J-
HE ROANOKE NEWS,
llUUSDAY,
MAltCU R, ihnh.
TKOIWASW. MASON.
A cjtrwpDinliml writing to the
tiin( Utiaervrr from Littleton nay
"The nurvival nf ilu Alien" i
Iiuliti-
oal as ID natural affair often
. 'slate-makers." a well a li,.
lewis the
mass of
''t,
utcrs, to select for leaders "the nU .,..
W ufli'n tried in battle, but it Ire-
qiicntly hapiiens that the
wars and
wound ol luriuet fravs unfit them r.,r
the field. That we have talent of the I
kind that u ' born to blush unseen" and
that the people long to have in the office
of Governor. a in tiui's long , seek a
man who will not him-!!', nor allow his
friends to scramble fr the place, ale pro
positions patent to the disinterested ob
server. Such n man would come tu the
peoplo with freshness and freedom from
intrigue and thousands of holiest voters,
often repelled by tlu- standard politician,
of any party, would fl,,ek to liis support
as to a leader and their champion
man must besought for and all thciiuali
ticatious necessary to lit him for the place
must be piiiwcsscil in the fullest form.
Wo surest nno mail of the kind,
hoping not to offend his modesty, but
with full faith that the eloquence of his
tongue, the purity of his character and
the magnetism of his person would at
tract as many voters as any leader that
en be selected in the State the Hon.
Thomas V. Mason, of Northampton
I'ojnty.
OUR SENIOR SENATOR
A rOKIlKSI'ONllKNr ( SlliPSClM.S HIMSKI.r
IN TIIECIIAIll.OTTK CIIKONICI.K
For several days Senator Ita'isinn's
many friends spoke through the p ipers
of the per minute value of a seanmu;
speech ot Ins tor tile I (altera flight.
(In this line thi' Asheville Citi-.m dealt
so largely ih auli climax and hyperboles
that all with one canscnt surrendered
to that industrious prom iter of the Sen
ator I interests, the coucoetim ofsunar,
eggs, butter and flour, which the con
trollers thereof are supposed to be ciiict
ly nimiohiiiir. since their return from the
cloud caplH'd summit, and the "Star
S,an-l.',i ' enviroimentsol'the old Mick
from whence tliey and their numerous
aiders watched the plodders of the sea as
they crossed and re-crossed the billowy
Atlautie, by the ctb 1 jence of ill
Will speech. This sK'ech, by the way.
was grievously needed, as the cominillee
hid reported the hill favorably ("I in un
der the bed Touser, you shall do some
thing, I (ell you") and will be of lasting
ben 'fit to all North Carolinians, espec
ially (o the inoch'iiiic and farmer class,!,
who can hereafter say thai for our people
Mr. Hansom has dime nothing. The
Democrats of Nichols' District could wish
that this controlling speech, or one of
less (pecuniary value, had been made by
Mr. Hanson in ISSii, when he Wa can
Vassing that district, so that the H'rim
mon dcH of high iloliii'tou could have
reached Mr. Nichols' majority. Hut
whit is tho use mentioning this failure
of our distinguished Senator lo influence
Voters when be has just made such an
exhibition of his powers as Senator? To
the winds off llatteras ye idle thought
ami there wait in 'he cove of Kolus until
the lights aro turned on. It is a difli
cult matter to tell what is stirring the
political waters in the Stale, unles the
tact that our senior senator ha i;au
spoken in the I . S. Senate or telegraph
e I or written to a one prominent geulle-
tiian in some city, town or neighborhood
in North Carolina, auuounciugth.it Mine
lo al bill had or stood a good, chance
ol pissing the Senate comnjittce on ap
pr iprialiotis.f.ir iustancebaru out Con
tentene Creek, the Yadkin Itiver, or tho
bill appropriating flT.'i.llHll for a public
building in Cbarlot'e The Utter of which
remiuds tho writer of the nnr.i.'es that
are to be seen by the tired, weary worn
and famished traveller upon the barren
deserts in which it is said that ha always
ism water iu the distauee, but never gets
up to it and finally lays down and die
with it still vivid upou hi death -stricken
vision. One day we heat it said that
(ien. Hansom isthenwst influential Senili
sm Senator at tin White House. The
next day w e read of the apiiiitiiint ol a
Oolored man by the I'resid. ut to the Ke
oordship of the District of Columbia,
notwithstanding. One day we read,
(hat thi distinguished gentleman pasil
poition of the previous day with hi
feet, which has trodden the historic streets
of Washington for sixteen years, under
tin President's mating my. Tho next
day, nevertheless, we hear it talked th it
a colored route ageut is iu the city of
-Charlotte, Kroiu the past year, the
past of Merit' long years we heir sound
ing the Voice of Senator Hansom f, r the
abolition of (he Internal Hevenuc. To
day why is that clo,i:c:it voice, whiih for
every single minute i worth S t OO.tMMl
not raised in behalf of the inns grot
question? Oh! for a spwi-h of tw i hours
length laden with such wealth! Lieut!
Light! cries the committee, and the Sen
ator softly replies. Light! an I the Mack
Mountain sea-goers have their light.
The white man! The white man!! cries
(ho Senator, and Matthews. th colored
man, is iado Recorder, (iive my poo
fie liberty from the oppression of Inter
nal Revenue! The Senator loudly shouts
and (ho President, who is much iuflu
eucud, readily responds: lit alone the
Internal Ui'venue. liel'orm tho tariff.
This is iu part North Carolina politic.
A Hound l.tgal Opinion.
K. Uaiubridge Munday, K., County
Ally., Clay Co., Texas, says: "Have
L'u.tfip Hitter wiih most luonv
HMtilla. Mv Iralliei also was very low
With Malarial f ever ana Jaiinaii'e, uui
Wiscurcd by timely use of (hit medicine.
Am satisfied Klectric Bitters savel my
life."
' Mr. 1). I. Wilcoison, of Horse Cave,
Kv . adds a like teillmonv. saviug: He
l positively believes he would have died.
' had it not been tot electric Hitter.
- This crest remedy will ward off,
Well as euro all Malaria Diseases, and for
all Kiduey, Liver, and Stomach Disorders
.' stand unoiui I'd. I rice .We and l
at drug store.
Ilurklcn's Arnica Malvc.
The He Salve in the world for Cut,
Bruises, Sorce.l'lcers. Salt ltheum. Fever
S(,io,Te(ter, Chapped hands, Chilblains
! Corus.ind all skin cruptions.and positive
s Iv cure Piles, or no par required. It i
j guaranteed to give perfect satislactton, or
. : a ey refunded Price 25 cents per box.
