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r
THE ROANOKE NE'S
W.W.HAM I
J. W. 8L.KLHJB, J
FlwrW l-ToRS.
TnCRHDAT
Jl'I.Y W, 1--M.
Jisti. k Nathan Clifford, of the
I' nited State Supn-me Court, diivl in
in Maine on Monday. Judge Clif
f rl"s health hail Ix'en very bad for
sometime and he was Ktiukin with
puralysi.
Prksideni Garfield had liecn get
ting on very well and utrong hope were
enurtained of his early recovery, until
Saturday when he had a alight chill
Vrrmuht on by the formation of a pus
cavity. Hid pnkc rapidly increased to
130 and the gtcatot alarm and excite"
went prevailed. An incision was mailt1
to the cavity and the pun let out, and
hiii condition then became better. No
cause exists for immediate fear nnloa
nnother pus cavity forum, which the
physieiuim do not anticipate. Many
prominent physicians approve of the
courne of treatment, but I r . Hammond
late Surgeon General, condemns it ami
i seven on Dr. llli.is and his assist
ants. The hies accounts suy the l'i -a-Ment's
condition is favorahlo and that
he ia doing reinaikably w ll consider
ing the great Hiifl' ring he has undur-
B'""'
Tint Chailte 1) m crat shaking
in',' of the manner of electing Judges
in this State a.iys :
If there is one thing nf more im
pittance in North Carolina than any
tlrng '- in the way of (Vinsiitul ional
Mtnendmrn's, it is a change of the
m inner of eleelin? Indje. The elec-
:on shooH he restored to the Legis
lature. Khetiotis hy popular vote
bun caused much alarm it has Hot
promoted the dispalch of business in
the Courts, nor h.is it added much
talent or ability to the Bench, but on
the contrary it has put in otlico some
very weak men, good and honest, but
feeble, weak and cf a negative char
acter. The most popular man among
the x'ople is not always the one to
make a good Jndgp. It may not be
popular to speuk thus uboiil elections
md Judges, but it is true neverthe
less. In every point of iew, it would
tie better for a Judge to owe Ins elee.
t on to 170 men (members of a Legis
In'nre rlerted by the people,) than to
230,000 voters, to each of w hom he
las to appeal to for his election, and
v tilt whom he desires to be popular.
As election day niuoiiches the
tieojile begin to talk more concerning
the liquor question, and the feelings
are becoming enlisted. This is to he
deplored. There should be no anger
or bad blood engendered by the ques
tion, but it should be settled like all
other things calmly and quietly ftt the
todl.it box.
That the evil of inteinM-iance is
great no one denies. Neither is it
denied that something should be done
to check it ; but we believo no law
can be framed which will stoi it. As
we heard a gentleman of acknowl
edged ability and judgment, and one
wl.u stands deservedly high in the
Ojiiniotis of our N'0ile Bay the other
dny, nu act of the Legislature will
Hot effect what the christian r 'ligion,
jiride, sense, morals, fathers and
mothers have not been able to ac
eiiiiilish in a thousand years.
Change and improve the law so
that it will accomplish good, aiid
every body will support it, but it is
initios ible 1 1 prevent drinking by for
b d ling it.
Tiikrr has always been a mistery
about the fate of the second colony
w hich Settled oil lioan ike Island ill
l is?. After landing, the vessel re
turned to Kngliind and was detained
for sometime. When it anived at
Iloauoke Island t'jere was no trace of
the colony save the otti word "Croa
tau" rudely carved on a tree. It has
been surtnis'id that that Colony be
came amalgamated with the Indians
lor the reason that many Indians had
blue eyes and some of them said some
id their ancestors were white people
and "could talk in a book."
The Washington correspondent of
the (ioldnbiini Mesaenger has found
fnun old writings that this colony
with the exception uf wven persona
whs destroyed by order of 1'owhatati
although it was not in his dominion;
that these seven persons weio taken
to Uitanoc in the up country, and were
made to work in copter mines for the
Indian king ; that they taught the
ravages how to build stone houses
having two or more stories ; that they
intermarried with tho indians, and
tliiit when the Iliitish arrived nt
Jamestown in ICO", more thai twenty
years nfer, they were s'aughtered ly
command of Powhatan without reason.
