Th3
WilBon
$ I .GO A YEAR CASH IN ADVANCE.
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yiLLi iac tNUb ihuu AIM bT AT, BE THY COUNTRY S, THY GOD S, AND TRUTH S.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
VOLUME XXIV.
WILSON, WILSON COUNTY, N. C, APRIL 19, 1894.
NUMBER 16.
The Cash Racket Stores.
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30c
65c
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11
stock all .
through is about
the same ratio.
See what
good your
dollar can do.
75c
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KUlie Cash Racket Stores,
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J. M. LEATH,
Manager.
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PR0FE5SI0SAL CARDS.
J! F. PRICE,
Surreyor ani Civil Engineer.
. - WILSON, - - N. C.
years experience. Office next
Dr. Albert Anderson.
to
;i . '. V. ii'i.liUil, W. II. Yarboronffh, Jr.
'.'OODARD & YARBOROUGH,
Attornevs-at-Law,
Wilson, - Nl C.
r.1( fice in the courts of .Wilson,
n, Edtrecoinbe and abjoin-
"SsocKded in Civil practice
Law,
- N. C.
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ivs wherever services are re
". - All. business will receive
attention.
iii Well's P.ui'riinjr.
G.CONNOR,
Attorney at Lav A
WILSON, - - N.C.
liraneh it Co's. Hank -Bpilding.
GEO. M. LINDSAY, V
Attorney at Law,
SNOW HILL, N. C.
( rcl.it : Wilson, Green
: I Johnston Counties.
Wayne
INSURANCE.
FOR
ZFlie Insuranc-3
A.n me, at the ofhee of W. E. War-
Co., over I-irst.NationaMfcuik.
H. G. WHITEHEAD.
Wood & Shingles.
. I have Cj'press Shingles on hand at
'd'. ii;;n;s and will sell cheap.
SAWED WOOD,
WELL SEASONED,
' u ayscin hand and can be furnished
1 short notice. Yard on Railroad,
West side of Nas'i Street. t-
1 '! Mill
C. N. NURNEY.
Wanted, 10,000
. Young Bros,,
bushels cotton
A big line of rubber oods just re
" '-"-yeti at Young: Bros.?
ing
led sheets and
mattresses at
Cotton
' ')S.
tci hulls for cows. Young
J- you .:i : : 21 weak'
s.i.l vorn out take
3 .IRON BITTERS
irst
US
Sheets good
writing paper, 3c
La
1 boonees.
3C
A
oap, 3C;
btockinirsV i-s-c
Kibbon. 22c
1 1
Vr
A
Lanterns,
28c
i2)4c Ribbed. Vests, 7cL
Dotted Muslin, yc
Pah
letto Crepe, yc
Wool Crepe
Cloths, 1 7c
Cashmere, 42c
5 Ladies Shoes,. 78c
Table oil cloth,; 18c
14
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4
4
i
Fur Hats,
48c
$2.00 Fur alpine
hat, $ 1 .00
20c Matting, 14c
ioc Butter Lace,' 5c
One lot Gingham
Umbrellas worth
$1.00, . now 49c
The income tax is needed. The
Democrats should press it. to victory.
The howlings of Northern newspa
pers and demagogues in opposition
are as selfish as pitiful. The last cry
of these tools of the rich is that the
peopfe with small incomes will pay
the tavl If this is true, tlien so
amend the law aV to compel the rich
nabobs who lie about it to shell out,
and if they are caught purjuring
themselves to give them ninety days
in the lockup. They have practical
control of the wealth of the country,
and its legislation also to a very
great extent. .They reap far more
benefit from the laws of the - country
that any other class, and they should
be made to shell out at a lively rate.
Their gains are not generally well
gotten, and they groan to pay any
tax whatever. They go for more,
bonds, fight silver, subsidize the
Northern press and pay but little
taxes. "A real income tax that will
) reach their great wealth is needed,
but such an one will not go through
this Congress. Wilmington Messen
i Lpadef.
