1 H E i :, OA iNOliE Is t. W S
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1896.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
J. W. SLEDGE, Editor & Proprietor-D-
E. STAIXEACK;. Associate Editor-
Entered at Fust Office at Welilun as
Second- ( laxs Mutter.
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A Weekly Democratic jnurnitl devoted to
the material, educational, politii-;il nun
agricultural interests of ILilil'.ix mil sur
rounding counties.
8 Advertising rates reasonuM
furnished on application.
A Pennsylvania man h.n iiivntidn
lamp that will explode as sunn u it i
tirned way duwu. Ho lias live ilmoli.
tore.
After all agriculture is ilic suns'
road to wealth. A Massachusetts man
has plowed up an old iron pot containing
several thousand dollars. Plow deep.
The Atlauta Jouro.il thinks that the
Plant System and the Seaboaid Air
Liue are contemplating clasping bauds.
This would give the Seaboard a straight
line to Florida and connection with
Louisville, Cincinnati and the West.
The promptness with which Ensjland
has acceded to the request of the United
States to look after the interests ol
Americans in the Transval is hailed in
Europe as a significant demonstration of
friendship and good feeling, says the
Brooklyn Eagle.
The story that the President sounded
the rulers of Germany, Russia aud
France regarding their attitude toward
the Monroe doctrine before he ventured
into the Venezuelan affair needs to be
strengthened by facts, remarks the In
dianapolis Journal (Rep.)
New Jersy is a good State for young
men who do not desire to get married to
keep away from this year. The new
State census show that the women great
lv outnumber the men. When the girls
come to understand the awful incanin
of this fact they may make up for the
deficiency of men by extra pcrsoual
efforts during the time when ancient
custom allows them to propose.
Is Wake Superior court last week
Jud.'O Mclver lined Mrs. Pattie D. B.
Arrington 85 and costs, for criminally
libelling the memory of the late Chief
Justice W. N. II. Smith. The costs are
heavy.
He also fined Barnes Bros., who
printed her paper, "The Criminal Dock
et," as follows: R. E. Barnes, 8."); R. I
Barnes, 815; and G. V. Barues,
TllE Board of Directors of the North
Carolina Railway Company, in session at
Burlington, Tuesday, declared a Oi per
cent, dividend. This dividend in excess
of 6 per cent, is the first in the com
pany's history. Thus all of its property
goes on the tai list, which would not
have been acctmplished, it is contended,
but for the lease to the Souther". 1-rftl -
way. .
...
" ' Gold mining in the South is having
quite a boom just now, according to re
ports in the newspapers. The Gold
mines in North Georgia are said to be
doing a profitable business. A company
with $2,500,001) capital is about to
develop gold mines in West Virginia,
and finds of considerable value and im
portance are reported in North Carolina.
It is said that hundreds of miners have
recently arrived in the gold fields in
Montgomery and Stanly counties, this
State.
State tainp.
PICKED UP IIK HE AM) THERE
AXD CAREFULLY CELLED
AM) COXDEXSE1) FOR Fl'SY
RE A PEWS.
U.istonia h
abolished hog pens.
Graham county is buildiug a new
frame court house.
White shad have appeared on the
New 15 ru markets.
Nni-11 lirus ;irc t-i est ibli-h a pants
aciory at li -xlioio.
There aii- now 245 subscribers to the
V-h-'v i1!-- T. I. -phone Exchange.
I lie l'i male Benevolent Society in
V- v IKm raised fciSli 'M last year.
I h Gieeiiville Hcflector says there is
i i-.t ii i -i barroom in Pamlico county.
S.i in i li.mis and w.l'e are ill jail at
l!--.oi!mt i. n the charge of infanticide.
Apn-iw says there are sixteen
s within.; eight miles of Sanfnril.
After more than thirty years the
Jefferson Davis mansion in Richmond,
often called "The White House of the
Conlederacy," is ready to he opened
as a a Confederate museum. It will be
formally opened one day this week.
Sine President Davis left the mansion
it has been used as headquarter of com
mandersof Uuited States Military Dis
trict No. 1, and as a grammar school. Ii
will contain a large number of relics of
"The Lost Cause," gathered from every
Southern State. Mrs T. D. Neal is the
Regeut lor North Carolina.