K i the fate of these eolonista has
after many years been ascertained
and no longer remains a mystery.
The correspondent of tho Messen
ger gai t"tW! acU frm ''Tu0 "jH"
toric of Trarailo into Virginia Brit
tauia by WiKiam Strachey Secretary
ofithe cdony published 'in 1849 by
th Halknyt S'iity. Loudon, ruid
which lias been in. obscurity until re-autly.
O Friday the Republicans of the
New York Legislature In I I a con
ference and agreed to elect Klbrid.e
G. Lajdiam Senator lo succeed Mr
Coiik'ing; so when the Conventi' n
met on that day he wad elected, re
ceiving ninety-', wo votes twenty
fo ir more than a maj irity. The row
ia now postponed until Mr. Conkling
sees his chance to hurt somebody.
We do not believe the Republican
party in New York, e-s-cially, has
gotten ri I of Mr. Conkling. lie w ill
continue to make himself felt when
ever he wishes. We believe he is ti 11
has great influence.
Tns indictment and arraignment of
James T. Chiistmati for the murder
of William G. Whitney on the 25th
of lat month attracts suno attention
here, chiefly from the general impres
sion that the evidence developed since
the Coioner's impiest puts a new
light on the case. The murdered
man, it will be remembered, was the
sou of .Mi s. My ra Clark Gained, and
the accused is her son in-law. The
former was a worthless, drunken fel
low and the latter reputed a model
vouti'' man. There was a mutual
hostility between them, utt ing to real
or imaginary favoritism of Mrs.
Gaines and the possibility of a coi
responding division of her piopcity,
which is said to i.ivotvo millions. The
local press has done a gool deal to
wards wrongly prejudging the Cise in
favor of the model hod in law, if sub
sequent stories may be relied upon.
The fact that the mother o( the mur
dered man was believed to sustain the
mind Tcr did much toward this senti
ment. Nothing could be lurllier Inmi
the truth. Mrs. GaiueB regards the
deed with utmost horror. A boader
in the house at the time inform you
correspondent that no doubt now ex
ist in her mind that it was a deliberately-planned
murder, coolly executed
when it was thought the plea of t-clf-defense
might be successfully made,
whatever the subscpif-nt develop
ments. The Court acted upon the ev
idence ljelbre the Coroner and lived
the bail at .1,000. Mrs. Gaines was
asked to go his bail by Rome of his
fiiends, a proposition which she indig-
n tutls' ret used. hxciiatige.
AT T1IF. UOTTOn OF IT.
One of the greatest political errors
which any statesman has ever com
mitted, lies at the bottom of .Mr.
Conkling' present failure to secure
the siiipoi i of the llepiihlican Legisla
ture of New Vo k.
This error was not his resignation,
although that was something which
could not be justified on the ground
he assigned for it.. . It was not his an
tagonism toward the late Fraudulent
Administration, nor toward the Ad
ministration ot (iai field, which he
helped to elect on an cypress under
standing agreed upon at Mentor be
tween (Jen. (J.utield and Simon Cam
eron of Pennsylvania. Neither was
it his lack of coinage to prevent the
inauguration of the Fraudulent Ad
ministration. Lamentable, grave, and
pernicious as that was, Mr. Conkling
has been guilty of a mote pernicious
error, of a fault more dillicult to for
give. This error, this fault, this dark and
deadly political sin, consists in his ad
herence to the project of a third term
for (ien. (Jraut, in defiance, and vio
lation of the unwritten law of the
Ainefican people, of the most sacred
and impel a il tr.uliim connci ted
with the Presidency.
Had Mr. Conkling chosen to puisne
a different course; insteal of favor
ing the unjustifiable :m litimi of (Jen.
(Jrant, hid he exployed his brilliant
abilities in resisting it lilce a man and
a patriot, there would today be no
other citieii of the Empire State so
powerful, so honored, and so enviable
as Uoscoo C'oukiing. New Voik
Sun.
Al liKll.-K.MKN I S.
OTIC K.
