THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1891.
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THE ROANOKE NEWS.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 3, 1891.
"I bought a new dress to-day," ob
served Mis. Jones to her husband, as they
sat at supper. "It is a lnvoly piece of
moire antique." "Maria," said Mr. Junes
sternly, "I thought I told yuu several
times you need not buy any more on
tick." Then they stared at each other
in a wondering dazed way.
WITHOUT LIFE OR FIRE.
Mr. S. K. Canmehael a prominent cit
izen of Henrietta, Texas, writes: "I
wish to tell you what Swift's Specific
has done for my wife. Several years ao
there appeared a splotch on the corner of
her doso which gradually increased iu size
and became quite painful; on washing her
face it would frequently bleed. The doc
tors called it cancer, and advised
that it be removed by the knife or burn
ing, stating that it would never do to
neglect it. My wife refused to have it
cut or burned, but at the same time it
continued to grow woise. After a time
he commenced taking S. S. S., which
effected an entire cure. She used a half
dozen small sized bottles. We both think
there is no medicine in the world that
will equal Swift' Specific and we would
like for all sufferers to know the benefit
she has received from it."
S. S. S. cures blood diseases of this
character by forcing out the poisonous
germs and the poison also.
Our treatise on the blood and skin will
be mailed free to all applicants.
The Swift Specific Co.,
Atlauta, Ga.
"Did you go to the seashore resort this
summer?" "No, we really could not af
ford it this season. We bought an Eug
lish lord for Fanny, and, as we have sev
eral younger daughters rapidly approach
ing a marriageable age, we felt compelled
to economize. These lords come high,
but the girls will have 'cm."
Office of S. Cherry, 51 Drayton street,
Savannah, Ga., December 1G, '91
Messrs. Lippman Pros., Savannah, Ga.:
Dear Sirs I would like to add my
testimony to the almost miraculous effect
of P. P, P. in th-
han, a woman liw, . n mr place; si e had
a constant cough, s.ue liiroui, debility,
etc., and was emaciated to a degree that
she was unable to get out unaided, being
given up by physicians; she had taken the
ruinous so-called Blood Medicines without
the effect, until being put under the P. P.
P., she immediately began to improve
and is now in as good health as ever in
her life. You can refer to me at any
time as to the effects of P. P. P., in the
foregoing case.
Yours truly, Samuel Cherry.
A MARSHAL SAVED LIFE AND HAIR.
Monticello, Fla., Jan. 21, 1890.
For the last eight years I have been in
bad health, suffering with Malaria, Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. My diges
tion was bad, and my hair all eanie out
in fact I was nearly a wreck. I had tak
en kidney and blood medicines, which
did me no good When I began taking
P. P. P., about three months ago, I was
as weak as a child. I have only taken
four bottles, small size, and to day I am
a well man ami my hairhas"come again "
I cannot recommend P. P. P. too highly.
W. F. Ware, Marshal,
Monticello, Fla.
F. C. Owens, witness.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldon.N.C.
Husband (at half past one o'clock
a. m.) "Don't say a word? I know i-s
awful late, but I've had a hard tug of it."
Wife "Yes, you look as if you'd had a
hard tug of it. How many schooners
did you tow in to-night?"
CONSUMPTION CUHED.
An old physician, retired from prac.
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy f r the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump
tion, Brouihitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous De
bility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative pow.
era in thousand of eases, has felt it his
uuiy 10 make it known to his suffaio
- - w miu ouiii ku
foilstva Anrti'tta,! k i I
dnsi, tn ,Bliv I ' .....: T :m
... ira'f, i win
wuu iree in cnarge, to an wiio desire it
this recipe, in German, French or English
wun mil directions lor preparing and
using, oeni oy mai by address n w ih
;:. ... ' ,"r .
Noyes, 820 Powers' Block, Rochester, N
Y- npr 30 ly.
Men are most likely to rave about a
woman'a hair when it is found in the
butter.
