I ' 1 -f VOL. XXIII. WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1893. NO 41 I ADVERTISEMENTS. ; How's iYour Liver? Is tlie Oriental suhituticn, knowing tliutguo'l liuitlth. num. without a lea.'. :iv .L:vi.r. When tho Liver ii torpid t!io Bow- els (ire t-luiifjisli and con ; Etipated, th'j food lies in the Eto::iae!i "jndi ; ponted, poi.-,o:;ing tho ', blood; lrequcr.t headache I ensues; a feeling ot' lassi l tude, despondency and $ nervousness indicato how i UlkJ V..lOiO FVStCl.'l U 00- ranged. Sh::i:;en: Llr I lictf'ulator liti3 been tho means of restoring more ; people, to health and ' happiness by g viv. them a hen.ihy Liver than any agency hnov.u on curth. It ucts '.villi extraor dinary power and efficacy. W a ?eneral family romcdy for dyspepsia, 'rnl Liver. CunHipation, etc., 1 hardly ever hc imyililng cite, and have never been dis appointed in the elil'ct produced; It Beemn to tit i.lmoBt a perfect cure for -til diseasca of the rmaca and Bowels. W. J. McKi.eot, Macon, Ua. jt ----- i PROFESSIONAL CARDS. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The partnership of BunTON" A Travis ais duydissolved by mutual consent. ROBT. O. BURTON, E. L. TRAVIS, Jifux, N. C, Nov. 25, 1892. T. C. HARRISON 1.0CKI1AKT& IIAltKHON, ttomeys and Counsellors At Law, weldon, n. c -Office in Literary Hall, "a f radices in t he Superior and ather courts the State. Prompt attention given to the collection Claims. novjly. 1MK8 M. MULLEN, WALTKR I. DANIEL U L. L & N A UASI1L, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Wei.don, N. C. Jraetice in thecourts of Halifax andNorth amp and in the Supreme and Federal courts. Col liomsniade In allimruof North Carolina. laueh office at Halifax, N. C., opeu every Mon jan 7 lj HO MAS N. HILL, Attorney at "Law, HALIFAX, N. C. pavtlces in Halifax and adjoining counties and leraland Supreme court. aim. 28 t T. W. HARRIS, D. D. S. Littleton, N. C. Teeth Extracted without pain. 4-30 Km Sclentiflo American Agency for dMP ! I J CAVE-IT. TRlni hidM. DESIGN PATENTS, i i wuV : Handbook writ to . vvrmignii, SWM i Wdeit kum... 7 m """AUWAV, NKW Yon. V.. iu.rr."u.,l'f urlnn patent In America. LJiu i wihTi.. . . . ".t "r " hrmiRht before ae imiu, b auoilo given tree of oharge In U .worldT HniiiHilSr1 lii.,,n eiwtine paper in tn man sfcn,Sn,?11,?..mutnl'd- No Intelligent '"Art tl i?,Tbt,,1ou'.,t-. Weekly. S3.00 a roTio.TH. ORTII CAROLINA. HALIFAX COUNTY. WHOM IT MA Y CONCERN : ' Fake , t " "I'V UUIWWU Will uo tlle General Assembly convening "e farst Wednesday in January, 189 charter (or the Wilkibs River ' wr rower aiul Lund Improvement Com- tle 30th day of December, 1892. 15 30d J'T-EVAN8. STATE FINANCES. ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES DURING THE NEXT TWO YEARS AND RECEIPTTS FOtt THE SAME PERIOD. The balances at the close of, the fiscal jeur (November IJ(lth) were : Educa tionul fund, 828,5(58; public fund, $310,- 4(1(1; for partial payments, 83.078; fur receiver in tho Swa.'jy huit (North Caro lina railroad) 8:i3,(i(l(); for sale 4 per cent, bonds, 82(1,05(1; total, 8397,198. From the public fund there was due (most has since been paid) 8225,198, leaving as the true balance due that fund in 885,202 The Slate Board of Education has North Carolina 4 per cent, bonds (old investment) 99,25(1; North Carolina bond, $30,000, and cash balance in .treasury, 828,568; total $158,. 