THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1891.
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ism.
The lltilrou'l (.'.:mmsimi benan pr"-p-.i!
ing their iinim;i! ri-puM to the Governor
on Tuesday. It La ttvn in i j-.ir:iti-ii
ou'y cifilu ini lis, iiii'l ilii vci'Hit wi!l
cover ii 1 1 thi'ir work t t-r this oti-il. The
report will shew ilmt tlu- o.ttiisiisi.-ti has
secured nwi r l'n-ijit rules i:i N '
Carolina than exist in any ntlicr State in
the South. The ia-si iv: r rates on sill
roads whose earnirs cxei-ed their ex
penses are as iow us they can j 1 1 y !
made. The eoumii.-.'-l'ii has also ioeri a-i d
the assess'isi nt of ruilroad propeny for
tax:ilion S!I,IMHI,(IIM1. Besid.s tin si'
prjt:iiu"iit benettts secured by the dimms
hind oiuers have been obtained in vaiiou
was siiid ail id" this proves that a railroad
L'.mi uis-iiiii b.i.s beeiiuud will be of preat
erw'i! t'lili'j p.'ople. It is ;ratif iu to
nolo that the railroad utlicials havethrowii
tin obstacle iu tin! way of the commission
but have been alwajs courteous ai.d
ready to remedy matters about which
there have beon complaints.
The resolutions of the National Alli
ance published elsewhere take the posi
tion that it h hardly possible to reduce
the production of cotton to such an extent
as to increase the price, and for the same
reason which this paper urged several
weeks since in discussing the same
problem, viz: That many planters hoping
their neighbors and others would make
reduction in acreage would themselves
increase their own iu order to be more
greatly benefited by auy increase in price
which might possibly result. But the
resolutions referred to suggest u plan
which is more practicable and would
answer the same purpose. They ak
that all cotton fabrics be put on the free
Hit so that greater consumption of thoe
goods may result from the repeal of the
tariff tax upon thetn, believing that
cheaper goods mean greater demand for
cotton. Their reasoning is logical, and
the same reasoniug is true of all other
manufactured goods. The tariff not only
increases cost but thereby decreases con
sumption and so the producer suffers in
both ways, lleduce the tariff is the key
note.
At an entcrtuiuuicut given to him in
Brooklyn last week General John l'almei,
Commander in-chief ol the Grand Army
of the Republic, made a speech in which
he took occasion to refer to the people of
the South and in doiDg so said: "But,
in doiug honor to the people of the South,
thev houl.t not coulrout us with that
d d stinking old rag of treason."
VhatG"iii"id l'almer Miysordoes not
say iudividually i a matter of no impor
tance whatever, aud the eople of the
South can afford to laugh at a man who
diso'.avs nmst of his tiatiintisin a iiuaiter
of a century at'ier hostilities between the
two sections of tlie Union have ceased.
But General Palmer represents four hun
drei thousand men who claim to have
fought in the yatikee army, and his re
niarkakle utterance emoted above was
approved with "au outburst of applause,"
if such language had been used soon
after the war closed, when the smoke of
latile Mill L'indoJ the tyesol'the Federal
troops and the smell of blood still filled
their nostrils such words might have
been pardoned, because they would have
been charitably attributed to the tire ot
patriotism still burning biightly iu the
bosoms of the victorious Gcruiau aud
Irish troops whose bravery contributed so
much to the cueeess of the union aims.
But eoming at this late day and uttered
at a banquet where there was no wine to
unduly excite the speaker it must be con
cluded (hut he is u natural born fool ui.d
that those who applauded the couteuiti
ble seutiuieut Were thinking lovingly ol
the liberal pensions which the unfurling
of this same "stiuking old rag of treason"
has enabled theui to receive from the
government, but which a returning sense
of justice in the north and west may soou
reduce to something like proper propor
tions. The Southern pecplc have made ton
. tinuous effort by word and deed ever since
the war eudc( fjto convince the north,
6'pecially the soldier element, that it is
loyal to theVnion and is willing to bury
the past. But it seems that their efforts
have been in vain. Nothing they say is
believed; everything they do has been
misunderstood, sometimes purposely
They have done all they ought to do,
and self-respect requires that they do no
more, but look to the development of their
own southland and their own future in
their own wav; in the mean time doing
honor to and preserving the memory of
their dead heroes without the aid or
presence of thoso who no longer fear
them simply because they are in their
graves, and treating the class to which
General Palmer belongs with tha con
tempt it deserves.
I.N NIXH YE A Its 1'liE KIKM II A si II I'.t'oM K
T11K LAlKIK.sT (iK'lllK K INK IN TI1K
STATK.
