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HULLL & SLEDGE, I'KoruiKTOita. VOL. XVIII. A. NEWSPAPER FOB THE PEOPL E. TERMS--',),) J'KR ANN I'M IN ADVANCK. NO. 47. WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1888. Mm hi NEW ADVKKTISKMKNTS THE !1 in niii n a UU1 Ul AUMIU . PATAPSCO FLOURING MILLS. PATENT CAGAMBRILLMrcCo. ESTABLISHBD-1 W. The value of FLOI'll ili-pt-mU ii tin; KSSKNTI Al. KLKMKNTS OK lt- TUITION CONTAINKI) IN THK BBKAII IT MAKliS. Our DATKNT BOL LKIl KLOnWare iniimlaitiireil from the CIIOH'K-i ' WHKAT obtainable. Bal timore stauds ire-i'iniiii'iil in this country us a mark ft I'ur choice wheat which gives ns a (rival advantage in tlu ' ion of'tlio lilvST Til AT IS IIBUVVN. ThcSXTKIilOK COMBINATION OKliUTKN AND I'llOSTIIATKS il..n.ff.,r.W, M.al.U ih lo place on tin; market. I'l.nir I'S KJll ALLKD Toll US ITIUTY AND NI'Tltl Tll I'S l'lU ll'KUTIKS. This lact is rococ.rii.od not nulv in ibis country, hut in K'inipii as well, whore the "I'ATAl'SCO SITKBI.ATI VK" COMMANDS DIX'I liKDLY MOItK MONKV than any other American l-'ltir. Ask jour grocer tor I'atapscu Superlative Patent, Bedford Family, l'atapseo Family Talent, North Point Family, Orange drove Kxlrn, l'atapseo Kxlra, Chesapeake Kxlra. lialdwin Family. C. A. (JAM BUI LL .MAM FACTI'lllNC, COMPANY, 'Jl I Commerce St., llaltiiuoru, Mil. auir 12 1jr. ((omdound For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED The AGED. jun 10 ly HEME TONIC. Oflfry noil Coca, tho prmnKwnt In-Kn-illciiiH. .re tin- Is-.l and siOest Nerve Tunii.. It HtrvllKthcm umi miii-la the ncrviiijn ymitii, curOi Si-nous VW-.kuvM, Hyui-ria. slccp- Il-Milll-IIM. Ac. AM ALTERATIVE. ItclriTPintit the itoiaonoui hiraioriof the bloc) purifying and euriehtiig it, and no overtiming thow diseases reuniting from Impure or linpovor- A LAXATIVE. Artlngmildlyhutiuretyonthehoweto It cure lial'itual constipation, and Inniotea regular huMl. lumngth ena the Kinmach, uiij null dilution. A DIURETIC. In Its fomponltlnn the best and nior-t activediiiretiisofiheMaterlaMediea are comlilnediictenlttieftlly with other etlWUve remedies fur dUeiueof the kidneya ll can w relied on to give rrnti aim speeuy cure. RundmUof tMtimonitli hTlMBD rMnlfd frwu prwii ntia tu uil this rvoiwlr with muirkaMe lanatlt. Hand for ctrculan, fmuf lull partic nlara. mm it oo. loic iy Dnuiiti. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prop's BUIU4NUTON, VT. OX THE RIVER. By the river (lower quiver hi tho glocsoino air, Audu boat, uuutnlnititt lovers, rnikit ,Uon the river'a tide; she, a maiden overtadeii with a heiidoftdlkenualr, lie, a youth, Unlit heartfd, hKiiilsiiiDu, looking fur a bunny bride. On t!iu river ri'li' shivt-r in i-iii li iti)iibt;aiii'i pur ..Icrjiy, Wiiik tbe Umt U Idly risking, idly rocking on the lid-; Suaiim.iilkiftiiie-thi-y are drifliinj, awiftly drift lug far hhuv, IiriltlonwHrd. twt oinvnrd, wbilc death only can divide. l,ivin, Imping, Kwirt'y tri dowa tliu rapid til ream of lift?, I)wti uultiihp-ilfiit.icinii wliuro tiu-lrboat will urt'ly ainitid ; Sigti inn, fraring, ever i lu't-riuK on in h other In the Rtiib-, Let un Impc tlirj II drift togtthorou Into u bt-ltvr lai.d. ASLEEP SEVEN YEARS. A KAHM Kit S CI KliH S AKt-MtTlnN WIIK I! t'UM.OWKII AN A ITACK OK KKVKll. THE BOY KEPT STEP. THE PLACE TO GET AT THK LOWEST PKICES, IS .AT DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFEER'S, WEST SIDE WASHINCTON AVENUE, OPPOSITE R. SHED. W E L 1) O N. N. C. STOCK KEPT COMPLETE BY FREQUENT ARRIVALS. f-PRBWRIITION nKPlRTUKNT FII.I-KD WITH THK BEHT BELKCTED MATEKIAL.