. purity.
fovgsveuesS Lady Aach~-E. JEli@-, C&Eza.ls
lady Iszbel. n East Lynne, dies in hs1
night gows. ssd very pzcP@riy, toss. AdT1-
eui1e. etc. al viii serve ax I-ooEs q tie STATE
Hlent that actresses who Rave peock&st fc-
dsach seezes pay ;Esn IN white resez-Ll
ltAn IAwA
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NO MORE DRINKS OVER TIE BAR

been issued by the Boston police board
that after May next the sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors over hars must be stopped.
This order has been expected for some
time. but il was the hope not only Of the
police commissioners but all Of the saloon
keepers that the law requiring liquors to
be sold with food only would be repealed.
but il was not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
ASSIcNEDTO CREDITORS

KANSAS CITY, No, April 2S.-Carl
Spengler wholesale and retail liquor
dealer, at No. 622 Delaware street. made an
assignment today for the benefit of his
creditors. His assets are placed mt S67 .OOI
aud liabilities at the same. The failure is
Eaid 10 be due TO bad collections. Mr.
Spengler was elected a member of the
upper house Of the city council at the re-
rent election.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April 2S-James
II. Foster, dry good dealer, assigned TODAY
10 Burnham, Hanna. Munger * Co. OF
Kansas City. Liabilities S55, 600: assets
80 600
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Manted Information.

"Ei, cabby" (cabman pulls his horse
almost onto the box in his eagerDess for
tie fare) How much from here 70 the
Bread Street station
Fifty cents
Thanks, only wanted 10 know hos
much am saving BY walking there. -
Jester,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29

MAY 1t please your honor, explained
the attorney. the witness insulted me >
Il don't see how" said the judge.
''She merely asked you TO hand her the
concentrated lye."
Yes, your honor. bat she was refer
ring TO my brief. - Washington Star.
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TuRF WINNERS.

LINDEN PARK. \. J., April 2S.-Winners
of today's races: Best Boy, Golden Reed.
GRAY Rock, Salvini. Tristan, Puzzle.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April Swimmer
of today'S races: Billy Pinkerton, Black
knight, Glockner, Ida Pickwick, Billy
Parker, Mamie EonSo.
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The certificates of cures by Ayers Sarsa-
parilla are verified by living witnesses.
10 REMOvE MIssOuRPs CAPLTAL

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 2S.-A special
SAYS: A syndicate of leading politicians
and capitalists has been formed for the
purpose of removing the state capital from
syndicate have been secretly arranged and
the campaign mapped out.
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LONDON, April 2S.-Mr. Henry ". Stan
ley returned to London this morning from
Sandringham, where he went Saturday
night on the invitation of the Prince of
Wales
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A VICTORY FOB TRAlNMsN,

