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THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, MAKCI1 15, 1894.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
J. W. SLEE3E, Editor & Proprietor
D. S. STAINBACK. Associats Editor-
Entered at Fait Office, at Wildon at
Secoiul Chhx Mutter.
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One Year (by Mail), lWage l'aiil II. BO.
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A Weekly Deuiocratie journal devoted to
the material, educational, political ami
agricultural interests or Halilax and sur
rounding countira.
(Advertising rates reasonable ami
furmdhed en application.
Talsiaok has reconsidered, at ibo
urgent request of his congregation, and
will not rosign as pastor of Brooklyn
Tabernacle.
Robert E. Lks, the son and name
sako of tbe great Confederate general,
was married in Washington last Thursday
to Miss Juliet Carter, of Virginia.
So frequent have been the marriages
of young American Sunday School
teachers to Chinese pupils in their classes
in Chicago that an association has been
formed for the purpose of fighting off
such matrimonial unions.
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Tub country is getting into pretty bad
shape when the Attorney General of the
United Stales draws his salary from the
Treasury with one hand and receives
pay as the trust attorney oi gigantic
corporations in the other.
Thk New Ysrk Nation says : "Any
one who has investigated the subject
knows that there never was a census of
American slave-holders, but that the
estimates of their number even by their
own partisans did not exceed 350,000,
including the hirers of slaves."
Ir taxed sugar, taxed coal, taxed fruits
f , and taxed iron and wool arc relorms, as
i the Senate believes, then all we have to
lay is that the Senate needs reformation
and the country needs Senators who are
, vs willing to look after the interests of the
- people instead of that of trusts.
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The Rev. A.C. Dixon, of Brooklyn,
has begun "a campaign aguinst evil," as
he calls it, in the City of Churches. He
lias the support of many pastors, sad the
work has been inaugurated by holding
noon prayer meetings. Much religious
fervor has been aroused at the guth
erings.
The State of New York since 1TS9
has been continuously represented in the
Supreme Court, except from 1792 to
1796 aod from 1843 to 1845 a lapse of
three years only, a record which no other
'State can show. Pennsylvania was for
long time without representation
Neither Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, or
orth Carolina has had a representative
forjnany years.
' A Washington correspondent of the
'Richmond Dispatch says:
Another letter just received from
. senator Vance states that ho continues
to improve in health. For the past two
Greeks he has been at Suwanee, Florida
' tie does not expect to return to Wash
Hugtun until about the 1st of April.
March is too variable a month for weather
here, and his physician thinks the Sena
tor should take no chaoces.
Governok Foster, of Louisiana, has
accepted the resignation of Senator E. C
White, aod has appointed as his successor
Newton C. Blanchaid, who, by
uasou of his long service in Washington
ftsuue of the best known public men in
the Slate. Congressman Blanchard has
served longer in the house than any
aooi'rossman elected from Louisiaua since
He is now in the fourteenth
year of hit service in the lower branch of
A
uai
J s year or n service iu me iuiilt urauvu ui
'. tA' f 'mioiial assembly, Judge Elam hav-
Ina) Oeeo his predecessor.
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T tn recent meeting ot negro
.irai ers at Tuskegree, Ala., a colored
land owner who was born a slave, made
a speech in the cuurseof which be said:
"A uiurtuge is a thing dut don't sleep,
f-T if'' ly'"' in wait and she's gruwiu
( 1 1 , L -tttii don't thiok. You see the
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guts waitiog in si me uuor, an
"What you gwine do?" an'
"I'm ywiue to sweep you out."
kiod work. After you ve got
Vg, put it in the bottom uf your
and save it. You di i oottoo and
i.u't wear it. How you expect
II ever be a price uu ii uf iu uu
Tinle are feared of Hr
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ri" Democratic party opposes a high
ive tariff aod is pledged for a tarif
,loue only. Then in the name uf
. i' B l?i ' ln" na"") t'ie people and
Wot"""" sonic "d deoeucy why don't
e epresentatives at Washington throw
v.j their culminating atrocity, patched
irk tariff bill, and do what they were
at to do, nauie'y, lo relieve the country
T bardeusome taios? If the Demo
..rstia party is to be judged by its sup
jtowd representatives at Washington
yhere doositstand to day? The country
i disgusted with the dilatory tactics of
tt law makers and it is time to let them
koe they are supposed to be the ser
rants of the people. But, then, unless
a sit quietly and submit to be troddi n
down and walked upon wears all "tick'
art."
