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THE ROANOKE NE""i. SATt'HDAY. MAT If. r' 0 II 11 T I C K E T A0l'IATK JI'STKT. FltOM THtC EAST. T N HILL o r n a t. i r a x . JinoR Scill.NtK having withdrawn from the race fur Chief Just'ce, we last week took down Im name from our mast head, but the foreman in miking ud the form, took down the name of Thomas N. H II also. This w:ii a mis take and wi! rut Mr. Hill's name up ag.in to-day with the determination nut l'i take it don u des the democratic parly orderi m to do n at the enliven liiia i i June, Tiik folloaing in the condensed plat form of the Lib ir I'.irtj : I. Kiht hours fur the present ih a legil winking dir. anil prnmil punish iHCiitnfall violators, if. Smitarr in spection of all conditions nf l.ibnr, neart nf uSsi-itoncr' an di'llmga in eluded, 3 II ircnu nf r s'lilisties in all the Stales at e'l as in the National Government. The ilTi.ers nf the rune tu be elected by the people. 4. I'm. lubitiiin of the use of prison labor hv private employer!) or corporations. 5. Prohibition o' the empl lyniei.l nf chil dren under f"iir'ceu years of age in industrial establishments. 0 C.imp'il anry education of all children under fourteen yean of age. All material, book, etc , necessary in the public schools tu be !ree of chirge. 7. Pro hibition of the employment of female labor in i ce iputhins detrimental to health nr morality, a-id r riiu1 x ilion of women's wages nub those of men where equal service is performed. 8 Strict laws making employers liable (or accidents resulting through their reli gence to the injury of their empbyets !'. All wng?i In be paid in the lawful mouey ol the nation, and at intervals ol time nut rxceedinij one week. Viola tions nf llii rule to be legally punished 10 All Conspiracy laws operating against the rights nf workingmcn ti Mr ike or induct others to strike shall he repeiL-d. 1 1. Gratuitous alniiis trati ni of j istice in all courts of la 12 AH indirect taxation to be abolished, ii d a graded income In collected in its s'ead. 13. All banking an J iusur. nee to be con In. ted by the goven ment. 1 1 The right of sulTrae khall in no wise be abridged l,'i linct pop. ular legislation, en. tiling, the people to prnpo.e or rej xt a iy law nt their will, and introduction nf minority repre-eu-latino in all legislative elections 111 Kerjr public nllijer sh all be at all tins aiibject to prompt recall by the election O a successor." ComiiKni'wg on this declaration of principles the Observer says: The fruits of 1, tdic ''ism are ever bit ter. When, in the na na of rel gion and bimianity. ihii X irtheru libiring and fi;hting (nan wis taught th it it was the 11 st duty of mi 1 1 t i r-b his S nithcni krother, he rubied that brother of all that was convcyable. Tint dine, an I lb proceeds wasted "Come easy, go ")" the inclination is natural to tun t "fresh fluids and pastures i w." It nay be retributive justice, I ut e do not wish to witness again the horrible scene of list year. H ither let our Nonheru brethren, as they are well counseled by one of themselves, while protesting agnins'. the visionary notions f C iinmunist agitators, and particularl, those foreign firebrands who have been cast out of K ir ipe, n lose si;ht of the i np irtaut fact that roere libirinj pei pie ire year after yeir declioin; in tlw itul scale, c impai ativuly, mid that all tie profi.s of libor are absirbei by the rich. 1 1 n i otll-r co i itry in tbn world is lh?ra sich a tenden:; for the rich ti bait oe richer