ThK Democratic National committee,
at Washington last week, named Chica
go as the place, aud July 7th, as the
time for holding the Democratic Nation
al convention.
Chicago wod on the 2'Jth ballot with
St. Louis only two votes Lciiiud iu tl
race.
A Washington correspondent says:
It was practically a fight between the
free-silver force on the one band and
the hard money men on the other. This
statement cannot be taken as literally
correct, for several silver men finally
voted for Chioago, while other votes were
cast for St. Liuis by hard-money men,
As a matter of fact, the vote which
ChicagoteWved was, as Mr. Smalley, of
Vermont, expressed it, " natural one,
inasmuch aa it was oast by the States
lying within the group known as the
Middle, West, and the East.
Rt. Louis' vote might also be called
equally natural, since it came mainly
from I be southwest and tne West.
On the twenty ninth ballot, the vote
stood: Chicago, 2t, St. Louis, 24; Cin
cinnati, 1; New York, 0.
Do not wear impermeable and tight'
fitting hats that ooostrict the blood
vessels of lb scalp. . Use Hull's Hair
Kenawer occasionally, and you will not
be bald:
The
iv III
M. -.ishs have been ravaging Charlotte
ami the section i'onii.i,-us (Hereto lor
nine I illic
it is now pr 'posed that a penny sub
scription he started lor the mice monu
ment fund.
The Stanly Enterprise learns that the
Duke gold mine, near Knrwond, is prov
ing very rich.
Farmers ar und Winston ate begin
ning to bum plant beds preparatory Kir
another tobacco crop.
The Capitol Club of Raleigh has ac
cepted plans for a 620,000 ciub house
It will i-sue bjuds for this
The Watchman says Congressman
Shuford is making an effort to get a gov
ernment building at Salisbury.
The new cotton factory in Piitsboro
is to be co-operative. Each share of
stock is for 850 payable tweuly five cents
a week.
A letter from the State University-
says that the number of students dis
missed lur gambling aud hazing was
twelve.
The grand jury at Wilmington ha;
returned a true bill (.gainst E. li. liurk
heuuer. ot that place, iersenJing in laise
alarms of fire.
Rev. Thos. II. Suttoti, pastor of Mar
ket Street M. V. church, Wilmington,
was married iu Fayctteville yesterday t"
Miss Mary Jane Lamb.
The Wade.sbnro Courier says that it
seems aim ist an accomplished fact that
the new State penitentiary farm will be
located one and a half miles northwest
of Wadesboro.
On January 1, lS'.IO, the law passed
by the last Legislature went into effect,
requiring a board three inches wide to
he put on the ton of all wire fences along
public roads.
It is probable tint the Polk Miller
an 1 Lee Wheat c imbin ui "H will visit
many of thi North Carolina towns and
give part uf the receipts to I he A a nee
monument fund.
At the State Treasury now the receipts
are 88,0110 to 0,000 daily, but the
money r'.vs out just as fast as it comes
Nearly two thirds ot the pension
warrants have been paid.
The Chatham Record says that Major
ohn W. Graham has advised the com
missioners to mane no move towards se
curing a slice nt i natuaiu county utun
i next Legislature meets.
The new I'iney Woods Inn at South
i Pines will he formally opened on
e 22nd, and visitors will go to Pine-
hurst to see Mr. Tuft's new town and
e of his electric railway.
The boom edi'ion of the Rockingham
locket contained i- Illustrations, anil
was lull ol interesting tacts anil ngures,
showiug tba' l!i--huiond county stands
,it or near the head in the industrial
procession.
Rev. Jas. Potts, who has for nearly
a year been teller at the Plate ireasury
has resigned, id resume his work as a
Friend s preacher iu Guilford county
and Sti-phi-n L. Crowder, of Ridgeway,
liecei ds hi
DUATH OK 1USIIOP II IVtlOOl).
Bishop Attieus G. Haygood, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, died
at his home in Oxford, Ga., last Sunday
morning at 2 o'clock, aged 57 years.
His death was not unexpected, as he
had been lingering un the shores uf the
great eternity for some time. The Bish
op was knuwu throughout the world for
his goodly Works and Christiau kind
ness. Iu May 1SS2 he was elected one of
the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Chur-h, but declined. In May lS'JO he
was again elected Bishop, lie was one
of the strongest men in the Methodist
Church. It was from his literary works
that he was best known.
