THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY DECEMBER Qii, 1S92.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL AND
K
DRESS
ran.
A 7" have ,lif; stock f StorD Serces. Plain Serges, Broad Clotbs, and
V V JPJL2TG1 NOVELTIES. Trimminp of all
km Jj to match.
CLOTHING !
Kr men, boys and children. This clothing will fit and is made in the LATEST
STYLES.
HATS!
The very newest shapes in STIFF and FUR HATS.
SHOES G-EADE.
J. Faust & Son, E. P. Reid k Co's., an i Manan & Son's Handsome Shoes which
are guaranteed to wear well or money refunded.
Furnishing Goods.
Gent's furnishing goods, notions, and handkerchiefs.
HOTJSEKEEPIITG- GOODS
and everything to be found in a first class dry goods house.
We have a nice line of
Ladies' Cloaks, Jackets and Wraps.
Do not order goods. We will
give you better goods for the price
than you can get by ordering.
We will keep up our stock better Dowthan ever, and can please you.
Come to see us.
THE M- F. HART CO.,
BY RT F.
A. S. ALLEN,
H. D. ALLEN.
The Boston
SHOE STORE,
Evan s Brick Building, next door to the Bank.
STAELISHEI) by well known Boston Manufacturer for the sale of
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks and
"V" -A. L I
SaTThe lowest possible prices is the motto
cents to $1.60 per pair.
Ladies solid Xobby Dongula, long pat. Leather tip $1.25, worth $1.."0 in any bouse
in North Carolina.
"Souliettag"' for the baby's tender feet. Original, novel, and lovely. Be sure yo
see them.
Men's Victor Bals, absolutely solid, fair stitch London tip which you may well ass-
now can we anora to run a. fi.'io.
BTrunks and Valises at factory prices. 1
In order to meet the wants of the people we have also a full line of
HOSIEET,
which is also footwear, and comes in properly i n a regular shoe house
taT.STKICTLY ONE TRICE TO ALI,..J
D.E. STAINBAOK, Manager.
oct. 27 6m.
-zzz400 KlfJDS 0f zrzr
IPS. II I
ETC.
Sole Ag'ts for Rife's Hydraulic Ram.
Hand Power and Steam Pumps.
Iron, Wood and Terra Cotta Pipe.
IDIRAZIsr TILE-
SYDNOR & SHEPARD,
H45 M.in st , icEcnvro3sriD"7'JA..
RTMW MO DRILLED WELLS. PROSPECTING HOLES DRllLED.
my 12 6m.
WINTER
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GOODS.
HART, SEC. UREAS
S E S
of this house. Children's Shoos from 2;
ill, TANKS,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
YOUR CA5E
IS NOT
HOPELESS
'TRACE MAKK. ; , ;
IN NATURE'S OWN WAV.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE.
A -'amjUM M.lmn
ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISC CO.
SI4C5 Nf Yoik Ait.. WasMnjton. 0. C.
nor 19 ly
TYLER DESK CO..
ST. LOUIS, MO
Oar Mammoth Catalogue of Baxi Counters,
Disks, and other Opficb FutsiTl'BS for
1S8S now ready. New Goods New Styles
in Desks, Tables, Chairs, Book Cues, Cabi
nets, &c. , &c, and at matchless prices,
as above indicated. Our good! are well
known and sold freely in every country that
peaks English Catalogues free. Postage 12a.
my JS 6 m
WORK FOR US
a ffw dnyji, acd you will le MartUM v.t the unex
jpcti eiictfss tlmt will reward your fiform. W
positively have the best buaiie!s to ofltr ttu aeon,
that cau be found on the face of thi earth,
845.00 profit on S75.00 worth f buaineA U
beine aity and honorably uuide by and paid to
huitureds of men, women, boy a, and pirU in our
employ. You can make money filter ut work for
usthauyou have any idea of. "The bitMneM is so
eay t learn, and instruction o .-it n pie and plain,
that all succeed from the start. Those who take
hold of the buines reap the urivuiuajre tliat
arises from the sound rt-puiation of oue of the
oldest, most aucceful, nnd l:ir;et ubiisli id fif
hou?e in America. Secure for y-iur-eif the profit
that the business so readily and handsomely yield?.