a id the p i r piorer Their free insitutio is and political rq ialily veto t b-ive mi cffivl in the checking the increasi ig degra I ati ri nl their working; clisses and the vast sect initiation of weilih hi the ha id-, of the few. All the 6 it-spun argun'nt of political e:onnmists aViut tin operati-m nf economic laws amount to little in fact of the fact that labor is ina L-q i ite T rewardel, th st wcil.h accj n'il its wkilethe mass (" th uo who creite it r luffariug, an 1 toil ii a land of tljerabjiidj-ice, fe, c i aparatively, cai enj iy the blessings lavisheJ upo.i it by I'fotidence It it this n ,1. this defect io their civiliiitio:i aid life, this crying evil, whic i hu aauity revolts at. n I which causes threatening maroj'irs from the misses. Ciiun ji'nn is n it dangerous now, b. -cause of the cm. in mi sa is, pitri itis n a ti c ) isirvatism of the A nsrica i piiple, bit if remijy be not Could fjr thj upaisej condi ti in of ths Ui ire s, an I the profi s o labar be n it m ire eqnlly distributed, ths time in iy c no) wlun sirna su:'i re- jlt ag aiust s iciety will be see i. Ol'R 1-sFKKIUK CUIKT. Esfielu, N C, Miy 6 b, 1878. M. KoiTott: t i your issus of Sa urday last, I fids c immuuication headed "Ojr I.ferior Caurt," and signed J. I. L. I also II id a K lilora! notice that your columos are open tu those who feel disposed ti gite iheit- views on the operations of the said C wrist I there fore feeled ca'lej upoo tu Save "a say" lo this matter, ltefore entering directly upoa the subject, allow me by war of trefetort to say lhw the Tress, conGntd to its li git mate pro in. c is m e of tl e g eat pailaciu o n' the p. ill C good ; b t when perverted, or used as a vehicle lor the lircohilinn of unwairanted attiicks upon put lie or pr'nate institutions, i d such nttucks nut clcany setting forth fuits, hut only citing the opt ions if nnoii) nions si ri''bler,tl,f ii indeed it be comes tin entitle nf mischief, calculated to stir up sliife and discord and to create iu the minds of the people a prejudice that will cause them to disregnrd in a oreat measure, any refutation of such attacks hoacver trulhlul such refuta tion it. ay I e ; Lut even with this dlsad vantage to cm tend with, will endeavor to defend the Inferior Court of this coun ty against the unwarranted attacks con tained in the article signed J. P. L. The article sets out with sn a'tnniDted ridicule f the ollicers of the C uitJ to which, as one of the mimhi-r, have nothing to ssy. save that the unanimous voice of the Magistrates, counts them worthy ; otherwise they have only to say tha word and their places can be filled by others who are w ortay, and it may he thnt J. I'. I. , would add tu the dignity of the bench. In the nest place the American Kigle is brounht into req lisi lion, and lli-n by an invidious comparison, this is likened to a "foi" nf an ther kind, silent uuil lynx eyed searching in hi;h places and low pi ices for lo id of a mis rrulile kind to he eagerly devoured. Then he proceeds 1 1 mention two cases which he calls " niserable fond" upon which, thii court has by itse.vn seiking, been fed ; and I will lurlher ndd that this fund, according to J I' . L's , own statement was found festering under his own nostrils and he sitting, quarreling over it like the d g in the manner. In thenccusatiinth.it the Inferior Cuirt searches for cases of any description J. I'. Ii , shows "lie of two things, either that lie is entirely ignurant of the work ing of the law, or knowirg the law he is bent o