The best wsy to avoid diseases, hair
filing out, and prematurs baldness is to
the best preventive known for that
ase Hall's Hair Reoewer.
The Sugar Trust declared a 3 per
cent, dividend last week. It declared
a 3 per cent, dividend three months ago
and another three months before that.
In brief, the trust is paying 1 - per cent,
per annum on its nominal capital,
which is three or four times the money
actually invested.
Yet this monopoly is besetting Cod-
gress to save to it the privilege it has of
taxiog every human being in America
on every pound of sugar used. And
wurte stil. Senators have granted its
greedy demand and consented that the
people shall go on being taxed for the
beoefit uf a trust whose stock holders are
doubling their mouey in profits every
three or four years, even in these hard
times.
Tub Uiiited States Court of Texas,
lias decided that a negro cannot ride in
a Pullman car if the company objects.
The suit of N. W. Cuney, ex collector of
customs and republican politi.'ian, against
the Pullman Palace Car Company for
$5,000 damages for relusiog to sell him
a berth in one of the sleepers hauled by
the International and Great Northern
Railway was decided in the U. S.
Court at Galveston last Friday against
the plaintiff. Notice of an appeal was
;iven. The case of Samuel McCoy,
iodentical with that of Cuney, and the
same amount ef damages, was dismissed.
The ground of contention was that the
Pullman Palace Car Company bad no
right to discriminate on account of color.
The jury held to the contrary.
The Washington Post represents Sen
ator Teller as taking rather a gloomy
view of the situation. "We have," says
the distinguished senator, "reached a
point in the history of this country where
it is almost ccitaio to make a retrograde
movement and to take a downward course.
General prosperity is likely to be a thing
of the past." The country will go stead
ily to the demoition bow-wows unless we
"dispel the baneful influence of a single
gold standard."
This is indeed discouraging, because
we do not believe Senator Teller has
some to this conclusion because be repre
sents a silver constituency. Certainly
everything seems to be out of joint. We
all expected congress to do something,
but somehow they are very slow. We
hope for better times, but we have few
evidences of returning prosperity. It
is something more than the single gold
standard; but who can say what it is,
who is wise enough to suggest a remedy?
Till; TARIFF HILL.
The Wilson Tariff bill which passed
the House of Representatives in Febru
ary is still hanging fire in the Senate.
The Senate committee has seen fit to
take many of the necessaries of life from
the free list and place a duty on them.
The poor man must pay 1 cent a pound
tax on the sugar which goes in his coffee;
molasses shall pay a duty of two cents
per gallon, iron ore forty cents per ton.
Coal is taken from the free list and made
dutiable also at forty cents a ton, and
coke goes at fifteen cents. Ruw wool is
left on the free list. The whiskey tax
is raised to 81.10. Lumber remains on
the free list. The income tax piovisiou
of two per cent, remains on the bill The
wsoleo schedule shows but little change.
No changes in the cotton schedule
Collars and cuffs are iucreased from
35 to 45 per cent, ad valorem. No
change is made in the rates fixed in the
bill on imported tubacc i. A tax is im
posed on cigars, and cigarettes weighing
mord than three pounds per thousand,
25 per thousand; on cigarettes wrapped
in paper 81 per thousand, on cigarettes
wrapped in tobacco 50 coots per thou
sand. I ncut precious stones arc on the
free list. Apples, bananas, dates, olives
and pineapples are taken from the free list
an i taxed 20 per cent, ad valorem. Plums,
prunes, figs, raisins and currants are all
taxed 3(1 per cent ad valorem. Peanuts
are changed from ooe cent to 20 percent,
ad valorem. And the Senate is supposed
to legislate in the interest of the people.
