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ROUNTREE 4 BRO Supplies for SfeafflGas Water WORK OR US 1500 pi jfit 1 COPELAND 3 unuvu a vi uu! uui ci vi mu ou a few yards of the stone North Carolina regiment which was is rrv jf im UVU vi pUcUU 1 1 1 kJS 11 cX II I and a column of infantry was thrown he replied PnWe1 WEEKLYA1 i HE TAIL £20) A TEAR and man thus who the the Tray can be lifted out if desired and tn buy this stylo is a cuaranteo that you will get of CO ly $623256 a $501509 has issued a THEY USED I es the ha'r ut irrunth stere Gray Lfai Color Hr ug When Gen Trimble ordered us forward we advanced and took posi tion on the left of the troops that were fighting' and wheu the right of my brigade was within a short dis tance of the stone fence that was used by the enemy for a breastwork ray brigade was now the extreme left of the attacking force one of TRAY Is arranged tor oil back leav ing tbs bottom of tho Trunk easy of ac cess HSTSUlA7Srcii REPRESENTS: IRE suit 11 who Statesville July 27 1893 wall exposed all tho time to a heavy raking artillery fire from the right My left was here very much exposed er lieah jedge ran have some improvements made in the interior we nre compelled to reduce onr stock So for the next Wm IL Jarrell proprietor of Jai Hotel at High Point was drowned at Oakdale factory last ri day evening while boat riding with Miss Ida Meroney of Salisbury In attempting to break a twig from a bush he fell out of the boat back wards and being unable to swim was drowned NOltn HUI UNION England LIE EQUJTABlK No Yolk you intend rushing' your men into such a place unsupported and wZic'n the troops an the right are falling bacc f' through a hot fire with orders from Gen Longstreet to move my com mand rapidly to the left as the ene my had thrown out a flanking force in that direction which was already pouring a destructive fire into us On ordering Col Averv of tho 33d the left of my command to face to the left for the purpose of meeting this flanking column of tho enemy I AlV find I n'ODPrtil Hr Gen Trimble being woundpd 1 was again thrown in command of the division and with Lowrance's brig ade and my own under Col Avery moved back to the rear of Thomas and Perrin on tho 4th aE'r AU forward in that direction which en filaded my whole line This forced me to withdraw my brigade the troops on my right haring already done su Wo fell back as well as could be ex pected reformed immediately in rear of the artillery as directed by Gen Trimble and remained there until the following morning I cannot speak too highly of my brigade in this bloody engagement Both ollie ers and men moved forward with a heroism unsurpassed giving the brigade inspector and his rear guard nothing to do Our great loss tells but too sadly of the gallant bearing of my command GGO out of an effective total of 1355 including ambulance corps and rear guard Our loss on the 1st and 2d was but Coxi'AMT T7 M'imr SiTiKeT Naw Yung NDERCORNS ul jiliitcs waikiflg easy Refers by pc: Charlotte 0 A man entered a snop in the Bowery ami laying down a $20 bill asked if he could be ac comodated with a dollar oil it The pawnbroker saw at once that the bill was genuine So he said to tho stranger shoving tho bill toward him as he spoke that he was in no mood for nonsense But the stranger shoving the bill back rejoined in earnest tones that be meant busi ness that he get anv con ductor on a horse ear to change the bill that lie had already been put off three cars: that his boots were awful tight and that unless he could get a dollar on the bill he would be com pelled to walk to tho Batterv Well the pawnbroker but feel that the stranger meant what he said So ho took up bill toy ed with with it a few moments and then said to him: mv friend like to accomodate you but ow ing to tho financial stringency I can only give you 75 The Alamance Gleaner the editor of which Mr Kernodle made an assignment recently is to be sold September 14th by Messrs A Long and Scott trustees The Southerner says a child of Lancaster of Edgecombe couutv was scalded to death in his still house a few days ago Tie turn ed the spigot in a barrel of boiling water and tho water gushed on him scalding him all over The5rmjwi Democrat has complet ed its first year It is one of the most neatly printed papers in the State is excellently edited and The Land mark is glad to know that it com mences its second year with eouraging ei recently acquired from Cherokee Indian Nation and Tonkawa and Pawnee tribes in Indian Teiritory known as Cherokee outlet Two dozen huge turtles running as fast as they could created a pan ic one day last week among the wo men and children on State street Chicago The turtles were shinned there from lorida An expressman dropped the box containing them and they scattered in every direction Women fled screaming into stores children yelled and men laughed The last turtle was captured half an hour after the accident The unemployed iu San rancisco