PTTTsBURG, Pa. April 2S.-The Balti
more X Ohio railroad today granted the
demands Of their employees for an advance
giving the day conductors - - and night
conductors $3.50. The day brakemen viii
be paid 50 % and night men =. 20, ten hours
to constitute days work This is the
first break in the railroad lines.
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BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
| Cleveland. ...0 1 0 2 1 0 o.
| Chicago. ............ 0 l 0 0 0 L 3 5
Base hits-Cleveland 6, Chicago 10.
| Errors-Cleveland 0, Chicago l.
| Piachers-Beatin and Sullivan.
AT PITTsBURG.
Allegheny. ...12 o 10 900 p 8
Cincinnati. ..........,0 600 900 L 2
Base hits-AIlegheny 10, Cincinnati 6.
Pitchers-Sowders and Duryea.
AT BOSTON.
Boston 0 0001 5 8 0
New York. .......0 O 1 o o 0 0 0 O.
Base hfts-Boston A. New York;.
Errors-Boston 2, New York B.
Pitchers-GetZein and Sharrott.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. q 0 2 0 80
Philadelphia ........0 0 90 20 0 o. 0
Base Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia B.
Errors Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 4.
Pitchers-Caruthers and Vickery.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON.
Boston ........O O4011 O. 6
New York. 0 90 0 0 O.
Base hits-Bostons II, New York 2.
Errors-Boston l. New York 5.
Pitchers-Radbournea and Keefe.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg 004 800 9 2-15
Cleveland. ..........5 0 1 0 0-10
Base hits-Pittsburg II, Cleveland II.
ErrOrs-Pittsburg 4, Cleveland s.
Pitchers-Maul and Gruber,
AT BROOKLYN
Brooklyn ........... 100000 s. 3
Philadelphia .....,....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L /
Base hits-BroolIlyn g. Philadelphia z.
Errors-Brookiyn 3, Philadelphia 2.
Pitchers-Weyhing and Knott.
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo. o...........-..0 OO210OO IA
Chicago ............12 2 1 401 *-12
Base hits-Buffalo 9, Chicago 13.
Errors-Buffalo 5, Chicago2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse. ....... .....0 0 1 900 0 0 o. 1
Athletics. cs............1 0 1 @ 0 0 0 -
Base hits-Syracuse 6, Athletics 3.
ErrOrs-Syracuse 3, Athletics 2.
Pitchers-keefe and McMahon.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis 0 % / 0 2 o. 9
Columbus. .............O 0 02 3 L
Base hits-St. Louis 70, Columbus IS.
Error-St. Louis 3, Columbus II.
Pitchers-Chamberlai and EastOn.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. .........O2 100000 So
Toledo. 0 0 90 90 O. 0i
Base hits-Louisville Z, Toledo ).
ErrOrs-LOuisville 0, Toledo l.
Pitchers-Stratton and Healy.
AT ROCHESTER.
INOCHefJeF.- - / U u u L u
Brooklyn. O 0 0 0 L
Base hits-Rochester Z, Brooklyn4 f.
ErrOrs-ROchester 4, Brooklyn f.
Pitchers-FitZgerald and Mccullough.
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a Pocket Mirror Free to Smokers Of
y.gZls Il
To Clean Clothes.

A wash that is almost uufaihng IN ins
cleansing qualities IS made as follows: Take
Of ammonia two ounces. soap one ounce
soft water one quart, and teaspoonfui Of
saltpeter; shake well and let the mixture
stand few days Pour enough on q coat to
cover the grease spots: rub well: wash OF
vritb rlr--- --r4 49, El,~3- Journal
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HAYES In BERMuDA-

BERMUDA. April 2S-Rutherfor1 B.
Hayes. ex-presideut Of the United States.
arrived here on the 20th. He is the guest
OF General Hastings, of LOucy.
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NO FURTHER BREAK FEARED.

NEW ORLEANS, La. April 2S-The river
is steadily declining and no further breaks
IN the leveeS are feared
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29

Nine. Patti says: 81 have dressed my hair
the same way for ten years; not because the
coifure was the style, but because i. is be-
coming to my style
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
THE STRUGGLE GIVeN NEW LIFE

CHICAGO, IL, April 2S-The lines laid
down by both sides in the carpenters
strike are well defined and both sides be-
gan the struggle this morning. Non-union
men in large numbers are pouring into
Chicago The strikers are vigilant, how
ever, and this morning captured large
number of non-union men and induced
them to refuse to go to work. Chief Marsh
says the non-union men will be protected
in their work if it takes the entire police
force.
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PUBLICLY FLOGGED.
DELAWARE'S 0LD-TIME PUNISH
MENT ADMINISTERED.
Three Horse Thieves Whipped Be-
fore a Large Crowd at
Georgetown.
Perpetual Disfanchisement the Most Severe
Part of the Penalty-The Culprits
Well Connected
Leavenworth Excited by the Rumor that
Benson Has Been Captured in the
Territory-The Only Missing
Portion of Mrs. Mettmans
Body Now Recovered
The Criminal
Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29

Ayers Sarsaparilla vitalizes and puri-
fies the blood. If you feel languid you
need II
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SIAM Ev,S MOVEMENTS

PEARS Soap secures a beautiful COM
nleXiOn.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-07
POLK AND LIVINGSTON.