This tirm is composed of P. B. K'V,
Ksq , and Mr G. K. French. The firm
hi-gan business here nine years ago, and
it has gr.-wn until it is now the largist
wholesale liquor house in the State. For
sometime past the entire management of
ihie concern lms devolved upou Mr
French, and he has associated with him
Mr. A. K. Klingeiider. Both are tiej h
ews of Mr. Key, and young gentlemen t
rare business ability. The business
amounts to nearly half a million dollais
a year, and it continues to grow in vol
ume The buiidinu now occupied i
IIH.V.12H feet, four floors, and all availa
ble space i required to carry on the bus
iinss. K very thing is arranged for eon
veiiienee and dispatch in business. The
i tlices at the entrance are linely i-quippi d
with all the modern appliances, and in
the building there is an elevator running
from the cellar to the garret. The firm
have a large trade with wholesale bouses
in other States, and find North Carolina
corn whiskey growing in favor constant
ly. Messrs. Key & Co., more than two
years ago, added rectifying to their busi
ness, and it is now a very extensive de
partment. They handle exclusively
North Carolina liquor which, ns I have
already remarked, is made iu small dis
tilleries by the old-fashioned process, em
ployed before the modern improvements
of distilling by steam, and putting in
poison were discovered. These liquors
are, therefore, the purest and least harm
ful in the world, and Messrs. Key & Co.
receive hundreds ol testimonials to the
excellence of their goods and learn daily
of the best results atteuding their use
medicinally. Bottling and shipping in
cases is -vith this firm a business of two
years. Their whiskies are beautifully
put up and they have many custt uiers iu
this, branch of the business. The whis
key thus bottled is selected from choice
old stock aud is warranted smooth and
mellow, having aged naturally. The
character of this house for dealing only in
straight and natural goods is thoroughly
well established. The whiskies they
handle are absolutely pure and the extent
of their operations aud the conspicuous
success which ihey have achieved, are
ample testimony as to their busiutss
methods as .veil as to the superiority of
the stock in which they deal. Messrs.
Key Si Co. are also large dealers in apple
and peach brandie, in which, as well as
in whiskies, they have an ever increasing
trade.
They send out regularly price lists and
circulars to the trade and they are re
garded as the best authority ou Noith
Carolina liquor.
Mr. P. 11 Key, of the firm, is one of
the most Mihslutitial business men of
Stutesville, and he is interested in many
other enterprises, both financially and of
ficially. He is president of the long
Island cotton Mills, director of the First
National Bank, etc Atlanta Journal.
Dyspepsia and I. h er Complaint.
Is it not worth the small price of 7"e.
to free yourself of every symptom of ihe.se
distressing complaints, if you think so
call at our store aud get a bottle of Shi
loh's Vitaiizcr, every bottle has a printed
guarantee on it, use according aud if d. es
you no good it will cost you nothing.
Sold by W. M. Cohen.
Thkhe is h pleasant odor of roast tur
key, uiiuce pie aud Thanksgiving cheer
iu the air.
new' adveutisemots.
Ii a constitutional and not a local disease,
and therefore It cannot be cured by local
applications. It requires a consUtutlonal
remedy like Hood's Sarsaparllla, winch,
working tlirough the blood, eradicates tlio
Impurity wl.lcb. cause and promotes the
dlseasn, and effects a permanent cure.
Thotwinds of people testify to the success
of Hood's 8arfparl!ta as a remedy for
eatarrli when other preparations had failed.
"I will say I have been troubled foriev
tral years with that terribly disagreeable
disease, catarrh. I took Hood't Sarsap.
rilla with the very best results. It cured me
of that continual droppliij in my throat, and
Huffed up feeling. It has also helped my
mother, who has taken It for run down stats
of health and kidney trouble." Mns. 8. D.
Heath, rutnam. Conn.
" I have used ITood's Sarsaparllla for ca
tarrh with very satisfactory results. I havo
received rcore permanent benefit from It than
from any other remedy I have ever tried."
If. E. Read, of A. Bead A Son, Wauaeoo, 0.
ood's
Sarsaparilla
MbyllfUn. (1; tlx for ft. Prpr4enlf
7 0. L HOOD Co., Apotheeutet, Lowall, Maw,
100 Doset One Dollar
oxu ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem ellectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers mid cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Fijrs i.j the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
elii'cts, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
ninny excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
sunstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
HWISVILLE. Kt. HEW fORK, N. T.
mar ly
NOTICE.