- PKESCRIITIOKS COMI'OUKDEI) AT ALL HOUUS WITH GREAT CARE. PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, FANCY SOAPS, BRUSHES, FANCY ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. RKMIMBIR thatt hearty welcome w.Ti awalta jruu it ZOLLICOFFER'S. Light Runoing Domestic Sewpacliiie k,,rr:n. staixback&co. act 14 lr II III ll U 11 U ill I 1 LEADER OF LOW PRICES. of 1st street and Wash. Ave. r3)EALKR I!! DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOKS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, DOMKSTIOfl, P1UNTS, 8TAPI.K GOODS, GliOCKIUKS, Au4 Everything that can he called for. HEADQUARTERS FOR A I'tiea (Minn.) teh-;ratu kivs : Her man llaiueK ha ch-iit a'nnwl continually fur Kcven yiMm. II : h i. Iwcn trcitcil in a loz n iliircrcut wa;.s. imt no one hanhcea able to lireak hi- .r..liactt'J slumlier. Puw orlul cleutiic haiteii. s have hceii appliej to hi buily. the only effect beirif; a contrac tion of the muscles. Haines is now foity nine years oM, and ten years ago was a 1'osiimuh larineriu St. Clair county. III. At that lime he was hale and hearty, his weight being 1 8t pounds. In 1ST" he was stricken with fever and ague, and in the sj.iiu uf HStl moved to St. Charley, Winona county, whence he was brought to I'tica. A few mouths after his arrival in this Stale he fell asleep, and he has lived in this strange condition for mute than seven years. In the summer ol IjvSI he awoke one morning, arose from his bed, put on his clothes, and went .about his work. When t, Id that he had sluuilared four yeais he gr.-w indignant and Would not believe that lie had slept more than a uiht until led before a mirror and show n his long black hair and beard and sunken cheeks and eyes. I'lI' a uiuntii ins neaitn aim nanus seined perfect. He went to bed at the usual hour, slept through the night, and arose with the lark. In August, 1881, his wife became very ill, and llaineM was obliged to deprive him self of needed rest. One night, while tak ing her a eup ot tea, he nuddeuly fell asleep, diot'i'ed the cup. sank lo the floor, and had to he taken to his bed, from which he has nevir since risen, lie li" on his hack, breathes naturally, and auH'erit little pain; but is wasting awvy. His weight is now le.-s than ninety pouuds, aud he is Do longer able to move himself in bed. About 11 o'clock every evening he awakes for Bve or six minutes, during which time he is hurriedly given a soft boiled egg, a little soup, and a swallow or two of coflec, his only daily nourishment, lie is extremely ticrvous during his brief waking iutcrvals, hut his conversation in dicatos that his mind is not beclouded. No medicino has passed his lips for two years. His children are bright and healthy. A WELL SHAPED WOWAN. Art should always be based on nature, aud no art is true which does not take na ture for its mudel. A perfect, svmuictri- henllhy woman of five feet ten inches in height must comply with the fol lowing standard : She should be 133 pouuds at the least, aud could stand up to u pounds more without injury to health or artistic perfection. The dislancc be tween the tips of her two middle lingers, when the arms are extended, should lie ex actly the same as the height, or ten times the length of her hand, or seven and a half times the length of her loot, or five times the diameter of her chest from one irmpit to the other. The knee should be xaetly midway from the junction of the thighs lo the bat I mn of the heel. The di.stauce from the elbow to the tip uf the middle linger should be the same as from the elbow lo tho middle line of tin he-l. l''rom the top of the head lo tin bin. with the head posed uilurally, shuuid be the same as lio n the level ol the eh t'j the armpits or troiu the heel to the tip of the large toe. The bust of a woman of the height nauiid should be folly three inches mca-uri iucTit over the anus, and llu waist twcn:y f,.ur. The ui'ii. r liart of tlie arm should be from thirteen ami a ball to touitc u niche I the wrist six inches. Tho ankle should be six inches, and the calf of tint leg four . Any woman of the height men in, or, who has I