i m iking stite ne its n it in ac cordance therewith ; for no other pur pose than In bring the Inferior Court inl" disrepute and to prej idice the minds of the people against it. Now as tu the law ami the facts. The State government is divided into three separate departments; Legislative, Kxiculive and Judicial. .Sec 2 of article 4 of the Constitution of the State provides that the judicial power of the State shall be vested in a couit for the trial of impeachments, a Su ireni Couit ; Superior C nirts, C mrts nf Ju lices 'of the IVace and such t'ler courts inferior to the Supreme C tint ns may be estahli-hed by law." ' Sec. 12 of the same article, gives the General Assembly the poer to allot and distribute power and juris-lictiou to all of the courts pre scribed in the Constitution." Now let us see what the Legislature has done i i the case nf I iferior C oirls ; bv reference to pae 2iO, laws 1H70 and '77 will be found an uct to establish courts inferior to the Supreme C mrt to be styled Inferior (mit, so here is au thority ol law for i stiiblishing the Inferior Courts. S;o. 2 of tins s lid act goes on to say that if i i the opinion of the Jus tices of the I', ace of a'y enmity or a majority of them it will not prom 'te the best interest i f the people for such court 1 1 be holden in such county, it shall he lawful I oi the said Justici s nf the Peace or a hi oj oily nf them to decline to elect the Justices of siid c iurl and in that event, there ilnill no Inferior Court be holden i i such county. II stands th case in Ilalil.ix county? !,d nut the J i. slice of tin- Pt ace dec de I have the I ler inr Ci utts? l),d they not elect the Joslicesand i.lher officers of said court? then why does J. P. L,bltnie the offi cers of said court for its existence? why not hml his shafts against the legisla ture for passing the law, and men again t the Magistrates for electing the court? II ivina ahnwii the legal authority for holding the I ifeii ir C oirt, let us see its mode of uperati n Sec. 0 of the act establishing the Court, provides that the practice, plcadii ;S. process and proced ure in such courts shall e in ail rcsp.'tts as provided for the Sinerior Coots Now let us i x iniine the process. b which cases are brought and tried in this court, (reiiieinbeii g (hat the piocess is the same as thil lor the Sun -nor Courts) as it has broil charged hv J. P. L that this couit under its present arrangement and the disposition among us lavoriies to make woik lor it, has woiked a great narasmp in tae people. What p issible arrangement could th.j court make? has it any other power tt an that cuil'erred by the 1,-gisluture ? Daes J. P t ni ,k the delibei ate c harge as being a truth, that this court has caused a single case to be brought to trial except by a due process of I aw ? or that it has favorites, if so I as a member of slid court em phatically dtfi.y the charge. I).l(.s le really think that this court lias taken away any of the jinsliclino of the Magistrates? I am U A 1 1 that conclu sion by th complaint th it the Migis .rate's j irisdiction is too limited since the eslljlim..t nf tha l iter i r Court Another c 'inplnut against ihe c"u t j, that the w tnese i i the cases mentioned br J P L. did not get their ,MV. I am unable 1 1 see h iw tue I iferior Cmrt is chargeable with these defects of the law ; this court has nothing to d i with mak ing laws i i I sir sgain let the blame rest wheie it belongs. Now I am i ot positive who J P. 1. is, but I n enti tled to an opinio