THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST , 1S.(H,
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Wk. had n.it v-.-n ;i r.py of the Wd j
ilini . kws in a nii.n: u it iv
nut we malic havuo with it'
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-Wiiiniiur
tan .!'.,-.
The UiiANi'KK N i:vs is nniled t''"-:,
lark to the .) i' H'f i cv, rv v
eck.
arc S"tnc W'..!' ii ho in ill'' .'
office and wo suspect ih.-y "eabbau
as the Nkws is always in demand.
A Fiirntt-rs' Alliance
Caroliua l'ailed enic tinn! a no and as it
was under the aii' i"es of the order cred
it utt Here' tuid that the Aliianee had
none of the responsibility of the eoiieern
but tliai the managers must he looked
t) personally. Some of the erniitors
h ivc hrnigl.t suit in the Federal eourt
aiin-t 'h" Aliianee. It is tlie first suit
0 ' the kind in the country and the re-silt-1
will h" 1 ick"d f'.r with interest,
SF.l'HKTAItV dull N W. N.'III.K, of the j
Interior lVpartiinnt, has tendereil his
resignation. It is said that his residua I
t on was on account of delieate health
w'lioh will not allow the Secretary to at- j
t nd to the duties of the llepartineiit as j
fully as he should without endangering !
his life. Il was iut iuto the hands of:
tie President some mouths ago. but lias
not yet been accepted. It is alleged that
Mr. Noble would iike to be one ef the!
n 'W Federal judges to be appointed next
winter.
It is peneially believed now that Mr.
Blaine, while not seeking the Republican
nomination for lYisidcnt, will accept it if
tendered hini by the next convention.
It is said that his candidacy was fust
su'iested by people who are not friends
of his, but who wanted to use him merely
to defeat Harrison. Rut the suestion
lias met with a popular approval which
was not expected nor desired. His name
is greeted with applause at every public
meeting at which it is mentioned, and it
is almost always mentioned. The man
from Maine is a power in his party and
has a strong hold on it.
Texas has by Legislative enactment
denied to aliens the right to acquire title
to and hold land, and the results of the
law are not as satisfactory as were honed
i
for. it seems. A vast amount of foreign
.
capital is preparing to withdraw from the
State, as no one will lend money on
land
iMi.s
when not allovvt d the right to possess
the security given. The Texas law even
goes further and invalidates all land con
veyances to or from corporations com
posed in any degree of aliens, and as thcie
are many such companies in the Stat.,
often with only otic or two alien stock
holders, the act becomes a sweeping
stroke against exising business arrange
mcnts which will seriously hurt the citi
zen. Benma.min (i.vsToN, a colored native
of Georgia but who emigrated to Liberia
in ISO", is now in this country with a
scheme to induce the negroes to go to
Liberia which, he says, is a splendid
country and the government of which
offers inducrments to emigrants. Gaston
8 ys be has the time and money to take
O 'er as many as want to go. He will
a so make an effort to induce Congress
1 1 aid the seln me with money. He says
he has the signatun s of two million ne
groes who will g . to Liberia, and three
million more can be secured.
Ks-Senatnr I?ruce says the negroes
will not go to Liberia, that they were
born and raised in America and in
America tney win stay. 1 his s the tilth
movement of the kind, the first having
been started seventy years ago; and yet
there are fewer than twenty thousand
American born negroes in Liberia.
W. 11. VaCUIIAN, of Nebraska, de.
livered an addressed before a colored an
dienee in Washington City last week in
which he proposed that negroes should
I,-.. ,
uemamt pensions irom the government
for all ex-slaves. Mr. Vinighan is the and win. is visiting Iriond and relative."
author of a bill before Congnss at the "found his old home. was present and en
last session makiuL' provision for cam-in- "twill ih meeting of old
. , v i, , , . triehds very niiieh. He is being much
out bin proposition. He said t int as the t . i, . . . ,
1 sought alter us a teacher and may take
negroes had been held in bondage in this a position as principal ot a high school
country and had added materially to its in Pender county.
wealth by their labor without receiviu"
any return the country necessarily owes
them a debt. He favors paying this
debt by issuing bonds to the amount of
$400,000,000 to run fifty years and
drawing interest at two and a half per
cent., the interest to be used for pensions.