"At last, I can eat a good square meal
Without its distressing met" was the
grateful exclamation of one whoso appe
' tlte had been reatnrarl k ik .... r i i
s :: .; 3 uoa Vl. aJLT
...l,,ter years of dyspeptio mis-
err. A teasnonnful nf ih;. T,n v.r.
oh meal sharpens the appetite, J
EfJGLlSH
HI3P
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for Coughs. Colds and Consumption. Is beyond S
It will stop a Cough In one night. It willciiecu;
!aColdlnad.iy. It will prveat Croap, rclhvc;
Asthma, and CURE Consumption II taken t.i;
:time. IF THE LITTLE 0S IUVE ;
I WHOOPING COUGH i
Use it Promptly i
IT WILL CURE!
WHEN EVERY-'
THING ELSE!
FAILS. "You:
can't afford to J
: ' PO wiinr.iu it.
a zsc. Do'tie mar save si 00 In Doctor s bills!
5 mar Se their lives. ASK YOUH DRUG-
GIST Foil IT. IT TASTES GOOD.
For Sale l.y W M.COHKX.WeliUni, X. I',
uprl.l ly
H. G. JONES,
Contractor
and
. Builder,
WELDOF, IN". C.
For all kinds of brick and wood build
ings, designs, plans, sjieeifu-ations and
estimates carefully made on short notice.
jtegrl'KK'Ks very Low. lo i-:im.
Is
Wit
2iaiS9S
ill.
M VNl KACTrilKO BY
THE CARDWEl'. MACHINE CO.,
RICHMOND, VA,
oet-l.'.-rit.
READ SPREAD !
LIQUID ENAMEL PINT.
HAS BEEN' IX THE MAKKET'J'2 YEA US.
MIXED READY FOR USE.
A XV OXE CAX A I'PLY IT,
Wilson, N. C, Prpt. 8, 1876.
Mr. C. P. Kuinht, Baltimore, Md.:
Dfar Sir.- In reply tnyonr Irttor as to
the merits of the Liquid Enamel Paint, it
anorns me pleasure to uny it hnspven en
tire sntisfaction, so nnieh so it has conver
ted the painter that applied it. In fact
the onnoitinn to it was s int.-nco -1in
I was about to buy, I should have likelv
bought lead and oil had I not have knowi
you so many years and having great confi
deuce in your integrity.
Yours truly,
li. It. COTTEN.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR A CO.,
WHOLESALE M ILLINEKS,
Baltimore, Md., 18P4.
Mr. C P. Knight, Sole Agent, X. J. E
Paint Co , Baltimore:
Dear Sir. In January onr store
was painted with the Liquid Enamel Paint
made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint
Company. We used tints that generally
show the effects of exposure, but the paint
has retained its color, gloss and freshness.
We shall take pleasure in nsing it in the
future. Yours trulv.
ARMSTRONG, CATOK & CO.
rimpel Hill. N. C, Jan. 5, 18R4
Mr. C. P. Knight, Baltimore:
Dear Sir: 1 takeplonsurein Mating that I haT
unert. with much a tUrnrtiiiu, ronr Liquid Kna
mel I'aint on our dwelling huuie In this town,
and ran eonfldmtly reemmen'' it to all who
would like to use a beautiml and dnnble paint
for any purpo-e. Verv rcjnprtmlly,
t. B.MARTIN.
John Robimson, j. a. I,eh
Prenideiit. ' fieaa '
John T. Patrick, Secretary
DIXIE AGKICl'LTI'n A'.A MFrHANICAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
Wadehnm, N. c , Nov. II. 1879.
Certiflcate of merit awarded to 0. P. Knlirht,
RnltlmnrH. fur hl'lt lruruirri Paint hAtnnn.. V.J
Jrnay Knamel Paint, exhibited at' the Dixie Kalr
PetemburK, Va , leo. IS, 1SS9.
Mr.C. P. Knlfht. Baltimore!
Pear Sir We have used the MqnM Fnamvl
Paint mada by the N w Jersey Knanifl Palm c,,.,
which I punhaed throuirh vnu.aud fun ml It
first clans In every irtieiilr. ami it l.,..iy h,..
wrvm nu i ti til in ciHimCU fur H HI to tKMIlly, OUT
abl'itv anilrn'onurnv
"Ur" . LKK0Y HOPE W.