new- m x-lli .' uenis can eon 'rstulate herself on having as perfect form as tin: Creator ever made. Uf course the proportions vary with the height. ByOple I'. Head. The other day, while waiting at a desolate way station in Illinois for a I rain which noeiucd to have declared itself against the schedule time and human patience, my at tention was attracted by a man and a small boy who sat on a bench near the platform. The man's face bespoke oppressive weati ness, and the exhausted manner in which he leaned back against the station house showed that he had been subjected to some great strain. The boy was given to exces sive liveliui'ss. Im found a large barrel hooti, and in turning it round for closer iu- spection, struck the man on the nose. Then securing in old oyster can, he tilled it with water fioiu a neighboring puddle and poured it on a carpetbag which some one hud left on the plallnriu. Then, wiping his hands on his clothes, he approached the man. The wan sighed deeply and said: "Hun along, now." "What for?" "Hecause I don't want you here. No, 1 don't want you to put your arm around my neck," he added when the boy bad climbed upon the bench. ''I want to love you," 'Well, you can love me without choking me. Look out, don't you put your muddy feet on me." 'Why?" "Because I don't want you to, that's why." "Will people think you have been play ing in dirt?" "Yes." "Why will they?" "liecause they will." "Why will they will?" Oh, get down and hu-b. You are sometimes the most foolish child I ever saw." ',Are you an Anarchist?" the boy asked wheii he had climbed down, not, however, without wiping his muddy feet on the man's pantaloons. "t M' course not." "What is an anarchist?" "A man who tries to destroy the law." "What law?" "The law of the land." "What lanl?" "This laud." 'This land right here!" pointing to the ground. "Yes." 18H8. The present year is tho filth year of modern times iu which tho agregate of the figures is twenty-five, aud there will be but live more years in which I lie combination is possible prior to the year 2.VJ!I. Proba bly few have ever heard of the old prophe cy, which runs as follows: iu nvcry ftinire yeurofuur Lord. When tin- sum or the liiiuro lnveiuy-llvi Heme warlike kfUK'lotu will ilrtw the sword tlut peiiecfiil nation. In pi'tce .hull thrive Students of modern history will readily recall how failhfully this prophecy has been fulfilled in the four previous ysar- to which it applied. In lli!9 Ktis.ii, Denmark and Poland formed the coalition against Sweden which inaugurated the great war that ended iu (be disastrous defeat of Charles XII at I'ultowa. The year 17S!I will ever be mem orable on account of the breaking out of the Trench revolution. 171H witnessed the campaign of liuotin parte iu Kgypt and the formation of lint second Kuropcan coalition agiuust France. In 1871 war broke out between Kng laud and Afghanistan, followed by lie in vasion of the latter 001111117 by Prilish troops. Ill what manner the prediction is to be verified iu lx.v! remains yet to be seen, hut the present condition of Kurope seems to promise an abundant fulfillment of (he prophecy. THEWORTH OF THE HAM. NKW A I) V K IIT I S K M K X T S TORPID LIVER la known Ity tltrat) uiitrkdtl iccullarlllet 1, A fi'Miny of HTurliii'Hrtmul ulu hi tho MiriliH, 2, llmt tiiviith, ttnd IohU) la tho mouth, mid Inrrt il Idiiu'ih'. 3, Coimi iimUoii, with (HTitNhmul ul tucks ll.'tll.UTll'1'rl. L il(Mihdi, in tho front of tho hoad ; hiiiiHen, dlZKllietiH, mid J't-lluwuvna uf fcktn. 6. Hi-urllinrii, 1ikh uf nptwMHf1. 