Hy mutual agreement Messrs. Edward
T. Clark and S. (1. Daniel constituting the.
linn ol Clark and Daniel, have dissolved
co-partnership. 1 l-'J;-4t.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a decree rendered at May
term 1 -'! 1 1 of Superior Court of llalilax
eoniitv iu the ease of K. K Kiloatriek.
administrator of Dennis Neville, dee'd,
ne.tinst the heirs at law of said Dennis
Neville's estate, herein on tile 7t!l ila.v ol'
December l-lll, at 1'J o'clock a. tu , I will
sell at the court house door at Halifax in
said llalilax county, at public outcry to
the highest bidder the two ce rtain tracts
of land ordered to be sold in said deeiee
which lands are situate in said Halifax
county iu 1'aueetls towiishipaud described
as follows.- One tract M acres adjoining
the lands of Mrs. I". M. Lewis, the Kuril v
Neville tract and the tract of Mrs. Elia
Linnet t and known as the I'oter land;
also one tract -10 acres adjoining lands nf
Mrs. I . M. Lewis, Heurv Warren, and V.
L. MeMarksand otbeis, same is u part of
Henry Warren laud.
Terms of sab-: One-third cash the bal
ance (i and l'J months time.
K. E KILLATIUCK,
115-td. Adaiiuistnitor.
ADMINISTRUOR'S NONCE.
The undersigned having this day 'nulli
fied as Administrator on the estate of Ster
ling (t. Neville, deceased, lielore the clerk
of the Superior Court of llalilax eoiinty.
hereby untitles all persons having claims
against s oil estate to present them to him
duly authenticated on or before the lOlh
day of October Hil-, otherwise Ibis notice
will he pleaded iu bar of recovery.
All persons indebted tosaid estate are
reiiu sted to make early settlements with
the administrator.
W. K. NEVILLE.
Ad nir. Sterling G. Neville, dee'd.
J. M. Grizzard, atty. 10 l.'i (it.
TIf E TOWN OE WELDON WILL
pay to the person or persons furnish-
-- ing information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction ol the party who coin
nutted the assault on the Lev. W. Mor
ion, iu iVont of the residence of Mrs C. E.
Allen, on the ninht of the Kith day of No
vember, the sum of 1'IETY DO LEAKS.
iind individual citizens w ill add TVY ENTY
EIYE Dol.LAliS. The above rewards
will be paid upon conviction.
This November !Mth, 1H!L
ll-2(i-4t J. T. GOOCH, Mayor.
"ATtAKEIS" (rives Inirtnnt
renci ana lsun ininiiitiio
Cere for I'llet. PrieeSI. Ilv
DriiinristRormnil. Samples
free. Add rrss"AN AK fc.SIS."
JJox 41o, &uw Vuik City.
GROCERIES I
Confectioneries.
CIGAKS and TOBACCO.
tt. 33. ZPTTZETIIIILL,
Weldon, N. C
Fresh bread and cakes shipped to any
point. Orders by mail promptly tilled.
DAY ANkfPURNELL'S
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is in the rear end of the same building.
THREE DOORS from BROWN'S COR
NER Main street, Weldon, N. C.
oct 1 ly.
The Full Prospectus
Brilliant Contributors. j
Artlflen have been written eiresMy for the raniinn volume by a lioi-t of eminent men nml women, anion); whom nrt
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The
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Articles of Practical Advice,
(ilinipscs of Royalty.
Railway Life and Adventure.
700 Larejs Par;cs.
Five Double
HDKialSTKaiOn'i liOTICE.
11.IV IIIJ4 illl.tlilii'il us ;nlllli.iilnilor nl' the
estutc ol ' Aiiron Mills, deccaseil, before tin
clerk ol the .Superior court ol'JIiihl'.ix coun
ty, notice is In icbv ivcu to all l"iiins
liokling claims n.uiisi the estate til' said
Aaron Mills to present 1 hem to me ilulv
autheiiticutttl lor payineut ouorbclore the
tirst day ul Deieuibcr, ISll'i. Otherwise
this notice ill be pleaded in bar of a re
covery. All persons indebted to said es
tate are rcijucsted to make immediate
payments, T. W. MYKICK,
M. (..rizzard, Admr. Aaron Mills, ilec'd.
Attorney. 11-12-6'w.
Everybody invited to pay us a visit nt
once. Uur stoclc ot
oqESS qooos
in Bedford Cords, Broadclothes, CnshnuTcs
Plaids and all the Novelties ol' the nciisou
are ready for iuspectiuu.
TO
MATCH.
We have the best stock of
CL OTHING
FOli
MEN.