Woodsworth.N.COct. W, 1S7"
C. P. Knight, Esq :
The Paint. Liquid Enamel, reached me prompt.
My. I will state Wut has KiVeif;
:L . MIla pmier. i nwmi it n
het'ont n use as to quality and economy a,
I can uiihesitatlnitly r commend It as soch
Very respectfully, K. II HEAD.
Baltimore, Dee. IS, 1889.
C. P. Knight, Esq., Baltimore :
It gives us great pleasure to certify to the good
qualities of your Liquid Enamel Paint, made by
the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co. After using
me urn myie puini nir a number or years, w were
Induced to try your paint by those who had nsed
It. We have now been ustng it some six or seven
years, both for Inside and outside work, and It
gires entire satisfaction.
Yours respectfully,
Tllt'LVitJ l i.t.t
vurunu O.VI.
C. P. KNIGHT,
somgkneral agent.
BOM G KNEKAL AGENT,
No.l02 8oth8t.,on.door8.-MthLmbardSt:
BALTIMORE, MD.
(Sample Cards furnished by mail gratis.)
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LADIES
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S3 SHOE CENLEM EN
The BEST SHOE In the World for the Monoy.
;KTI.KMEX and l.ADIIr'.S. save yous
dollars by weariim W. L. DoukIbk sh(es. They nice
tbe wauts of all claast'S, and are the must ecminmlea
fmitwcar ever offfml fr the mnnev. lteware o
dealers who offer other makes as helni; Just as pootl
anu ue sure yti nave l.. ixiiikiua ttnoes, wui
name and price stunt ped ou bot torn. W. L. lJoutf lai
tirucjtiim, iax.
irTAKE NO SUBSTITUTE, jn
Insist os lov. 1 aivurUscd deiik-rs supply lag you. ;
For Sale by C. lv MeUWIGAN,
Knfleld, N. C.
W. IV TILI.KRY, Weldou, X. C.
oct 2 m.
USTOTICIE.
By virtue of a decree rendered at May
tcrinol'l'-'lil ofSuptrior ciiurt of Halifax
county in tlie ense nf K. K. Kilpatrick,
adniiinstnitor ol'Willie A rrtiittcni. dct'd,
auninst the heir at law of said Willie Ar
rintjtou herein on the" day of December
1KH at U' o'clock in., 1 will seil at the
court house door at Halifax in Halifax
c mnly at public auction to tin highest bid
bidder one tract id' landordercd tobesold l y
sai I decree, which lands ure situtitcdin saiil
county in Kaucett township and described
as follows, one tract "ill acres more or less
itdjoimm: the lands of Mrs. V. M. Lewis,
the Haul;- Neville land, rnd others. One
other ttuct beloiit:n! to Neville and Ar
rinpum, know n as the Haniy Neville tract,
containio-j rne hnndre! ten acres ami ad
joiniin: the lands of Jnines Warren heirs,
the l'ol. i land and others.
I'enns of Sale One-third cash balance
in (i and 1 J months.
K. E. KILPATliICK,
ll-;"-td. Adiiiinistratnr.
(SUCCESSOR TO R. .T. NKF.LY & CO ,)
AVIIOLKSALi: & ki:tail
Dealer In
MOULDINGS
BALCSTEKS, BRACKETS, ETC.
TTT-I-K E :- D-O-O-K-Q
'V I x n 0 W -:- .- C R E K N'O
Paints, Oils,
Varnish,
And
liuildcrs'
Hardware.
Sheathing Tapers, White Pine, Walnut
and Poplar Lumber. Stair Rail and
Turns Worked Ready to Hunt;!
Cor. Water and ljueensts., Portsmouth, Va.
jy IB jun 1.
4'VARRENTON', N. C.
JfWHE WARRKXTON STATE COL-
ORLI) XtiK.M ALSCHOOL vfill begin
its first session in the SHILOU INSTI
TUTE buildings Monday Oct. C, 1301.
This School was formerly located at
Franklintou, X. C, hut removed by au
act of the last Legislature to Warrenton.