0, hiHh'iit tu of Ui aUmiurti mid bowcla by wind. 7. l)f!r"Hluii nf Kpirlla. nnd jrrfat melan uholy, wllh IhhuI tilde and h dlMMMtltluU Ui k'uvet'vcryUiluK for lo-morruw. A nntuntl ihtw of Itllii from llm lAvmr la iKHtiitlul to (food htmlth, Wht'u tills In obmriH'lt'd it ruMiiltaiji BILIOUSNESS, W.iifh, If imi!b'Cled . twmii b ails to fti-rlnupi diteuof. Hiiiiiiioim Ijivcr Ktwnlutur exert H llinsl I'ellriUum Ihtf lie IH'e over c vry kind of blllnUMiesM, 1L ri'MloreK till) UvT lo proper working order, renulnLea the Keerv lloti of bile una putri tho illK'Blivtj inn inn In Hindi condition lliut t'iey can do their lietil work. ATler hiking ihiHmudU'iUy UO uuu will uy, "I urn bilioud.'' "I ha l--n Mill prstioti of iff Liver t.iktn frtnii 15 Im 1 cr;i!lv l.tnl tip ( have tiuin Likint; wl.it h nave nw r-U business." J, llin n icverc 5pelN of Con , mid have brfit in l lie habit uf Ijrrfiii-, of Ciiluini'l hi-ii geii three or four days. Lately I Simiiiuiift Liver K initiator, :(' w itlmiu any inter nijjtujii to c, AlitliiL purt, Uliio. NKW ADVKKTISKMKNTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING A MAS. WUM.lSllKCHM.II WKAIf. ZULL & CO., 'fniKHS (IK I'l.UTHIVI IIKM.-IIHIS. Tilt: M ASI'KA 120 SYCAMOIH-; ST., l'l-.n-insm ui;, v.v This I' tin- l.irj.t 1 1 ( li i 11a it'i'l ' 1 i lc he Sulllll We in.ike ii.oio very JiioImI ee.lll 1,,'tni',. II i verr Koto,, nil.. IimM sliii.' thciv i 11 in.-.-.- 1.1 1 ill" !'! y,,ii will net tlr-ei -im ,int i'miii is - iv. . t.y l.n) V . . 1 1 Mill nl- tile! Ill I tli- loinl, Ul. iOI'l WlOI'iOM .1 enter II- Inline 11 iv t- 1,-11 1 .. -r IliHi 10 v. 1- el'-'! le-re, a.- u ll Hie iii.iKi-r. 10- linli-e Ihe lur.-SI iu- li-i iiniliiri-,' i-l'-lli s 01 l-.nsii . Kri-11 ii;-1111-I lll.OI IIIM1'" 1 1. M reliant T..ilmmi: ili-iiiilin.'nt l le'ieleil In- -mllhil rule iN..e-i.-ner i.inl i..i hllll ll. Kv civ n.iriiieiit 1- 1 1- til -I em ntol win riinleil I, litVerteel .niil'l' v' nit i:ui,h-nt lueii.sill 111(4 ll ll liet'.nviir.le.l ..u .iie!i' iilinii. ' " . .- ., M "I-"""' " " ES The 1!' ..IIO.I.I. -hirl- V- V W 1 III , 'IP' J3"TT' -r- ---?jm 3 jrafflCfflK S AXi.j nTMimWitl;Tn ill 11 rati 1 ,.t y 1 jit till v iM-.itter. I 1 1 1 i - -1 1 : 1 H . 1 ill.ir- 11 1 fiii'-i-. I iin.ifM.iH, SUit Miin.-i, r..ilitr net rut1, Vtdivh, Sl-.'.-Vl' llUUi'lll-. .-Htcll"U Wewll the .ctol'slT'Tilifinil miirt.-tuid itrmveis, pri'VenllliVf 111 . 1 1 ) ! H , , , vll .r 'er will Inive nntini't atU ii'inn, wholt S:,U-..rr,t.iil. J KL'LL 4 t.'D. RKAK 1-UKNl'il MIKLlNKia. Yon " ill Hi,.iiiid in thi l I .pMiifhl mid yii'li'Kniil Nfiri tim lliilr., l.'H'f, .M". Ui'-iUr !,-,.-.fi, l-l BIW CLOTHING HOUSE. E 25 : iAiipin red on front of Wrapper f liilttUelpUU, I'M. Im il. II. .eillll li Co. AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. The public u respectfully invited to call. wt6 ly W. H, BROWN, Weldoo, N. C. Itemember 'litis. If you are sick Simmons l.iver Ili-gula. tor will surely ant nature in making you ell. If you are costive or dyspeptic are suffering from any other of lite nutiier ouadiseamisufthcliiver.SUiinachor Howela, it is vour own limit if ?ou remain ill. lor Simmons Liver Regulator is a sovereign remedy in all such complaint. . lake only ilw iretiuine. which always has on the wrapper the red . Tiade-niark and Signa lure ot J. I. iciiiii ana Lit. We are overstocked in clothing and order to reduce Hwk hate put the knikis right into prices ami will sell all goods in this line at figures tuat win astonisn you. li v CiiuDK-ir Jtr f!n. 4 , , uAiivn- - "Has this land right here got law?" "Yes." "What is the law?" "I'tsa rule of civil that is look here, sir, are you going to hush and let me alone?" After a short silence. "What is law for. "To make people behave themselves." "Can I see the law if I go out there and look on the land?" "No." "Then how is it the law of the land?" "I don't know. Huh." "Then how do you know it is the law of the land?" "I don't want to have to box your ears, but I'm afraid that I II be driven to it." "Box my ears because I talk?" "Yes." "And would you box my tongue be cause I hear?" The man sprang to his feet and began to