As an author his ability received na
tional recognition. His ''Our Brother
in Black" was translated into many lan
guages and was one of the strongest
productions on the race question.
The funeral services took place Tues
day morning and were conducted by
Bishop W. V. Duncan. l!i-hop Dun
can was assisted in the sad rites by
a number of oilier ministers of the State.
A niau named Simmons, in Baltimore,
declined to become the private secretary
of a man tn.nnd Green for a peculiar
reason. The salary was tempting, and
the work would have been light and
agleeble
bear the thought of signing lett
"Green, per Simmons."
NEW OVKiU'lS'iMKN'TS
'NX VV
mm
'mm.
ADVKRTISEMNETS.
or w
Gladness Comes
Xitli a better unuerstanding of the
transient nature of the nitmy pliys-
but then, as he said, he couldn't I V'Tirt
The girls iu
have orgiiniz- d
the object of which is "to
members uariied off before
the year." This is a nove
booming the town.
North Branch, Mich.,
. leap year association.
get all the
the cud of
scheme for
ioal ills which, vanish before proper et-
forts-gentle ctVorts-plcnsniit efforts
rirhtly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are in it due to any actual dis
ease, hut simply to n constipated condi
tion nf the system, w hich the pleasant
family laxative. Svnipof Figs, prompt
lv removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of fatuities, nndis
everywhere i-sn-eined so highly I'.v nil
vi ho' value- good health. Its henelieial
effects are- due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness; without dehilitnl in? the
organs on which it nets. It is therefore
nil important, in order to trot ils hein
tiei.il effects, to note when yon pur
chase. that vmi have the genuine nrtiele.
which is manufactured hy the California
l-'ig Syrup Co. only, and sold hy all rep
utahle druggists.
Kin the enjoyment of rood lienllh,
mill the system' is regular, then hisa-
tlier remedies are not needed.
I w ith liny netuiil disease, one
may he ci minion. led toiln-most sli il I till
physician-, lutt if in need of n laxative,
then one should hnvotho host, mid with
the well-in formed everywhere. Syrup of
Figs stands highest mid is most largely
used and gives most general. satisfaction.
mar 2li 1 v
TllKitK is no American, living or dead.
North or South, who stood nearer the
hearts of the people, whose memory is
held with more sacred affection, I ban
General Robert K. Lee. All en this
si le of the wiped out but never to be for
gotten "liue" feel that they know hiur.
but there is still much of his history and
that of his family and his ancestors that
has never yet been told. On this account
the Roanoke News is pleased to n-ite
the announcement of Frank L .'.-lie's Pop
ular Monthly regarding the series of no
table Lee papers that begiu in the Feb
ruary issue. The firt is ''The Ancestors
of General Robert E. Lev and the Times
in Which They Lived.'' by Mrs. Judge
Roger .V 1'ryor, of New York. The
whole series, beginning with the earliest
c iliinial times down to the present date,
will he enriched with numerous portraits
and illustrations of special interest, here
tofore imprinted, and a large speaking
likeness in water colors of General L'e.
Altogether these articles will term a val
uable addition to the history if the great
men of the nation.
WELDON MARKET.
ColtltKCTKIl WEEKLY FOR TllE 1IENKFIT
OF orit COt'XTItV FRIENDS.
Of to he
10C.-,C.
12c
10,;,
St i.)
C. R. Sides, per lb,
Shoulders Bacon, per lb,
Hams, S. ('., per lb.
Lard, refined.
Flour, per barrel, Patent,
" " " Straight, 8:l.5H-8l.(Mi.
W. I. Molasses, per gallon, 20 aud 40c
Uyrup, per gallon,
Granulated sugar, per lb.
Light brown ugar, per lb,
Butter, per lb,
Cheese, per lb,
Green Coffee, per lb,
Poultry,
Eggs, per dozen,
Shot, per lb,
Gun powder, per lb,
Coal oil, white, safety lull, per gal.
FJ.StainU,
(at ,1. T, tioot h's old stamlt
WELDON, N. C.
- Vairr In-
General
Merchandise
Just received the pr. ttiest lmeot Lay Mate
and icgler s
SHOES!
A Proclamation lytic Governor.
JjiKK) UKVAKI.