KoraalobydrugL'istsat Weldon, Brown
, 4trnlwaj, llalirax, l'r. w A nicuwig..,
Kntteld.
"HACKHIiTA(:K,"aaiitliif ana fregTSot
tumc rrioesjauasocfnii. r f
1 utecn, Wriaoo.T. V. Uuunr Wsrrfntw,
RINGWOOO NEWS,
HEATH 'IT, IMVIIIK TUB si'ilom, 1,1,,
THIfT TUB rllAltl.on'B 4 WBI.IIOS
HAII.ltllAll.MBASI.KS- RKTt'UNBIl To
Tmv v
Thh',o,',J'.'"i"'",V h","T,",r 1 "'"t "''".
out , ue ,1,.I(1 1,0,0,1k Hut,
I hire I. ,i., ii,le, l,w,.v,.r ,,.fl.,u,
nut linn n vunoit t hiiir.
Died in the town of Hingwood, en the
morning of the 2Mx nf February. Mrs.
M. H. Johnson, wile of L. 1). j'hnun,
Ks; , aged thirty years; leaving three
children, one of whom is an infant, a hus
band, mother ami many friends to mourn
... , uepariure. Mie was an ami
able, kind and attentive mil',, .,,,,1 ,.,.k...
and will be sadly missed in the home cir
cle. Death is at all times a mournful mes
senger but when his fatal dart ha strick
en down those who had bright prospects
in life, the young and hopeful, how
doubly the lesson is broifght home to us
that the grave is the common lot of us all.
Vet wo know thai (he good mid dutiful
and inuocetit can never die, and thi
thought should calm the sorrow ami as
suage the grief of those who mourn the
departed.
A line boy i making thinirs lively at
the home if our popular merchant, M.
n. t.uitstn, r.sq.
A .: :n , t , , . .
.i oiccuiig win no neni in this place on
wic inn, io iietenuine whether or not to
uivnle the school district.
Koom the railroad. Our section needs
one badly, and any feasible plan to gel
one would ho gladly rttccived.
Measles slili prevails in the lirinkley
ville section, though there arc no fatal
cases to note.
I. apt. . 11. Lewis, one of our most
useful and most esteemed citizens moved
some miles from town the oast week, but
reconsidering the matter he and hi fam
ily den riiitni'd to return to their old quar
ter and are in town agaiu. to the delight
of their many friend.
0. K. M.
CHARLOTTE AND WELDON R. R.
WHAT TUB TUBS SAY ABOUT IT.
There is no sham work in the i,rono
sition to build this road. The toad will
be built if the people through whose
country it will run will subscribe lo it us
they ought. I lie project has been thor
oughly digested by the foremost business
ami experienced railroad men iu the
State. Those men are nut strangers. It
is not a prop, sition from the hands of
fureigti.'rs whom w.; know not. The eu
terpriso spring from the minds of our
own people, who are unimpeachable as tu
business integrity and sagacity. The
procedure to build the road is bound on
practical go ahead business priueipli
Therefor.' the process initiated is itself
an app al l those who Hve along the
lines nh. re the ronl is wanted, ti call
meeting an I elect delegates lo come to
the meeting advenis, d to be held iu Char
lotte ou the loth of March with propo
sitions 1 1 make. We reeat Charlotte
and Mecklenburg will do their full duty
iu the initter. Charlotte ('hrmiirk.
During our very pleasant trip lo Char
lotte the H ard of Comtueitvof that eiiy
held a me ting for the p irpw of consid
ering the propriety of building arailroad
from Charlotte via Albemarle and Troy
to Weldoii Now this was no sham
ni tetiug. To say the leas', these enter
pricing citi. 'Us are euthu-iaitic over this
matter, and mean business. All they
n ved ami ask is the co-operation tiud
liberal support of the counties through
which the proposed road will ruu. Why
shall they not have it? When complet
ed it will be oiie of the finest lines of
r iad in North Carolina. Ours is an in-
vititiit section.
The world is just now
rMli.ing in .' true worm ol tnis region
Stanly aud Montgomery, two of the finest
.untie ol North Carolina lie side by
si le teeming with inexhaustible resources
and thumb ring with big possibilities and
t there is tea a loot ol railroad luriih
Wc arc shut off from the Stirling world
and hate no available means of making
an exp isition of our inestimable wealth
and untold wonh. Just so far North
'aroliua is behind. If this small section
was only effected by this stale of thing
it would not be so distressingly deplora
ble. but these counties aie a part uf tho
Slate, thus our commonwealth is a suffer-
and lost. The Old North State is
n irant of her own worth, and mi -on
ions of the rich treasure whi h lie ur.
disturbed uism herbosoni. We wish to
see the Stale go forward with rapid stride
i, ..vervi on - thit m ikes a DeoDle wne,
miod and ureal. We would n it ham a
dark spot to be lounu in alter uays upon
the pages o1' hor illustrious his'ory to
mir their sliiwv whitmess L:t every
conn The a golden star fixel in tho sky
of h T glory, ami let not their hri Itaney be
imm tlby the cloutl ol ignorance
or dis.ul' imaged by th s eru I t an I
IMicd Siati' e are sorry to have it
to sav that North Carolina is in tho rear
in anything, g , rI or progressive. We
know she i ci; a',le of standing in the
front, and keeii.nii lacs with the most
nioL'ies-ivc and thriving sections of th
country. let she is Deniu,!, necause
he T lot I' Vilopj.1, and thus a great in
iu.tK" is 1 ,n li.tr. uur inuoin love
I it mailt', prompt us to wish oar native
section every possible blessinj. tk are
ii'it ashamed ol our nativity because ol
its disadvantages and uiiJevelop.il slate
We can rcpat in the spirit th t patriutic
sentiment ol Judge tiaston;
Let nit tlisetli.it l.o'e us love the 1ml that
live tti.
ti t .- ,i relUi-,11 s on this siile ot lloftven
We would have our section to uliiiu
seeoml 1 1 none in tne eaiaxv in .serin
Carnlitia's dory. Our imiple liiv been
so often disappointed by the failure of
ai road protect that they are growing
ilesniudeiit. Why grow det ondettt.'
It cosl iis not Inn r to make an eliurl, and
withmit effort nothing can be accomplish.
cd. L-tt us be cti 'ourag!, an I know no
such fiK'lin-' us d spondency or discoiir
gemcnt.--Troy ViMie.