walk up and down the platform. The boy followed, attempting to keep step witb li i in. After a while the man, glancing at his watch, muttered that the superintend ent of the road outfit to be hanged. "Is he an Anarchist?" the boy asked. "No." ' Then why ought he to be hanged?" "Hecau-e he has no regard foi the pub lic." ' What is the public?" "The people." "Am I the public;" The m an wheeled atound nnd walked away, tlie ooy kept step Willi niiii. I ne man resumed his scat on the bench. The buy found an old shoe, put it on and be gan to "scuff'' around on the platform, pre ten ling that he was lame. Thco, declaring that h ' w.n a horv, h ! began to gallop The ol I sho- 0 w oil' ami struuk the man Oil the head ju-t as he bad taken his hat off to run a handkerchief over the polishid surf.ce civeriiig his mine of thought '1 didn't go to do it," the boy exclaim. ed." "Cotne lu re, sir, and sit down. Coaic here this instant. Sit down here, now am lon't let me hear snotlier word out of you This i. the last time you shall ever go any where with me. lo you hear? Hub. do you bear? V by don't you answer me sir 'lie.aus.i you said you didn't want to hear another word out of me." The man sprang to his feet and began nervous march up aud down the platform The hoy kept step willi him. "John, have you charged that ham?" asked a grocer of his clerk a few morning.' since. "What ham!" was the iUcstioti in an swer. "The ham that was sold about ten luin utes ago." "I did nut know that a ham had been sold. I did uot sell any." "Well, I did and I don't remember to whom 1 sold it. Do you not remember?" 'This is the first I know of any haul being sold." The grocer thought he had lost the price of a ham. Not so with the clerk, lie looked over the list of orders and tried to remember the persons that had been in the stoic that morning. Thi n he cbargtsl the ham to evety one of these persons sev enteen in all. "Sixteen of these will kick," remarked the clerk, "and the seventeenth is the man who got the ham." The proprietor raised the clerk's wi and took a drink. Both anxiously watched tho result. Of the seventeen persons to whom the ham had been charged, just four did the kick ing act; the rest paid their bills without further inquiry, so the grocer got paid thirteen limes for the bam. Aft" Fortvyoar' dttHTicm-e in tli prcjiuritinn (if mora Hi nit Olio Hundred TtintiRnnri n'I,'i',aii''"' ("r Pi?' iu (In- I -.ti",! Hmc mkI 1't.vfiirii iwiit- tu,' fni. i-ncrs i i u,t; mo AiimtWii cummin K-oct as ihrttur r:ni-iiirirkrA.cofj- riL'l.n.(f..f -ri'i- I nii.'.t Mtton,ua t iiita.il piveiiln ri CinnU. Kutili'ul. 1 rnc, Unrmnir, in. I ntl o;!i-r in't:- 1 m-ireiiwrt- ur is urWiiiiftioU unii tiltir ItolituM Are uuiur ianiiid. , . , , llruiviii(-i nnd 1'ipciflMiiiirn rri'ftrfil iintJ fllftl In tlie I'miii OIWu .11 ikiU iit.iii .i Ttfrmii v.iry rtfuntialilM. Nil i ti 1 1 .'(' for fMniiiitittUoii ul modal! or drnwiin.' A v mm! . Wimii ,.Ui n . 1 - Mi. . K'lt.nrfltiotieea I n t In- M IK V I'll H" " I lit II .W.K-luch h Hie IsrKtl f-rt'ia .mil..:1 - l liillumitil ncwHiitiHT 'if in k . ! I . .;.;t-'nl in t!i wurld. Tti ilvnntiii; tf icll a uut.co e.erjf pfttoutM UUtttrntntiilii 1 Inn Iftrnti an. I '""!;.''(, i.lii'lrt'cil rowpater la piil.li-lmd Wi;i:iCt.V al i.imar. n.l i4 admitted U lt' vi-iiifi'liiiiii-x, Iiivimh other (liiiiarLiiii'iii ; hi'ivd in ifir (''.il' all tati)tfla and I ..lli-n' nofriiitf wurke). ani unii ir-'iKriNii. pub- irf. II cm rn i im i rm ninn: ui tnfevfrs iiivcrition .ttntnl f iiir KiuiiLlm ltr out dullar. uf in -It Ql'IMNK l OIi OIMOI. , l'. v.-i liRII'Al. ul TKili A im' - ..g-w -- r-w.-'f- i: jtr T-viarjri I iii 1 ; III . iai.tv. lMVH..e-i Mude t di r. lit Kimmntei'l ImM-t.ii.i.l- Ijhm I i;iiiiiiiii, 1 .