BOY'S
AND
CHILDREN
In town. GOOD FITS nnd STYLISH
MARKS. Big Assortments of
SHOES
in all grades. Latest New York styles in
HATS.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS. Housekeepers
goods and anything you will need.
We will sell poods as cheap and give
you as good values as anyone in town.
Respectfully,
HART & ALLEN.
3-12-tf.
200,000
StrawberryEE
Plants
FOE SALE.
All of standard varieties, viz:
Monarch of the West,
Cumberland Triumph,
Jumbo, Snrker State,
May King, Hoffman,
Cloud, Prici, Big Bob,
Warrleld mid
Crystal City.
Apply to
JNO. J LOBF.KTSON,
lui id, N.C.
Je 11 6m.
B. F. Cart, Agent,
Weldon, N. C.
I "A Yard
of Roses."
Ikrt E'lit iliiiiiii
of Notahls Features for 1S92 and Specimen
Mrs. Henry Al. Stanley, and One
Volume for 1892 will Contain
100 Stories of Adventure.
Sketches of Travel.
Popular Science Articles.
Charming Children's Pace.
Holiday Numbers. Llustiated Weekly Supplements. Nearly Jooo Illustrations
FREE TO JAN. I, 1892.
Ta N'enr Piilinrrihpr who nill ent out nnd send n thin slip n-lth name
and nildronii mid 91.7.1 we will nend The ( ompnninn Free 10 Jnn., 1S9 J,
and for a l ull Year from Hint Dnlc. ThU ofler Inrluilm lha TIIANKH.
GIV1NC, ( IlltlWTIIAS and NKW YEAR'S Double llolldar Number..
We will alia send eopr ot benatlfiil painting, rnlltled "A YAK It OF
ROSES." Ita production hn. rout TWENTY TllOt HANI) DOLLARS.
Strut Chtck, Pot-offlM l)ror, or RrttUtrtd Utter at our rti. itdrMf.
The Youth's Companion. Boston. Mm.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVFJ
BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS,
CATS, BOOTS, S1IOKS, NOTIONS,
MILL1NLKY.
UUOCERIKS. TOBACCO,
SNUFF, CANNED GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND
Van .... I.. ..... .1 r.
. .... ....... . K, t n,M ,r ,, iii(inrVi iiecaiise that is busiuess.
we want to sell unr goods, anil that i i hiisiness.
When business Kiple conic log. tln-r it doesn't take thnm lng to trade
ion w;mt in 1 . m v w ate boiiiul to srl. and there it goes.
Both goods and prices can stand the nt.ictost sciutiny.
COTJNTET PEODUCE
Bought at HIGHEST 1'I!1CES and not
Paid for in Trade.
EMRY
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'OL'SnED IN 1064 bj the present exeestlTe-17 YEARS of eonUnnom and rjcceiifnl diw
L-.Ir.iTA''"';1? on."idinM-Now oeenpyine fonr bnlldlnr-8tasds inriTiWIi
,YfY;;f.B 7. V? 1 'J2.LAVI) WOMEN for taeetM is If.. In decldinf ipai ,
;.nniiJtL.thlld"?PA?E.MT ,hon,, "nd lhem THK BEST, bertn.. it pajT
"JIT' P"d"tar of i lew dollars more at flnt, bat It will prove theeheape.tia
u H .-J J "0VLy,rl kecM i " ehf tp te tehrn, rheio larroandlnn, Inferiority
,'Li 'i .1.., N? opportunltlet for wearing POSITIONS for lu papils and gridMia
In ."mu..i!. i.w?'B fro "arttand, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, U
ill a.milar iutltntiona combined. Catalogae and partlrilara mailed oa application.
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Where yon shall have HIGHEST MAKKET PKICES and ijnick rcturus. We si
ways sell it us high us any ldy else eun. Our market is as
Strong as the Strongest.
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Our buyers hold largo orders that must be tilled, and they ore willing to pay well I
for it so send it along aud we will send you returns that will make you smile. Hogshead! I
furnished upon application. Don't have your tobacco in too soft order aud don't j
forgot to mark your name on every package. J
ALL I ffl IS A Hi
Promising our best efforts to please you and make it to YOUR INTEREST TO
SELL with us, we are with best wishes,
VERY TRULY YOURS,
BULLOCK & MITCHELL,
iSSktoAs Banner Warehouse,
Oxford, N. C.
oet 8 3m.
Copies will be sent Free,
i
ot Mcain. Dr. Lyman AWim. fl
Hundred Others.
The Best Short Stories.
Hints on Self-Educution.
Household Articles.
Natural History Papers.
This Slip
and SI ,75,
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Halifax, N. C.
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