X
Tlia ii"i.W.!thvI luv nir on ihi lull .ly
nf Jnnp l.l iiitlil.'l lit-f.ir.' III.- Cr.il..-il.' Cniirl
f H.ihfnt r.uinly ah Aliiilnlii r.i:r well lh.a
will niilirt'-.l f Huritt-t W. I'nnt.-I il.-r.-n.-.l
hrr.-lty ltnltSi- all .-rii'li li..l.liu i-lailim
a nt ln.r-.'f I,. ir.-'iit ih'-m lor n.tvtn.-iit
.luly ailtlirhllrali-U t.y !h. Hr-l .liv nf Aiikuk
l'i. A M gt'AHI.Ks.
A.liur well will niMii-v'.l
of tlnrrtfl w. Hanli-I.
Il. atlinvill'', S c. Jniirlr.
)mi. i
T II K
X 1 V J. h 1 T V
-OF-
NORTH C A H 0 L I N A.
KKXT SK.SMON Wil l, limits
Altil SI 25TII, lHt.
I '.nitiliiii ihe ilviinlH?c nf iIm- i. fiif-li-iittiin.
!;li nm-iiiI sii l i-ii..iiili,t liitnii-Unn a. i-.itillug
10 tin- I HIVMsn yt in.
i'miiiii-i-Ii-iI with il mv c)iisi4 nf Law, nf Me.ll-i-tni',
nu.l of riianme-v.
AnnWllml nu.l A irli-n Itilnil ChenilMrv. I anil
suncjittr. I'raanii; lkva. K.h iii, HikIiii-s
l4iw, rti.ifi'.Mhy, -.
. n-i'. iiii-lu.liii oillioii ,-ui.l r--.ni r.-nt,
I IsS Im a.'.H' M-r antiuiii.
Ailtlri-. I..r i-Htiil-i:m-nn.t p.ii-tu ti!ar.,
Hruip I. Ilnltlp, I I.. I.
I'l'.K-lllt.NT.
i hii mil. k. c. jir n !w
J M ! 0 U T .1 S T TO THA V tLKHS."
UKKAT Itr.Dt t TIOt
IN lASI .K.It ItATKH.
-OKKItE SEAIHiAltll KAII.U(lal).
I'orlviiv.iiih V., .1 nly Till jus)
fin ami afti-r .Inly ih mil lu, and mull fur.
Iher nmliT, tin-1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 K miiior raiea will Im
o'.M-i vi'.l li- Iho umip-uiy.
W ptilnn in I'uriMi.o -.(: Ii I ; i.
" " " linl " m.ki.
" " Vni an I llrinrn II i.
L'Ull.lo-u l'lwi'ni , an. I II ycap.. hmf laiM.
A nH-iti-iMiiniia rrdiu ti.in lor I..-al imvrl lo.
twi'i-n ay fitMliuiii ha' sImi l--n nni.li'.
K. it. (illio,
Suiit. Ioiiifliillwu.
july llili Im.
ADVKRTL-T.MKNTS.
I KV l.OUHS I NEW tiUUDS.!
R. 11. DANIEL k CO.,
HALIFAX N. C.
Wa Invite I lie attention nf lha cit:7.iMs
nf tliis mi l tliK adjn nmi rouiiliea ;io i.ur
largpaoil well IbjI"i sIock. We have
on Inn 1 everything imiailr kepi in a
FIH8T CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
WViini mnkni't a Hju-rlilty of cvi-ry thine -nilVooiilis,
notions. I! nil's. SItoKs. ..
IU KS AMKIK.NTS FT IIMMI 1 .Ml IIOi l,
(.KOl tHIKS. ItAlUiW 'ARK. i:K- h'KKKY.
In Fart We tau t ill the Hunts ol
ANY UK OUH CITIZENS.
W ire Manufacturers Ageiila and have
alwaya on liaml
BHifilES. WAonvs CMITS. M HT A I.IC Bl'rtl
AI. CASKS AMI CASK KM
of all deaeriplinna, which we can place as
low an can bo bought in any
H0STHEN MARKET.
lUvinir honithl our k-hhIh with the cash at
Kock It iliiini Kii!iirn we tiiniraiiiuH to
cive HHtiHlttetion MhII who purchase from
us as u
PBICZ5 AND QUALITY.