i and that is that he is not only J. P. L but J. P L Justice 'of the Peace, that being si it is an easy matter to see why he should Complain of anything, which he tbuught bad the power to take from him toy of that de licious pabulum, which has grown fat on the "meadows" ol which he is the "lie I weather," and he waublless honest ly believes that the Inferior Cimt bss taken away his jurisdiction and to correct ibe in stake undir which he labors, I will iofonn him that it was the work of the Legislature. Now let us suppose that there was no Inferior C mrt in Halifax county ; would that increase the jurisdiction of magistrates? would they not be obliged nder existing laws to tor over their cases t the Superior Courts? II iw thei would the cost be lessened I ire Not the costs the same and paid by the same j oaruei do nattt . wbtcb court Hsf mavbetrel i ? with this difference, t iat i" all j til cases which are bound over to the Superior C mrt the cost lo the cnunty is more, because of having to feed the prisoners I mger, so we see this compla nt of the cost being more in the Inferior C urt. is only a bugbear t" scare the people, and has been resorted to in this ins'ance lo create the impres si o ii that the Inferior Court is adding to the expenses of the county ; whea the contrary is the fact, and further that the C mrt is actually dnimmi ig cases to keep in existence, which is s i imputa tion which I say is a slaudrr upon the members of the court. No cases have been hrougat to this court except through the regular channels of the law. The idea of wishing to keep it alive for the purpose of gain, is indeed ridiculoi.s. The ch lirmsn receives filly dollars per court whether it hold two or ten days, so his pay is not increased or diminished hy the number of cases ; bis associates receive three dollars per day, and pay two dollars for board and if they ride to town it takts the other dollar to leed the horse. Would J I'. L like to take a chance i this money making busi ness? I cannot see in what way the ensns cited by J P. L , prove the hardship, tbat this court is winking upon the red- pin. He menii ns the case of the State vs. Geor. Olo-n, and gues lulo the pre liminary proceedings before a msgis irat", recites the teims of a compromise, and then makes no compromise, and winds ii. i by blaming the Inferior Own because the wit' esses were not piid. and the people had the cost tu pay, does he not know that if the witnesses had been paid ; the cost to the people would have been more? Surely J. P. L. must have gone to town expecting to be a witness io that case, and not hoving been suhp lenaed, he di I not get his ticket, and he is mad about it and aanls ti break up the court. In the other case, the grind j iry did not fi d n true bill and of course the case was not tried ; what hi inii! attaches to the court i i this case? Suppose the cases hid heen sent to the Superior C mrt, and h id termina ted as they did ; how would the matter stand as lo c 'St. Would thai be just cause for charging the court with using "foul" means by which to keep it alive. If such cau-.es of action are sufficient to b'eak ud an Inferior Cu t, whose pro. cess and procedure are the name as a Superior Court, then the legiliiu.ve ii ference must bo they would be sufficient cause to abo'ish the S ipeii ir C mrt, and then J P L would have the only Courts he wa its, those of the Justices of the Peace, nod they be constituted Courts of "List resort," inhere in some obscure Corner of the