Si A l l: OK N OUT II C.Milll.lXA,
Kxia l IIVK I)l:t'AKTMICNT. J
JI'oTi'is. (iMicial information has lteen
reeiiM-ilat Tins Ii'1'Ai:tii:nt that Vcl
don Wiliialns laleol' the eoiluty ol' Mali
ta. stand- charged uilh the murder ol'
Augustus l.alldis. And Whereas, it appeal-thai
llie said Weldou Williams has
tied I he St de, or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of la weaunot be served
upon him.
Now, Therefore, 1, l'.lias Carr, (iovemor
of the State of North Carolina, hy virtue
or authority in me vested li.v law, do issue
this my proclamation, otl'cring One Hun
dred liollarsfor the nppielicnsiun and de
livery of the said Weldon Williams to the
sherill'ol'llalifax county, at the courthouse
in Halifax and I do enjoin al I otlicers of the
State and all good eitiens to assist ill
tiringihg said criminal to justice.
Done at our I'itv of Kaleigh, the lltli
day of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six
and in the one hundred and twentieth
year ol'oui American Independence.
Ily the governor: FI.IAS C'Allli,
S.I'. Tki.I'AIK, Private Secretary.
Hi:Sfl;ll'TIoN.
Weldon Williams is a bright colored mu
latto, about I years of age, weighs about
l-ll lbs. height "about ft leet 111 inches,
clean shawn, walks somewhat on inside
ot Ins feet, little drooped shouldered,
.(.in Hi It.
'HEX ' IS KlflQ
I si. REX BAKINC POWDER
We guarantee it is pure and wholesome
and as good as any Making Powder, regard
less of name. Manufactured only by
J. I), ci l;. S. CH 1MST1AN CO.,
my 2 ly
Kiehmond, Va
THK N. V.
NORFOLK BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
. W. Clay,
T.
Mannger,
CARRIAGE
AMI
HARNESS
COMPANY,
27 anil!'.' Old Market s,iinre. Norfolk, Va.
MI.W lliiissir mi;S5.0l Ilnrmia. Full line of
llieyeles, Whip, Holies. lilHiikots, Carls, &e.
I.OWKST l'HIcm
npr 25 ly.
Jfto. 0. QmQE
WO011SIIIK WHAHK, NORFOLK, VA.
Lime, Cement,
-I. ATMS, IIAIlt, l'l.ASTFU, H1.ATF.H, TAR,
SEWER AND CHIMNEY PIPE,
lUtAIXTll.K,
SHELL LIME AND LAND l'LASTEli,
iipr2-i ly
)R D.S HARMON'
OPTICIAN
f2 Ami lVhvtPi' nf
-ftr illUUlUi 111
--II I l-O.
isi: Main Street, NORFOLK, VA.
For ladies, Misses and Children evrr shown
in Weldon. These shoes arc always reliable
and I invite inspection. Have all sizes.
Have also added to niv stock a nice line
CLOTHING!
for MK.W YOl TirSuiul CIIILDKK.V.
A large liiu of
Jy KT A 1.I.1C ,k S"1' J "WAI'X 1 "r
H. C. SPIERS, Manager.
WELDON, N.C.
Floor matting. 7 to 18 ets. per yard.
Floor oil cloth, '.''J to ill! ets. per yard.
Table oil cloth, all colors, 1:1 em. per yard.
Men's wool hats, S to?." ets.
Men's straw hats from ft cents up.
Ladies shoes ftde. to a.lKi.
Men's shoes from7.ic. to 2.ft0.
Children's shoes, 1ft to ilc.
Curtain poles with brass fixtures 17jc.
Holler Window Shades 1ft to l!Se.
Alarm clocks tis each.
A good clock for 5" ets.
Eight day clocks '22 inches high $2.2ft.
Carpet Hi to line per yard.
Wall Taper 4 to lllc per roll,
lledstcads from $1.11) up.
Nice bureaus only J 75
ftll inch Cotton Towell, 10c.
Hood Corsets 'Jllc up to il-W
l'hoto frames 5 to Lie.
Men's pants (Hie to Jl 75
Ladies' dressed hats from 3l)f up
llovs shirt waist lfteeach
idies Vests 5 to 111
Woven wire cots $1 50.
H'ooven wire matlressesyl 7,"
Crotpiet sets 7fte to St ftll.