818. The following are the estimates of the expenses of the State for the two fiscal years ending November 30th, 1893, and November 30th, 1894. Legislature, $b'3,000; education department, $2(5,000; judieiajy, 55,750; railway commission, $9,200; 'agricultural societies, $2,250; bureaa of immigration, $150; bureau labor statistics, $3,100; capital square, $000; Agricultural and Mechanical college, $17,500; conveying convicts to the penitentiary, $9,000; rewards for fugitives from justice, $2,000; interest on per ceut. State debt, $132,000; normal schools, $8,500; Oxford orphan asylum, $10,000; pensions, $100,000; public printing, (estimate) $20,000; quarantine regulations, $2,400; sheriffs for hettliog taxes, $1,100; State Board of Health, $2,000; State geological survey, $10,000; State Guard,$lG,000; State library, $500; State University, $20,009; general con tingent fund, $20,000 deaf mute aod blind institution, $40,000; insane asylum at $00,000, aud for the same for the hospital and infirmary, $20,000; State hospital at Morganton $90,000; and for the same special $9,000; eastern hospi tal at Goldsboro $33,000, and for the same special $7,500; normal and industrial school for girls, $15,000; school for white deaf mutes at Morganton, $40,000; Soldiers' Home, $3,000; Colored Orphan Asylum at Oxford, $1,000; Colored Agricultural and Mechanical college at Greensboro, 82,500; disabled firemen, $2,500; Guilford battle ground, $200; total, $864,75(1. There is no estimate hero for the penitentiary, as it is not known whether that institution will require aid beyond its present balance. If, however, it be not self sustaining with that balance, the estimate fur the defi ciency will nave to tie added, itiese estimates are based upon the reported needs of the various objects mentioned, As a guide it may be stated that the latest valuation of real and personal property in the State, as reported by the auditor, is 8242,449,891, and to this is to be added the value of railway property assessed by the railway commission, $19,72(5,700, making the total valuations $2(52,176,551. Each one cent on the $10(1 value will yield, free of costs of collection, about $25,000. The estimated revenues are as follows Tweuty five cents on each $100 value less 5 per ceut sheriff's commissions for collections, $575,819; 25 cents on tho $100 on railroad property, $49,317; cents on the $100 ( loss expenses of collection) aud 9 ceuts on the poll, for pensions, $'J3,!(58; taxes undei schedules U aud 0, $69,000; revenue from other sources, paid direct to the treasurer, $50,000; total estimated revenue $834, 094; balance at close of last fiscal year $85,202; aggregate estimated revenues $919,296. Too Much Holiday got bim off the even track aod brought on a fresh attack of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. It was Simmons Liver Regulator that cured this time. It never fails. You want lo keep it on band also for any Bilious attack, or for Constipation. It is tho 'in rgeucy leiuedy, uuliko the pills in thn effect. No gripings, and does not debilitate. Try it once. CHARLES Speaker of the INCIDENTAL GUYING. Detroit Free Press. The other night a policeman heard fierce wrangling in the house of a colored man on Calhoun street, and he knocked on the door as a warning that he was around. It was opetied by the man of the house, who saw that his visitor was an officer and explained : "Dis hain't no fam'ly fight or nuffin' of dat sort. We is sort o' rehcarsin' fur a play dat is comin' off ut our cake walk." "Oh, that's it? I thought I heard you call your wife a fool." "Dat in deplay, sab." "And she called you a thief?" "In de play, Bah." "And you threatened to split her head open." " 'Zactly, sab all in de play." He was standing in the open door, and at that moment tt stick of wood hit him in the back of the head aod keeled him over, and he alighted on tho ground, where he lay for half a minute without motion. He was slowly struggling to his foet when the officer queried : "Was that in tho play, too?" "N-no, sah not 'zactly," was tho re ply, "but dat's some new bisnessjist work ed in, I reckon!" A SIIUEWD I'AltENT. "I don't know what is the matter with my son. Since he went to the universi ty he hasn't written to me once." "Why don't you do .is I did? When I didn't hear from my Emil I wrote as follows: "My dear boy, how are you? Inclosed you will find u $20 bill.' But I took good cara not to inclose the bill. The result was that he wrote by the