In tlie rear of nur atom ImiiK-, Mr,
J. K. li-nii-l t Co., have Hi -siaurant,
where pan Im loinil as rliolce a mili-et'ini
nf I.liiior, Cigars, Ac., si in ny Ii lino
Smith (if lUllioiois.
l'tii'a1'-ltilrt Iti-fr Frnnli vnry ilny.
The puhlie will Mini cur eli-rkt evr
rniirtHoiiH anil at all tiinea rei ly aim m ; II -ini;
to kIiow Konda.
Wwaxknn- Irii-mls to ri-onriinlzs and
llicy ran ilo mi b. piirchavng nf im, at we
ran x4Vh ihHin in n-.
'J'Iiiui k mir Um i ti t 1 1 - for 1ib very Kner
una pAtiuiiae herttofure te-inwpd upnn
um n titiBi. hv our hm.iai i!ialiiKil
iiiri it a coiiliu ilsni-v ul tin' mum,
K. H. DAMKI, ,t CO.,
r 7 I v llhfa, N. C.
rjl II K
X K W
IIOUK KKH IXJ Hlt'HISE.
J. 11. HEAL, An'T,
llarkurjr Hrott llugicy Wurkti,
J. II. HKAt., A.,'r.
Esrir.i.ii, X. C.
Tli -H'-M e-!iln U p.'H n-i iih rvi n
hi 1 "f T!i- mi - !- r- ! 1 1 .-. I n' l"V-'-.T emh I'l-le.'i
H--a-...iiftlilt- t'Tiin on npj'lkutioii.
J II IlKAI.. A., T.
M iy P'h-lyr. Kvi iki.ii. N e.
W II I T K 11
K A Li A HON
11 X L I 1' A X.
N. C
TIIK KAltV lilts- Ml.lti ll AXTS.
owi;.s' oi.u k r a s i.
A i!oiiiitot(M..k ef
MIV (liiotw,
(ilto KltlKs,
i i.oi'Mi.vi,
IIOI I I S.
Mli iKs,
It A I S,
CAfs.
NOTIONS
A Full Assnrtiiirnl of All ;ioU
to Im fun ml In lli hat it ire-, ai il pi ic,-
aa uiw ii mil inner III .in any slum in
IN Tills SKCTIoX (IF 7 II K STATK.
Ituv atlkiii.Nnf Oou:.try proJuea nr
inn niKiieii cibii iriera.
Call and pxanilno.
M. WHITKIIKAI) .V HON',
llalifat, X. C
rrtHK nnsr saloon in Halifax
M. W II ITKIIEA n A SON
OjHiiialtf Hie Hotel
TIIK IIK.st It AK KI'.l'T IN HALIFAX
All kin In of Li,iinr, Winns, ItmnJies
i.uaiiiMKim i l.ier, larijur Unur.
ALSO rt'1 A ANI1 Ton.K'CO.
Mi Jod ilrlnka of all description put op
II II1U
BUST ST 1' L K.
Call and net a nnil rlrlnk of any tiling
um j-du mav ran Mr.
M. WIIITK.HK ! nv,
Uaiif.1, N. C
r' K R It Y .
V hava rsnteil tho Karry airna thp
river at llallfai. All partira in Nnr.li
ainpt-iii nmniv rill lin.l It to their advan
lL' to tra In til lli, aa llify can gi l a dl
(nil in in urrT lli-Kets,
Km ry tiekt-tti kept at thnir stnro in Hall
fax on Mile.
M. WHITKIIKAI) A SON.
Ilalifai, N. V.
oc-t 7 if.
c
I.OTIIIMU! ( l.orill.VU !!
All persona wantlnn units (if clnlliea nr
furuialiiiiK K.i.iila pan call on lli under
alicoavl wlio will tako their uiuaauro an J
have i-ului raaile at
T 1 1 1 1. A l K I, ! II I 4 I' It 1 1 ' KS.
8am pla f ir exam Inatloii ami aulociion.
CiiyB me a call,
J. T. EVANS,
Wki.iion, N. C.
Agcot fur Wauuauiaker .t Itmwn.
jm 27 ly
NKW ADYF.RTISKMENTS.