Since its introduction, Electric Bit- : Points
, j-. 1 1 Stores.
tcrs nas gaineu rapiuiy in jjupuiai
favor, until now it is clearly in the
j lead among pure medical tonics and
alteratives containing nothing which
permits its use as a beverage or in-
', toxicant, it is recognized as the best
1 and purest medicine for all ailments
of Stomach, Liver, or Kidneys. It
will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation, and drive Malaria from
the system. Satisfaction guaranteed
with each bottle or the money will be
refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Concerning Counts.
you, these foreign counts
"I - tell
are not to be depended upon."
"Neither are some of our own."
"Our own?"
"Yes. Take a Tammany count,
! for instance."-New York Press.
For a mild tonic, gentle laxative and
invigorant take Simmons Liver Regu
lator.
Waiter "De usual steak, sah?"
Regular Customer "No, I am
j tired to-night. Bring me a plate of
hash.' Indianapolis Journal.
KEFUSED A TUOISASD DOLLAliS.
An Odd Kxprrience of a Conductor and a
jVI j'Hterions Passenger.
1
1
The following odd incident is rela-, the aisle counting his money. "See
ted by Conductor McKinney, who ! ingf that roll oi bills," he said, "that
was employed many years ago upon j reminds me that I know something
a Southern railroad : " j about money that very few of the
One night in leaving Washington people out of the Treasury Depart
he went as usual through the train Vment know."
to collect the fares. In one of the j He reached down in his pocket
rear cars a passenger without a tick-j and fished out a one dollar bill. It
et handed him a bill. The conduc- 1 was new and he pointed out a dirnin
tor took it, glanced at it hastily and ' utive letter C on it right under the
seeing that it was of a large denomi- j bill's number, and another down in
nation put it in his pocket, as con-j the other corner. "Now," he said,
ductors are apt to do, and informed I don't suppose that a man of you
the passenger that he would, return knew that these seemingly unneces-
with the change.
The. purpose of the. delay was, of
course, to aiiord the conductor an
opportunity to examine the bill at his i
leisure in the baggage car to see .if it ! nify." .
was all right. When Mr. McKinney I Half of the men in the car were
reached the baggage car and inspec- j listening to the fat man and none of
ted the note he found to his aston-jthem could tell what the letters
ishment that what he had taken for a meant ; although one or two said
$100 bill was a note for $1,000. j that they had noticed them. ,
Of course the changing of a bill j "Well," went on the fat man, "I
of such a denomination was out of j wish one of you gentlemen would
the question. The conductor there-1 Sdke a bill and tell me what the last
fore passed back through the train to four figures of the numbers are."
refund the money and obtain a smaller j The commercial .traveler had a
bill. When he reached the car the bill. The last four figures of the bill
passenger had shifted his seat. Go' j were 5,321. The fat man said al
ine up to him the conductor said i most instantly, - "The-tetter on that
that there was' probably a rnistake,
as the bill given him was for $1,000.
To his utter amazement the pas
senger disclaimed all knowledge of
the bill. He had given a ticket, he
said, and his seat-mate confirmed the
statement. The conductor expostu
lated but the manwas firm and could
not be prevailed upon to accept the
money.
Finally the coictor gave up in j
despair, not knowing whether he or j
the passenger was crazy, but inclined !
to the latter belief. At a station or S
two from Washington the passenger j
and his companion left the train and '
hastily disappeared. The
nxt dav t
Mr. MrKinnev handrd in the bill rr i
the company's office with an expla-i
nation " "
The money was deposited on a j
special account, and the railroad offi-
cials awaited the coining: of a claim
ant. Year after year passed, how-'
ever, and no one ever turned up foi
the money which in the meanwhile !
was steadily adding interest. Final-! good by making that tesf. . I would
ly when Mr. McKinney retired from ! not give a five cent piece for a $1,
the service of the company the ofB-! 000 bill, no matter how perfect it
cials gave him the proceeds of the! seemed, if its little letters did not cor
bill, which at interest then amounted j respond with the remainder obtained
to nearly $2,000. i by dividing its last four figures of its
No explanation was ever vouch-! numDer by four. Goldsboro Argus.