Col L. L. POLK and Coz L. F. LIv-
INGsToN will speak in R4ieigh at Metro
politan Hall to- day at II o'clock.
The people Of Raleigh and Wake will
have an opportunity at one time of
hearing the two most eloquent leaders
of the Alliance in America. Unlike in
their style, they are both very effective
and popular speakers, and have done
great things to organize the Alliance in
their respective States, and in the Union
Col LIVINGSTON comes to US bearing
the credentials of the Democratic Con-
vention of the Atlanta Congressional
District Of which he is the regular nomi-
nee. He is a Democrat and sees no
hope for the advancement of the re-
forms of the Alliance except through
the Democratic party. The editor OF
the CHRONICLE heard him make very
vigorous and telling speech at the At
lanta Exposition last year. We hope
that the people OF Raleigh will give him
and Col. POLK large audience.
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TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.
IBy United Press.

BY United Press.
LISBON, Oct. Ex-senator Ferrara has
failed in the attempt to form a new
cabinet.
DUBLIN Oct. 6th-It has been decided
to place Mr.. Timothy Harrington on the
delegation of visitors to America in
lieu of Mr.. Abraham.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. Glowing to the Sc
rious illness of the King, a cabinet meet
ing will soon convene for the purpose Of
proclaiming regency.
WASHINGTON D. G. Oct. 6th-The
comptroller has called for a report of
the condition of National banks at the
close of business on Thursday Oct 2nd.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The private
secretary of Robert G. Ingersoll has had
considerable difficulty in securing suita-
BILE hall for the Colonel's lectures on art
and morality.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Dom Pedro, the ex-
Emperor of Brazil, has arrived at Co.
logne He is described as looking very
unhappy and broken down, and is con
tinually accompanied by an attendant,
owing to his enfeebled condition.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 6.-Governol
Campbell drafted a proclamation this
afternoon calling an extra session of the
General Assembly on October 18th, to
take action on the Cincinnati board o1
/ public improvement imbroglio.
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THE COMTE DE PARIS.
Is Going Through The COuntry..And
The SnObs Are in Glory.

(By Cable to STATE CHRONICLE.)
LONDON, Oct. 6.-The French reput-
licans join in expressing the opinion
that the Comte de Paris has chosen to
visit America at this time in order to
escape the embarrassing effect of the
Boulanger revelations, to the effect that
the Royalsts had used Boulanger as
tool to accomplish the overthrow of the
republic.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-The special
car with Comte de Paris and party ar
rived at Broad Street station soon after
O'Clock this afternoon. They were
shown around town and entertained.
Tonight grand banquet was given IN
their honor by George w. Childs, OF the
Ledger.
RICHMOND, Wa Oct. Ga suite OF
rooms has been engaged at the Ex-
change Hotel for the Comte de Paris,
who Is expected to reach here Wednes-
day. During his stay the Count will be
entertained by the Commonwealth and
Westmoreland, the crack society clubs
| of the towns.
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TIL $1MERALD ISLE.
IN, ,SrNATIONAL IRISH con-
yENTION.
,,uins Measures for the Relief OF
ing Pcasantry--Special Appeal
,,Irrland's American Friends.