county, instead of open court, where the whole county coulJ see and know of its acts; the poised scales of j iice might be prostituted into a telerunce of evil, for we all know that it is an evil for the innocent to Suffer and for the EUilty 1 1 go unpunished; but of the costs in line courts a must le mute, for thev would not be of record Tue last paragiaph of the article signed J P L says thai it is desired that the magistrates at their next meet ing mav tike a one sups in correct the evil (refeni ig to the existence of the Inferior C u t) by urging the L-gisla- lal ire to restore the j irisdiction ol ma- istra'cs and also to re loce the nu oh -r of imr I feri ir C nirls t t i instead f four ter.MS a year. Now if, as J P L. I'ates, the Inferi ir C 'Urt by the wok ini of their faorites has taken avay the j insdictio'i of the in igistrates, whv does he wa t to ask the L'gislature any thing about it? Sirelv il the Iofen r Coins have liken away the jirisdiuti n they can restore il again. As to the nii Hber of the terms of the Inferior Courts to be h"IJ during the year, i will s tint il J P L will re'er lo naa,. 200, S e 3 f the L ws of lS7tI-"77 he will liod lli.it the I iferior C uns are not c impelled to ho d four times a year "The law says that siid courts shill be hcl I for their rtSpecli-e conuiies, four times in each vear unless other is ! de. teronned" and then goes o i lo say that no term of sml court shall ne hell witi in less than three in ml'is fro u and altrr the first of the preceding ter u" k :. It is very e ident Irom tis la that we cu i have I r cunts or less. We cana t hive more than four he causa they w ul I occur within less 'han (tiree in oiln nl eauh otln r; li.it wr ctn have two prnvi le I we i-ivo a spaev ..I a nmeh a time months u m-e . tweeu the trrms ; o ilien- il no net d el petni .Him! the Lejcal turo n this nnhjeei; which (net it m-ens in mo nuuht to have heei, known to .1 P L nr he ought not to have tia leriuk n to have writen, in opn-ilinn t.i a mi ter ol which he h. so little knxwleilgc. S.- hi mc m-istencv : In the nurset he Mama Hie Iuferiar Couit and iu the windine, uu he ft i is Ii has put the bUm? where it don not helm:; n i he no a.ipesls to tin; Lrgestature r , redrest nl hu fji lev tficcs Why write a a ailiele sjiiHt Hu Inlrrior C ; whe i he ouht 1 1 have knowu tint the L gulature a'one was to hUrnn Inr what he earn plained nl f Ti)" rrajnn is o'iVtotl j "lp ' ent his spleen iiion this cisnrt, he esnse It diTd '! its duty tnwanU some ol the pet Um'is l t tie "iwadwat." The 't'ject was not ti attack thu legihty n: 'ha mndns cpviandi f the system. If the Iuteilnr (Jniirt of this cnunty has wurked a hardship to the people nr il it has gone xutsi It of its legitimate prnvince in the discharge nl Its wank then I in emmon w iHi every gnnd citiz -o nl the cnunty will ray, vole it nut ! eiister.ee : hut when inlnreprrsentation is the wily argument ajfalnst it. I fe I rallrd upon as a number nl raid eaurt te de'end i'. I hwtstincly ssy that the snagistrates nl the canaty railed rue t the p-rt inn I nccupy ansnaght by myself, and I have en- drnvored to rliicharge hit duty to the host ol my ability and with iqial justice to all, and shall comlnua Iw do so, as Inng as I s rs member of the cmiit reita'dler-i ol the ridic'ile ol oulcnn tents, and 1 am raofl lent that the ptuple ol the ceunty will uphnlJ the court rn the discharge ul iti.doties. il B.t, I for ous ask n prouder rrord thaa tw have It Siid, he hu gone dowo, in tat discharge of