sated lor tne ocla occurrence. 1 ne j
theory generally credited by the con- j
dtictor and the railroad officials,:
however, was that the bill was given . y a season cf contentment, bappU
by mistake by some bursar, who r ;md hope Jn these bright and
vim discovering his error, deeded j plea5ant m0nths the country should
that it was safer to repudiate the , .0y hlghest degree.cf tranqnil
transaction than to acknowledge the " ityi prosperitv But spring it is
ownership of the money, the large j weU knownf is often a pcriod ofdi3.
amount of which, he thought, might imfnr, nnH HUtnrhanW in thP nhv-
renderthe conductor suspicious and
lead 10 nis arrest.
Gi?iiraiileel Cnre.
,,r .1 1 . 1
We authorize our advertised drug-
. n Tr- , T tv
gists to sell Dr. Kins Isew Discov-
t. n v j
ery for Consumption, Coughs, and
, t, - j-.- T-
Colds upon this condition. It you
,,. , , n r nyA
are aflhcted with a Cough, Cold, or
any Lung, Throat, or Chest trouble,
;md will use this remedy as directed,
nivimr it q fjir trial and pynerirnce -
, r . .1 iJ
no benefit, you may return the bottle 1
, , c a a nr
and have your money refunded. We.
-rii1rl not mnlrp this ofTer Hid we not.
1 lL ; r. r. , vr tv i spring: medicine is of more real prac
know that Dr. King s New Discovery ; F . . 1
, v . T - a: ! tical importance in promoting health
could be rehea on. It never disap- j y m , , K , , ,
Trial bottles free at all Drug!
Large size 50c. and $1.00.
Love in a Grocery Store.
"Do vou love me?" said the pa-
r- Ko tr tV,A enrrr -
"I'm inst wranned un in vou." re -
plied the sugar.
"You sweet tlvng ?" murmured the
nanerbag.
The knot was tied and the twine
WmP on.North Carolinian.
The Evolution
Of medicinal agents is gradually rele
gating, the old-time herbs, pills,
draughts, and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
.' useje-pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, byrtip oi rigs. 10 get tne
true remedy see that It is manufac
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For "sale by all leading
druggists.
"Did Maud tell you the truth
- when you asked her her age?"
"Yes."
'What did she say ?
"She said it was none of mjt. busi
ness
Yankee Blade.
Bargains in pant goods at Young's.
Paper Money.
The fit man who sat on the rear
seat of the smoker saw
a man across
; sary letters are on the United States
bill. And even if you had noticed j
tnem, l an? willing to bet that not -j
one of you can tell what they ?'"g
bill is B." When the bill was exam
ined the diminutive B was found on
it in two places.
Haifa dozen other bills were pro
duced and when the fat man was told
the last four figures cf the number he
was able to tell what letter would be
found on that bill. In each- case the
letter was either A, B, C, or D.
"The explanation is simple," said
the fat man, after he had done the
trick successfully every time. "If
you take the last four figures of the
number on any bill, no matter what
its denomination is, and' divide them
by. four, you will, of course, have
either a remainder of zero, one, two, 1
or three. If the remainder is zero, !
.1 ic .u :
the letter on the bill will be A ; if it
is i, the letter will be B : if it is 2,!
the letter will te C, and if it is 3 the
letter will be D."
"This is one of the many precau-
tions taken by the government !
against counterfeiters. You can tell
instantly whether a bill is bad cr
Hrlglit Spring Days.
' T. -n ,,1,1 k nrP.Pm;nmf.
, s;cal system Important organs of
! the body become torpid or irregular
in their action, and the fact is instant
j ly reflected in the mental condition of
the individual. A disordered liver
means disordered nerves and a dull
,-,
and unsteady brain. Anything which
; . J
! will bnnsr the physical system into
- , , , ,- r
harmony with budding nature confers
. ' "
an enormous oenent upon me nation,
besides the mere allaying of physical
comfort. Hood's Sarsaparilla does
this, as thousands of grateful and!