next mail, complaining that the mouey had not reached him." Indl? r-tinT, vj& ?;imnrh jorderj, us nuo w ;.' liu ,;iri'Eng. All dealers keep It. $1 per Ixatle. Genuine hau trade-mark tad crossed red Uuei on wrapper; F. CRISP. sad Congress. TELL THE TRUTH. The habit of overstating facts is be coming a chronic fault of American newspaper writers. Not only ore mole hills magnified into mountains, but moun tains are mieroscoped into molehills, whpn it suits the purpose of the writer or pariijritphi.it to make the change. A trivial fault committed by one, whose advertisement is regarded as inimical to the sU'-cess of the political organization to which we chance to belong is made to appear, in the newspaper reports, as a flagrant dereliction of duty; while on the other hand, we labor assiduously to hide from public view the real defections of those who have by means, fair or fou', secured nominations from the parly with which we stand identified. The effect of this is to niis'ead an honest public, and ditceivo the voter who sincerely desires' to cast his bal'ot in favor of the man who will most wisely administer the affairs of office. But this habit of misrepresenting facts is not confined to political centres. The evil has become so firmly rooted that the omit ordinary happening U misstated, and the omnium occurri'iics of life nri made to resemble the phenomenal. To so great an extent has this practice been carried that the reader of tho morning piqir U left in ui'ubt h- lo n hclliei' tt'liut has been narrated iu the news uolumus is half or one fourth trua. Reporters five their own coloring to th dispa turns they seud, and in the haste and confu sion tho editor has not time to verity aud correct the messages. The desire to get off something sensatioual leads to misrepresentation and the reader is puz zled to know what is the truth. Ex change. Mr. E Thornton, 120 Holiday St., Jersey City, N. J., in speaking of Stlva tion Oil, the grat household specific for sprains, burns, cuts, etcXsuus up hi ndni'rt,:on f" thi valuab'e remedy iu u !j ran uy declaring it to be "tlu standard remedy." It kills all pain. ! ATLANTIC COAST LINE. A LINK NOW BKING CONSTUCTED THAT WILL MAKE IT THE SHORTEST LINE FROM WASHINGTON TO AUGUSTA AND OTHER POINTS. A long article appeared in the Savan nah News of the 2nd inst. in reference to the plans and movements of the At lantic Coast Line. Among other things, it is stated that the A. C. L. desires to to turn its passenger aud freight business via the South Bound railroad, which the Star learns from the highest official sources is incorrect. It is true, however, that the Atlantic Coast Line intends to continue the ex tension of the Manchester and Augusta Railroad to Denmark, S. C, on its way to Augusta. Twenty miles of this is already built; there remains to construct foriy-five miles. At Denmark it will connect both with the South Bound railroad and with the South Carolina Railroad. The construc tion of the road to Denmark will make the Atlantic Coast Line the short li i from Washington to Augusta, Macon, and many other interior Georgia poin.. , using the fifty-six miles of the Sou;' Carolina railro.id between. Denmark an Augusta to reach Augusta. The principal object of the construe tion of this roid to Denmark by the At lantio Coast Line is to reach Augusta. A large amount of the freight business done out of Florida to Northern points by tho Coist Line now comes from the lino of the Florida Central & Peninsula railroad, which has leased the South Bound railroad. The Atlantic Coast Line, will, of course, be glad to receive this business at Denmark, if it cannot secure it elsewhere. The distance from Florence to Den mark will be one hundred and two miles, exactly the same distance from Florence, to Charleston. It is expected (that the construction of this road will be completed within twelve months. The article in the Savannah News contains much 