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TI1UK8DAY, DKCKM BEK 17, 13.
PUBLISH KD EVERY THURSDAY.
JOHN W. SLEEGS, Editor and Proprietor.
S. E. SIAINEACK, Associate Editor
Eittrrnlat l't Offivt il HVM. m as
& it I-Clans MOtcr
KATKM OF HriWl KlPTluN IN AlVAN.E.
One Year (by Mail), LWagii Paid $l.rn.
Six Mouths 7.t,
A Weekly Democratic journal rtfvnU'il tn
the material, edui'sition.il, political ami
agricultural interests ot Haltlax ami sur
rounding counties.
Advertising rutin reaMmmWle and
furnished on appliiMtinn.
Fi'U,V unotliirJ uf thu liiinl in
Itritiun H uwind by members ul' ilie
House of Lnrdn.
N. C. CONFERENCE.
The (iflih Annual Sossimi uf ihc North
Carolina CmifcrciKe. .MrtMist l'fisji
pal Churdi Smtli '111; fi.iininii,nts
and Utkr Ccnkrcncc N'nu-s.
It is s.iid Spain lus an olleeiivo army
of IKiG.lHIl) uien. Of these JOil.lllMI are
stationed in Culia.
"Spain coulj not fiht (In1 United
Slates for twenty-lour hour," declares
the London Chronicle.
The Baltimore American says that tin'
annexation uf Hawaii vviileotiie mi tiuio,
but it can wait awhile until the I'uiud
States Government di-posos uf a few more
important wallers.
Mark llANNArernurked at I'ittsburo;
that he would like to be Secretary of
Agriculture. Mark, at least, wants to be
"souie pumpkins" iu the uext adminis
tration, thinks the l'hiladelpliia 1'ress.
The work of extending substantial aid
to the uff;ring thuus.inds of Armenia
goes bravely on in the United Slates, while
Europe is bay evading the ij iesti m of
Christiauity and hutuitiity versus political
expediency and the balance of power.
Twenty years ao there were SdKiil
offices in theojifl ufthe President. Now
there are said to be but ,000 outside
of the postal service Mr. Clevclaud,
by extendini; the classified list, has added
about 50,000 to it, with salaries ranjjiuL'
from 8l!00 to (W.jWI a year.
TllB New Vork Herald says it has
positive and Hutliorii iv- information that
President McKiuley will call a speei.il
session of Congress to convene on the
15th of March to pass a tariff measure
and supply the deficiency iu the public
revenues.
A western hotel keeper has added the
following to the usual rules and regu
lations found in hotel rooms: "No tnur
deringur suicide al.owej in this ruom
Quests breaking these rules will be re
quested to leave. All dying strictly
forbidden on these premises "
Til 8 present war in Cuba I addul
8500,000,000 to the public debt of Spain,
and the increase is still going on at the
rate of 1. ',000,000 a uiooth. The epics,
tion which this coudition suggests is urn
as to how long Spain can float, but as to
bow deep she will siuk when the rope
breaks.
A New York lawyer has discovered a
new disease which he calls "clergyman's
mind." The itiveutcr of the lerm was
defeudtug a reverend gentleman on a
charge of haviuL' used $l!l"li collected
on an insurance policy, and in entering a
plea of jjuiliy affirmed that the clergy
man's life ami training had made him
abnormally d. ticieiit in kuowiede ul
worldly nutters.
.Mit. V ash i xu ion lii'KK, the million
aire philautn.pisl, has yiven 8100,000
to Trinity College on the condition that
girls be admitted on cpi.d terxs with
men. Mr. Duke ha- previously givm
8S5.000 to the college.
The money in given with the uuder
tt mditii that it be use 1 as an endowment
hind and fir n other purpose.
The conference, in se-sion at Kiuston,
last week, accepted the oiler aud lirtus
named, with thanks.
MlSSI (JllACK HciWK Mu'KVLKV, In
nineteen-year-ild nice: of ihc president
elect, haK been rwi'ivi'i' a good deal uf
notice from the ucwsp ipors. It w,is n
guded as a doci led coincidence that at
the same school which Miss McKinlev
attends, Miss Isibel Bryan, a cousin of
the Democratic cinlidate, is a studeut,
and the two are bosom friends. Miss
Mclvioley will probably take a prominent
part in thu white house festivities duritii;
the next four years. She is a daughter
of no' III". I s dcbli il.'y, the pres-
id tit's brol r, an I ii.'e. ai (lintoii, ( ) ,
with her ura d iinulier. She isa studciit
at Mount llulynkc si'iuiu iry, Massaehu-
An Englishman now in Wss()inji'n!
aays: "The poor man in this country
seems to be more sell'-r spcctini: than the
ohronie pauper that lia in ide the name
of Whileehapel notorious all ovir the
world. The latter is in such ahject pov
erty that he has lost all hope rf ever bet
term:: his condition. How the misera
ble wretches live is a mystery. And
when it oomcs to the women this Nation
baa an immense advantage. Your wo
men do not frequent public drinking
bouses. It is the greatest disgrace of
London that the women uf the poorer
class are as good customers uf the liijuor
shops as (he men, and worse still, the
poison is handed them across the bar by
one of their own sex. In East London
cliildien of tender years accompany their
mothers into snob plan a.
RiiyinK noises in the ears, snapping,
bulling, roaring, eaused by oa irh, all
disappear with the use of Hood's Barsapa
rilla. ' :
The sixtieth annual sessi n of the
North Carolina Conference was called to
ordi i last wei k at Kin-t'in by lii-hup
Alphcus V ilsuii, of Baltimore.