What aav the nentile of Alamance, and
oatieeially of south Alamance, to holding
1 .-. i 1.1 mil,.
a meetiitil and apiminting delegates to. tne
meeting lobe held in Charlotte on the
15th msl., uism the oticslion ot nunuinu
the above named railway.' it win in an
. .. .. t. :
likelihood be built, and that not long
hence. Inducements go a long way in
securing railways, and the greater the in
ducements the greater me ecu n'y
of cetlitiL' the road lor this or that point.
lira ham lilraiier.
We ate overstocked in clothing and
otderto reduce stock have put tne h siii
right into prices and will sell all goods
this line at figures that will astonish you,
V. N. Stain back Co,
ARR YOU MAHF. mlsfmble br Indltwitlw,
--..,n.,i..n ru,t,,M UMunrADtllUl. ellow
likiii? ijhlleh'sVluiitlJ"ltlM. ..r"'
Ml. by I.E. Hircn.VieMoa.T. P. Huawr, Vi
rtuwi,
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T 1 1 K mud are gelling belter.
Tout to commence gurdening.
Thin i the first Spring month,
Fhkhii fish ure getting more plentiful.
Wraro now on the March for spring.
I'ltBI'AKB the land well before you
plant.
(iBT in (be oats and cluver as soon as
you can.
Tub Spring poet will soon make his
appearance.
TllR March winds are upon us. Be
careful with fire.
(!bt your net and boats ready, it will
soon be time to go fishing.
TltBitK is an i !d saving that leap year
i always a good fruit year.
Til K Haptist congregation of Marga
rettsville, have a new ihurch to worship
in.
TltBitK are 172 known species of crea
tures that are blind. This does not in
clude lovers.
Snow us that woman who is not
fashion's slave tun! we will show you a
very oi,l woman.
Amonii the companies that will gn in
to camp at Wrightsville on July 15th
are the Scotland Neck Jlotinted Rifle-
ni,1'"' lallt' Anthony; and tho Palmyra
'-V"1 l"Hry, Lapt. hpniill, which
company K of the First Regiment,
Col.
I otten.
(iiink for Oixiii Mr. M. F. Hart,
left Monday for Raltiinoreau 1 New York
to piirehas' spring i:,imls. He l a close
buyer and an excellent hand at 'selecting
good and stylish eood. He will return
a week or ten (lavs with a huge and
varied assortment nf sprint: and summer
gods for ladies, men and children. Vis
it his sture and examine his stock when
they arrive.
Sami'I.eImihiis Ciibai'. Mr. V. H
Tillcry. one of our live merchants, adver
tises in thi issue a large lot of sample
spring goods which heoftj-rs at wholesale
cost 1 hese good are perfectly new and
in the very latest styles, dloves. jerseys,
hati'ikcichtcts unit parasols are among
these goods, ror a lull list see adver-
tieement. This is a good chance for la-
lies and gentlemen to buy, and save from
thirty to forty per cent.
Ttt.Mxs Dbi.aybii Two stuns of
the bridge of the Wilmington Columbia
ami Augusta railroad, across I'ec ioc
river in South Carolina, were burned on
Monday night. Trains will run via to
Wadeslioro and thence on the C. C. rail
way to Wilmington until the bridge is re
paired. They will eon.seijtiently bo late
lr a ilav or two, until the bridge can lie
repaired. It is hoped that temporary
spun will be in position by rritlay.
Oi artbri.v Mkrtinhs. The Oa-.r
terly Meetings for Warrcnton District
M. K. Church, for the second tinarte
be held as follows, the HeV. .1. K
Nelson, presiding:
Wilson station. Mar. 10 11
Weldon and Halifax at Halifax" 17 IS.
ToUnot station, " J." 'M
Wtirrenlon ct at Sarepla Mar 31 " Apr 1
11 'imokcH., at Calvary,
Apr. 7 W
" 14 15
II 0 oo
" 28 2'J
May t ti
May VA
tiartcnion ai neuron
Halifax et at l'altnyrs,
Wilson miss, at .Micoma,
liiilgcway,
Nashville Miss.
Parson Kavsmhre. Parson Joseph
Uavsmore, a colored preacher well known
in this community, left some months ago
to take charge of a church in Ohio. The
Little Rock ( Ark.) Nun says in a recent
issue : "tu'V. Joseph ttaysioore. Inrintr
ly one of the leading lights of the Hap
tist denomination of North Carolina, is
now pastor of tie Macedonii Hapti.-t
hureh. Cimbrid.'e. Ohio. Dr. Havs-
niore is a power for good wherever he
goes, and he ha our wishe f,,i success
in his new field.'' Rev. Ravsraore has
we understand, tendered his resignation
to take etleet w hen he receives his salary
A Form br Ciiizbn Sbvbrbi.y In-
Jl KKli On rndav last .Mr. It. .1. I.ih-Ii
mil, a former r 'sidetu of this t.lie
ilaiiireiouly wouii led at Kuipoiis. on lb,
IVt-Tsbur'' r.iilroa i, In a ncro He wa
in C'Uiiinati'l ot a -itael ol w irktneit
the Atlantic aud Danville railroad, and
ilis.harged one of them, who refused to
leave. Mr. Cix-hrau ordered htm off. and
the negro stui'k him with a pi,kux
ietiun a severe Wound which penetrated
the lung The nrjtro was arr a eil and V
now iu jail. Mr. Cochran at last reports
was doing well and there is every reason
tob'li've that he will recover utile
some unforeseen symptom of sn unfavor
able nature should appear,
Tub Raii.roahMbbtish The R dl-
road mivlinti called at this place on last
Saturday was postpon.ii indefinitely ! r
tm, rou5 , ihat a me ting ha been called
t j(,ni,Wood on next Saturday, where II
o 1 . . . .
believe,! that the matter will be tnor
0u,lv discussed. It ii hop,! lhat all wh
arc iterist,sl in the matter will attend
- whether from KrinUeyville township or
0y other part ul the oounty. J his is an
im"Wrtant matter to the people of the
countv. especially in tne western en.l ol
the isoiint v and ther should be a full at
in .....Unne at the mocrinn. The D-oiile of
,nat vlma arc fully aware ol their own
in nw,(s ,nrt Vi! naVt, n0 ,iUU( there will be
full interohanBe of opinion for the ten
cfit of the localities inure directly to be
benefited. All are invited, li t all attend
SHILOll'S ('ATAHKlT KF.MF.liY a rultlve
cure for Uaurrh, Dilith"rt and Cmiker Mouth.
roruUby 1. a.Gnta, Weldou, T, f. Uuutvr
Wart;ilt0U.