have formed an organization entitled the United Brotherhood of Labor It has so far about 3000 members and has already established a free em ployment agency and is constructing a free soup kitchen which will short ly bo ready for use It is proposed to displace tho Chinese employed in the canneries The couhty board at Chicago has appointed a committee to devise means by which the unem ployed ean obtain work It is not often that the govern ment has to invito tho people to come forward to fill the offices but such seems to be the case in one instance at least The Civil Service Commis sion has requisitions for fourth as sistant examiners the patent office which it is unable to fill because there is uot a sufficient number of names of eligibles on tho register In view of this fact the invites persons who desire to enter that service to take thetequired ex amination Ifjoj fna DfiESS SHOE" mtdn fn tho latest styles Wt pay $6 to $8 try $3 $350 $400 or $5 Sloc I hy ft equal to custom made and look and near as well If you wish to econontoo In your footwear du so by purchasing Doudas Shoes Name and price stamped on tho bottom I'ok fir it when buy TV XJOUGTAS Brockton 3Tn hi Sokl by or by A hcrrlH A nient Assay Office St Louis Glebe Democrat A place seldom visited by the pub lic is the assay office of the United States 'where gold is bought for the government There are but five such offices iu tho United States one iu St Louis ono in Helena Mont one in Boise City Idaho a fourth at Charlotte and the fifth at the branch mint in Denver The office hern is in harge of Mr Eliot Jewett with two assistants It is as com plete an office as can be found in the world being equipped entirely new since its location in the old custom house As the agent of the govern ment Mr Jewett buys all gold offer ed it: amounts above £100 paying for the sanio as soon as it can be melted and assayed A great many people are ignorant of the fact that the government buys gold outside ot the mints The mo ment the assayer begins to drum trade too that moment he drives it away By such action he causes tho public to believe that he represents a private company speculating on its purchases This idea is encouraged by tho gold buyers jewelers pawn brokers andthers who would prefer a field clear of tho United States As a matter of fact it makes no differ ence to the assayer whether he re ceives one ounce or one million ounces as he is paid a certain fixed salary Ho receives anything in 1 he shape of gold whether it be the so called retorts bars dust or scraps Whatever shape it is in he takes it fur what it is worth Tho government pays the expense of as certaining its worth The process of receiving and dis posing of the gold is of considerable interest On delivery it is deposited on scales capable of weighing 5000 ounces Troy though so delicately balanced that Mr Jewett uses them to weigh his letter mail Gold brought in early in the morning can be cLsposed of so tho seller may re the ternoon On a check is made of Cures all 'omale Complaints and Monthly irreulnritv Leucorrhcea or Whites Pain in Buck or Sides strengthens the feeble builds up tho whole system' It 1ms cured thousands and will cure you Druggists have it Scad stamp for book DBOKGOOTt: LonlsvlIU Sy weight name of seller origin etc When the melting is completed and the gold turned out in bars and assay made a complete record is made showing the origin where it is possi ble to learn it and the degree of fineness of the metal The bar is then stamped ready for shipment to the mint at Philadelphia This stamp is protected from counterfeiting by the same penalties provided against counterfeiting coin Pimply Girls Pimply Boys And Every Person Afflicted with Torturing Disfiguring Humiliating Humors ind Instant Relief And Speedy Cure By Using Cuticura Remedies New York ('Drro Baltimore Sun The most pressing economic quos lion that confronts nearly every citi zen of Now York is the question of rent That is the main item of ex pense in living here ew persons own their own homes The vast ma jority live in rented houses flats and apartments and on an average from one fourth fo one third of a income is expended iu paving his rent This makes tho metropolis undersirable as a place of residence however great its other advantages maybe The statistics on the sub ject are surprising Out of 312 7Gb families iu New Yoik city only 37 G'J enjoy the luxury of a whole house Over one fourth of all tho dwellings iu the city contain au average of more than twenty persons eacit in rue district below four teenth street on the East Side over one half the dwellings contain twen ty persons and over eaeii This is one of the most densely populated districts in the world and one por tion of it is actually the most densely populated quarter of the globe Even New Yorkers are surprised to learn that there are on tho average over eighteen and ono lialf persons to every dwelling in the city Over 42 per cent of all the