18317 SPRINGGOODS 1881.
I havi-JuKt returned from the Northern Markets with a fnll lineof
Dry Oood, t'lothlng,
Mior and Itoota, Notions,
Hardware, tirocerlra and Prollon,
KnntlnK, Suiting, Linen,
Uraft Clolha, Hose, iiair-liottp.
Hamburg F.dglugs, lnsrrtin.,
Brrton and Torchon l.nrrM,
I.adlra and tirnls Ties, At.
ZKKfLSR'SSIIOra FOR LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN.
OEKTt FIRE HARD MADE 0AITERI, LOW QtJABTEEED SHOES Art
qnlllrofeTeryrtleleiiraiil'e.ttn te u represented . I'rleei tow as any home south of
Balliumre. doiiiK a Ifitnnate Iiuhiih-m.
COME EARLY AND OFTEN-
L A FARINHOLT.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS'
It I C II M 0 N D V A.
I M I'ORTUS A N D WHOLESALE G K 0 C E 11 S.
OLD G II 0 V E U D I A M 0 N D -A." W II I S K E Y,
FOR SALE BY
E. W. D A N I E L,
apr 7 fim
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AN IMMENSE DISPLAY AT
E A R T & HARRISON' S-
The larRost and best Belcetod atock of Hoods It lias ever boon our pleasure to offer,
DRY GOODS IN
A.MIllKKKM FROM 50c TO 1.30.
F R E N C H BUNTINGS
In bluck and colors at enticing prices.
PACIFIC LAWN'S, VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN A BISHOP LAWNS,
THE LAKGK8T STOCK IN TOWN.
HOSIERY H ALL STYLES'
TKIMMIMJS. SILKS A NATIVS IN ALl TOLUKS
LACKS, LACK TIES AND KICHUKS,
Searfs, HaiulUurcliiefa. Cornets, Kid GIutsh, HambiirK. Swiss Embroidery Mull
Muslin, tVanli lilnmln, Znphyr .Slmwla.
CLOTHING.
THE LATKST STYLES IN MEN'S AND YOUTHS'
A Hplundlil line of Ldie, Mihsch, Gouts and Child's HAND MADE SHOES.
Ilata, Caps, 8traw Uoods, Rnota, Shoes, and Trui lu.
t fcD.in't Tail to Make an inspection of
iau in HiLiaci nose uujcii.
up 23 I V
REVISED NEW TESTAMENTS,
I, A It (i K STOCK, TUB REVISED TESTA MEN T.
DIKFF.UKNT STYLES AND riiICE3, from 20,-U.to 10.
S K X P YOUR ORDERS AT 0 N C E FOR THE
OXFORD EDITION,
A Sub. 7 Ort. Ilose wooU aae Plana, C'ovf r and Stool lor 175.
An Klrgnnl Ntop Orgnn mikI Ktool. . $73.
N K W MUSIC IN (J R E A T VARIETY.
SCHOOL HOOKS SCHOOL STATIONARY.
I. H.
mr. 3 Om.
JJ H O W N A V K R A Y A Y.
II A I.I K i X, X. 4'.
D E A L K It 8 IK
mints, mkhici.nf.s, i-iiKMirAt.fi.
I'alnta, (Ut, Vanilihi-K, tljn-iituftH, Iiik Tolli'l
K.ii, Kane)- llairan.t T.iotli Bruatn-a. Fur
tuniiry an.l Fancy T.illnt Arliflra. Triia.
a aixt N.'i..iiM-r Ura.' -a, l..'tl.T P,.t,
' a. Ink. Euvi-.ii-, lilt... ju.
t-, t'artinii (ill, l.ninpn, rlil.n
iifys. -'hrlaians's Frrki-rliiliunaaiyural'ly com-
llUMll-l.
I.mniiKTM.'CKi.r.BKATiiitKiiraSEnvi.
V I'uwliaa.' thcii ,U rllrot, fMm thn fx-
tonl.. Parma nf II,.. Mi-sim. Laniln-th.