HoAitit of CoMMictsltixKn.'. Tile ' t'l.ASt Mtjfl (J'"-lt,'s .' 'The Mi'mia?
hoard of County Coiuinissioners met tinm Ilmmt, gives the following reasons
Monday and Tuesday ut Halifax, all the why the South should plant more corn :
members being present, j In I SS7 the South made a much larger
A number of accounts wero audited com crop than ever belore. Fortunate
and ordered paid, and other routine bui as this would bo under any other t ir-
ness was transacted.
Clerk II viiians report of half fee at
the late term of the Inferior court was
received, approved nuil recorded.
It Was ordered that the Supervisors of
Halifax township bo reipiested to adver
tise for jiropoHal to rebuild the two
Ouankcy bridges or lo build culvert
across the stream; the report and propo
sals to be submitted to the Hoard of ( 'om
tuissioner at it next regular meeting;
and that T. L. F.mry and .1. II. Whita
kcr act with the Hoard of Supervisors on
thepatt of the Hoard of Commissioner..
l'BRSONAI.. The Rev. W. 1'. ISIake,
formerly a popular pastor of the Haptist
church at this place, writes to the llilili-
tl hrrurtlrr that bets getting on well
with the Indian Mission school at La-
sak-wa, Indian Territory.
Lieutenant (inventor Steiluitin, Judge
C Avery and ('apt. H. It. lVebles
were in town Sunday.
Messrs. Max Hoffman, T. W. Fenner.
W. II. Kitchin, W. II. Smith and H. I).
irav, of Scotland Neck, left Monday (ol
'harlotte to attend the Superior Court
now in session at that place, the two for
mer as parties to a suit and the others as
witnesses.
('apt. II. (i. Smith, who removed with
his family from Scotland Neck to Arkan
sas about ten years ago antl ha been liv-
ng there ever since, returned home Mon
day and will hereafter live in Scot laud
k. e welcome them back and con
gtatulate their many relatives and frieuds
on their return.
Mr. (i. S. White, one of the prominent
merchants of Scotland Neck, left yester
day to purchase spring goods for his firm.
Si t'EitttiR CiifHT. The March term
of the Superior Court for this county
convened on Monday, Judge Graves on
the bench.
The criminal docket ia small, theic be
ing only ten eases, one of which is for
horse stealing, two for larceny and two for
failure on the part of Supervisors to re
port on roads.
1 here are on t lie appearance docket
cases. anJ l.'ili on the trial docket. A
calendar has been arranged for civil case,
beginning on Tuesday last, but no cases
are set later than Monday next.
There were few in attendance Mon
day, owing partly, no doubt, to the bad
weather.
State vs. lllount Mitchell antl Orphic
Parker, larceny and receiving; appeal
from Inferior court. Guilty as to Mitch-
ill, two years anil six months in the petit
tcntiary.
Mate vs Mary Smith, larceny; guilty
four months in county jail.
Male vs. Amanda Hurt on, larceny:
submitted, judgment suspended on pay
incut of cost.
State vs. Conius Taylor, larceny; guil
ty; live years in 1 lie penitentiary.
IIakkbb, Merchant Man.
A stands for Action, which makes bus
iness move.
D for the Dash, which ne'er gets in
a groove;
V stands for Via, which e'er leads to
success,
K for the Knergy, hustlers possess;
R stands for Reason, to w hich good
sense yields,
T stands for Type, which the world's
sccptro wields;
I stands for Industry, handmaid of
thrift,
S for the Scales, which don't come as
a gift ;
I stands for Indolence, mau s greatest
curse,
X for the Nothing in Lazybones'
purse;
G stands for Gold, which you all want
to gel;
P stands for Patience, which bids you
not fret,
A for Advice that you keep out of
debt;
V stands for You. sir, whom thus I ad
vise, S for Success if you but advertise.
Vol- Think, Don't Yot'f Wheu
you want newspaper favor you Mrikc
for your "home paper." don't you? If
you want your town boomed and youi
properly increased in value, you expect
your home paper to go in for it "teeth
ami toe nail, aon t your let you ma
like a steer when the editor does any
thing that would not be noticed in any
body else, and you object to his paT be
cause it hasn't as mux' reading matter
it as a "city paper," don't yon? Still,
on the whole, dear leader, you think
your home paper a mighty good thing
for the town, and yet by your actions
you preclude the home paper from think
ing the town is a good thing for it by not
giving it sufficient patronige, don't you?
You would not expect the home paper
only circulating in hnudrcds to give you
as much reading matter as a city paper
circulating thousands, would you? You
would not expect the price of the former
to be as low as tho latter to give you
the local dots and the thousand and
one little newsy things and nothings that
you get in the former, would you? Do
you think that a newspaper publisher
can live on wind? And do you think
lhat he can forever digest the consol
ing lad that his paper i "a good thing
forthe town." when he receives nothing
in return? He can't do it, can he? Kx
WhatTiikv vVkah
very ihap thi year.
-Valentin are
It si i much in lavor lor clotli ilresses.
The latest fad on ball dresses is long
angel sleeve.
Handkerchiefs etiliicl ol luoc ale com
ing in Vogue.
Piaster bonnet wiil match the gowns
worn with them.
The Tosca is the favorite French
round hat, and it has a low crown.
Black, dark blown or gray fur trim
red cloth tlri'sses vcrv tastefully.
The ideal house gown of the season
has dcliiiously loose and easy sleeves.
All pale shadi's of groen from reseda to
sage will be in high favor for Koater bon
nets.
There are many poke brimmed bon
nets among the importation of spring
millinery.
Aumouierea, or alum bag, and carved
ivory rosaric are beautiful gifts for the
Kaster season.
The ribbons that trim the first itihIiki-
titm of Kaaler bonnela are wider than
those of the passing scaaou.
WHY wlt.LYOl' roiieli l,en Hhtlnh'sRair
wlllliviinini,sli"U; relief. Trice Id cent; Hi
criiuandonennl.sr. For sale by I. it,, urecu
xtMvi), T, f Uuiper, YYarrtatvtv
cuinstanees, it was exceedingly toiliiuate
in view ot the extremely short crop iu
the West and the eonse,Uent high prices.