dwellings in the city are tenement houses and in this enumeration the high class apartment houses are not ineluded There are 8672 dwellings which con tain ton families anil upward each Curiously enough multitudes of peo ple prefer to pay a high rent for two or three rooms iu a crowded tene ment house than to live iu a tldv cottage in the suburbs at half the cost A modest five or six room flat in this city costs more on au average than a comfortable Louse does in Baltimore and Philadelphia New York is emphatically not a city ot Domes and infantry lire severe artillery fire from enJUmia fire of lhe hue so many brave men I ordere command back and iu aecor with orders from Gen Trimble who was leaving tho field wounded I formed in rear of the artillery 81 After I encountered Gen Trimble on tho battlefield I was ordeied to reform my command in rear of the artillery I did not see him again nor was I aware that he had been wounded until one of his staff officers rode up with the following message Trimble sends his compliments to Gen Lane and wishes him to take charge of the division as he has been wounded He also directs me to say that if the troops ha had the honor to command to day for the first time take that position all hell take The above is the substance and as well as I ean ri collect the words of the message as delivered and Gen Trimble Cer tainly knew wheroot he spoke as wo fought over open ground and the general rode into action accompanied by his own staff and that of tho di vision the whole party continuing near the line of file closers during the entire advance oim nd hypophosphites of iinie of consumption in its first I 5 1 1 1 1' 1 'CMtorintasnwDaJitailcchililreatMU rccomm frA superior to ary G'va to me" it A archer It ill So Oxford st Brooklj paper thus records the reasons for the drink habit given at an experience meeting of reformed drunkards at Bartholomew's Mission had become drunkards be cause they had too much money and others because they did not have any some because they had to work too hard and others because they dil not have anything to do some be cause they had gambled and lost and others because they had gambled and won some because they had no chil dren and others because they had more children than they could sup port some because they were kept too closely tied to their apron strings when young and oth ers because too great freedom had been allowed them by their parents some because they had shrews of wives to drive them astray and oth ers because they had no wives to keep them straight some because they had no friends and others be cause they had too many friends some because the weather was too hot and others because the weather was too Deferring to this the New York World says There are reasons as black for this old failing of the race But it is odd that nobody gave the honest if uot very sensational reason that he drank because he was thirsty I LT rs send von THE LANDMARK un a yeai them Lane's veteran troops advanced with that enthusiasm and firmness which had characterized them oner try field which has made the soil of Virginia historic under the imme diate supervision of their brigade commander Tho divis ion was reformed in accordance with orders from Gen Trimble by Geu Lane just in rear of tho artillery and upon the same ground where it had rested before making tho attack aud in this position remained until the array fell back on the night of the 4th of July CLEARING SALE Statesville July 27 1893 And Real Estate Agent Ali Promptly to DR WHITE DENTIST STATESVILLE CMtori cotob Colic Oorvrttiv'tion SourSjpmadi DiarrlKBa Knictsuon KHaS Xoruia bicep mid promotes di ffCRticm Without injurfoiu mMicaUott A gang of men have been arrested in Biskupitzrotia Austria because they have mutilated young children The meu have for years made a trade of cripplingehildren and then send ing them out to beg or selling them to others for the same purpose Children were stolen or were led with promises to visit the house kept by the gang on the outskirts of the town Once there they were bound and then tortured The police forced their way into the house where thev found two girls of twelve or fourteen years with their legs broken Another girl of about the same age lay bound on a bed with her right arm broken and both eyes gouged out Two other children hardly less horribly mutilated were found on cots iu the cellar Many instruments which have been used in producing physical deformities were uncovered in the cellar and were seized for evidence Statesville eb IG 1S93 SEE WHAT THE RESULT WAS: J'ona atwfafcfy cured me ej a severe case of PILES a 'Hitcii ock Detroit Mich Extra Sood for ay CATARRH cf the rose and throat Only thing I have ever seer that tales away the and stings from BISECT BJTES Cooter ort George ti HJi'c magic OPHTHAL MIA like it Si much for SORE rrvES Ktv Jameson Best Hwmenf I have ever used fcr rutting purposes SORENESS CUTS STRAINS etc Marky redericks SE ami WO