All beginners succeed grandly, and more than
realize their greatest expectations. Those who
try it find exaetly a we tell them. There is plenty
of roinn tor a fi-w more worker?, and we ure
them to Iwi'tti at once. If you are already em-pbivt-d.
but iiuve a few spare moments, and wish
to u-e them to advantage, then write us at once
(for thi i vour prami opportunity), and receive
full particular bv return mail. Addreit,
TKL'E & CO., Wox No. 400, Augusta, Me.
O OOGOOO 0 0 0
o TUTT'S 0
Tiny Liver Fills
as an eiitl-blliom and antl-malarial
remedy are wonderful in tlictr effects f
in freeing the system of biliousness J
and malaria. No ono living in
Malarial Regions O
should be withcut them. Their w
prevents attacks of chills and fever,
dumb ague, billons colic, nnd gives P
the system strcusrth to resist all tho
evils of nn nnhcalthyand Impure at a
mosphen. Elegantly supar-coated. 0
ITJce, 85c. OlBce, 30 Pork Flore, ". T.
O O O OGOOOOO
feb4 ly
DO YOU KNOW
That you can hare roar eyes tested ac
curately, and fitted with glaases by
practical optisian at
YOUNG'S JEWELRY STORE.
The finest set of test lenses in the state.
and there will be no choree for tenting
your sight.
Mure eyes are ruined bv classes sold
by incompetent persons than any other
cause. 1 heretore, we advise you to he
oareful with your night, and hava yon?
yes examined by a
COMPETENT OPTIC 'AN
SB .&mm: '
S2S IS A-v I)).
Silver goods for bridal presents, dia
monds of the finest quality, watches in
gold and silver cases, blocks of the best
makers and good timers, gold thimble
and Christmas goods, gold headed eanet
and plain gold rings, epera glasses and
fancy bair pins, and ef the latest styles
of goods, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
' J. W. YOUNC.
Co Syoa. 4'Banlt Sts. Petersburg, Va.
ortij. '
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Flt.HTING WITHOUT FIHEARMS
The Greek pike was 24 feet 1 Dg.
The mediaeval lance was 18 feet.
The Swiss pike was 1 feet long.
The Roman javelin wus (i feet long.
The pelrary was a media?val catapult.
Plate arm r was used from 1410 to
leno.
The standard Roman sword was 2-
inehes.
The helmet of Richard I., weighed 25
pounds.
The rabbis say Cain killed Abel with
a club.
David slew Goliath with a sling stone,
B. C. 1DC3.
German helmets were ornamented with
cow-horns.
The cross-bow came into use into in
the twelfth century.
The military flail came into use in the
tenth century.
Spears are found in the earliest hiero
glyphics of Egypt.
The first armor used was of skins and
padded hides.
The pulley drawn cross-bow had a
range of forty rods.
Projecting engines were first invented
by the Greeks.
Mixed chain and plate armor was used
from 1300 to 1410.
Gustavus Adolphus abolished all armor
but a light cuirass.
The French infantry were aimed with
the pike until 1640.
The battles of Crecy, Poictiers and
Agincourt were won by the archers.
strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If La
Grippe has left you weak and weary, use
Electric Bitters. This remedy acts di
rectly on the liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aidingthoseorgansto perform their
functions. If you are afflicted with sick
headache, you will find speedy and per
manent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need. Large bottles only
50c. at V. M. Cohen's drugstore.
BITS OF WISDOM.
The only truly brave people are those
who are not afraid of the truth.
There is not a man in the world who
is not serving some kind of a master.
Nothing makes a man a bit richer tint
does not make him more grateful.
No religion can do you :i bit of good
that does uot make you try to do gocd to
others
A Little Girl's ICvperienee in a Light
house. -Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keen
er of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Bench, Mich., and are ble.ssed with a
daughter, four years old. Last April she
was taken down with Measles, followed
With a dreadful Hunch nml turnintr intn
a Fever. Doctors at home and at De
truit treated her, but in vain, she grew
worse, rapidly, until she was a mere
"handlul of bones." Then she tried Dr.