T. W. Harrison, Salesman.
Administrator s notice
Raving iiualilied as administrator de
bonis non C T. A. of W. II. 1). lloon
dee'd., all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
them to me, at Enlield, N. C, on or before
the fust dav of January 1MIJ7, or this notice
will he plead in liar of their recovery, and
all persons indebted to slid estate will
come forward and settle at onee and save
costs of suit. This the Hist, day of De
cember 1NII5.
JNO. A. COLLINS, Adm'r, fut., of
jan S (it. W. 11. D. llnon, Dic'd.
Coal oil, red C, per gallon,
Apple inegar. per gallon,
Beeswax, per lb,
Tallow, per lb,
Hides, flint, per lb,
" green, "
" salted, 11
Salt, per sack,
( orn, per bushel,
Meal, " "
Mice, " lb
l'eas, black, per bushel,
l'cas, black eye, per bushel,
Peanuts, per bushel,
Cotton, per pound,
Bagging, per yard, - 1-4 lbs.
Ties, per bunch,
Ij to -luc
C
25-3(1
125
13 to 25
15 to 25
IS
10
25 to 40
20
20
-IS
10
0
1 1(1
411
45 to 5i)
C-8
ill)
1 10
to 78
7
C
90
Tieasnrer Worth decides that th
. - . . - , ,
clause in the flew revenue act taxing Beds
in boarding anil lodging houses 50 cents
each dues not apply to private families
who rent oili 1'jOlus, hut do nut make
b J-iness el' it.
.Ml. Airy aldermen imposed a lax of
810 per year on all milk sellers. Tl
was for the hem fit of the diarviuen; but
other folks who sold milk in small (pmn
titles raised such a row about it that the
ordinance Was repealed.
The Chester and Lenoir Nanow
Gauge road has been put in the hands
of a receiver because some of the bond
holders owning 82,000 worth of bonds
refused to accept the reoigunizition plans
of tha very largo majority.
A peculiar suit was compromised in
Asheville. Carter & Craig sued a col
ored divine for a fee. He tried to make
payment by offering to baptizo Mr. Car
tor, but the Citizen says his offer was
declined, first because of the season, and
second, because ho was not of that de
nomination.
Call for the Horse liraud, Johnson's
Magnetic Oil, it has no equal for all
external purposes for man or beast.
Cures sprains, bruisies, swellings, rheu
matism and neuralgia. Large bottles,
2o and 50 ets.
tor sale by W. M. Cuhen, druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
"Now, I play the piano. Would you
Biy I 'play it beautiful' or 'play it beau-
tilullyf ".Neither. "How would you
fix it, then?'' "I d say you 'play a beau
tiful piano.' "
oooo BURIAL CASES
P. N. ST AINHACK
Mr T H. Taylor, nf Northampton coun
ty, is with me and will he pleased to see
his friends.
W. T, PARKER,
, PKAI.EH IN
TTOQ TTTT PI
uuuiv j I BUliHI iM
ANDZ 111 I Hl lKS
Farm
Implements.
224 rol'NP SACKS OK SALT KOlt
81.10 1'KltSACK.
8ft'orrcct prices and polite attention to
all. nug 1 ly.
ESTAI1LIS1IF.D 1"29.
S. H. Marks Co.,
PETERSBURG, VA.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONEIifi AND
EliL'ITEUEHS niaiiufaeturcrs of plain
and Fauey Candies, Cakes and
Crackers. Dealers in Fine
CHEWING TOBACCO
CIGAliS&SNUFF.
Beware of that constant oongh and
loss of flesh which indicates decline and
sure consumption. Help yourself while
there is yet time hv taking Johnson's
Emuhaon of Co 1 Liver Oil. Pleasing
to the taste: Pint bottle, 81.00.
Forwleby W. M. Coben, duggist,
We'doo, N. C.
At'VKHTISKM KNT.S.
I Was Sick
Every day, suHerlnii with stomach, liver and
kidney trouble, also from alter efieeU ot tlx
. It.
Mr.
F. llarrU
grip, with pain in mj back and limb. Pifhwent
medicines failed to beneSt me. The first dolt
ot Hood's Sarsapanlla relieved my stomach,
have continued and I am now permanently
Hood's Cures
cured. All naln has left me, my appetite la Rood
my sleep auund anil refreshing, and I am strona
and well. I never enjoyed better health. V.
lute mini, lennesnee.