(idles I nder eir ll'iir "u'.K llkfi luiiK. Colliirs, Ciii. l iVtV Sl.nwi-, WiMpi'ii'N in I'Hd t-verytliiiiB I ;irl v ui' 1 'bild vvtMrs. iTicert low, UiHHlrt wurrun- ted ivliable. Ail onU-ttS Will ivcivr pninipi. imvui....... muimT. PS t.Ollilofl Tillies. Mr. John l'crgerson, a well known resi dent of Ceylon nnd newspaper proprietor, has addrcs.-t d a letter to the secretary of tho Anti-Opium Society oil the value of sulphate of ipiinine, or even the inferior al kaloids from cinchona bark, as prophylac tics aud tonics, especially in low-lying and malarial distiirts, where people are addicted tu the use of opium iu order to relieve the fever depression. The prevalence of the upturn craving in many parts ot the w. rhl is due. says Mr. Fergersioti, to the people boinc. subject to a low type of fever. This is largely the case in China. In Kuglatid it bus bei-u shown that the consumption of opium chiefly iu the form of laudanum, Is very large iu the (en district and along the ower banks of the Thames, especially c- bout (iravesend. A Lincolnshire tillage Iruggist staled some years ago in a letter publi-hcd in the iiew-paper. that he sold bout two gallons ul' laudanum per uionlh retail, besides sixteen or twenty ounces ot opium itself, mostly to women of the poor er classes, who must pinch lb -liis-.-lves se riously in many ways to purchase the lux ury. -Many, he said, consume an ounce if opium a week, ionic ccii.-id. rahly iin-ie. The main cause of this craving, according to Mr. I'crguson. is licit the people live ill low and nialali d b ea'itit s. an 1 he sin ge.-t.-that iuitiine remotes the craving and nets as a siili.-tilute for laudanum, lie ipiotes Mr. f objuhiiuti's trivels in Cbitta to show that the Chines., even iu remote inland districts alum lb ('.niton ri.er, know the fluency of '('tinine in supers ding the need of opium, and p ssib'y in Hiring the taste and desire for it. HUB I CO., NO -11 SYCAMOKK STltKKT, iMn r.nsiti uo, va., .'Mill bbls. Hold Medal and liciu 1'atcut Flour; oOll bbls. Dixie I'atent and Harvest (Jlleell. :;( bbls. Snow Drop and Star Family. 2110 bbls. I'atapsco and Dunlop l'aleiil. 25 boxes Fat Hacks and llutts. 1 1) boxes Small Uueon Sides. 2 boxes Breakfast Bacon. "id barrels and halves New Mackerel. 5011 kegs Nails All si.es and kinds. i!O0 bags Drop and Buck Shot. 2."iO kegs Orange liirle I'owder. ;10 barrels 1 .")(, 1(111 and 115 Kcnn scue Oil. "(Ill caddies 15 recti and ltl.iek Tea. loll crates and tubs I'ure Lard. 25 haircls Pure Cider Vinegar. Ill hags Pepper, Spices and Dinger. Till baL's Prime Bio and l.-iuuayra Collie. oil barrels B. titled Sugars. Al-o Brouiiis, Pails, Washboards, Soda, P.t ei c. For Sale by DAVIS & CO. No. -II Syeatuoie Street. scp "11 l y Ww I am dully roeeiviiiKiuy KAI.I. stock of Milline ry, Fancy (innils, N.iliuiiH, ilie. eialiriti-iiiB all the lalest linvelties. Veil are n-spei tfully iltvlteil to cull ami ouiuilie niymnck unit iriees, hefore I'lir- hasiug. MUS. P. A. LEWIS, Weldoll, N. C. Hpr Is ly (inoii Nkws! Odoii NewsII Sam I'l.KSAT Wlll.l.KSAl.K pRtl'J. Major T. L. I'imry has opened this wi'k a big lot of sample notions bought of Mcssis. Tcfft, Weller.it Co., New York, consisting of a beautiful assortment of kid and jersey gloves, corsets, jerseys, hoods, hose, cellars hand-bags, pocket-books, whirls, half hose and suspenders, also bustles and other ar ticles uf female torture, cVc, Ac. A stylish lot uf scarfs, cravats and ties, all of which can be bought at prime wholesale cost. Bill bargains in overcoats. M. F. Habt, dm inn iks, I.Kji mis, Ar. Mr. I'. A. Culbrcll has opened u St., re on First strict and keeps in stock family groccri. and vegetables. He also lias a bar where the choicest liijtiors are served in nil styles. Cigars and tobacco of .ill grades. In atldi tion he keeps a supply of wooden coflius and metallic burial cases, all sixes, at I ow prices. Orders by mail or telegraph tilled promptly. Jt:sT received a handsome line of bug gies. cry clienp. l,ook at them before purchasing elsewhere. P. N. Staisu.u k and Company. v i miRF I WVIIIs FITS! Whpti I lav rimr I do not mum merely to Stop them lor a unit, and tlien have itiem re turn attain. I mran A KilUt AL I.LHU. I have made tbo disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A life Ioiik stiiily. 