King's New Discovery and after the use of
two and half bottles, was completely cured
They say Dr. King's New Discovery is
worth its weicht in sold, vet vou ruav tret
a trial bottle free at W. M. Cohen's drug
store. THINGS WOKTII KNOWING.
Tannon mixed with mutton tallow is
good for chapped hands.
Put a tablespoonful of salt into a kero-
s;ne lamp once in a while.
A good sized sponge is nice for cleans
ing paint and washing windows.
A larj;e, soft sconce, either drv or
dampened makes a good duster.
A paste made of eoual parts of lard
and puwdered chalk will cure corns.
Nitre is excellent for a cold, especially
a feverish one. Use ten drops to a lea-
spoonful, according to age, once in four
hours.
G: M. Carter. Chester. S. C... writes-
"A negro boy here had a bad case of
scroiuia. 1 he doctor said it would kill
him. I got him lo use Botanic Blood
Balm, He took a dozen bottles and is
now well. He has not used any of it for
four months and continues well."
"Mamma," said Jacky, whoso little
sister was pulling his hair, "I wish you'd
make May stop. She's behaving in a
very ungcntlemr.nly way."
Wbea Babr was sick, ve ravs her Castor.
When the vas a Chile", she cried for Caetoria.
Wbea aba became Mies, aba elunf to Caatoria.
When aba bad Childram, aha far Uwtn CaaWria.
Cholly Bah, Jove, I've a dreadful
pain in my head. Can you suggest
remedy?
Sinnikers Yes, have it filled.
HUUo-nOLJ bi'tcVTIES.
r.rotlcil Ti-nderliiins. Cut a tenW
oin into throe loug stiM.;s, liattfD
tlu-m a':il put on a broiler which h:is
ir'mi k'reaicil over a (luiek lin1: nave a
saucepan reaiiy over the tire with a lit
tin incited butter iu it, sprinkle a little
salt over the tenderloins, put them in
the saucepan for two or three iniuuU-s,
then serve. X. Y. Observer.
(Jree.i Tomato Soy. Take green
tomatoes just before frost Slice them
thin, l'ut a layer of toinat.M'S, chopped
onions, .'e ery and mustard seed, pepper
.nd salt, and t'.vo tab'espumfuls of
A'hite sugar: m.vee nnd cloves if fancied
Till the kettle; ad 1 vinesfur enouyh to
cook them; when tender, add more
vinegar, and boil a few iniuuWs. Har
per's lla.ar.
Apple Custard Ti '. Peel, core e.n.i
slew s mr apples. M ish then very fine,
and for each pie allow the yolk of one
egg, one cup of sM.'ar, one-half cup of
butter, one-fpiai'ter of a nutni 'g, grated.
Bake with only 0111 crust, tho same as
pumpkin pie. un 1 ik the white of the
cgS ai frosting, to be spread on after
the pi.' is il ie Ilrown it nicely, by
returuinir it to the oven for a few min
utes, Koston lludyet.
1'launel Cukes. Hub two ounces of
butter into a quart of sifted flour with
the hands until well mixed; add one
teaspoonfnl of salt. Mix together the
beaten yolks of three eggs and one pint
ami a half of milk; add this to the Hour;
beat hard u-.itil smooth. Next add the
whites of the eggs beaten to a stiff
froth and two tablespoonfuls of baking
powder. Hake quiekiy on a hot griddle,
greased with fat pork. X. V. Observer.
Rolls. Let one pint of milk come
to a boil; then add one tablespoon of
butter and one tnblespoon of sugar;
cool and add one-half eu; of soft yeast
and flour to make a soft sponge; let it
rise several hours, or, if for breakfast,
over night, then stir flour in until the
dough is firm; knead thoroughly; let it
rise again, cut with a biscuit cutter and
fold half-way over. When light bake
in a quick oven half an hour. Watch
carefully that they bake evenlv and
are a golden brown. Boston Hudget
Chocolate caramels are great favor
ites; and although the word caramel
really means burnt sugar, it is often
applied where this ingredient is entire
ly lacking. To make this candy at its
be.st, one cup of sugar and half a cup of
butter are creamed well together as if
for cake, adding by degrees a cup of
molasses and one of cream, if it is to be
had if not, milk will make an inferior
substitute, l'ut all these ingredients
in a saucepan and let them boil fast
When nearly done, which will be in
about half an hour, add a cup of grated
chocolate and stir well. Drop a little
of the caramel into cold water and have
ready buttered pans into which it may
be poured an inch thick. Mark into
squares when cool with the back of a
warm knife. Harper's liazar.