NDS nothing equals it CONNEI IL cured forme HEADACHE SORE THROAT SORE EYES ABSCESSES ALL PAS IL McCall The only remedy that mill control HEMORRHAGES from the lungs GEO Warner Scranton a Excels anything I have ever used for ftEURALCI A bh Ming piles and JI IAulkneR Inoto its value in reducing A COSE VGJWS a Salt okd Take Extract only Avoid all Substitutes POND'S EXTRACT COj New York and Iontkv AVill be sold very cheap for the next GO days as we xvish to clear but as near as we can for fall stock THE ROLLER TRAY 3 TRUNK the Most Convenient trunk EVER DEVISED OR 5Oc ormerly sold from 75c to $150 Caveats and Trade JWarks obtained and all Pat ent Lusxitess conducted for Moderate Office fs Opposite Patent Office and we can rerure patent in less time than thoeo remote from Washington Send modeldrawing or photo with descrip tion advise if rmlenrable or not free of nr Iot till pafent in secured A Pamphlet to Ohtnin with names of actual clients in vourtale county or town eent free Oppowie Patent Office Washinaton thirsty Can von us tluin you have any idea of The bueinesa is easy 10 learn and lastruclions so simple and plain that all eaccccd from the start 'J hose who take hoM of the business reap the advantage that arises from the sound reputation of one of the oldest most successful and largest publishing houses in America Secure tor yourself the profit that the business so readily and handsomely yields All beginners succeed grandly and more than realize their greatest expectations Those who try it find exactly ns we tell them here is plentv of room for a few more workers and wo urge them to begin at once If you are already em ployed but have a few spare moments ana wish to use them to advantage then write us at onee (for this is sour grand opportunity) and receive full particulars by return mail Address Titl'd CO Box No 400 Augusta Me Extract from Gen Published I Account of the Third ight at Gettysburg On the tnorning' of tho 3d I had been put in command by order of Gen Lee of two of the brigades of Gen Pender who had been wounded These were both of North Carolina troops commanded by II Laue and Alfred Seales On taking command of these troops entire strangers to me and wishing as far as I could to inspire them with con fidence I addressed them brittle or dered that no gun should be fired until the enemy's line was brokenand that I should advance with them to the furthest point When the charge coiuinenced about 3 I followed Pettigrew division) about one hundred and fifty yards in rear a sufficient distance to prevent the adverse fire raking both ranks as we marched down the slope Not withstanding the losses as we ad vanced the men marched with the deliberation and accuracy of men on drill I observed the same in Petti line When the latter was within one hundred or one hundred and fifty yards from the Emraetts burg road they seemed to sink into tho earth under the tempest of fire poured upon thorn passed over the remnant of their line and imme diately after some one close by my left sung out cheers for the Old North State when both brig ades sent up a hearty shout on which I said to my aid I believe those fine fellows are going into tho lines'' They did get to the road and drove ttie opposing line trom it They con tinued there somo minutes discharg ing their pieces at the enemy The loss here was fearful I know that no troops could long endure it I was anxious to know how things went on with the troops on our right and taking a quick bnt deliberate view ot tho held over which Pickett had advanced I perceived that tho tire seemed to slacken there and men in squads were falling back on tho west side of tho Eranettsburg road By this I inferred that Pick cit'n diiiidtm had heyn rrpuhed and if so that it would be a useless sacrifice of lire to continue the contest I therefore did not attempt to rally the men who began to give back from the fence As I followed tho retiring line on horseback at a walk to the crest of Seminary Ridge under the increas ing discharge of grape shell and musketry I had cause to wonder how any one could escape wounds or death On reaching tho summit of the ridge I found the men had fallen into line behind some rudo defenses 1 said is right my biavu fel lows stand to your ground and we will presently serve these chaps as they have us" for by ill tho rules of warfare the ederal troops should (as I expected they would) have marched against our shattered col umns and sought to cover our army with an overwhelming defeat Tn turning over the command to Gen Lane I used some emphatic expressions of commendation for tho gallant behavior of these men lint atn sure I did not use the profane terms which Gen Lane quotes ns my language Being severely wounded and una tle to follow tne army tn its retreat I made no report of the battle or re turns of killed and wounded Gen Lauo and Gon Scales have done this which sliows the fearful loss of these two brigades iu tho charge of Jltly W1 In a published