The increase in tin) South' 1W corn
crop over that of IMG will keep at least
j;iO,ll(MI,llim ill that section that would
otherwise have gone West. As the
planting season return it becomes of so
great an importance that Southern farm
er should be urged to plant more largely
than ever of corn. Refore anolher crop
is raised the West will be aliuu-t out of
corn, and stocks will be at such a low
point that such an unusually heavy crop
for the whole country would be so great
ly needed to supply the deficiency of lf-S7
and to meet current wants that prices
would still continue high, even if the
yield be very large. It is very impor
tant, therefore not only for tho good of
the South in general but especially for
tho prosperity of the farmers, that they
should again raise a large corn rrop.
The South ought to do even better in
thi line than last year, and Southern
farmers will make a serious mistake if
they do not plant for a largo crop of corn
antl also of uttt. We believe that every
paper in the South would do well to urge
this matter upon its readers.
Sri'itBMB Ctii'RT Dkcihionh. R. Si
G. R. It. Co. vs Ijcwis.
There was assessed against some lots
owned by the plaintiff in Halifax county
taxes to the amount of 28.40, which the
sheriff was proceeding to collect, when
the plaintiff asked for an injunction on
the ground that the lots were exempt
from taxation under the charter of the
company, as held by tho Supreme Court
of the I'nited States iu l.'l Wallace, page
284.
Held, That the act of assembly, sec.
81. chap. Ill", acts of 1887. forbidding
any court u issue an injunction to re
strain the collection of a tax except
where the same is levied for an illegal or
unauthorized purpose, and requiring the
payment of the tax with liberty to sue
for the same, is coii-iitutional, and such
injunctions can uolonger be issued.
Hughes vs. Bonne.
The appellee docketed the appeal nnd
moved to dismiss, suggesting that appellant
had purposely failed to bring up his ap
peal in time for argument at this term.
The motion was not made until alter
the Week assigned to that district had
pawed, and then without notice, nor un
til applicant's case had been docketed.
Held, That the motion must be deni
ed. In the case of Hannon v. (!ii.zard
the petition to rehear has been refused
by the .Supreme Court, and the former
ruling is affirmed. This puis an end to
the litigation concerning tho office ol
register of deeds of this county which has
been pending for several years.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Granville street M. K Church
Sunday school, Halifax, on March 4th,
18SS ;
It has pleased Almighty G, si in His
infinite wisdom lo remove f'toiii our midst
on February 11th. ISsg, one of our
seholais, little Hubert Hoi'ton, aged right
years, six months mid fourteen days, after
a painful illness of only a few day, and
his sweet, gentle spirit was borne from
earth and transplanted int i realms of
glory. It is with .ailn-s we record the
death of one whose life though short, ex
hibited the purest and noblest traits of
character, bat we bow in humble submis
sion to the will of Him who docth nil
things well.
RbsuI.vbii, That while we shall never
again behold his sweet smiling I'a -c on
earth, and clasp again hi little hand we
fondly cherish his memory, rejoicing in
the hope of meeting liitn iu heaven, where
God shall wipe aw.iy all t 'ar.s from our
eyes, where there shall be no more sor
row, sickness or ileal h.
RksiiI.VBI), That we tender our warm
est heartfelt sympathy's lo his father and
mother iu this sad hour of bereavement,
!. to bis relatives and friends who arc
lelt lo mourn their loss; earnestly pray
ing that they may tear with I hnsliaii
fortitude their loss, and .that they may
say in the language of I he Saviour, "Thy
will bo done.
Rbsiii.vbh, That while our Sunday
school has suffered such an irreparable
loss, we mourn his departure, but as those
not without hope; lor we feel and believe
that this sad affliction is a manifestation
of God's love and not His wrath.
Rksolvbh, That a copy of these reso
lutions be entered on our minute, that a
copy Ih' sent to the family aud one to the
UoanoKK -Nkus lor publication.
.Mrs. A. M. Cihipkr, )
MissM. L.Carhawav, ' Coin.
W. II. lloitiiiiiiti,
VJluRaleigh Cltr'nti'tnt Alrcttr please
copy.
Don't i.inf riment
You cannot afford lo waste time in
ejperimcliting when your lung are iu
danger. Consumption always seem., at
first, only a cold. l)o not permit any
dealt r to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Ur. King's New Ih.
covery for Cousuinption, Coughs, aud
Colds, but be sure you get ihe genuine
Because he can make more profit he may
tell you he ha aomclliing just a giHl,
or just the same. Ilon't be deceived,
insi-t ution gitlin,; l'r. Kind's New Dis
covery. which is guarantied to give relief
in all throat, lung and chest affections.
Trial bottle free at uny druir sti re. Lame
i bottles cl
I liavprm ivciiprcat lii'Mctit fnm Ktj'a
(Y'imi Halm fur ( atnrrli. 1 rHnitut ci
jiitwt tlto suiTeuii I have t'liiliireil ihe
past year, ftum Naal catarrh (', L.
Ili'Miim. Ciinway, 1'. 0., Kaml 'Iph Co.,
North (Wliim.
Fur heviral nar I have lixtl veryhaj
nas tl cut an h. 1 tried Kly V CrHam Italui
ami it hawcurml in 1 can reuomuitMiil
it to all auilViing fruin catarrh aa liein
th. bpst r.iinlT,1)aTid McK. Smith,
Middle Brook,' Va.
"Lay thy (tweet hands in mine," ho
said, but hhe (nly remaiknl that hc had
nueraliiia and raH hoM her uiaii Uc
ravc her Salvation Oil and now hi? holds
wi 8wwt hand hy ihe hour.
rrom ahnont every nation ot the Mate
conn repnrt.s of a gen- ral imprnveuKiit
of the health of our people due no riouht
to the influence of lr. Bull ('oujih
Sytup which costa only twenty five cents.
A large lineof cloaks atvd raia for
sale at vhoUale to clowo out n line of
goods. V. N Stainhack and Co.
THK IttV.DKO. H.T11AYKR, of Monron, Ind.,
m w. ' iVilli mvse!f ami Wift' ow our liviw to
MUltUW H)'SHMIT0N i'tiHR." VorwU- by
, E. Oreeo,VVelion,T.4'.Uuirt!r( Varrcutuu.