Is the above schedule in thu ioterest of
the masses? We think sot.
A BOY GIANT.
Wythcville, Va., L iter to the Rich
mond Times.
Wythe county numbers within its
population the greatest man in the
commonwealth, if one considers bis dead
weight, Melvin Grubb, whose wondrous
girth and ponderous limbs make bim
the daily wonder ot his neighbors. He
was born something more than fifteen
years ago, and has ever since that kept
his neighbors wondering at his growth.
Each year since he was ten, has seen
from fifty to one hundred pounds added
to bis weight, until now he is believed
to be the heaviest youth alive; and
should his avoirdupois appreciate at the
same rapid rate, he will soon break all
the heavy-weight records since Adam
At thirteen years of age, he weighed
410 pounds; at fourteen, 450 pounds;
and now at fifteen, the scales creak at 535
pounds, and the end is not yet.
Grubbs is not merely a mountuin of
flesh, but an active and intelligent boy.
He can follow a plough all day without
unusual fatigue, and is a bright
and intelligent pupil of the public
school near his father's farm at Walter's
Bridge, about two and a half miles west
of Wythcville.
WELDON MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY VOR THE BENEFIT
ef OI R COUNTRY FRIENDS.
C.R. Sides, per lb,
Shoulders Bacon, per tb,
Hams, S. C, per lb,
Lard, refined,
Flour, per barrel, Patent,
" " " Straight,
W, I. Molasses, per gallon, I!
Syrup, per gallon.
Granulated sugar, per lb,
Light brown Sugar, per lb,
Butter, per tb,
Cheese, per lb,
Green Coffee, per lb,
Poultry,
Eggs, per dozen,
Shot, per lb,
Guu powder, per lb,
Coal oil, white, safety 150, per
Coal oil, red C, per gallon,
Apple Vinegar, per gallon,
Beeswax, per lb,
Tallow, per tb,
Hides, flint, per lb,
green, "
salted, "
Salt, per sack,
Cora, per bushel,
Meal, ' "
Rice, " "
Peas, black, per bushel,
Peas, black eye, per bushel,
Peanuts, per bushel,
Cotton, per pound,
Bagging, per yard, 2 1-4 lbs,
Ties, per bunch,
73c
73c
14c.
10c.
SI 50
83.25
0 and 40c
30e
6
5
25-30
15 to 20
22 to 27
15 to 25
10
10
25 to 40
gal. 15
15-20
30-40
20
5
4
1
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3
50
70
0-8
50
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35 to 50
61
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81.15
When Baby was slek, wo g&rt her Cutorla,
When Hhe was a Child, sha eritsl fur Cantoris.
Wlien she hm-ame Miss, she oIuhk to f axbtrta.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castorls,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
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rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best product to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form must acceptable and pleas
ant U) the taste, the ref resiling and tmly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; ellectually cleansing the system,
disiielling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tlio approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening tliem and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5()c aiulfl bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if ottered,
mar 2ti ly
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ITOTIOITS.
Manufaeturersof Shirts, Drawers and over
alls. Price guaranteed against all North
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General
MERCHANDISE
The monument to Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison, just erected in Crown Hill
Cemetery, Indianapolis, is of Barre
granite. Its plainness it is said to be
its chief charm. It is seven feet square
at the base, about ten feet in height,
and the only inscription which it bears
is the word "Harrison," engraved in
large letters directly above the base.
A circle of graven oak leaves surround
the shaft about a toot from the top, and
short Grecian columns are at each
corn er about two feet above the founda
tion stone. The distance between the
mounmcnt and the gravestone is about
five feet. The latter is a plain stone
inscribed with the words, "Caroline Scott
Harrison."
OSB HV OF LIGHT.
Senator Brice, of Ohio, struck a sug
gestive note the other day, when he said
to his Democratic colleagues in caucus,
"if you are going to ignore the revenue
only principle of the national platform
and admit into the making of this tariff
act tbe principle of class discrimination, I
shall cluini fur my particular locality what
otlur Senators are claiming for theirs."