bis duty. "Fiat Jaatltis, rsst coeiwea." X). C. Ci.nn. ' ADVEItll-EMKNT. Q II K A P E It T II A N K V E U. I am now reeelvimt Sprlnix floods aK moat daily and it is really aHtoiilsliIng to sen Imw ehnap gnods are. Artielea and prims are too nomeioiia to mention. Ilowervr I will name a few. B'-al. Prints from S to 1- Ho-t Hrown I'ottona from to 1 . U-t Itloek Cotiona Irom til to 1'.'), WaniMiita lili aehlnta Uri-M Kooils New St les from 15 to i". Hi(un lloautiea from 10t"2ietn. Coaia and Clark'a Spool Cotton tll'ts or (ii per dnztn. fHOKS, HATM, AND I'l.OTHINO VKRY LOW. IttK'KKl KX fKKV LOW. Svrupa Trom 35 lo fiO. Old Fashion New Orleans Molasses 7". Beat Kin Cnfleoii from 10 to an. Men White Sugars It) ts. (Side Meat Tela. Nt'oulilnr Meat Seta Liverpool Salt Faeto'y HIM Itustiels 1 63. I hv thrown on mv cnuniers ahont line Thonaind yards heat prints, dark colors Acta per yard. K. P. HPIKHS. April 13 If. Woldon, N. P. T M I'OIITA NT SAI.IC OK HKAIj K.S L TATE IN II A LI K A X CO UN f Y. Ily virtue of a deed nf trust dated the 2Sh day l Mureli K", and duly roistered, and liv ilimetion of the r arllhs therein aeeured. I m 1 1 1 1 i0 Wedneaday 'he 1 7 1 1 1 Instant, nt 12 M. on Hie pinrnlsea oll'er fot sale that valualiin plantation In I ho eountv or Halifax, N. C, now oecupied liy II. J. Pope K-i. 'I'lni said plan list Ion ronsNta nf Ihreo eonilcn ma traeta known aa the Vehe, Hell and Hill traets, eonliilnlnn in tlieae H'efiite. Hi" acres more or leas. Thia val ualiia property with the building thereon will lie Hold for cash. Kor further lnl"nna,timi apply on the premises to II. J. Pope, K-q., r to T. K. Ilorlaml, AUornev at Law, Norfolk, Va., or lo the undeisim ed nt VVilmlnutou, S.V. ALEXANDER SPKUNT. April t d s. Trusiee. 1878. r it i x , 1878. 1 am now opening taily, NEW s nt I N G I) R K S S (J 0 0 1 S , IN THE I.nteat and! Most lrirublc Slyics, For Tint Comino Skasom. bxRGAIXS IM It I. A C H SILKS AND TASUM EltES, RRAKCil AGENCY EOIt K BUTT ERIC K k CO, Ci:i.Eni:.Ti:o Pattkuks. Samples of Goods and Cata'ogue of t'rttieins bent on application, Addreaa, E. B. BLAMIRE, U Main Street, Nnrlolk, Va. Man h li 3m. "si? ''."i" Hv-ALTII Tim l.lVKk l I S T UK Is I l"P I ( 1)1 (. V eiurrmnn' ' . . "'6.; JU B, irtCINE VijW aawwcit.- 2 aiHWtncOMPtlWirn p FORDISEASESnFOVl v i iirasTfiuirtM V,v BILIOUSNESS. S DYSPEPSIA.,' lor l'aniih4'S addri'M lilt. !-AMiio. Nr-w lo.k. aept. 15 1 y. FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, Km a. Ik Iii l)i. A. It. Z illicofler & Urn. Oel. 17-l-v. THE PARKER CUN. .SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAft PARKER BROS , WEST MER1DEN.CT. i ei . ily. U.Z ar.i.j n T .L gnernrrroverMrujiwrinn RKCKTVKn Intrrnittloual Exhibition Awards Lmidon. 1851. Parla, 1867. New York, 18V). I Plillt()eiliia, 187. II MtrtlMI A I'll. 2M 252 Broadway, New York. Jan 23 tf. gTATE OK NOVITII CAROLINA. Naperlor Court, ftortlmmplon oniit) Jamea W. Oram at Administrator ol Bur- loo U, Jouea, PlalntiR' Against Lncv Jones, Defendant. Tbe pnrpoaa of ths nolinn la a asle for aaaeta of a traet or land situated In said count), oiintalnliiK aliitv-lvso (Sil acres, mi re or les, ol wliieh tlin Intestate died seiied and posaeswd. The defendant la remilred to appear at the iiftleo of Ike wur nt the Mipermr Court ol Norihnino ton county, at Jarksnn, on lli 2Btli of June, iniS, ami answer or demur to Ibe v!It enra or r"is-:i t TlSi-n-o. PTCNT fi E. 