He argues that this scheme would settle
the race question, as it would do more
than anything else to put the negroes on
an equal footing with the whites. It
would also, he thinks, have the effect of
building up the South, because most of
the money would como here. He says
many prominent men had endorsed his
scheme.
It U ir.j. .-.t to luilil a convention of
the farmers oi'the Smith in Atlanta on
the tiit V t-iliiiv-thiy in September to consider:
Tu k cotton acreage, can it In- rc-
.juliitcl and , ntr. IU-. i?
, I Hi; gathering ale. linlnliiug on Ilk'
; farm; ran it t imptove.i?
j :. TiiKshippini:. uradini: and m-IHiij:
; o! our staple: eati in be n uuaitni
ami
adjust I'd a-- to il.i i'ciia! justice tu 1
hot Ii I l o-
dllcvr and consumer?
'I'll K election in Kentucky on Monday
resulted in the success of the lVuiocracy
by the usual majority. The Third Tatty I
bad a mall vote, taken chiefly from tin- !
Kepuiilican ranks. A new constitution ',
was adopted which will tax railways,
banks and sti k companies, provide for a
seer 't ballot and municipal o, viTtinietit n- 1
forms, and also entries an atiti -lottery j
clause which will wipe out I he lotti com- ,
panics which ire now operated daily at
l.ouisvi'.le and Co inutoii. Theeon-titii i
tioii liotrtithsiatidiiu' t he heavy fight made
aoainst it, was adopted by a vote nearly
live timesas at for as ai;aiiit it. I
PANACEA SPRINGS.
THE I'llol'S, SOME IMfltuVlMi (iTHKItS
NUT 1 11 1-, SI MM' Tlt.MiK A UoltsK
111 NS A WAY.
The weather continues rainy and the
crops are sul'ering for the last werkino.
Coin lias improved very much: tobicco is
I'ood, lean sav little about ei t on till
later on. The melons, which pnuiii-ed
Irom the luxuriant vines to be very good,
are bearing sparsely and almost a failur .
The hotel is crowded with guests and
they are having a gay time at present.
The merchants are again buying large
lots of sumac. It is surprizing win re .-o
much of it comes Irom. It is eertain y
a great help to the poor people in this
section at this season of the year.
Mrs. Helen Owens' horse ran away
with In r a few days ago. She is an ex
pi rt with the ribbons, but her horse was
not accustomed to a roadeart. In going
down a steep hill he "lit out" at a thuu
dering gait. She had her little daughter
in the cart with her which rendered it
almost impossible for her to manage her
horse, but she kept him in the road I'oi
three or four hundred y irds, when he was
stopped by some gentlemen. No injury
was done. :- ;;;
RINGWOOD.
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1 here was a most enjoyable Nindav j
school nie nie at the Bat. V. Arrine-ton !
school house near here on Friday last, j
The managers did cveivthing in their;
pow. r to make the large crowd enjoy
themselves and well did they succeed. In
the forenoon the children and young
folks engaged in eio.piel. singing and
playing: and the elder ones in conversa
tion and reminiscences of the past. At
one 1'. M. lr (i. K. Matthews was called
on (or a speech. He accepted the invi
tation and for 40 minutes held his audi
ence spell bouud by a most apt. appropri
ate and forcible address which was received
with great applause. At the conclusion
of his speech he Was presented with two
beautilill boo piets ot' rire-t flowers by
Miss Mary Airitigton, a pink of loveli
ness and Mrs. James 1". Moore, than
whom no better woman can be found.
The luctor's allusions and compliments
to woman's work was one of the most
touching and elo.pient to which I have
ever listened. After the address dinner
was announced, and such a dinner! Har-
beeue of the i idlest flavor prepared by
that prince of good fellows, Mr. Fred
Moore, who look a most active part, and
lamb and be. l'and the linest of lakefisli,
corn puddings, beets, tomatoes at.d delic
ious eake. etc., in fact everything the
most fastidious eould d sire. Take it all
in all, it was one of the most enjoyable
occasions ever held in this community.