(I tln-y ali.iiilil not . rlasH.-il with tho nfr-.tn
l'-It nil I'nIllllliaHinn tllrnUKllnUt lllf rnlllllry
I rr l.an. In-lli.' rw.li,, ami a (t'HKt Vnirrlalilr
ilanli-n U liiaiirril.
nrt 7 ly
V. J. NAW.
BAKER & CONFECTIONER.
WELD ON, N.C.
A very largrmipiily of
( k-. Crnili.Ta, famttna. Kr.'iKl, ami I'laln
Katnllia, KruKi, VoU. f.
Tliolar(,'.tiitnkof Toynnf pTnry variety ever-
l.riiiiKht to tills inark'-t .
Orilr f.irramlie.. rule., ac, Ollrtl at ahort
cut niitid-at NorthiTii irloes.
W,l.lliiaiil.iihorr'arti(;j3Uiiilloit rheai.
a llic ilii-niMni, vilely.
WELD ON N- C.
GREAT VARIETY
TIIK LARGEST STOCK TO HE FOUND
our Stock, Our prices acd gnodg cooot
HECK WIT H A CO., I'eierabnri, Va.
0. J. MOSELEY,
Keeim rrnatantly on hanil
A COMPLETE STOCK OK
FAMILY CROCERIES.
Sncli as
HiiRar. (MtTee. Pl.mr, Ttaeon. l.arl, M.ilainpii
Syrup, Flah. H.iap. Tol.aeco, Bmitl.
ami CiKara.
A Full Mot oClonlrrliooerif.
Krviw-li, and riatn Can.1le, r,iV", ( rarkerii
Jellies, I'aiineit (Iimi.Is, a,-.
MvalocKnf Tlnwsre. W.wkI ami Willow ware
klry an.l (Haas ware Is nneieelleil in the
TOWN OF WI110I,
I hiTcJa.) relani.-d fmm Bnltlinnf.. amt mv
f.iek Isn iw ct.mi.leie. with ail .k.,i. h.
Kuuu in a ' '
FIRXTlXAHKUKlX-KllY HTHUR.
holr Family It u Iter for Table-
Va.
AND
SELECT t'RKAM CIIKK8B
Asiierialtyclnrlngthc winter x-aaon.
PSICE8 BOUND TO 8UIT;yO0.
S.r,,loV.e:'nrn'rn,, 10 Wllk'"9
U. 1. M"Htl.KV
pril 20 ly.
IHimt IND DEVELOP TH FflUM.
IIi,"".V f
T n .i. . " '" l"-nli nu nd wnd atnina
l" I I I. i'o . Allnt.u So hintii Uf Hnu.
a n-rHwra. CorrwiiWM euaadcniial.
mr. 3 It.
P
OK 8AKK OK KENT.
The OI,l Offlee l.iitMlnir. niw known aa
the VIs-a-VH t'lllti House The armVr nained
pmi'erty will t,e .,,1,1 on r-nsnnatile Irrma or
Itasi-U tuajfooit tenat-t for one year
Ani'ly in
JAO. M Fi'Ort,,WclU. n,.t. C.
J.VM 51 f
ADVKRTISKMENTs.
B. 1 SIMMON S.
DRUGGIST AND PIT ARM AGIST,
W E L O N, N. C! ,
. DEALER IN
PURE
DRUGS,
FINE TOILET B0AP, FANCY
ERFUMERY AND FACY
TRUSSES AND SHOULDER BRACES,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, and DYE.STtiFKS,
LETTER PAPER, PENS, INK, ENVELOPES, G LASS, FUTTY,
CAllBON OIL, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS.
Specialty: Wiiitk Licknt Oil 150 Deoreks Fihe Test.
rl'lirsrlaua' I'r.'acrliitliinii Accurately funiMiuiiileil.-
roCSTKY MKKOHANTS that keei In stork a
.r.iiric Patniii pun. Castor I Ml. hi'.. Ac. will
thciuoimui h tilings tM'fnri- )iirrhaaliiK In the Northern uiarkels
Kesiiei'liuuy,
se25-1y
WH LTE & STAIN BACK.
L E A D E II S 0 F
IN THE BOTTOM.
Fvln(r jttst returned from the Northern Marked wbero they have purchased a large
and com (j lets stuck uf
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
II ATS.
C A I S,
hoot y.