'SAJ CHAMPION J 4yl! T 1 11 ,f 11, ' l complaint now on tile. Witness N. K. Udnm, Cleik of said Court, at ollieo iu Jaekaon, thia April I6lh 1878. ' n. k. ono.M. c.a.c. Northampton cnuntv. Apr Jo Jw. ADVKUTISEMENTe iCOUNTER,PLATF0RM WAGON &TRACK trw -sir vvi l i ii q.j07.uj ti r. ft THE BEST Ar;E--: -"THE CHEAPEST MARY1M SAFE &SCALEC0J 265 BROADWAY f. Y. 721 CHEST!l'JTZT.P!!!LA.rA, H SENECA ST. CLDJE. 0. Jan 2 tf. Highest Avt aril ftl the ( onlennial Diploma of Honor and Medal or Merd, fur GRAND, UrillGlIT AND fQL'AHE r iano s. 1 hn prineipnl points of superiority in tho NTIKH'k' l'mnoa are lirilliunt aicninn quality of tone, s ir h (jreit pi wer even ness ol tnueli thi ouchoiit tho entire seale, laultleNS aetion, unsurpassed durability, and unexcelled woikiiiutisliip. A laree variety nf Seennd-l'Hiid Pianos, of all makers, coiislautly In &tore, and rangint; iu prices I'lom 75 to f 300. Wo are also Solo An-ts for the Southern States of the MATCH LES3 13UKDETT ORGANS, T II K II E S T NOW M A D K A full aupply of every style constantly in store., and sold on tho most liberal terms. For Terms and illustrated Catalogues of Pianos and Origans, address CIIAS. M.STIEFF, No. 9 N. liberty ctrei-t, llALTIMOllK, Mn, Sept. 20, 1-y. TJ"SK YOUNU'S P. P. SPECS, AND SAVE YOUB ETE SIGHT. Onld down, Jownlry low, Gold and Sli ver Watohus, sits ol .lewelry. Opera and Vest Chains, Hand Bracelets, Seal Kinps, Full Tea Setts. Waiters, Pitchers, Cups Spoons, Forks, Ac, cheaper than the saaie goods can lie bought fnr in New York. V want currency for Jewelry and will offer inducements to purchasers. J. T. YOVNU C 15RO., aprll S 1 (-i Petersburir, Va. N O K T H C A E U I, 1 N A. Iliilirux Coiinfy, Suprrioi t'ourt. llr. I. K. Oree.i and Helen P his wiln K'.'kt. K. (. 1 intmi and Mary T. his wile, Pliuiilill's Attnmst J.ihn C. Piteliford and I'arriet K. bis wilo liavi I II. Di.V, Annie M. iMv, lleni-v I). Pont n mid Lucy M. his wl:e and W. V . B.'ickeil irns'oe of said llnrv I), and I, uny It. Ponton-Francis W. Williams and Alexander U. Blae'l trail inir nniier the 11 r ii i of W'lliaina Itbiek A Co., nf the city of New York. IJ Kirvev AdmiiiN. tratornl'W. I). Faucett, J . It. Ilerrinu', w. 11. Day, ituuertJ. nay ami jsj, M. Long. Pefndints. The above named John C. Piltrhford a ul Harriet K his w ile, ami Francis . Miliums and Alexander U. Black will take uotice Unit thn nliovu entitled action his bocn o immonded in tlie Huperior Court of tlnlilax county, Sta e .of North Ciiroiiint P r ih pin pose el having parti t;"in nude, between the tenants in e mi nion nf Him several tracts of laud owned bvtlie lain William H . I av. d'a('ii, and 0 iit;iiiiiiin ill the iiiritreatii nb nit eighteen buiidred a.-res, and tint If they t not answerer tie urti the eomplnint of Hie platnlitts whteii lias ucen n:el in the i Mice of the Clerk ot'tlio Supei ior Court of said Hs'ilax county on or In-fore Ihn 8ih day of June 1S7S, the Plaintiffs will apply lo tho court for the relief ili manileil. Witness, Jno. T. Gregory, Clerk of the Superior Const nf Hallux counlv,at office, in tlnlilax this I.VIi lv of Anrii IS78. JilUN T. (iKKUOKY, Clerk Superior Court. C. A. Cook Plffs arty. Apr 211 (Iw. y j. n a vTT WELPON, N. C. BAKER A CONFECTION'F.U. Manilla 'tiires all k liuta of plain and fan cy c mlic:i. Keeps alA.iv on land liie fullest stock of Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Ac, to be found in Eastern North Carolina, which be soils by wholesale or retail. Orders tor wedditiK patties, and balls preparid on short untie" and at most tua loiiaul" prices. Cot 20 tf. 1S7S. 