Here we have, in a single sentence, tbe
whole error.
No unselfish, thoughtful Democrat can
believe that the Government has any
constitutional right to tax the people
eicept to raise the money needed for its
own support, it would not be free or
S just Goverumeut if it possessed such s
right. It has, undoubtedly exercised it,
legislating through its levenue raising
power money out of one man's pocket
into auother man s pocket, and thus rob
binii Peter to pay Paul.
After ten yours of incessant sgiutioo
it was distinctly repudiated by the Dem
ocratio party in National Convention as
sembled, and on that reputation the
Democrats swept the country. The
Democratic Ways aod Meuos Committee
had nothiog to do but lo carry out the
orders of the party ratified by the people
No party ever came into power with
so grestsn opportunity, aod do one ever
put t great opportunity to sucb s base
use, or cut so pool s figure.
"Whata in a nsucT" Well, that
depends. For instance, the name of
"Ayer" sufficient puarsMeetiu Ayer's
Sarsspsrilla is a geouine, scientific blood
purifier, and not s sham, like so much
that iroes bv the Dams of "aamnarilU '.
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Ayer's Sarsspsrilla is tbe standard
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Mother's Story
Her Boy's Suffering After.
Diphtheria
Head' Cavo Cood Health and '
Strength.
C. I. Hood Co., Lowell. Mais, i
I "Hood's Hariaparllla has done so Buck (or'
my boy that I wish to sar a low words la praise
of this wonderful Medicine. Clifford was very
III with diiibtherla aad II left him suftrlnf with
Bright'! disease. He was very weak, poor la
feih and eoukl hardlv walk. Malaria ttver
soon overtook dial and together with trouble
with his liver,
Ma Was In Much misery.
At last, almost dlseooraged, I decided to hare
lira try Hood's llanaparlluk He has lakes
enlr a lew bottles, and yet It has done htm more
good than all the previous medleal treatment
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
sad SMdlelnes eombloed. He has r rained
straacUi and tosh sad looks quite healthy. II
will always lire us pleasure tell others what
a valuable medietas Is Hood's BaruperUla."
Has. O. W. MiaLiTT, CarroUtoa, Keatneky.
M.H. It you decide lo take Hood's taraapa-
nnaaonot Deinaueea lo buy any other.
Just received full line Drv Uoeds. Kotions.
Boots, Shoes, Huts, Caps, (traceries. To
bacco, Cigars, Snuff, Furniture, Cooking
Stoves, Buggies, Wagons, Koad Carts,
New Home and Domestic Hewing Ma-
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ks9"iegler's and Buy State Shoes for he
dies, Meu and Children. These celebrated
shoes are ulwuys reliable and I guarantee
every pair TO GIVE KNTiliK SATIS
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PrtrrW. Squire, of Northampton coun
ty and Harvey L. Hines, of Halifax coun
ty are with me aod will be pleased to ses
and serve their many friends.
Thanking my friends for their liberal
patroa.ige in the past and Soliciting a con
tinuaneeof the aume, I am yours to corn-
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What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
aud Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aud allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea aud "Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Paimcea-the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
' Ctutoria li ftn excelled medicine for chil
dren. Mothen have repeatedly told me ot 1U
good effect upon their children. "
Dn. Q. C. Osgood,
Lowell, Mast.
Castoria ti the bent remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day li not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
Interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of thevariousquack nostrums which ore
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throutu, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Pa. J. F. KittcnsLOE,
Conway, Ark.
Castoria.
" Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I recommeud It as superior to any prescription
known to me.1'
B. A, A soma, H. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we ore free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It."
United Hospital and Dispensary,
Boston, Moss.
Allbn C. Smith, Pret.,
JEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Centos Coaapaaj, TT Murray Street, Mew York City.
NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
HALIFAX COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Tu the Vhiirnum nf the Hoard uf (mmimnier uf Halifax County, N. C:
Pursuant to chapter 580 Public Laws of 1891, I have the honor herewith to
submit the following report of all public funds remainiug in uiy hands, on the 1st
Monday in December 1893:
33. E 3? O K T :
CO
a 553
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73 2
ti it
7(1 1253
State Mahogany, etals
Phillips k Battle, J T Bellamy,
79
80
83
85
80
832
C5
4
161
07
Abram Tillery,
Ned Hill,
W W Fisher,
Berry King,
i S Mitchell,
Dec.
1893
Ex: Edwards, Ex. Mason,
Pace and wife, J K Jodcb & wife, ( J Scott,
State, W fi Kitchin, Geo Williams,
TLKuiryAwife R&GRKCo J K Rogers, ah'ff Wake
SK Peebles, B d Com. Hal. Co J II McGce, 1
3 30
3 30
3 tiO
2 80
.30
1 60
1 70
,60
90
19 10
By cash paid to W. F. Paiker, County Treasurer, 19 10
The above amounts are in the hand of the couoty treasurer and will be paid when
proper application aro made for the same. The funds embraced in the foregoing,
having remained in the hands of the clerk for three years or more, are payable into
the Treasury of Halifax county, unless called for on or befsro the 1st day of Jan
uary 1S94. (See CUrk's Report submitted to November term 1893.)
100 3 Dee. State Henry Richardson J E Mabry,
100 a " " " " A F Sheario,
107 4U3May 13,91 8 Ward, M Smith, et als
373 Apr. 91, J T Bellamy Phillips & Battle
112
M
116
116
118
119
it
120
122
111
125
128
26 M'y 14,91 State, M E Borden,
464 " 30, 91 N k C R R Co J G Shields,
398 J'y 20,91 B A Pope, W k W R R Co
448 Oct 5, 91 Hackney Bros Parker & Closs,
129
129
133
134
140
143
144
145
II
146
151
151
152
Margaret Smith,
R 11 Ricks, Sheriff
W T Knight, "
R E Hardy,
Frank Ballard,
J II Grant,
Ennis Bellamy,
" " " " UV Clark,
302Octl891 N B Josey & Co FS Royaler k Co W T Knight, Sheriff,
27 Nov 3091 State Sol Williams J W Thompson
375 Apr. 7, 91 J C Carlisle, E G Hales, J C Flowers,
375 Feb 2 92 Basil Devereux M McMuhon et als A II Ricks, sheriff,
" " " " J R Green, sheriff,
499 Mar 14 92 Pat. Guano Co J R Tillery, Lee Shields,
" " " " " R II Moore,
" " " " " Patapsco Guano Co.
Jno Jackson,
M F Stsneill, sheriff,
601 14 92 L D Hancock J R Tillery,
47 " " E N Peterson,ex W H Hughes,
49 Mav 92 State Jackson Ward.
12 May 92 State, M K Cousins, R A Hardy,
136 1156 Junel 92Emry k Ct Bat Williams etals Madison Williams
138 48 Aug 27 92 R N & W P Co T L Emry k wife Frank Moore,
763 Deo 6 92 B k A M Co R Burwell k wife Sheriff of Vance,
746 Jaa 18 93 J R Herring N C R R Co F M Johnson,
725 G B Curtis & Co J J Draper T W Gaskins,
759 Bunch Williasis W d- W R R Co Geo Lucas,
" " " " " W H Hardison,
756 Mar 15 93 EC Biggs, WAWRRCo J 8 Wright
832 Apr 18 63 T M Staton N 4 C R R Cs P X Smith,
" " " " Jack Sherod,
" " " L K Savage,
" ' " " EdLudwig,
" " " ' " W M Martin,
J E O II earn
Peter Pritchard,
" .1 K .Inhiwtnn.