'gossip,' many guesses and many inaccuracies. But the News mayrestassuredthattho.se who direct the destinies of the Atlantic Coast Lino are wide awake and will spare no effort to protect the interests of that great prop erty iu the competition for both freight aud passenger traffic. STKANGE LIFE SENTENCE. Did you ever hear of an animal being sentenced to life imprisonment for mis demeanor? It is uot likely that you have. Daniel Click and wife., each near ly a hundred years old, and their batchc lor son, Jonathan, aged about 70, live near Paint Rock, in tho Western part ot ihis State. About seven years ago a young dog belonging to the family killed a chicken, which was contrary to the peace and dignity of the State. Mrs. Click found the dou guilty of murder in the first decree, but finally changed the sentence of death to life imprisonment. Accordingly the dog was shut up in an empty corn crib, where ho has re mained up to the present time. Food and water is furnished regularly and no j,ailor iN more watchful of his prisoner than the Cli :k family. Speaking of strange characters, this isaimther remind er of i lie fact that North Carolina is al ways ahead. Real M K.ui r Is the characteristic of 11 oi id's Mar.iapailila, and it is in;mife i.'l in the remarkable cur. this medicine uccoinpliilies. DruguiMs say: When we sell a buttle of Hood's Sarsapaiilld to a new customer we are sure to see him back in a few weeks after iiioio pinvin that tho good results tVoiu a trial bottle wirrant ennliuuinir in us" Tlii p'ifi ive merit Hood's Sarsa pari. I.i poosesM'i by viitue t tt the Pccuiiai Oomhiii iti'irr, Proportion and Process us in its preparation, and by which nil i)i r nedial va!n of ibe ingredient used is remitted. Ilond'j Sursaparilia is i bus Peculiar to Itself and absolutely liaequalled in its powor as blond ;'m fier, and i" n M i- r t.uildiug up ih weak aud weary, and giving nrve uu i strength. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 0 if q fj 1 1 Tobacco Cuo! WHAT IT IS DOING, I received Tablet about six days ago and commenced using according to directions, and can say now tlnit I am cured of the habit of chewing aud smoking, contracted about thirty-seven years nji. What are your terms t o agents? I want two counties. Cleveland, Miss. K. C. Hopkins. I have used the Hose Tobacco Cure with , happy results. 1 'I ease t;iv ,11B a" 'be particulars in re gard to agency, lor one or more counties. Yours respectfully, VaUlosta, Ga. W. D. Braswell. I sent to you a month ago for a Tablet of Rose Tobacco Cure- It broke me of the habit after using tobacco for fifty-seven or fifty-eight years. Yours, Travelers Rest, Ala. J. C. Powell. I purchased a Tablet of Rose Cure some two weeks since and it has cured me. Please let me know if you will let an agent have as much territory as a State. Tibbee station, Miss. J. H. Ryland. Rev. Mr. Onlland, of this city, has used your Rose Tobacco Cure aud he says it has cured hiiuof the habit of tobacco using. I have been chewing and smoking for 45 years aud yetam determined toquit. Please find enclosed $1.00. Send me a Tablet. Jacksonville, Fla- Yours, W. E. Hatter. Sometime ago I ordered from you a box of the SnuffCure for myself. It gave per fect satisfaction aud completely cured me of the Snutf habit in a few davs. I would like to secure the agency for this ectiou. Summit, Ala. Mrs. Carry Hailen. AN OLD CASE. All that want to quit the use of tobacco, use the Rose Tobacco Cure. I am a free limn after using it 55 years. Give terms to agents. Yours, Valley Head, Ala. R. S. Price. I write this to say to you that the Rose Tobacco Cure is a wonderful stuff. I have used tobacco in all shapes for 45 years, and after using one Tablet all desire is none. I used two Tablets to be sure of a cure, but one did the work. Dr. R. M. Tucker. PRICE PER TARI.ET, TORACCOCUKli.SliKI " BOX, SNUFF CURE, l. 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