' . h j
nappy men anu women can irsuiv,
1 VJ ... -.
dUU UKL 111 luc UU3",OT ulllJ
reams "ol abstract theorizing.
A Pointer.
i A newspaper wnose columns over-
1- ..1. ' -
i flow with advertisements of business
'' men, has more influence in attracting j
j attention to and building up a town
than any other agency that can be
employed. People go where there
is business. Capital and labor will
i locate wnere mere is an encerpnsmg
community. No power IS SO Strong
to buld up a town as a newspaper
- 1 fu .;u ai,ira, c
properly patronized It will alwa) s
return more than it receives. uur
ham Suil
To cure constipation, sick headache,
an
d dyspepsia Simmons Liver. Regula
tor has no equal.
Many rise in the morning with a
headache and no inclination v for
breakfast. This is due to torpidity
of the liver and a deranged condition
j
! action to these- organs, nothing is so
' efficacious as atr occasional dose cf
- Ayer's Pills
Suits at half price at Young Bros.
See Young's line of Knaby hats.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
n
ABSOLUTELY F'lJEE
PRESS OPINIONS.
If North Carolina needs Senator
Ransom's services another term, he
will receive official notice of the fact
in dne season. In the mean time it
r . - . ta ' fn r Wm tn
dis,.bare his official duties to the
j bcfi nfl-ls ability and leave the ques
i ,
tion of re-t'ection to the future. Da
vidson D patch.
Souther Democrats want a real
State curr ncy, one under the con
trol of the State. Northern demo
crats may agree to State banks but
they want all currency issues under
the supervision of the national gov
ernment. The latter idea is simply
a modification of the present national
banking system, a system for which
the Democratic party has no good
feeling. Durham Globe.
If corruption stalks about the na
tional capital as is reliably asserted
the veto power should go. Certain
ly one President could more easily
be induced to knock a good bill in
the head than a House and a Senate
could be induced to defeat it. Our
State has never come to grief-for
want of a governor's veto and some
of our national grief might be avoid
ed if there was no Presidential veto.
Clinton Democrat.
It is amazing to think that there
are people in this country who have
never seen a looking-glass, but it
seems to be the case. Charles Pat-
: terson, a farmer living near Gallipo-
lis, Ohio, has never had one in his
i,.., i r . . 11 i
house.
11C VYCUL IU IUW11 dUU uuugiu
one. That evening his ten-year-old
son saw it for the first time in his life.
When he saw his image there it
frightened him . dreadfully. He
! .iuabt it was; a ghost or some
equally uncanny thing, and, seizing a
shot gun, fired at .it, shattering the
new mirror into a thousand
frag-
ments. Goldsboro Headlight.
The Kansas Commissioner of La
bor sent out r,oi8 letters to farmers
in that State asking the question,
"Doe's Farming Pay ?" and out of
1,292 answers to -the question, forty
one of the farmers addressed replied
that farming does pay; but 1,251
answered that it did not! That is
very bad for Kansas. We think no
Southern State would be so unani
mous in declaring that farming is a
failure. The South, however, is
probably better oft than the agricul
tural pt .it ions of the North and
West. W have fewer expenses,
lower tax ., and living is easier.
j ur PeoPl make enough to eat' so
even wneii touon anu tODacco iaii
they do not starve. Raleight News
and Observer.
Senator Hill, of New York, the
fame of whose motto, "I am a Demo
crat," has encircled the globe, stood
up in fhe Senate Monday and spoke
against the income provision of the
Wilson tariff bill, and makes no ; se
cret of his purpose to defeat the bill,
if he can, unless the income tax is
eliminated from it. People who
have been disappointed in Mr. Cleve-
Hill as the representative of those tle
ments in politics which they conceive
Mr. Cleveland lacks. This exhibi
tion of Monday shows them that they
are chasing a phantom. It shows,
again, that the North Carolina dele
gation at Chicago in 1892 was exact
ly right when it refused to attach it
self to the foi tunes of either, of these
men but "threw away" the vote cf
the, State on Adlai, who hasn't disap
pointed any reasonable Democratic
expectation, as yet. Statesville Land
j mark
j Deafness Cannot h Cured
by local applicationg, as they cannot
; rt-ach the diseased portion ol the ear.