Hood's Plllfl curtail liver llli. .
A-"HiSSFI.TATION
ll-i LONSI'LTATIOS
npr 2"i ly
-nitKK.'i,
X'
1 KKK.rf
C MADDEEY k CO-,
COTTON FACTORS and PKOIU'CE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 9 Commerce St-. NORFOLK, VA.
Quick Siilus tind Prompt Returns.
Corre-i-oiiuYnee and Cuiisigmnents Solicited,
npr 2" ly.
Q OOKP, CLARK k CO,
$4$, doof(S 4 Id
BLINDS.
Builder's Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass,
And MTLDINd MATKUIAL of Every De-
Ri-rij.tii in.
NORFOLK., VA.
npr 2,ri ly.
HEARNE BROST,
GENEKAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
f KiiiinokcD.iclt, NOKI'OLK, VA.
)KANI TS A SI'KCIAI.l.V, I'nUloei and
.Mclnns in Scasnu.
RKFKUKNCES:-l1ty National Ilank, Norfolk,
Va.,and Ilrndbtreet'8 Agency,
npr 2 1 yr
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
for Infants and Children.
flOTHERS, Do You Know that Paregoric,
ill Batpman's Irops, Glfri'y (.'"rdial, many Bo-caliud boothlng Syrupta, and
most remotlit'a for children are comiiout'd of opium or morphine f
Do Yon Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic polsonB f
Do Yon Know that in most countries drughIst8 aro not permitted to sell narcotics
without labeling ilicm poisons f
Do Yon Know that you should not ppimit any medicine to bo giyen your child
unless you or your physician know of what It la composed f
Do Yon Know that Cobtoria Is a purely vegetablo preparation, and that a list of
Its Ingredients is published with every bottle f
Do Yon KnowthatCartoriaiHtheprescriptlonof the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
Tliat it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and (hat more Castorla U now sold than
cf all other remedies for children combined F
Do Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United Btates, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
' Castorla " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense f
Do Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was
because Castorla had been proven to bo absolutoly harmless?
Do Yon Know that 35 average dows of Castorla aro furnished for 35
cents, or one cent a dose f
Do Yon Know that when prwetscd of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, aud that you may have unbroken rest f
Welly these things are worth knowing. They are facta
The far-simlle
elgnntnre of
en everT
rrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorlaa
ru
n
1 U
im
For the Next 30 days to make room
for his spring stock.
U K CLOTH
$10
A DAYTO ACENTS!
Anvone who wnnU to get x'wh
mil who has u little enterprise enn seeiire
SlOndnv in the Dish Wusher business. It
is Looming now. Everybody wants n
Climax nowadays. One agent cleared $20
every day lor a year; a goal chance; best
Di-h Washer made; no soliciting; Dish
Washers sold at home; a permanent posi
tion in town, city or country. One million
to be sold. A wide-awake linstlcr can
clear $1.1 to fllla day easy: washes and
dries in two minutes. CLIMAX M'F'ti
CO., fill! Starr Ave., Columbus, O' io.
IS. T. SALE,
Proprietor.
W'M. LINN,
Manager
MANSION HOUSE.
AMERICAN AND "EUROPEAN PLANS.
L'uion Street, NOKFOLK, VA.
WIS
Ml
Has opined up a carload of FINE WHISKIES.
I inn now prepared to compete with any
Whi-key Home in this territory, and if
my I'lii-nds don'ttliiuk I cau do so, all they
have to do is to
GIVE ME A SHOW
stock anil be thorougiilv eon
W. D. SMITH, Weldon, N. C.
THE
QOMKTHIXG NEW.
r--AEW WAY of DOING an Old TH1NU
PROOFLESS PLATES.rJ-
New York Cental Scorns, Only
1M Main st., Norfolk, Va.
J. P. ENNES, Pcntist,
"New-cut Discovery," Extract Teeth, No l'slu.
Init.n-Miioi) and teeth siiiue day of extraction,
iijir . 1'.
CMTH N- EFJCKIIOUSE,
O () () O 0
WHOLESALE
Boots and Shoes,
NOKFOLK, VA.