SHOE S.
II A 11 D W A R B,
CUTLER V.
SUA W L S.
DRESS GOODS,
Y A N K E E N 0 T I 0 N S,
JJROff N DUMESTICS,
AND EVERY THINC ELSE FOR CASH.
COTTON AND ALL KINDS OK COUNTRY ntODUCE BOUGHT
AT HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOCK.
ACENTS FOR MILE END SPOOL COTTON,
OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST EVER 13R01'C11T TO W EL DON.
H ANtiXOMK AN1 WELL HKI.E('TK1 (lOOPS OP EVERY HESCRIPTI05.
CI.0TUINO OF TITE LATEST STYLES AND AT THE I.OWKST PRICES.
WHITE & STAINBACK
STILL THEY FLOURISH.
DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFFER AND BROTHER,
DRUCCISTS WELDON N,C.
THE LAKUEST AND 11 EST HE1.ECTEII CT X'K OK DKIJdS MEDlfl.NKM c IN
HALIFAX COUNT?,
WV A. R.ZOLLIW FFEH A n0. HAVE IN STOIIK AND ARE DAILY RBCEIVIS
FIIKKII M IMMJIH OF Ilt K;4, S ( As
MEDICINES. PA1NTK OILS DYE STl'FM PEFI'M K.li Y FOtP PTAT'""'
CtiMrt.-.. HHUMIKH. Toil.KT AHTICLB". LAMP AND LS P VivTlTKM
KEHOSEXftANDl.UriilHMTINUOILH OK THE IST OI!AI ITV
ALSO A FTI.L LINE OK (ONFEC I TONKHIES SLTH A 8 1' I A IN '
AND FRENCH CANDIES. APPLES, OUAN0ES. KL'TS. c
Tl.elr stock of Drug.. Medicinea Ac , is complete, and they rrspecfullr invite the
public genererally and ihe phvaicians to call and einoiine their stock before pur
chiaing elsewhere. Any doom n.U in Uock cn bi' had in 24 hours notice.
They would mot respectfully invite the ladies t etamine their stock of perfum
ery aud toilet rticlei. as Uiey are sure ll.ey can pl ahC them. Their .tuck consist:
nf
IMPORTED FXTACTS AMR I OI.OUNF.S HVCtt AH
Farina's Gkrman, Hovts GERMAN.Lntixs Extract?, Fi.otttnA Watfr, and all
other Colonnes ranr-ing in price fron lflcts to 1 50 e. hottl- Ti,..i, t.,ii. P.,..
dcrs embrace oil Tetloas Roods, Lir.v Wiiiti: Rorai:s X'hantom PoWDtii. aird
to lact an mat any one could wish in this
They always keep on hand the largest aitortmeat of the finest 5. 10 and 15 ctl.
Cipars t be round in the town of Weldon, which thev gnsrantee to be equal to any
in the market, and are sure they can t.lcasa anv lud... nf a onod rin.r i n.
price raofjiog from 2J to 23 ccnls. They
They are always clsd to see their friends
their goods and quoting prices, whether
M. n U l li:.. rr. ..
..ii. i ,oiotoiier, one oi tne nrm will remam during the winter in Baltimore,-
here be will have an opportunity to select goods at bottom prices.
1K. A. K ZOLLICOFFER k BEO.
, . f f Sipn West aide Wash. Ate , Weklon, N. C.
I rescnptiona carefully filled and patients treated under the immediate supemis
ion ol Dr. A U. nllicolTe r, who with thai
practice of medicine as heretofore and cao
i. nours aigjii ana day, a Leu not r.H regionally, erfsged. cp iSlj
MEDICINE 8.
J CHEMICALS,-
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES.
Y TOILET ARTICLES
GRASS AND GARDEN SEED.
small ftssnrttnciit of Drills, Bitch as I.aiidnnum,
it, i w.'ll. 1111,1 an Inviteil, to cxauilhc my iirtcva to
B. T. SIMMONS
:o:-
LOW PRICES.
WELOON, N, C.
line.
aUo keep the best article of saekii'g"
and will take
tbe sell or not.
....
ks for past patronage continues the
be fnut d at Xollic ffn'i dine st e at