Wniiiiii1WHlirii
Due uf The Itreatest Mjstcrii s
Of tho many mysteries which baffle the
analyses of Science, is the law of heredity
governing the transmission of mental unil
physical characteristics from one genera
tion to anolher. In nn instance is this
strange law more emphatically illitstiatcd
than in tho generic perpetuation of tli.s
eases. Of all the hcrdiiary blood diseases,
none is more common than Scrofula
This widely prevalent disease has hith
erto been considered incurable, but since
tbcintroduclioii of S. S. S., nature's own
antidote for diseased blood, tlnse serolu
loua afflictions have lost their worst feat
ures tin ir alleged incinablliiy. The
fact is established that ihe severest form
of scrofula can be cured by iheiemarkable
remedy. The fact is vciiiicd by hundreds
of iueouteslible proof's. The following
testimony is a striking exhiLitioti of this
fact. It cannot failtu impress the minds
of parents w ho may have children dou
bled with this dangerous disease. Mr.
Collier is a highly respected, popular and
well known citizen uf Dooly county. He
particularly reipiesls the publication of
his letter, so that other families; similarly
afflicted, may learn, through his experi
ence, how they can procure a remedy
which will infallibly and permanently
cure and eradicate hereditary Scrofula.
Vienna, Ga., Aug. 15, 1H87.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Gil:
Gentlemen three or lour years ago,
my little daughter, six years of age, had
very ugly boils, which very stain after
their appearance, terminated in running
sores, all over her head and face. I tried
all the known remedies salves, healing
washes, etc.. but none seemed to do any
good. Her scalp was in a bad condition,
indeed. Filially, I sent her to Atlanta
to have her examined, fur I had become
very uneasy about her. The doctors who
examined her said she was badly afflicted
wilh Scrofula. About the same time my
little son, aged four years, broke out all
over the head and face with the aanie
disease and for weeks he could not lie
down to sleep without suffering great tor
ture. His head was a solid mass of
ores.
I began to use S. S S. as soon as I was
satisfied about the nature uf the disease,
and continued to use it until all signs of
the disease had disappeared. It is now
going on three years since I have seen
any signs ol the disease breaking out.
To day they are as healthy looking chil
dren us can he found iu the county. Be
fore they began the use of S. 8. S. they
were frail in constitution, but now they
look strong anil healthy. I did uot give
them any other kind of medicine to aid
tho S. S. S., but relied entirely on it.
as I had seen some cases (and had otlis.
too,) of blood poisoning cured in my
ncic.hhorh.ood by the S. S. S.
Kvery parent has within teach a cheap
and posilive cure for their children, af
flicted as mine were, anil t il they have
to do is to give it fair tria1, and a cure is
certain. You are at liberty to use this
letter so that pareuts may know how my
children were cured of their troublesome
disease. (i,,d knows it has lifted a heavy
load from my miud, as their affliction
greatly troubled me.
Job. T. Coi.i.iBit
Treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed Tree.
Tin; Swit r Specific Co., drawer 3,
Atlanta. Ga.
Tub beat in the cheaprttt. l'r. Hull's
llaby Syrnp is acknowledged to be the
safest and most reliable medicine for ba
bies. Price only twenty-five cents per
bottle.
li' you feel that everything ia going
wrong, if you do not feel like getting up
in the morning, if you have pain iu the
stomach, take a dose of Laxador, tho
golden remedy. Price only twenty-five
cents.
SHU"!!'. I't'ltB will Immeiliat.ly relieve
t'r.aip. Wh,Kj,lnK(',ui;li mitt nrenclotlv For sale
by I. l'..oret'ii. '.YcUtuii, T. 1'. Ilutitt-r, Warrelitoli.
Knit IIVSI'KISIA and l.ivrr t'ouij-tiiiit y.it
linve 'I rilllel ituilrsnl,'. ell every tmtll,' ,,f Mlt
iot, s Vltalifer. It never frtil to clue F..r sslc
by 1, E. tirceu, Weldon, T F Hauler Wtirrcntun
A XASAl. IVJKrTilR free nitli each bottle of
sloteli s Catarrh Kemeity. 1'rlee .'si cents. F'or
miIc bv 1 K iireen We don, T. 1' Hunter Warreti
ton. All winter troods
M. P. Hakt.
at redueid
prices
?."it;.") worth of sample jewelry just
opened. Solid gold and gold plated jew
city of all kinds, at prime wholesale cost
at T. L. Kmkv's.
The best alwayB the cheapest Save
money by purchasing the celebrated Bay
State and Zeigler Brother shoes
bouiiltt direct from the manul'aetureis.
Porsalo by P. N. Stainuai k & Co.
Just received a handsome line of bug
gies, v. cry cheap, laiok at them he-
lore purchasing elsewhere. 1 . N. Stain-
back and Company.
.Jut rwiivcd a lu-iiiiiful linf nf
ture in wnlnut anl till friimcs.
pic
The
i itfH ari Hi InW that all can invent.
1. N. Stainhack Co.
Uui liarirains id overcoat.
M. F. II ART.
A true houA-hohl Ti'iiusly fT the
cure of M alalia and Fever aol Aue
QiiiiitiUo. .Vl cents at )nur iliugj-iMs.
NKW ADVKKTISKMKNTS.
USE THK RELIABLE
EAGLE BRAND GUANO.
nsH aoNi tAtit.
FECIAL PRICES FOR CAR LOADS
CAR Y W. JONES A CO.,
it.. i. I--K. A t',-,1
DiANurACTuNcaa,
PETERSBURG, VA
(i T 1 r i: OK h a I. K .
A? mini iniNt riitur oil hi e-iUtie ol' llorluTt A.
Sli-.tyi-, ili'it-HM'it. I Mm), mi ll:c T;:i1i Ihv if
Mint it Ihivi, in ilui n-iilt m i ol M4i l iK'ci'MM'il i.m
I'lrtl Iu fU (t.r (Ush, In till' ItlKllChl blililrr
ulli.lilif ih tmhiuI ),nii ti U li'iitiuiit li html
tHli1, rtiiiMUHK in rt ni )nni,nrii, n'Hou wtl
chhmiiuI l.nl.lcr H.iii-flinlii ini kid tu n fmtti
lure, etc. Tt ro.M'l miIi t 'tivh mi iIhj cif lie
liviry TllnS H lAYl.nll,
Ktb. 17th Y'h St w, Adiumidrator,
NOTICE.
Havlne iualifiil b frf lln lt-rk -f tlif Siir
rior Court nf M-lifiu nuiilvn HdmiuMrnnir d
YMiU- r.f IteriVil A. Sii-ditf, lc-"H'.il, UU' of
Hnlif-n rttiinlv. ii.iti'c f- hTt'liy (Ei v
cii In M ptT-mii- ItaviiiK i Islms K'it'l il-ftnH'i1
) nn-M-nt iht'ni tor imi m out dnlv tiiiilionttcHtt d
on nr Ik'I iff Hit-Kth dyiti February v.i. nr thi"
liniii-o will (. p'l-ndod ill lnr of llifir roi'OViy.