1 AHnNTinvrlyto Cl'RF. tin wnrsl eases. Because otheni liavt rftlliloitinrii.on luriiot now reef ivina a cure. ttond at nun- or a Irfal isff ami a Kltas IIottls olniv INri.i.lHl.K KFMnir. nive r.iniiia and i'ti oniee. It coals yuu nothluK tr a trial, and II will cure you. Aihlr.-.l H.O.ROOT.M.C. IS3PuiLlT.,rtrTon INVENTION. Ittvl lotil ' iilurv. CHEAP COFFEE. HOME ROASTED COFFEE AT 18 CENTS AI'OIM). PL'T IT IN POUND PACKAGF.S. livery Package Coultiins a Value from 5 Cents to Present, $:!.lill. ltAUKsTIMi.lElmY SOI TUKIIN CIIKMICAL CO., Charlotte. N. C. Efey-Meulioii this paper, H. C. SPIERS, WIlOLKSALi: ,t BIOTA II. DKAL10B -0: IS ft CONFlOCTIOMOItllOS, pomona Hill NUhsthits, Pomona, :. c., Two and a half luilis west of tirccusboro, N. ('. The tiiaiti line ol tlie 11. & D. li. B. pu.-.-os through the grounds and within lilt! feel of the oflicc. Salem trains make regular stops twice daily each way. Those interested iu Fruit and Fruit growing are cordially invited tu inspect this the largest Lurscry iu the State aud one among the largest iu the South. The proptictor has for many years vis ited the leading Nurseries North and West and col responded with those of foreign countries, gathering every fruit that was calculated to suit the South, both native and foreign. The reputation of Pomona Hill Nurseries is such that many agents going out from tireensboro, representing other nurseries, try to leave the impression that ihcy arc representing these nurseries. Why do tin y do it? Let the public answer. I have in stock growing (and can show visitors the same) the largest and best stock of trees, lie., ever shown or seen in any two nurseries in North Carolina, con sisting of apple, peach, pear, cherry, plum, grape, Japanese persimmon, Japanese plum, apricots, nectarine, Bussian a ricot, mulberry, quinces. Small fruits: Straw berry, raspberry, currants, pecans, English walnuts, rhubarb, asparagus, evergreens, hade trees, roses, Ale. dive your order to my authorized agent or order direct from the nutsery. Cor respondence solicited. Descriptive cata logues free to applicants. Address, J. VAN. LINDLKY, Pomona, Guilford Couuty, N. P. may 5 ly. WELDON, N. C. FAMILY GROCERIES, YF.CF.TABLIOS, LIQI'OBS, CHiABS, SMOKING AND CI1KWINC, TOBACCO. I am now prepared to sell at lowest cash prices Groceries of all kinds, Wines, Lupiuts, 1 obaeco, I igars, Niufl, Ac, and will al-o keep on band a full supply of fresh Vegetables uf every variety, which will be sold cheap. ,UtLLic BuriJL Cj$E$. I will always keep on hand a stock of well made Metallic Burial Cases aud WOODEN COFFINS which I will sell cheap, and which can be had at any hour, day or uight. Orders by letter or telegraph wilt re ceive prompt attention and cases shipped by first train. I'ATKONAGK SOI.ICITKIK K. A.Cl'TIIUKLL, First Street, Wcldon, N. C. Sep 15 3m VI A'I'IC Of Nlll'.TH fAHOI.INA. ,8' Tlie beat alwayn tho choiipfnt Save money hy purchasing the wlvbrated Hay Stiilcatiil Zoiler HrotlKTu h1.mk bought direct i'rom the manufacturers. Kor tale by I N. Stainhaok & Va. A true household Hemedy for the cuo ;;uo. ju i to urists. I of Malaria and Fever and Api I co. Fifty oentfl at your drugg IW rcvolnliotii the u odd lining N! leu 'I a in i 'UK Hie mlIkIit.' ii..iillv!' iin't- in h no tloiii iinti Mtu-iiiiut uurk tti.it t-Hii In- (iiSrl'.Ttiied nil over tlie ctnnlry w it I t snirrHliui file w .rkern iroiu iiu-ir iiminih. niy hlier.il: iinv one r-n tlo the winV eiMier. yt.nnt; ohl; tKiaiMfiHi