THE CHARM OF COURTESY.
Wlegcil YlVll.brrcl Kexerre The Woman
YVIit l:ires tr Ite Affable.
If women could ever learn that it is
quite possible to combine affability
with dignity in commonplace, daily in
tercourse with their fellow creatures,
ihis would be a far brighter and more
1,'reeable world. Xine-tenths of the
gentlewomen one knows would no more
address an tinint reduced female than
bite otf a bit of their own tongues. Xot
once in a blue moon do they dare con
verse with their servants, the clerk be
hind the counter, the chance companion
of a railway journey, or even the lady
who has dropped in to call on a mutual
friend.
Awkwardness and timidity, with a
sense of alleged well-bred reserve, seal
their lips to every form of communica
tion. I u their shyness and stupid fear
of furnishing an opportunity for undue
familiarity they go through life like
oysters, as far as those outside their
narrow circle are concerned. l!ut,
thank heaven, there is a woman, and
her trilie is increasing, who realizes all
of the beautiful opportunities and
rights the gift of speech gives her. She
can afford to talk to her domestics
about any nnd everything, and cement
their affectionate respect with every
word uttered.
tier kindly recognition of the shop
girl and fr.igment of pleasant gossip
across thj yardstick is a wholesome
break in a clerk's dull day. To sit tie
side a respectable female for an hour's
train travel, and not exchange greet
ings as two human beings touching in
their journey of life, would confound
her kindly nature. "She is sure of her
dignity, nnd. strong in its integrity, af
fords to do what a less fine-grained na
ture shrWks to essay. Her friendly,
well-chosen words are as far removed
from volubility as her cordial manners
are from gush.
Reeogniz:ng the power of speech as
the most potent of spells for removing
dull, unlovely discontent embarrass
ment and loneliness, she is free with
worthy thoughts graciously expressed
It is noticeable that su -h women never
leave drawing-room, kitchen, shop or
coach that every other creature of her
kind present doc not acknowledge to
herself the supreme excellence of
courtesy above all other feminine
charms. Illustrated American.
IlAM't t'ntntnes.
A baked potato is most delicious when
lerved alone. Xo knife must touch it;
tivU It carefully ftsd sq-tct-z; the con
tents of the jackets iuto a light heap on
the plate. Then sprinkle it with salt
and it is an exquisite dish, to be eaten
alone. Asparagus spoils everything it
touches unless it tx u little bit of toast,
to which it Imparts its own flavor.
Green corn eaten from the cob. or after
a slight boiling cut off and biik.tl in a
dish, will not be enjoyed as if.should be
if mixed with other foid. Iloust beef
will bear nothing but mushroomw with
it, and in spite of all that epic jres may
say wo like it bist when its blushing
face, half hidden in the red veil dippe I
from the drops that followed the knife,
is all w can see on the plate be tor us.
Journal of Commerce;.
Marie lllm Wearr.
Aunty I love flowers. Don't yon?
Young Xephew I used to I "7
menced to slndy botany. Now 1 laate
'em. Uood Xews.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIIsSons
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Send for circular and price list to h-'
WUEELER & WILjOX MFG. CO., Si
mayisiy. Atlanta,Ua. $
ml
GROCERIES!
Confectioneries.
CIGARS' and TOBACCO.
Weldon, X. C.
Fresh bread and cakes shipped to ay
point. Orders by mail promptly filled.
My
B A E
is in the rear end of the same building.
THREE DOORS from BROWX'S COR
XER Main street, Weldon, N. C.
oct 1 ly.
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1892.
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