Late in the evening the iatge crowd
disp. rsed well pleased with the day so
wu ana nappuy spent anil hoping to
have many such days in the future,
Much credit is due the Messrs. Kdwards,
merchants, near the school house, for the
part they took, us they wa re materially
instrumental in turiil-liitig the good cheer
prepared for all, young Mr. Kdwards
being Miperiiitetideiit of the Sunday
sel I. Long may they live and pros
per 1'rof W. ('. Pullen. long a teacher and
well known in Nash and
other counties
; It eontinues to rain and crops are sorry
IV. G. K. Matthews and two sons.
will probably visit Wrightsville to-morrow
(the ruin permitting them.) The
lr. gets plenty of practice. He h.19 had
his hands full and now needs some rest
from his labors.
A picnic at Medoc on Thursday was
much enjoyed.
Miss Fannie Weller, a noble young
lady of Littleton, aged about 18 years,
died in that place on Friday morning and
was interred in the Episcopal cemetery
at Kingwood, Saturday the 1st. For
such a pure and lovely spirit death is but
an entrance into joy eternal.
B. F, Arrington and Berry Simpson,
two as good fellown as can be found, paid
Ringwood a visit last week. P. C. W.
hi: ( vi ( in l r.
AMi T1IK
wish r.v i
I. MO' IN Kit' 'NT
k n a 1 1 vussn. in
UK 1 1 1 M
1IAKK
A -Camp
titlemati who attended church at
'.ills la-: fm,.av rv
l:lllg IJIIIC
ami spoil.
fell swoi p.
n.-ar breakini: up tin' niectitv
injr a love of a bonnet at one
lie -at si i'i in iv in his pew and i'muii.I the
s rviecs very eoj v able until the mos.pii
tih- In -.an to 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 re. Sunn he became
a.ssimd that he had been sinhd out bv
a particularly persistent and vigorous in
sect. As he bowed his head in the atti
tude of pi iy i r the little ipin.' poison
bottle perched oti his neck, and a sense
ol iT' i ct' ilee. rum was ai, that restrain
a hl..vv.
with t!
flu in-ecl waso.nliv dislodged i
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It hand, hut nnniediate'v to. k ;
ri'tie.'e on the ntit ear ot the soreiv
tempted Wofsllitiper.
I'p went the lijht hand and the biij
took his departure to reappear on the
r'tle r ear. It was no use, the r strain!
of a lifetime was thrown oil and with a ,
might v thrust out went the right hand
and snatched at tbelittle ..llbndcr when, i
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to the consternation ot two iicoole and !
1 ' 1 ;
the irr. pressihle amusement of a sere of j
le.-s devout worshippers, the getulouui:) i
found in his hand the feather of a lady's j
hat and the lady felt her hat violently
wii'iiched from her bowed bead. bewis
ton Journal.
i mfnr""TTrTr-wiMiiMn.iii,"J fm
I NKW-.I)VKKTISK.MKXTS.
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lo w iiei'i'le have sufTeri .1 more severely
(rem ilysic.sia than Mr. I'.. A. M' Maholt, a
wi ll Known ercer of Staunton. Va. lie says:
" Before WS I was in cxcelle:;! le'a'.lli, v.eigli
.iv .T g"ii I'ota.i'.s. In t!i;;t y ..r an ailment
(t. veli iji. .S into acute .lyspeps;;i, ;uul suou I
was reiliKvcl to v.l lumuils, sufteriiii; Ininiins
sensations m the stomach,
palpitation of the heart,
nausea, ami iii'!i-estioii.
I couM net sleep, lost all
nse
i heart in lay work, li.nl fits of melancholia, anil
i for (!a-i at a time I vonUl h.ie welcomed
I death. I became morose, sullen Had irritahle. I
I and for cii;ht years life was a harden. 1 tried ;
many hysicians and many remedies. One day
a workman employed hy me Miejte.l that j
1 ,:,ke f rt Hood's ,
?ji Suffering i
si... I .ltd so. and hefore tak'.ie' the wliuli of I
a hotlle I liepan to feel like a new man. 'i'he
ternhh' pains to which I had heeu MihJ -oted. :
ceased, the palpitation of the heart stihsid ;!, j
my stomach hecame easier, nausea ilisap-
peared, and my entire svstem hecau to
tone up. Vith returnini:
str.'iii;th c .uiio activity of
mind and hody. licfore
the fifth Pottle was taken
8 Years
1 had regained my former weicht and natural
condition. I am today well and I aseriho it
to taking Hood's Saisaparilla."
X. ft. If you decide to take Hood's Sars.v
parilh do not he Induced to huy any other.