HliiMlfr r(innl. tut tills mil and riirtl I" UK iHld Me ll ill it'll'! otl fioe, KOilli lhiliK n' Hiit iJiirmiiee to nu. rinrt WlUstHrt Ji.ll ill Ixntlne. whicli VIM hniit: yMi in inure money nulii auiiy, Hum nnvtintw vlh' m vne worio. i.mmi outfit l'n-e. Aildnw True Hud ) . AilKUMtH. Mhiii. I I i l I I I Kewtirded Hre thnso whn read V P ' I 1 1 J 1 thisdUdthenet:lliey wlllftnd htiiionilile eiiilil'iviili-llt tlitll ill 1D1 like llieiu from tlii'ir 1ioiihh and huntliois Tito prollls Htc hirnt and nrr tor pvery indiirioi person, ninny have mud and am imu miikm several hundred dollars a mnlli. It in eay fur any oiirt f) linike Htid tiiUHiiU in one dy. vi ho i u illiti in worlc Kitlier xes, voiitiK or old; enpitHt not needed: we djtrt j on. flvtrythini,' li-w. No special alulity re ii ui red. you reader, enn d" it fto w-ll as nny one. Write to unlit niiii' fur full prirHeiiliirH, wlitcli we niHil freo. Addreu StiiiHou nd Co., I'ortlinid, Me. DEEP ) Sen Won tiers exint In tlmiisHii'li ol lornm. inn are MirtMsseu ny trie ui Rr vein of invention. Thwu who arc in nwd of Iirofltatde work ttiHleiin Im' doiio wltilt llvimi at inmt chnuld Ht one wild their uddri'i to lUlletl & Co . I'orllHiid, Maine, and reeei free, full inftir matioii how ttthcrtiex, of all UK)'", mu arn from .MoifSi perdiiyund upwurdK wherever they live. You arc started. fno rapitnl tit rnqmred. Ktttna have made over IKil) hi a liugle day at thia work. All luctccd. TOYS. AND FKUITS.! 1 have mi hand mid nm recehlnir otic of the ll ryest utoeks of ('onferUonerleit and toyi ever Vmiitflit to thin market, mid w ill H'll lo tliuse lsh itg lo Hell spilt u at WHOLESALE PRICES. 1 alwi have a Iretueiidouti ttH-k of more mibstan Hal bihhIj st both of my rtoren, Kiieh an Famlly lirocerieii, Crorlceryware, tjlaatware, Tinware, Hardware, Wood nnd Willow Ware, ic. On hand at all limes a largn lot of sloirepipe, flU'WB and Ktove pnm nf all el ten, and stove COOKING UTENSILS. Don't fetiiet tim plaecBrtek store In the bottom, acveral United 8ftw nmrs above the dour. H. C. 8rilRS WcUon N C HALIFAX COUNTY. SlTEliWR COURT. . W.tiuathmey.Chiirle! ii, Klliott and Taiiiple tiWNlluuey, mrtuent under the liriu name of . W, t.witlhmey it Touinaiiy, aud ThuuiUB X. Hill. pliiiniilU AKtihut I m v id lull as iiilmitilritrattir "f l. H. tit 11. David Hell, 1) A. Long ami tferrie Ijoiik lix wife, Mattie Itell, John I A hop, Jr, and Alinie Itell Alsop, the last named two helug Inhiuu without a guar dian in North Carolina, W V Ik-It, 1) K taln Iwek and Minnie C tuiubaek his wife, allvna Hell. Joseph W Jenkliif doiiti: tiuhluem under Die tlrm uamu nf Jo-ph W .nkins at Cunipany. J j Middlelou and Joint D-WiUiaiuH narluen doing husiliewi under the liriu tuiitie of J J Uidilli'tou A romiiiy, tiMtu 1 Hell and the North Carolina Home ItiRiiraiiec Company, defendaoU. Action fnr foreclosure ol trust atid Hale of laud. I n pnrsiiuiice of ntl order of tho Superior ikiurt of lUlifni enmity made in thin eae at Kali term 17, the defendants It A l.oitir and Carrie K Umg liis wife. John '1' Auk-p Jr.itiid Annie Ml Aisop, who reiileat Yellow spriinfs,(ireen county, lu the riUleofdhlo.W W H. fl, who nuidea in theeltr of Savunimh, in the Slate of Oeorfi, Joaeph W Jen kins doing httrduPHii underthe firm nmue of Jiweph W JenkinnA Company, J J Mlildleton ami John U WlllluiiiH partner doing husfnew under 1hu flnn lmme of J J Middh'tun & Company, who rtwide iu thveity of MhUIiuoix, Iu the taUi nf Mary lit i id, are hereby ut.tilied to appear and auiweror demur tu the i output lit at tho neil Urui of tliU C-mirttoIa) held at the Curt lh'Ue in the town of Hall-; fas on tlieelclilh MitndHy before the Ut Monday iu March, Wltueiv- Johu T (in-KoryihTi- of thr Mnperlw Court of Halilai eounlv, at otlirc Iu UttJllax, thia IKth day of NuvunUt, mi. t JOHN T.ORROtHtY, i I V 1 J H -slf.'rrH'