letter to Hon Jno I) Daniel of Virginia Gen Trim ble also says Sly men were the last to leave the field or Ike charge This know as I rode in tho line between the two brigades from the start down to the Lmmetts bnrg road passing over the wreck of division Before my line recoiled under a concentrat ed fire from my front and left I look ed to the right where Pickett's men had been seen to advance and beheld nothing but isolated and scattered rem nants of that splendid line When wo reached the Emmetts bnrg road tho terrible fire right in their faces with their comrades melting away around them onr line slowly began to yield or rather ceased to advance beyond the road It was there as 1 still sat on my horse wounded and at the road that my aid Charley Grogan said the men are falling back shall I rally Before reply ing I looked again to our riqht for the effect of Pickett's charge but could see nothing but a few men in squads mov ing to the rear and at a considerable dis tance from the Emmettshurg road It was there after a brief but deliber ate view of tho field that I said Charley the best thing these brave follows can do is to get out of So mounting my horse from which I had alighted with the help of Grogan we followed at a walk out men to the rear who marched back sullenly and slowly in almost as good order as they had advanced aud I halted them on the summit of Semi nary Ridge On the presumption that the enemy would pursue us I here prepared for defense and feel ing faint from iny wound turned over the command to Geu Lane Thus I am sure that my car uiiand con tinued the contest some tie after Pickett's force had been dispersed not that we fought better but because as a sec ond line we did not reach the enemy quite as soon as the troops on our right but maintained onr ground ter they had been driven back men were nearer the enemy at the start and did bear the brunt bra vely but were not the only of Assurance? Air eisy liicrins of secur ing your wife and family agi' ant in the event of vo 'r death ur Hexcrfcl I I Ave rocomm nUod VOnr CRstorix ftud nlwa5 a continue to do bo as It hivu tably produced beneficial roeults" Howm Pxiuotx Wlntlirep" Street and Tth Are New York City Next morning the skirmishing was very heavy iu front of Thomas and Perrin requiring at times whole regiments to be deployed to resist the enemy and drive them pack which was always done most gallantly While this was going on I was or dered by Gen Hill through Capt Hill to move iu person to the right with tho two brigades forming my second line aud to to Gen Longstreet as a support to Petti Gen Longstreet ordered me to form in rear of the right of division commanded by Pettflgrew Soon after I had executed this order putting Lowrance on the right I was relieved of the command by Maj Gen Trimble who acted under the same orders that I bad received division was much larger than brigade and my own which was its only support and there was no second line in rear cf its left Now in command of my brigade I moved forward to the support of Pettigrew's right through the woods in which our batteries were planted and through an open field about a mile in full view of the enemy's for tified position and under a murder ous artillery aud infantry fire As soon as command gave back brigade and mine without ever having halted took po sition ou tho left of tho troops which were still contesting the grounds with the enemy My command nev er moved forward more handsomely The men reserved their firoin accord ance with orders until within good range or me enemy ano then openeu with telling effect repeatedly driv ing the cannoneers from their pieces completely silencing tho guns in our immediate front and breaking the line of infantry which was formed on the crest of the hill We advanced Insurance is TIic LJUie MIC ITEMS ALL SORTS A storm in New York on tho night of the 23d caused the less of 29 lives Among the nominations confirmed on the 24th was that of Glenn to be attorney for the western dis trict of North Carolina Thos O'Brien of Bethlehem Pa who had smoked two packages of cigarettes for len years died on the 23d in great agony Rev Dr Wm II Williams editor of the Central Day tint of St Louis dropped dead in the depot iu that city on the night of the 24th A statue of Abraham Lincoln erect'd to those Scottish American soldiers who fell in the civil war was unveiled last week in Edinburgh Rogers of Pennsylvania chief elerk of the internal revenue bureau one of the oldest officials of the Treasury Department has been requested to resign More than 100 pensioners who are inmates of the Soldiers' Home at Marion Ind have been dropped irom tne pension rolls since the ad vent of the present administration The United States Senate on the 23d by a vote of 33 to 30 decided that Lee Mantle who had been ap pointed Senator by the Governor of Montana after the Legislature failed to elect was uot entitled to a seat in that body A special of the 21th from