( Tbere .? Qn,y Qne wtocure deafness,
- : and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in-
' flamed you have a rumbling sound or
- impenc neanng, anu wncn , cu-
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mal fondition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever : nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mu
cous surfaces, '
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., frops.,
Toledo, O.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. - " . -':..;.;. i
Tarboro stockings'for children, the
best jn the world at Yousg's,
Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
O
STATE NEWS.
Kinston Free Press : The dry
kiln and about 30,000 feet of lumber,
belonging to Mr. A. McF.- Cameron,
in Neck township, wete burned
Monday evening about 7 o'clock.
The saw mill caught fire but was put
out before any damage w-as done
The fire started in the dry kiln,
which was too hot. No insurance.
Durham Sun : J. C. Michie is
having considerable experience with
freaks in the poultry line. He first
started out with an egg having C &
M on one end. That egg was a
failure as it did not hatch out a chick
en. But he has a chick that is out
of the usual run of chickens. The
bill sets at nearly a r:ght angle with
the head. It has but one eye and
there is no sign of one on the other
side.
Greensboro Patriot: John Snow,
of Surry, acquitted in the Federal
Court at Greensboro, charged with
making blockade whiskey, passed
through Winston to-day almost a
raving maniac. He conceived the
idea that the officers were after him
and would take him to Albany peni
tentiary. His friends had hard work
to keep him in the train when it
stopped. He said he wanted to hide
in the woods from the officers .
Winston Sentinel : Winstori has
a "hard-headed" negro and he is
an old man, too. He gave an exhi
bition in front of the post office last
evening which convinced a large
crowd that his cranium was about
equal to a "negro-head" rock. For
five cents he split an inch : plank over
his forehead and' it only required
three strokes to do the work.' The
old man offered to "butt" with any
body in the crowd but be found no
"takers." Nothing short of a Billy
goat would do to compete with the
old negro. '- . '
Raleigh North Carolin'an : A
most pitiful case was discovered near
here last Friday morning." It was
that of an old man, . seventy-eight
years of age, lying by the roadside,
who says his name is J. E. .Vinton,
and that he is from Wisconsin, but
was born in New York. He has had
the rank of Colonel, and was once a
grand worthy chief templar in his
State. He says he has a son in a
bank in Nebraska. He was found
by Mr. Will Allen and was taken to
the county home, where- he will be
cared for.
Tarboro Southerner: Mr. J. F.
Robertson was in town last week on
his way to Martin county to visit his
relations. Fifty years ago twenty
five or thirty families left Martin
county for Tennessee, among whom
was Mr. Robertson and his family.
Since that time he has been living at
Crocket Mills, Tenn. He is now an
old man, and when here last week,
said he would not have known Tar
boro at all. He made the trip from
Martin county to i ennessee in a
wagon.
T- 'It " f .
f ayettevine UDserver: its an
ill wind that blows nobody good
We learn from one of our prominent
truckers that there will be a large
measure 01 compensation to tne
truckers in this neighborhood for
loss occasioned by the late unprece
dented blight. It appears that in
many kinds of truck the producers
in this latitude will be as early in the
market as those further to the South
thereby gaining an equal oporptuni
ty with those who have heretofore
been the earliest marketers, while re
taining, of course, their advantage of
greater . proximity to the Northern
markets.
-Henderson Gold Leaf: Not
withstanding the complaint of hard
times and the scarcity of money,
some of our merchants report busi
ness fully as good, and others better
than last year this fme. One en
couraging and gratifying sign is the
small number, of names on the delin
quent tax lists as returned by the
sheriff and town tax collector. We i
have not seen in any of otfr ex-'
changes an exhibit that compares fa
vorably with that of Vance county,
in this respect. The fact is, our peo
ple are really better off than they
imagine. Certainly they are favored
above those of some-other sections
of the State.
If your blood is impure regulate your
liver with Simmons Liver Regulator.