TEUMi: Cash less 8Hr eeni.,or 30 day net.
n ,i xhkIs imiIu ver- elobu.
nir ly
COMrANY,
llichmonil, Va.
The leading . '
DRY GOODS HOUSE
nf the South. If you want nnythingin dry
goods write us. my 'i ly.
toy Your orders nilieited,
have onr personal attention.
wliicli will
IU 19 ly
W7 W. KAY,
(near Ii. K. Shed, H T l'ope's old stand)
THE ONLYIrt
All Night House
ftjrlN TOWN,
Bar ready for accommodation at all hoars.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Canneil Goods and Confectioneriea. Close
Saturday night at 12 o'clock. Open Mon
day At 12 o'clock ft. m, my 47
- Your uddreis, with tlx cent
in n,imii, m.nlfd 10 our Head
miartrit, II MM XI., Htl,
Mil,, will bring you full im
uf wmttlft, and rule for itlf-
tneamrrment, uf our justly fa
mous V;t Miitt ; buin,lit .'fi
Overman, flO.'ift, nd up. Cut
loonier. Agent Wjtntc(lpvery
where.
Mniritu Fijmuuiii RuOk Cu,
T. A. JACOB,
(Sueoessor to B. D. Chalkley & Jacob)
Leather, Hides,
Oils, CalfSkins, Shoe Findings, Etc.
Htore and Office, HThirtoeuth St
RICHMOND, VA.
mrllighefit Ca-h Pricea Taid for hides, Ac,
my21y
JjXECUTORS NOTICE.
Having qualified aa ozecntor upon the
estate ol Spencer Ward, dee'd., all perxons
holding claims against said estate are here
by notified to present them to me at hn
field, N. C, ou or before the first day of
January 1HU7, or tins notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery, all persons indebt
ed to said estate will corn forward and
settle at once and save costti of suit. This
31st. day of December 1895.
DAVID BELL, Executor of
jan S 6t. Ppencer Ward, Dee'd
Forthel'AKl.OR.
CHAMBER and
KITCHEN
THE KERN FURNITURE CO.,
SI Olil Murki't Square, Norfolk, Va.
MattrcsHos, Mlrmrsaud l'lcturo Kmmos.
t.Speoial altention to our N. (. friends.
THECOUPER MARBLE
WORKS,
111, 113 & 115 Bank it., Norfolk, Va,
Large stock of
gS,liiitm7ir and Graixttwnet, etc.
Ready for immediate shipment. Designs
free. 11 2 ly
l7t. DAVIS It co.7
VMOI.ESAI.F CROCERS,
And dealer in
FLOUR, PROVISIONS, FISH
SALT, ETC.,
aJ3necial attention given to Car load Salci.
NORFOLK, VA.
aprtt ly
M7
.LOOK."
A poptnl card will bring you our salesman and
save you money.
IRGINIA QaNDY Qb ,
Wholesale Confectioner and Frulu, Fancy Oro-
curica, uaaes aua uracaerB.
41 Roanoke Ave, Norfolk, Va.
apr5 ly
IS-ESTABLI1ISED 1876. "
PHtENIX STENCIL WORKS,
(FORMERLY TWIN CITY.)
a-RUBBER STAMP, STENCILS
BRASS CHECKS, AC,
-Manufactured to Order. '
8. B. TURNER It CO.,
Proprietors,
Roper Building, Kivision at., Norfolk, Va.
J&"First-claM work gmuanteed. 871y
IMS
TORE
Weldon, N. C. -:
1 1
. 11
cdlandcr. Lcadcrln Lowrnces
The
-'tr3SSEK. TTTTiTmnrv
of trade is over, and I will make
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in
the price of
CLOTHING
J
Any one wishing a suit will do
well to see my line. Also expect
ed m a few days 5 bales of tobacco
plant bed cloth.
E3STFIEL3D. IT. O.
ninr 2S
BOUGHT OUT !
Another large stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes at 50 ets.
on the dollar, which I will sell at
first prime cost. Come and exam'
ine same. BesDectfullv.
S. MEYER, Agt, - - - Enfield, N. C
HEN
.1
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Charles A. Dana, Editor.
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Price 5c. a copy. By mail $2 a year.
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M, COHEN, SON & CO.,
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- Wholesale
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ITOTIOIsrS.
Manufacturers of Skirto, Drawers andofer
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