Hood's Sarsaprrilla
Solill'TaUdruffists. ffl ; six for."i. Preparcdonly
brC. I.llOOl) CO., Apothoourica, Lowell, Mm.
100 Doses One Dollar
O 0 O It .. II . O 11 II II O O O II o
SEND VOl'l: OKDCKS KoU
i I'll
SI t il AS
I-U'TKI; II I. ADS.
HILL IIKADS.
IH SINLSS CACDS.
No IT. II KA! is,
STATKM i:NTS,
KNVKI.ol"!
AN EXTRRORDINftRY OFFER !
For S4 HO we will j .tint you 5110 sheets
of Note Heads, 5I0 Envelopes, one-half
dozen blotters, and send you the 1!oa
nokk Nkws, one year. Hiite for pi ices.
AlUiltKSS
WELDON, N. C.
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 0
TOTICE 0F INCORPORATION
sonmciuor.ixA: ixthk
H.IUFA X CO. Sl'I'KKIUU Cot KT.
Notice is hereby given ot the incorpora
tion of the Enfield Collegiate Institute,
that the names of the incorporators are H.
S. Alsop, C. !. Britt, John A. Collins, II.
H. Harrison. John K. l'ettitt, F. L. 1'ippeii
John K. Whitaker and such others as they
may associate with them; that the principal
place of business shall be in Kntield, N. C-,
and its general purpose anil business is to
conduct a school for the white race, in
which shall be taught all the learning, arts
and sciences, usually taught in schools of
high grade; that the duration of the corpo
ration shall be sixty years; the capital
stock is 110,500 divided into 105 shares of
the par value of $100.
Given under my hand and official seal at
office in Halifax town this July 8, 1891.
JOHN T. GREGORY,
7-16-Gw. Clerk Superior Court.
ADVHKT1SKMKNTS.
Roth the method and result? when
Svnm iif Figs is taken; it is lilensant
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;lml ,n',r ""'K ulw ."' m "
felit v vet tii'nnmtlv rm tho Kidnevs.
i , . ' i ', , ,, ,,
HI
iver unit bowels, cleanses the sys
tem elieettitilly, dispels eohls, head
aches ami fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup nf bigs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste und ac
ceptable to the stomach, iirotnnt in
its notion and truly beneficial in its
etlects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances its
tiianv excellent otialities commend it
t , j . i . i .
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
A'"1 1 ""ttles by all leading; drtig-
I gists. Any reliable druggist who
! may not have it on hand will pro
j cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
I substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
StH FRANCISCO, C4t.
LOUISVILLE, Kf. HEW YORK, H.Y.
mar :
ii ly
J. W. Thornton
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fURELIQUORS.WINE.BEER,
CICAIIS, ANliTor.ACCO.
Littleton. N. ('. Main St. near depot.
Agent for
i;ah:i;xsc'iimiit kxtoct i.i:ei;.
n ati vi", wint.s and ukandl ks.
lM.'lVATK STOCK. CIliSON'S
XXXX.C'I.OVKK CI. I II,
UI.D VA. i;VK, AND
WHITI'M KSSA
M INK Wilis
K1KS. ICE ICE
sini'i'KD n:i; i;ailoi;soi.d p.ytiii:
I'OI'ND OK CAKliKL AT MY 1CK
IIOI'SK. iyilliii.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The co-partnership heretofore rxuting
between S.T. bawls and W.A. Sater under
the Ii r tu and style ..I' W. A. Sater and Co..
formerly engaged in the saw mill business
in the town of Halifax, X. ('., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
S. T. IvAWI.S,
W. A. SATKIt.
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Advice to the Aged
Atr tirinic Inririnl1le,urh mhUip
rir
h
li
irisli boneln, weak tlduej tud tld
diT and torpid lir.
have avpFrifle fTert on t hceoran,
atlmululiiiir the boweln, giving nalur
ul dlorhurK? wilbout atraiuing ol
rlpiiitf, and
IMPARTING VIGOR
to the kidney, bladder and livafb
TUej are adapted to old or young.
8ou uyuuywukkl:.
julyaiy
J. T. EVANS,
at 0. W. Pierce's former shoe store.
PRICKS open to everybody.
We keep in Stock the following goods;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, GENTS'
Furnishing Goods, Notions and Shoes.