TIM, Measures for the Relief of
o.',,ua Pcasantry--Special Appeal
n4rrland's American Friends.
.u. cable to STATE CHRoNlcLE.)
r,...y oct. The convention of the
,t ytional party convened in this
ayrls morning. When the opening
.tmlaarics had been completed, the
...ign proceeded to select the gen.
con. con-. vino are to compose the deputa
49, 49, Ul.ca is to proceed to the United
.,,.. 'ot t1 represent the Irish political po-
".. " and solicit aid for the pesantry
So ans threatened with famine as a
v uo ".sa1egce of the potato blight.
OoTI TE. delegation as agreed upon is con.
- -" 4s fellows: John Dillon, Will
~. n nen. Thomas Power O'Connor,
i'''I " = l,,. scotland liverpool, Timothy
\ u sg.iyaa, Nj +. College Green dub
!, r,,, William Abraham VI. p. i,r
.a,, division of Limerick, and
Tso.5.+ 2. Gila, M. Z. for the southern
i'...ou of Louth.
r.tIa Mccarthy moved that the con-
,,;a1 20 into secret session on four
V"Inlions which, he said, had been
iiuuLn,tted 10 the judgment of Mr.. Par
oag who had approved of them. Ii Q
nv, no. ION prevailed, and when the hall had
49, Lo.a cleared Of all except regularly ac-
o.. Ited delegates, the resolutions were
n,..ented TO the convention.
The first resolution prompted the
,,ile,t support to those tenants who are
,Sssa,ened with ruin under the govern
man, and landlord syndicates which
aalntau in Ireland; the second de-
n,ands that certain southern and western
Si.tricfs be scheduled for list Of the
,li.ires,ed aud that relief work be in
,tintly started for their benefit; the
s. tbird condemns the method of proceed
s. IRE followed by the prosecution IN the
+ Tioperary lawsuits, and the fourth states
tba' the nationalists unwillingly appeal
10 the friends Of Ireland everywhere
and especially to those in America. t
subscribe to the tenants defence fund
Mr.. Parnell has telegraphed to tn
co. yention the expression OF his dee
regret that he is unable to be present a
its sittings. He expresses himself a
confident that the deliberations of tn
b,ly will be guided by wisdom and pa
trIoiism, and that they will result i
nubic good. Mr.. Parnell concludes b
wishing every success to the delegate
who are to-day appointed to visit th
United States. Messers. Dillon an
O'Brien aud other friends of the nationf
movement. who are detained attendin
the Tuperary consp racy tria', have tell
graphed their regrets that the "disgust
Ing judicial farce" being enacted ther
prevents their being present at the col
Mention.
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BUNCOMBE DEMOCRATS.
The Nominees are Alliancemen and
are for Vance-.CrawfOrd Will be
Elected.
Especial Cor. State Chronicle. |

Especial Cor. State Chronicle
AsHEvILLE, N. @. Oct. 4.-The Bun
combe county Democratic convention
was held to- day. All the townships and
precincts were fully represented and
good feeling and perfect harmony pre-
vailed throughout. Mark L. Reed and
Jesse P. Lowery, two successful farmers,
of different parts of the county, are the
nominees for the House, and you may
just engage board and rooms for them
at the State Capital for the winter, for
they will be elected regardless of the
fact that they will have two opposing
tickets (the Republican and the Third
party to fight. Victory is most assur
edly theirs. The former is a prominent
member of the Alliance and both have
signed the demands, and will support
Senator Vance.
d. L. Reynolds was renominated for
Sheriff; j L. Carthey, one legged
Confederate soldier, for Clerk; j. j.
Mackey, Register of Deeds; another one
legged soldier, j. 81. Courtney, for
Treasurer; DR.. L. B. McBrayer for
Coroner and Rev. A. H. SCarnts Sur
veyor A most excellent ticket.
We have already organized two Dem
ocratic clubs in this city and we propose
to fight the enemy with fire and redeem
the estate of Buncombe' to her former
large majority.
The third party movement in this coun-
ty is composed only of few discontent-
ed Democrats and Republicans worthy
of the latter-in the northern end of
the county, and will have but little eff
feet upon the result fer us. 1t is believ
ed that a good portion of the ticket will
be endorsed by the Republicans, who
will meet here in county convention Oh
next Tuesday.
Our Congressional nominees are hav
ing a lively joint discussion, in th'
mountain district, however, Mr.. Ewar
RI has made it convenient to be absen
most of this week on account Of SOM
, throat trouble or some like excuse, bu
, more truthfully speaking, because Mr.
, Crawford was making it a little too no
| for him to stand comfortably. Exper
mathematicians calculate that the 81
. District will be redeemed by at leas
1000 majority on the 4th of next Nc
vember.
9. Our mountain metropolis is enjoyin
+ a lively building boom just now. Anon
] other buildings, two capaciOus hotels, t
Q rival Battery Park.
q Engagements for winter visitor
r are being made by the thousand a
Q ready.
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THAT TARIFF Gu RISE.
The Mckinley Bill Regarded as an
Act OF War--Gcrmany and Austria
Will Shut Out United States Ex.
uOTtS.
lBy United Press.l


HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 6.-Discussing
the effect Of Mckinley bill in Europe,
the Halifax Herald says to day, that it il
almost imperative on Great Britain 81
take decided action in the matter. The
Mckinley bill has been passed with the
ayowed purpose of coercing Canada into
separating from the British Empire and
Joining the United States. 1t is, there
tore, in its nature an act Of war on the
British Empire to bring about its dis
memberment.
LONDON, Oct. Col. Vincent, the
noted advance agent of protection for
British industry, has been interviewed
IN relation to the Mckinley bill. He
says in substance that Great Britain
cannot longer afford to throw her
markets open to countries which place
an embargo on British productions,
and that he will urge the question OF
fair trade with renewed energy in the
coming session of Parliament.
LONDON, Oct. GA Vienna despatch
says that Germany and Austria have
come to a substantial agreement to dis
cnminate against the exports from tht
United States, and that Italy, the thirt
member of the triple alliance will prob
ably Join in the movement.
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TARIFF TROUBLE.
The New Robbery Bill Making Mis-
chief i'm the New York Custom House.
[By United Press.l

lBy united PreSS-
New YORK, Oct 6.-The business
transacted to-day at the Custom House
under the Mckinley tariff bill was done
in most unsatisfactory manner.
The rotunda and all the officers of
the building were thronged with
excited brokers and importers The
clerks who had to figure under the
new law were decidedly at sea as to what
the rates were, and the importers who had
made a somewhat closer study of the
law were not anxious to help them out,
as they hoped they might get their goods
in under the old law Five minutes
after business opened, it was made ap-
parent that the government had to face
new trouble. A n4rnber Of angry i'm
porters who had goods on the steamers
La Champagne, Thingvalla and others
that arrived in port yesterday, gave
notice that they would contest the right
of the government to demand the new
rate of duties from them. The McKiu-
ley bill they argued did not go into ef-
feet until to day and their goods were in
port yesterday. That there is going to
be hot fight there is no doubt. The
values Of the cargoes of the La Cham
pagne and Thingvalla are enormous.
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
Of the North Carolina Experiment Sta.
tiOn For The Week Ending Saturday,
October ith, 1896.

ton For The Week Ending Saturday,
October ith, 1896.
The reports received from correspon-
dents of the Weekly Weathe- Crop Bull
letin, issued by the orth Carolina Ex-
pertinent Station and State Weather
Service, cooperating with the United
States Signal Service, indicate that the
week ending Saturday, October 4th,
1890, has been one of the most unfavor-
able of the season. Over the entire
State during the first five days cloudy,
drlzzly weather, with cold north easterly
winds prevailed, which not only has re-
tarded or stopped outdoor farm work of
all kinds, but has injured ungathered
crops to considerable extent. The rain
fall was not particularly heavy, but con-
tinued day after day, combined with the
gloomy appearance of the sky, which Is
so depressing. The damage to cotton es-
pecially, is considerable, due to rotting
o. sprouting; picking, of course, has
been retarded; preparation of land for
wheat delayed, and the sowing Of wheat
and winter oats, while fodder has been
nearly ruined.
The last two days, October Sd and 4th,
were bright and warm, and during the
coming week, which is likely to be gen.
orally fair, farm work will be rapidly
pushed forward. Killing frost is not
probable before October 10th, by which
time it is hoped that there will be few
ungathered crops which can be injured
by it. Tobacco is all cured, and corn
will soon be sufficiently matured to be
beyond danger.
A heavy rainfall of 207 in one hour
| g to 6 p. M occurred at Davidson Col
lege, Mecklenburg county on September
9th.
Don't postpone it, but go and register
TODAY
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. John
Y. MacRae druggist.