Wash ington says the national bank note circulation has passed tho two hun dred million mark The increase during the month has been more than $12000000 and since January first more man uuuuwu Congressman Tarsney of Missouri says Pollock of that State re ceives a pension of $20 per month tor deafness aud $2 additional per month ou account of baldness This is the second bald headed pension ease the Democrats have discovered Jack Cartledge who is in charge of one of the whiskey dispensaries at Columbia has been expelled from the Methodist Church Tho laws of that Church forbid the man ufacture or sale by Church members of intoxicating liquors to be used as a beverage Barrett and Laayette Bea ton two North Carolina clerks in the Treasury Department at Washing ton have been promoted the first from a $1400 place to a $1600 and the latter from a $J200 to a $1400 Barrett is a son of Rev Bar rett late of Statesville Capt Ham Shepherd and Mr Wil liam liyan have been appointed col lectors of internal revenue for the two districts of Virginia Capt Shepherd was collector under Mr first administration Mr Ryan is the president of the Rich mond State Publishing and ono of the editors of that paper Iowa Democrats on the 23d renom inated Gov Boies and Lieut Gov Bestow by acclamation Boies has twice been elected Governor of Iowa and lie had announced a number of times recently that he would not be a candidate for a third term but as the convention unanimously nominated him he reluctantly consented to make the race Tho indlay fOhio) Rolling Mill Company employing 400 men has resumed operations Tho men have signed a contiaet to accept as much cash ns can be paid by the company and time checks and notes payable tn sixty days for the remainder Other mills at indlay and other points throughout the country will resume on a like basis The report of the executive commit tee of tho Georgia State Alliance shows a membership of 9327 as against 18194 last year On the 1st ot August 1S91 the fees and dues of the Alliance in Georgia amounted to $1124765 Last year the tees and uues amounted to onl decrease in one year President Cleveland proclamation opening to settlement and homestead entry on tfaturdav September 16 1 893 at 12 o'clock noon central standard time all lands except those specifically reserv roziantlv I c' xrv bvxuo wiilx i 233 41111 Vox Ljny 1 Ill ndtresj B0tJ5cY Manager Az Arkansas Traveler The other day Judge Nichols went fishing Becoming tired and hungry on his home he stopped at a catnn near ttie roadside addressed an old negro came to tho gate are von old man sah: how is it will am hot hungry dusty and do anything tor DOUGLAS Will JlxtriM fA from Gen Muj Jos A Gen 1anejt and Gen Trimble lieport of that Great Battle Capt Carlton of Statesville who as a member of the seventh North Carolina regiment brigade participated in the battle of Gettysburg July 3d 1863 has furnished Tim Landmark for publi cation the following inteiesting war literature Extract from Geu A inllte Report of the Battle of Gettysburg On the morning of the 3d the divis ions of my corps occupied the same positions as on the 2d I was directed to hold my line with division and the half of now commanded by Gen Lane and to order division commanded by Pettigrew and and brigades of Pen division to report to Lieut Gen Longstreet as a support to his corps in the assault on the lines As tho troops were filing off to their positions Maj Gen Trimble reported to me for the command of Pender's division aiid took the com mand of tho two brigades destined to take part in the assault At 1 o'clock our aitillery opened and for two hours rained an incessant storm of missiles upon the line The effort was marked along my front driving tho enemy entirely from his guns The assault was then gallantly made division and two brigades on tho left of Pickett Anderson had been directed to hold his division ready to take advantage 1 of any success which might be gained 1 by the assaulting column or to sup 1 port it if necessary and to that end 1 Wilcox and Penin were moved for ward to eligible positions The as sank tailed and after a most gaining the works ottr troops fell back in disorder Tho enemy made no attempt to pursue Extract from Kepart of Division by MhJ Jos A Eng elhaid A A During the morning of the 3d Gen Lane received au order from Lieut Gen Hill to report in person with the two brigades forming his secund line to the right to Lieut Gen Long street as a support to Pettigrew Gen Longstreet ordered him to form in rear of the right of Hill's division commanded by Gen Pettigrew Hav ing executed this order Gen Lane was relieved of the command by Maj Gen Trimble who acted under tho same orders given to Gen Lane The two brigades thus formed as a support to Pettigrew with Lowrance on the right after suffering no little from the two exposure to the heavy artillery fire which preceded the attack ou the 3d advanced in close supporting distance of Petti line Gen