T L Emry k wifs R k 0 R II Co. W K Fletcher,
Blake Usy
" " " " F J Anderson,
" " " " Dsniel Powell
155 676 R N i W P Co T L Emry k wife C W Watson,
" " Harvey Wills,
" " " " IsharaJoyner
" " T J Fields,
Edmund Richards
753 May 8 93 Eaton Solomon R k O R R Co
I tt
909
2 05
5 00
.30
.60
.60
2 00
3 00
.30
.85
.90
1 20
2 30
9 05
.90
.60
2 10
2 30
60
.50
1 20
30
4 00
8 90
2 90
1 20
3 80
1 90
13 50
7 60
2 60
1 14
6 00
6 10
11 30
1 10
16 50
S 60
3 'Mi
1 20
3 40
5 70
3 80
7 10
7 10
1 45
1 90
1 90
157
160
789
W P White N O R R Co
TLEmryiwifeRN&WPCo
163 849
J B Tillery
J R Tillery
ii
164
156
947
52
T L Rmry & wifs M F Pope
State,
J R Rodwell, sheriff, .60
w T fvmght, "
E C Bigga
Thos R Wsrd,
BFGary,
O W Lamb,
Samuel Woodruff,
J B Tillery,
Edward Wilkerson
C A Gill,
168 957
J R Neville,
Johnson & Spiers Win Jones.
" Cooper Morriss,
K Branch, Rcbt Parker
.60
60
.30
.60
9 00
1 90
1 20
4 20
2 30
1 95
1 95
.60
1205 49
The shove amounts are in the hands of the olerk of the Superior Court and will
be paid upon application for the same.
There are small smounts, due sundry persons, with whom I have running aoeouati
which ire not included in this account or report.
CHARLES LEONARD,
PETERSBURG, VA.
-.-Wholesale Dealer In-
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tho bel tor a-nnl-'ii. firm or Hfl'-t- """I
W hiI . fcVnl U.iuk. It l not mir cataloisiie,
but u rHiri'ii bm.k ot llio iiTOlct vuluo, ion-
in, iiliiiMwMil Inloiumilon null! f'irllie trucker
. . . u 111. loll ti:.rllcillurn IllHitlt
a. iu nirtiiiwi, ,uii.vi -
WOOD'S SEEDS
n-Wul li'iiluro for Hl I" Hie full illrovlluiu for
ur'MViui! Ilrrtaftw Simr Maklnci alundeuTlp.
lions of lAlhynia ayKeelrto, ull Invaluable
.-..r ni.uiLiuul n 11 llio liiUint iioveltlo fir ur-
tbji. unit dirm. Write for II, and currf nt prloonof
any Urn", Clover, or other Klein Heeds reiiilrert.
send your ordern dlreel. If your merchant does
not uuudlo WooU'i Seeds.
T. W. WOOD t SOUS, Stedsmen, Richmond, Va.
IF YOU WANT
TO
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OttA
A
CHAIN,
WATCH
H. J- CORDLE'S
TO
JEWELRY STORE, Littleton, N. C
Mr. Conlls in one of tlie limt watch repaiiers
iliNorth Carolina.
C RIND Your own Jlouu, Meal, Oyster Shells, Corn,
tiruham l'lnur, &c, in the eeleliratcil
I Frank
Wilson's
Patent.)
$5.00 HAND MILL
KM per cent, more imule in keeping puultiy. Also Pow
er Mills anil Kami feed Mills. Circulars sent on appll-
YVIION' HliOS., Euston, Pa.
cattuii.
EMEU PIERCE,
-WnOLESALKaml liF.TAU. IiF.Al.KHS IX
III
II I
John T. Gregory, C. B. O.
New Goods for Fall & Winter.
Tl V E R Y department brimful and
running - over. "We - carry the
largest stock of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and
GROCERIES of any house in Hali
fax County. Our immense store is
FULL of BARGAINS for all. We
keep every article needed on the
farm or in the house.
Visitors to Weldon should visit
our store and inspect our stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
WHO? WHERE? WHAT?
WHO?
SYDfWR 4 tJUflDLEY.
WHEIiEr
711 & 713 E. BROAD ST. RICHMOND, VA.
WHAT?
Levels ifi rutfli juiie.
Our 8 floors are filled Willi tns latest and best furniture .r .11 uumro
BOCK BOTTOM. Mall orders bare our personal attention. )
MATTREIlEi of aU kinds aBperialtj. , 10190a. .
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