All itorwn indolilt'd In wod cnUtf will come
li.ru HrJ mid m UIo t .uu-o
THUS. ll.TAY1.OK
Kclil iiitv AdiiiiiiihirMtor.
1TOTICE.
Hivlnit q-nlitlpd w Kipoutor oft he cfUtpul the
iHto J. E Km. I bf rvby Rive noliee In nil pi-rectim
IndobttMlln Hit uuc unniike iwvmpiU inmo.itud
tn hII iM'mnns having cUimti ftf(iiiiHi the ertnte to
jtrovetit llu'wiinfi himplM-fnretbftlBth dfiy ofFob
runrj ihmh, othorwise thii uoU(;c ill be ploadvd
in Uir of their recovery,
J. K.Rt K.ir,
fciecuur.
McM. FurKPVon,im'
NKW ADVKRTISK.MKNT8.
Th Uri'iUt-nl urn on LttrUi f ir 1'nin. ' WU.il
rvuvTV i,iiri' iiuitkiv Uttn uny ut In r km urn itiii I
i-,iv iuii-iimiu, -in, r urft.ffiA
tSvtviHllh'r,. hllll . t-L, 111 ula
lmriM, r"nJJ, i u, l.uinUi I
pi, I'lttirin. ht,ru,. hfixt L.tfi, 1
Uin kai lu', Qiiin-V, l-k.rr Hirout, I
St-iuMa. Wont,.). llt-udaWhM. I
T.".iliu lw Siirul.ii, t i.-. Irlfi'l
.ifriyvm. . UtU fiui.i i7 Kill
AjJ-inilsta Cautbili - Tim frvu I
4octP rvu'irti'ixvl IrMlf Muil. Mid ourl
rVMrlmil.i piCTintun-. A. 4'. H yr A , Koi I
IktUuniorc, Bd.. t. H. A.
lit. BiiH'i t'oucri NyrtiB will core y"ur
Couch al ohm. Price uulv 35 C'U. It tile.
n
J
I have just bought from I10GKS
HI10S., their
LARGE AND HANDSOME
Line of Spring Samples wh
at
ol. 1 will sell
Iu these goods the public cm fiud al
most anything wanted, and at prices much
less than any merchant can buy the name
goods, regular. I'eing samples I get off
a HISCOL'XT, which enables mo to Bell
tb "til
VT COST.
X.
I will be glad to show these goods to
any one.
Among them em be found
Summer llugy Kobe.
Ladies Jerseys. Ladies Scarfs,
Shoulder , Scarfs. Corsets, Headed nets.
Gossamer
Pocket:
I
.irasols,
Cottttterpnnes,
Tidies, Towels,
Hose and Half Hose,
Gents' Scarfs, Gloves.
Ladies' Summer ets,
Gents Gauze Shirts,
Silk Handkerchiefs.
IV Spring, Table
Cloths. Suspenders,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Soliciting on examination of these
goods by the public. 1 GI'AUANTEK
tti please.
Respectfully.
W. B. TI TiLKRY,
WKLHON, N. C,
mar Stf
MALARIA.-ThitvrTfi"Mlitf1tinctUi-
eiMM u uunkiy Cured by (UIMOLKu,
I FEVER AND ACUE.- A mnetm-
ill : 1NTOLKO. U liuvcr laili to euro.
I LIVER DISEASE. Q'l'TOLKO u
n mint him emocuro ir annpciui in or
COUlplKIQU,
I BILIOUSNESS. -Tii.hf.-t rM fir
i'?t tnri1 in inp tiriu mr lhiiuus uuur
(i-rBi-! INTOl.KO.
I DYSPEPSIA oth'r mtreitivo
iriinnips am promptir rcltveu via
quickly curttllifl INTOl.KO.
A lelUUi TssU.
PWStT1.T 8VI! Ali
iia;R DiSAi-iinST,
OUINTOLtO.
1 Snuhtld Beat?.
AnioirTtiT k (t RB
tK ADOVI OltlAHl.S.
-OUINTOLtO.
i Piil.lt ti ALL HMI KlilMH.
J.H.WINKCLMANN 4 CO. Prommtom,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ttucii virrx cknts ih iwitlb.
june 23 l y
NOTICE-
Tin midorsiitrn' 1 hnvinir this lny (iurUIkhI 1C'
f-if!-ih-v MiDonur etiiin ni tl tinav (inilitv hb ev
.i-iii.ii uf bite will Mini tfsbuiM'iit l 1 hnniiis
AU-.Min.l. r, d.'fi'usod, lu-n-by imlily nil verx'iis
l i ir nt tlii'in dul ulu'iitit Hk'ti by IlK Iin.1
Iihs nn.' c Unn amnisi I ne I'Mut'- ni uir acoeaoii
till nl'Mrtnll
M. McM A HON,
T..I MAtrl'l KK,
Klt'eUtnr of Thu AU'VHiidor.
i-h lfl, IHS. fob Hi liw.
lM'Cfl'ltlX s NO'IH'K.
Tin- mideriHlinied ItaviiiK this dity quli(leil n
oxi'culnv tti lite 1 it will and IcKUmrnt l John
A. MyKirv, di'OouM'd, iK-rot.j noiiltin iilleroditorh
nl lbcs;iiil to-'tHiitrln inioiit their clalm-i duly
iiui!ioiili"ioit tn me or tnv Miunn-v Million
hmiioi. Woldnii. N. V .on or hofnlV Mltri-h Ul,
nr thii imiict' will bo tilettdod in Iwr ot (heir
ro-tiTy
All ioptnn indebted lo mA toKtnlorirp hereby
tmtihoil inutHko iiumeuitite HiyitM'iii m me or my
Htl.inifVK. NAK) f. HIH1KP.,
Mullon iV Hatiiel fttt'ys. Kxeoutrlx.
Kobriinrv 10. lNs. fob r.