Trimble with a portion of his own and Gen staff being with and taking imme diate command ot tho movement Tho line moved forward through the woods into the open field about one mile iu full view of the fortified position of the enemy exposed to a ra 1 1 i za it 1 1 4 ft 1 iu tn teututtn ai ttittfi in front a tho right and an musketry from the left moved and firmly for ward The division in front gaining ground to tho tight uncovered tho left of brigade which caused it to advance more rapidly than the rest of the line This was choek by an order from Gen Trimble When within a few hundred yards of tho works the line in front being entirely gone the division moved up connecting with the troops ou the right still stub bornly contesting the ground with the enemy reserving their tire until within ea range and then opening with telling effect driving the artil lerists from their guns completely silencing them aud breaking the linn of supports formed ou the crest of tho hill All the guns in the immediate front of tho division were silenced aud the infantry had fallen behind their second aud third lines of de fence when the division advancing in an oblique direction tho extreme right of which had reached the works was compelled to fall back the troops on the right haring already gone exposing the line to a deadly lire from that direction immediatr ly on the flank and a large column of infantry appearing on the left that flank also became exposed The two extreme left regiments of Lane's brigade under Cols Avery and Bar ry advanced some minutes after the rest of the line had given way and fell back under orders The gallantly and impetuosity of the brigades of the division engaged in this attack drew from their veter an and wounded commander the highest compliments as it won tho admiration of all who witnessed life of is universal and its mrnu ro well known that it a work of Rujwrercrauouto it ew arethn iuMJtgeut families who du uul keep Castoria within easy CiRLO Mahtym New York Qtr Iate Paxtor Bloomingdale Kefonnod Church Maggie Murribv bill was found on circumstantial evi NOT LET or GONE ANYWHERE! have lull stock NICE I REJjll Groceries all as cheap as any one Every pound guaranteed as represented or money refunded A great many articles for ss money than elsewhere if you will only be convinced Nico Pitre Clay Peas for sowing Mason's gallon ruit Jars at $120 per dozen Rubbers for same at 10c per dozen LOUR MEAL MOLASSES MEAT SUGAR COEE for ICE TEA inest Blended We handle ULL STOCK of HEAVY and ANCY GROCERIES and nothing but the VEB4 BEST of everything Prompt delivery DAVIS SEWING MACHINES for sale Guaranteed for IVE years All kinds of Produce bought for Cash Como and see us A HAD WRECK the constitution mav follow in the track of a disordered system cluo to impure blood or inactive liver nm the risk The proprietors ot Dr Golden Med ical Discovery take all the chances Thev make a straightforward otfer to return vour money it their remedy fails to benefit in all disonlers and affections due to impure bloixi or inactive liver The germs ot disease circulate through the blood the liver is the filter which permits the germs to enter or not The Hvor active and the blood pure and you escape disease When you're run down debilitated nsuxk and your weight below a healthv standard vou regain health strength and' wholesome flesh by using the It bnilds np the body faster than nauseating Cod liver oils or emulsions There be anv cases of Chronic Ca terrh if everyone used Dr Sage's Remedy joOU reward for an incurable case I MU 11 1 lias been appointed a director of the poniteiitiary vice of Iratlklin resigned of Rowan county i true bill against for the murder of both colored The deuce and the ease was nol prossed there being no evidence to eonviet The Record says a man named Brooks who was a clown in Bar circus when the show was last in Greensboro has been living in Guilford county since that time having married there Last week he professed religion at Chapel campmeeting A correspondent of the Aetrs and Obserrer tells of two more North Car olina young men who have attained distinction at Harvard College They are Messrs Moffitt and 0 Atkinson who graduated with first honors in the post graduate depart ment The dean of Harvard says no such record as that of Atkinson has been made at Harvard in years having led all his classes Both those gentlemen are from Elon Col lege The Record says a bright young miss of summers livinc in Green boro decided early in the spring that she wanted to go to tho air and determined to pay her own expenses She took possession of a small pieeo of ground around her home put in a crop of early vegeta bles cultivated them sold them on tho market at good prices and left last week to enjoy the fruit of her labors Good for that girl! She's worth a million Ilendorsbn Gold Leaf 24th: Mr George Renn a prosperous farmer of Person county did not keep his cash in the bank hut keit it at homo doubtless