Tobhccp Fertilizer
- SIGH GRADE QUICK RELIABLE,
Tte ParuK endorse IL Tisr saj It tens in Mi HELD asi ca i WAREHOUSE FLOOR.
S. 1. TRAYERS & CO. ,
AOEHTS WANTED. mCE3 REDUCED.
AQEHTS WANTED. FIUCE3 REDUCES,
13 1 1 y t tj Bg s t.
Don't waste your work on cheap Guanos made out of Kainit,
Acid Phosphite, and alittle Cotton Seed Meal.
Not 60a
Tobacco
-OR
National -:- Cotton -:- Guano,
EITHER, will not only make you a good crop this year, but
will be a permanent improvement to your land.
w
ill Sell to You for Cotton. .
You know you can make the cotton, but the cotton may be
worth only five or six cents.
Come and Sec Us.
Respectfully,
Yourjix Bros.
V - U KB WW
J2rn mj?x MmVi . i
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in f
M WlLLGIVE
V
FEHTILIZER
r., COTTON and COBM
By S. W.TRAVERS & CO., Richmond, Va.
yVvlto for Prices and Tostitnoxxlnlm.&3
Tragedy in One Act.
"Where are we?" she whispered,
as in fright she clutched his arm for
support.
"Hush ! not a word," said he as he
stamped his foot on the dust-covered
floor. The sound caused the bats to
flit from one side of the room to the
other; the motion of their bodies
causing the spider webs to vibrate ;
the rats scampered off, and a figure,
could be seen through the- gloom to
slowly rise from . a chair, and after
yawning commenced to slowly ad
vance. "Where are we?" again she asked.
"In a store that does not adver
tise," he said, as they slowly retreat
ed before the advance of the would
be merchant. Durham Sun.
Impure Water.
One foul germ conveyed into the
body by impure water, tainted food,
or polluted air, may generate a pesti
lential swarm. The germs which are
responsible for typhoid and malarial
fevers will not find lodgment in the
system, if the stomach, liver, and
bowels are kept in a condition of
health by the use of Ayer's Sarsa
panUa. Be sure to ask foe Ayer's.
It is the best.
Upson Your lriend from the far
West seems melancholy, just as if he
had suffered a severe blow mentally.
Downer Severe blow ? That's it
exactly. Cyclone carried off every
thing on his farm a week before he
started East. Buffalo Courier. '
oiLsshs
are signs of weakness. Don't wait until you
are weaker and nearer Consumption. Begin
at once with
Scott's I Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites of lime
and soda. It strengthens the Lungs, cures
Coughs and Colds, and builds up the system.
Physicians, tne world over, endorse it.
' Wasting Diseases of Children ar speedily cured by SCOTTS
EMULSION. It stops waste and makes children fat and healthy.
Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N. Y. Druggists? soil it.
Importers ami luanufaeturers,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
wriio far Testimonial! and Frlci
SATISFACTION
Weary Watkins I think if I had
my life to live over again I'd go into .
the astronomer business.
Hungry Higgins Wot sort of
thing is that?
Weary Watkins W'y, jist watch
in' the stars. Feller could 'tend to
that sort of job lyin' on his back.
Indianapolis Journal.
litH'klou'it Arnica (Siilve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sorts, Ulcers, Salt Kheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped .Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Tiles, or no
pay required. It is euaranteed to give'
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by .
J. Hines, Druggist
Bang's son has a wonderful influ
ence over him. ' Bang goes to church
regularly now..
How did he persuade his iather?
Well, you see he's only three
months old, and it was either go to
church or take care of the baby.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Mr. W.oodard has introduced a
bill to change the boundaries of the
Federal Judicial District to add Cer
tain counties to the Eastern district
to make the business of the two dis
tricts nearer equal. . The Attorney
General approves the bill. North
Carolinian. .
UOOD'S CURES when all other
- preparations fail. It possesses
curative power peculiar to itself. Be
sore to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Boots for men at $1.50 at Young
Bros.
Dress goods, all styles and prices
at Young's.
and oids
Guano
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