N. C.
No hci'.tliier lucatii'ii can be found iu the
State. The sclic.il will lie provided with
ubleaml expi-rieneed teachers.
Iu or i. r that ail w ho desire an education
may av. til thcnisi Iv.-s ofthis opportunity,
hoard and Imlgini! may be secured within
the buildincs forJ.VTj per month.
Tuition iree to ail residents of the State.
For further information address
REV. J. A. WH1TTED, A. M. Prin.,
9-10-tf. Warreuton, N. C.
DEALER IX
PURELIQUORS.WINE.BEERf,
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO.
i
Littleton, N. C. Main St. near depot.
Agent for
BAUERXSCHMIDT EXPOKT BEER,
NATIVE WISES AND P.RASDIES,
PRIVATE STOCK, GIBSON'S
XXXX.CLOVERCLUB,
OLD VA. RYE, AND
WTHITE JESSA
MINE WHIS
KIES. ICE ICE
SHIPPED PER RAIL OR SOLD BY THE
POUND OR BARREL AT MY ICE
HOUSE. jy 2 3m.
l. oaycLAS
Job E. iek
final Ikt
J. W. Thornton.
And now I hear
store with comments of pleased
witness to successful efforts to present the best goods
iui icctst iiiuiicy .
I 1 ll
traae rapicuy revolving 1 give mem a still swifter
wnin oy power 01 prices.
As I have just returned from New
goods very cheap and some of them
affords me great
tne puoiic tne
BENEFIT OE THE
My time is a little short as the
wants this 'ad." in
particulars of my
ate a lew prices.
4iIS s BOYS CLOIIIIii
Merit wins. The satisfaction of
first consideration, therefore only
-mi i j n i -s i i
reaouna to creait 01 tnis department are offered. Ev
ery garment sold must be a lasting advertisement.
To fit Boys 4 to 12 years of nge at
$1.25
Cheap nt Two dollars and n half, very
much better goods and made up iu good
style at
$2.50!
worth $3.50
All wool suits, knee pants, at $4.00.
worth $5.50. The all knee pants,
two
pieces. Overcoats all latest styles with
capes. Call and see them.
Youth's Clothing.
All I can say is to call and look at them.
Suits from $3.50 to most any price.
Also a nice line of ovcicouts at lowest
prices. GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
You can get most anything you want in
fancy shirtsfrom50 cents to $3. 50. White
shiru uulaundered at 50 cents, worth 75
cents. My 75 cent shirt is worth $1.00.
Also a good line of gents underwear. Scarfs
and ties, collars and cuffs, &c.
''''sTiJMiBMBBMBBMsBswwsB J
Baereiner and fine o
nana.
I pay the highest cash prices for peanuts in any
quantity and at any depot.
a y cotton and am always anxious to buy it.
Again thanking my friends and the public for th
Kma and liberal patronage and begging a continuance
or the same. Yours very truly,
10-8-3m-
the busy hum of traffic through
xxuu iiuw wim
1 T 11
pleasure to give my customers and
this week's issue, I can't give full
goods and" prices, but will enumer
ElTFIBILiD, iT. C.
ISAAC LEyY,
ENPTJELD, 0.
1U(J
customers bearing
iiit; WlieeiS oft
I ui
York and bought
for spot cash it
SAME.
"Roanoke New
nii8f.nmvra ie
j t.sj. kj xu my
such garments a
.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
I am sorry to say my time is so short
that I can't give a full discription of mj
lurge assortment I have, but will do so in
niy next all Isw styles and low prices.
Also a full line of notions, Indies, Misses'
and bovs' hose.
HATS,CJPS.
I am jnst receiving a full line of grot
and boys' hats and caps.
Also a Romplete line of ladies' trimmed
and' tin trimmed hats made by one of the
best millioners in New York, atlow prices.
Call and see them. All latest sty Its.
SHOES,,
As for ladies, gents Misses and child
ren's shoes. I hardly know where to com
mence, lint all I can sav just now is, cultt
and ace them. The juices ure as low
the lowest.
GgOCEglES.
A complete line of groceries on hand at
all times.
Crockery, glassware, wood and wellow-
ware, eie.