thinking it was safer there tVliile off at his church last Saturday some thief pillaged his house and $400 of his hard earned cash Strange to say the thief was generous enough to divide with Mr Renn as only the paper money was stolen He had $800 in all $400 of it being in gold and silver but the coin was left unmolested DRY GOODS CLOTHING HATS Straw and ur THUNKS VALISES must be sold in order to give more room The goods are going like a flash aud you ill be lucky if you get th see them Respectfully MARSHALL BRAWLEY Statesville June 1 1893 An Entirely New Stock of Goods Bought for Cash going without regard to cost! Must have room for Spring Stock! Come early before everything is picked over Woolens of all Kinds Must Go! Cassimeres Jeans Blankets lannels and many patterns of Dress Goods are the special inducements we offer Call and see for yourself and be convinced Respectfully ctiting better iinancial standing in (lie business world The most safe and profit able im urns investing nr for use in That and dreadful disease I iWiW" hat shall stay its ravages? Thou samh ocoas xtmulston of purq Norwc coa liver ou and soda has cured stages Have you a cough or cold acute or leadin to consumption? Make no delay but take Emulsloii cures Coushs jTV Colds Conoutnptlon Scrofula Z7 and all Anaemlo and Wasting hSHM CE Diseases Prevents wasting in 'IJr Children Almost as palatable as tiiis tit only the genuine ptred by Scott Bowno Chemists Now tout oom by ail Druggists Don tuoruow votti: papj Get ono ot your own TUB LANDMARK tor f2 per year fl tor ms We tor ms We Want to Say To our riends that we arc on the market for your Produce Will pay Highest Market Price for Chick ens Butter Eggs Grain Beeswax Wool Mca Lard Dried ruits Please remember us when selling your produce mnary uw IfKRCASH i "SONS manufacturers of SASH DOORS BLINDS DOOR A WINDOW RAMES LOORING CEILING WAINSCOTING MOULDING SA ED ax BALUSTERS NEWEL STAIR and BALUSTER RAILING BRACKETS etc We invite Contractors A Deal ers TO CAW OS VS WlU KE IT ro THEIR ADVANTAGE TO do so AHANKING THS PUBLIC OR AVORS IN THE PAST WK SOLICIT A CONTINU ANCE OP THE SAME HEAVY AND ANCY GROCERIES! Bakery and Confectioneiy! Having a full and complete line of the above Would be glad to have a part of your patronage Very respectfully CHAS PROPEST Statesville Ct Jan 26 1893 Id older that our store room days we will make you prices on our goods that will sell them and save us the trouble of packing them away irst we offer rank A Adler's Hand 8ewcd $500 SHOE for $388 faotory price $375 Beidler Bros' Genuine Calf $300 SHOE for $233 our $200 SHOE for $168 our $143 SHOE for $119 We also have a lino of SACHS oOO LA SHOES for $22 4 Genuine Oil Tan for 93c PLOW SHOES worth $L50 for 93c Everything in this line greatly reduced We also carry a full line of BANISTER PATENT LEATHER SHOES which will be sold at satisfactory prices de why can I gefsomo water?" er lieah jedge Yerse'f thinks dat I doau know yer but I does 1 wuz er witness in co't de gilder week yer let uiie o' dem lawyers cross question me ketch me iu er lie Dat wa'n't no way ter treat er stranger iu de town Yas sail sot right oar let dat blame lawyer me like 1 wa'n't a citizen dis hcah county had it iu fur yer ebor since dat time 1 wants ter tell yer er fack ef yer gits any water outen tint well it'll be arter had do hindest fight or white man ber S3 HOT RT Co you wear them 7 When next In need try a pair' Best in tho world $3on $330 3i200 050 if fAh75 nn boys Sold throughout the world Potter Drug and CnEMCunp Boston Pole Prnp about the Blood Skin Scalp and free arimplos blackheads oilv skin and fallinz hair prevented and cured by Cu'ticurn Soap The Inducement We offer for your patronage is Lowest Prices Con sistent with Honest and Legitimate Business Remember We are buying PRODUCE Our Summer Stock Is going rapidly at the low prices we are making If You Want Bargains In this line come right along before it is too late ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE! A largo line of Carriages Ph to toms Buggies and Carts We handle goods manufactured by the Cortland Wagon Co the very best vehicles made and examine Wo have the best goods to be found and prices are low 1LXRR0N MILLER J'" I aOat SHERRILL CO 7Vrr THE Baltimore Clothing House STI TS 2 ail imft Goods Life hAD? oA a nu kiiiii 3 4 a 1 I tc Consumptlveumi reel euir siu 1 i Ti Jt cures the worst Co'i 'h uk lnt Un slion I emale wtaknee jwivuuu: imuau And Tliey I'ean to Make Excuiio reporter for a New Y'ork nows them 5 TION Ncw York 7 Ass(( A noCMWQND Va A Share of Prtrvnaf hXf January 19 A V7 keep constantly on hand iron pipe fl a I Ulubo Check VaNes OH GIUrtsnHers 4 bt' nm OjokM iRuo a 11 fi SiassoB Ko am OauHGS JUndek Metros mn 3 1 and Dodge InflplrRt ors Jut uinnw Elbow Ts I Unions and other rtUingA 11 P'Zj Rubber Husr Pipe cutting an from i I i inch on short notice rrlcosoa lowamiT I 1 I 7 where SoHclticg ynnr 1 A 8 I 7 I lahhiiinr AOVKRTBEn ENT BUM a i nnyr.