A
DMlNISTKATtiK'S XOTH K
llnvitic (lutililiodmi n'mininlnitnr urion theenUte
i.i iir inn-riHiiv.nif iwiter, nomiv.i i.tirmy
( lurk ot the mi port or onn (ti tiHiitt conuiy
XiirttHiirolHin nn ihe Mil any nt .inmiHrv
in'tvtiv rivo no, ii"H' tnall iH-nton Indobtod tn wiiil
evfcilMnvpuk' the Mine with me Htnnt-end nil
t iniis who h.ive elinn neninst tuid estate ire
nereT nniiliod and reqniredto irnwnt iheir rlinn
l im nn r bofir- tlu- S'th dy nf MHiMinry iK'tor
thlMi.'lice will Ik1 p'eHdod in bur of their recovery
Tin lbin (iy oi January
JtiHNr. NMVSOM
Admfnlstrntor of Cldlborne Baker, deeumert.
T.vi. Hmrklns. utoniev fnradmr.
jn iv w
lAl?lliieB WnMfm exW in thniiwind
I
ffl
Sail
c Goods
Wholesale Cost.
HUICHKIIHHM
g? (TKAbK'MAKK Hl'ftlSThltBO.)
I f Vi Vi I of fnrmn, bnmre pnrniied by the
marvel of tnvMHion. Hionowhoare In need el
Cnitituble work that ean be dooe while living at
nme ahonld at oiiet- aeud their arttlrmn tn Hallett
A 'o .PortlMn'i.Mnineji'Ml reeeiv free,nill inTor
maUnn how either ncx, of H airca, can earn from
$T ti W't per daaud uinranb whwever tbey live.
You are Ktatted trve Capital not required. Borne
riave imwi over fo iu a aiutfie ' u inn wen
NEW ADVKHTISUMKNTS.
THE LEADING
1THI1 II
T. W. WOOD & SONS
10S.14lhSt.lKicbiiiod,Va.
RcqueM all Oanknis I'iinc. n
Truck.-is in sen.l '!.., !u-i
HEW SEED CATALOGUE
br 1888. It com iri ls-rr',tio;!i .l
all new an 1 tksir.tti; ; .,ic. tu ., of
SEED;
for the F.irin and C.irtlen liut aro
adapted M tlis South.
'rass & Clover Seeds a Specially.
Catalogue mailed free. Sknii fok it.
Jkuiis y5 S010
PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH
Ti W Alt ,)( I.I lil li. I.i,t -1, , ni. I Utmvt.
Hprid lAifiii HAKMt l;l- V CO ,Hn I tl tliitf;tW),N.V.
PI
1 EHSIAN BLOOM. Brit CckvUsicb Jiu-
Hand tuunti fur trial i.g!.UiH:, AiMi itnt, u ubom
tiltMr Kfcin t 'nr.. :...! Illn,i.li I 'n,.i I .! ,ir b nown.
HI
Iiidlawrlliiii Inwuid I'n Km. Kvlinu.lli.n. Im ulunliln fur
uli.V. . ik l.niiif-. At-thinn.
Id i-Hiiimli-tii, tritinli- Wiukm -P, mid nil JhUhh and illx
wdof wf Die 8ittiimch tiitil IiiiHt'W, boo. at DrugtfuU,
HINOERCORNS.
Tb Mftt. unt mill UHt oiin- fnri'orm, lluittniii, .
BloiMatl iMiln Ktiiini'- t'niiirttrt In I hi' l.-i -t. .Never lalll
Uxmr. 16 txiulM M lit UtltfUtl. Uucul fc CO., IS. V.
jNitUiiy i ly
LIQUORS.
C. SMITH,
SEE jus uyroiis,
sei: his a a aks,
EVKRY DltlNK IN SKASON.
BaffC Suiith at Kvans' old stand
Washington avenue, Weldon, N. C.
dec 1G ly.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
'lounges the Nasal
I'assages, Allays
tain and Inflamma
ion. Heals the
sores, Hestorc8tbo
v-nses of taseand
Miull.
HAY-FEVER I HY the Cure.
CAT.Mllill
(h ti diwttse of llu- linirmiK nn-iiilirHiio, RtMiornlly
nriRinann? in ttit'inisttl mHL-ci- uml niHiutuiimig
iu htmnliolil in I In liiatl. From tins jM.mt it
st'iids firthaM)isiiihnisvinisimii,ll:osiiiiii(icliai)d
tliroUKh tlit'ilitfi'slivcdrumm.ci-rniiiniic the 11m1
Htid (truduciiif! mlicr truiiljlosomvund dwngtTOUi
A iHHic!o is applied into ciidi tuistrll and li
aurfWililc. I'lit'e fHt ce.it ut i rn;tti: ty mi.il,
n niterad, (Wj cents. Kl.V HKOTUKKS, tireeu
tticli St., New Yurk.
fib Sly
857
KSTAIll-ISIlKD
1857
JANUARY lit 1 1 1 T.
RUFE. W. DANIEL
QBOCKRIS9,
LiquOKs,
FINE WINKS,
C Hi ARB,
TOBACCO
0., Jic.
II RROM. H A KCil'.I.'S
LAO Hll BKEUON ICK.
R. W. DANIEL,
10, Wish. Ave Weldon N.O:
June is l-y
GROCERIES 1
W. 1 1. B.
We have jnst roturncd to Wi'Iilon
0., and now octuriy tlic store bi'twoen
EMRY'S & ZOLLICOFFER S.
Wc nro rwiving anil upciiiuj; a full
line of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES-
Wc will keep on liaml a nuloctod ntnclt
r
Groceries, Fruits, Cotificlioncriiw, Cigan,
Tobacco, Snuff, WimmIcii and Willnw
Ware, Tropkcry, (llii, Tin
Ware, rf'C, ke.
We will wll at tli.
LOWEST PIUCES.
We also return our sincere, thanks to
our many fri nil and acquaintances fur
their kind, libjr.il , droui,;,; in the just
and solicit a cintinuanc of the same,
with guarantee to please.
YeryjKei-pectfully,
J. L. .H'DKINS & t'O.,
jan-5-tf. W.ildon, N. C.
RICHLY
rewarded are tboee who read
thin and thoti rtitliry will find
honomblp omploMuent (lint will not Ulethem
froim their hnnn and JnmfH Tlie rtrofitiare
liree and kupo for every iiMltiMrtonap-'rw-a. man
llave roaiand i re now making -veral hundcoa
dollani a month, It taeaMy fir any on t" make
andupwflNir inotiedny who e wiUiiiR U erk.
EiUtereex.younvor old; caoiwl uot V6 ,
tUrt you. Kven-thiiic"''. Ntns)Mv-la1 e
quired; yon reader, ejtn An U an woU an hh W -'
W ri(e toiwat oiice fur full nurtinilm vhU w
mall free. AidTt'( SMnsou wui Co. 1'wUaiia t
,
N.