1S78. CLOTHING! SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Jpst Kkckivkd At Noah Walker A fo'i No Hi Sycamore Street. FINE DPESS SUITS, FINE MtisINESS SUITS. ROYS' AND YOU HI'S CLOTHING, A full Hue of all grade of Rendy-Made Clothing Irr llov's, Youth's anil Men, from three years old up at pi ices to suit the times. We keep all tl latest stvlas of Genu' Furnishing Goods mi hand. Samples on band. C "thing and Shirts made to order at our Baltimore hntie at short notice, at Kaitimnrn prices. Pleas give us a call before buving. NOA.H WALKER A CO. 113 SV1.4JIOKK siTltKKT, Petersburg, b. ALEX. F. SHOUT, ) AOKNTS. J.GEO. WILKINSON, J ROUEIt ATKINSON-Saloaman. Oel .1-1 Y ADVERTISEMENTS. J . T . GOOCH, GltOCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT. SOLICITS CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE, KEEPS OK HAND GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Which will be sold low for CASH. arir (t flit TELEPHONE. NORTH STAR. CENTENNIAL. PAPA CIGARS AND CLUB HOUSE Are the best 5 cent Cigars. They are Havana fillers. LA VALENTINE, EMANCIPATION, MARGARETTA, k GRAND DUCUK3S Are clear Havanas. These Cigars are sold by all first-class dealers. Manufactured by MAVH'Ol'E Jk CO., Mh3 -3m Proprietors Charleston Branch of the Havana Cigar Factory. ATTENTION, FARMERS! 81 7 'in ""d on -very to i of Onano hv pitreh-slng dimet fr.m tha unalar l t .UJ s'lrnnl. I will sell M A EV ITROOK N IZK Ii SVJPER-PHCSPH Ai re OF LI M F. lor 37 5t P:R TOW, CASH WITH OHI1RU. T II E MATE S P II 0 S T II A T E is tbe Cds and M ist Re isb'.e Pli .sphate in thn United Srat, a id has iriven satia faction wherover used. The OLSijOW' PHOSPH ATE is prepared from Hone Flesb anil Blood, and Tonly rtquirea atrial to ensure Its continued use. I will sail it for ibe samn price as Mapes. I am sellintr at the above named fahulnuslv low nrices to ensure larije sales, and to Hsvf tn tbe farinur the Aenl' l!oirmissious and the ex irbitint charges made whau sold on time. r-r-Liberal Caab Advances on COTTON, PEANUTS or other COUNTRY lRO- lilT'U' AA. ... v JNO. March 23 Sin. T. N. WHH:, A. L. SI AINBAt K, J H.OHOIH ,JR. W.S1TE, STAINBACK & GOOCH. D O SUCCESSORS TO J. T. GOOCH. J. T. GOOCH'S OLD STAND. Have just opened their Fall Stek of (loods, which Ihny ofT'nr to the trad a LOWKNT CASH' l K I C K sj. Tho stock iiom prises a full line of REAIiY MADBCLOTHINU, DRY (JOODS, BOOTS, CAPS, Tha largest utook of OROCERIES, SUQ A US. SALTS, SOAPS, C. to be found in Eastern North Carolina. Tbeyeall attention In llmir i -es; of tfto fj;r.ua MILEd PWLADELPHI V. HNI) MADE BOOrS AND SHOES For Both LADIES and GENTLEMEN Oct 17 1 y. ' T. N. WHITE, W H I T E & STAINBAC K. W E L D I have just re'urntd fiom lb North with (t Laigott Stock ef DKY GOODS, ANd . tEADY MAD. CLOTHISO, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES, R1DLE?, AND COLLARS. ver offered In this market, wblth they era aellinjt I, O W F O K They call especial attention to their Stock of DRESS GOODS, and TRIM1NGS. They wjll Duplicate any bill nfKnods that can be purebaktd Suntli of Now York. We intend to pleaao. Call and eeo us. Oct 17-1-y, . . 0 F COTTON, CORN, &C. A KULL STOCK OF MOLASSES, NAILS, & C . J. T. COOCH, WFLDOS, N. C. O'CONNOR JR. PORTSMOUTH, Vy. OOOn, LADIES DKESS SHOE'S. IIA18, NOTIONS COFFEES, TEAS, A. L. STAINBACK. 0 N N. C. KOTIOX; AHD CAPS, 8ADPLES, C A s n.
Roanoke News (Weldon, N.C.)
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May 11, 1878, edition 1
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