We also keep a full line of FANCY
GROCERIES and CONFECTION
ERIES. Fine grade of FLOUR A SPECIAL
TV. Square dealing, legitimate profits and
a complete stock, our motto.
2-26-ly.
s Pi lis
to bods
NEW ADVEKTISEM I' NTS.
for infants
"Cantor ! n I: wtll iw'tipW to eiill.'.rpJi that
T rcccuimc-: ! i: u jurcricr lo any prpsc.npt.on
known to m " II. A. ARv.tiess, I!. I) ,
111 So. Oxford St., hroukljn, X. T.
" The iisn nf ' CaMdrln ' no uniT("Mal unit
Its merit. well known that it s.v:iusii werk
i. f snpi'renH-.vien toi'inlerw it K(-w nrplhn
ii. telhtfciit fairili.'s lo ito Lul kep C'iisto:'ia
wiiluii easy reach"
(.illLCH MlHTYS, n il .
New York CitT.
Late 1'ii.sUir lUodiiiiiiiilalo lU.'furmv.l L'lmnu.
Tn CtsTAen
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ATTENTION!
I) fi) ... pnmifi
OXFORD IS YOU ft PICKET!
We Want
Snow's Wire - Cured TobacGo!
Tiiti' it almiL', the mere the merrier. We are prepared to pay IlICIIl'.U
THICKS I'.r SNOW S V I KH (TREK than any other market. Freights are
elictip. a itier.. tritle when iuereased prices are taken into aecout.t Send your to
bacco ti Oxford, N. , you will o, t r,10,i ,ric,.s ami .juick retutns Iiuvers
fur classes and fioin every patt "f the world arc located in Oxford. You will
Hud us
-:- All Business and no Prejudice ! -:-
Hunt, t'ciipcr Co., Meadows Warcbcuse,
liubix k .Miti Ii. II, Ibiumr Wan In. use.
Ci ziM, Rubers ( I'. . t'i litre Warehouse,
R. Y. Minor t'u, Miimr Warehouse,
R. 1'. K unit, .Manager Alliance Warehouse,
J. M. Ctirrin, buy.r, ;. (. Currin. buyer,
W. C. Reed, buyer, () S. Suiot, buyer,
John Meadows, buyer, ,1. ) l!ulc.k, buyer,
Wilkinson lir. s , buyers, Ju, v,.,,, 0UVt.ri
Meadows Yancey, buyers, , . RMitt, buyer,
J). S. O.sborn. buyer, ( Kiinrsburv, buyer,
E. O. liralisl'ol J, buyer, . tJle,,,,, lllcr.
BEWAREOF IMITATION. BUY ONLY THE SNOW STICK.
MANUFAC
TURED BY
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OXFORD, IST. C.
HART & ALLEN, cat,
LITTXjETOIST
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COl.LKtiK PliKPARATItiN,
co.MMi:i;tiAL roriisK,
riCNMAN'SHIl',
Ti'.i.i:t;i:Ai'HV,
SMOKTHAXI)
AND
TYI'EWRITIXt;.
I'riees very niixlcra'e, excellent loeatioti. Opens August J-t,
Address for Catalogue:
L. W.
jy 2 m.
Scotland Neck Military School,
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
A Fine location, new building, new furniture, beautiful drill grounds, military or
ganization and discipline, pud teachers.
Hoard, tuition, washing, wood, ligbu persession of five months $7.-. Fall term b-
gins 7th of September. W. C. ALLEN, Superintendent,
ft 8 lf' Seotland Nck, X. C
m.
& VS.
and Children.
Cantorla rtnrs roll", OowtlrAtlnn,
sour Moinai-u, J'iaiTrnpft. t.ructation,
Kils Wnrau, sivuj si(vp, uij pruuiotn d
rwtjon,
WiUiuut lujurium mrUiealioo.
Ffr wrcral yfnn t hr rftommfntpd
your ' I'fstona, ' ftiut shall always cnntimit. to
Xi hii as it lias luvarialuf proJuced benefkial
roiulUi."
F.owis K. r.ini.11, M. I).,
"The WluUimp," KStli Street ami Tth Are.,
New York City,
Comtast, 77 Mi i.RK Stiikt, New Yoiut.
J0BCC0 BffJ CO.,
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