The Conference was in session live
days A ii)i mt: the most important mat
ters iliseu-sod by the Conference, outside
"f preaching the L."snl, were State aid
for the University, I'r. lvilgo's resolution
against free scholarships at Chapel Hill,
and K v. I'r C le's resolution touching
the ad ption of the North Carolina
Christian Adv.caleas tin! organ of the
.V p li Carolina Coiil. rence
i ' Ki'gu won hi.- light b a suhstau
liai loaj aity, ill mgh not without a divis
ion that ni. ikes it a tiairen victoiy.
The resolution was tr 01 .-!y opposed
li I, I,. Smith, if li ites, and lievs.
Hail, Swindell and li, Its
I'r Kilgu, lr Veates. and Rev. Mr,
Ogleshy spoke for I lie 1'esnluliou.
Several iniiiist'-rs. among thetii I't,
Yeatis and lr. Cole, declared that the
resolution was not in opposition to State
aid, Cut iu favor i f it
Rev. J. N. Cole, Cliailllian ol Coin
miiiieon Hooks aiol IV rioilicals, read
report reei imui tilling the adoption of the
Christian Advocate as the organ of the
North Carolina Couleienee The report
was adopted. Rev. Mr. t'oie also recum
uieudul the purchase uf tflj. 000 worth ol
stock in tie Cfri-tian Advocate and
recommended the el, ction ol Rev. T. N.
I vey as editor and Kev. V. 1. lirissom
as business ni imager Ad opted.
Raleigh was-eleeii 1 as die n 'XI place
of m. etiug.
A collection was taken up during the
session for Rev. R. 1'. Troy, and 8105 00
was raised in cash.
Rev. R. 1'. Troy was placed on the
superannuated list at Lis ,,wu reijuest.
Secretary Cuniuggiui read the uiiu
utes uf the closing sessimi. alter which
the Uishop mad appropriate remarks
and then read the list of app lintments
NKWiiKliN I'lsi nier.
V. S. lione, Presiiling Klder.
Nevvhcru Centenary. K. A. I'.isliup.
(lolilslioro-St. Paul, li. li. John, X. M.
.Iitrney.
liulilslioio St. .lohii, .1. K. I'.ristowe.
circuit A. I. Orinainl.
Mt. tHive it M. M. Melarlaml.
I.atirange et ti '1 Sinnnoiis.
Snow Hill ct-L .1. llolil. m.
Kinston station .1. A. I.ee.
liriilon et F. S Breton.
Junes ct .1 M r.ensun.
Craven et II C lliilille.
Vanci'liiiio et -Sujtplieil lie F. F Iliton.
r.inilicii et II F Tripp.
Carteret et J T. Al.nnalliy.
Morelieail City slalion - I. S Massi-y.
lieatllort station - ti H T'mCe '.
Straits cl-J M C.ina'.vay.
wit. mini, in ni-iiin r.
It C Heaman. I'resi,i4 I'.Iili r.
Wilinington (iraee Chut ill, II A Willis.
Filth Street. V I, Ci injj-
gini.
lo.eli il St., T .1 Illiivviiing.
Market St , T H Sutton.
Seutt's Hill it V II Tiivvnsenil. !
Unslovv et C 1' Snow, Joseph Dixon. I
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llurgavv ct II A I iitrell.
Magnolia et I. S Ktheriilge.
Kenansville et li V Fislier.
Clinton et J d Johnston.
Illaileu et V A Jenkins.
F.li. ilieth et C W Smith.
Wlnteviile ami Fair 1:1 u IV A Iv Haven.
Coltlinlms et J J l'orter.
W.ieeauiavv et Slipplifil liy J M Mar
lowe. lirnnswiek ct J A House.
Smuliport station II I! Amlersnn.
tt.M.lili.ll lilsiuti r.
F. A Yates, l'resiiliiiu Filler.
Kaieigh Filt-ntiin si., V C Nolluall.
'' Central church. F C (ilenn.
" City mission, supplied hy K 11
Wllltaker.
Cary ct J W Jenkins.
Clayton et-J T Piaper.
Hluithtiehl et V J Crowsou.
Kenly et-II M Jackson.
Millliroiik ct J M Ashhy.
Yuiingsville et Allien itaines.
Franklinton ct W S Davis.
Louisliuri! station U K Smith.
Tar liiverct K I) lloltnes.
Granville etti C Aired.
Oxi'iinl station M H Tuttle.
Oxloril et U B I'erry.
Ol EHAM IHSTKICT.
J A Ciinniuxgini, Presiding Elder-
Durham Trinity, J N Cole.
" .Mainst-, U A Ogleshy.
West Durham It W Ilailey.
Durham, Carr church, D N Caviuess.
' et W J Tvvitty.
Jlillsboro ct Laiighurne Leiteh.
Chapel Hill stition N II D Wilsou.
Leusliurg ct It II llroom.
Koxboro ct K K Coltr.me.
Mount Tirzah ct-V I! Moore.
Burlington, tirah.im and Haw River I.
F, Thompson an I M J Hunt, an I o 10 to
ho supplied hy J A Daily.
Burlington ct J M liiee.
Alunmnee ct-H t' Thmip-on.
MilUu ct-i; W l'nx
Yancey villc et-J II Shore.
Conference Colpnrter and 8. H. Agent
T J (iuttis.
Trinity College J C Kilgn, president
Trinity College; member Mam st. .Station
yuarterlp con It rence.
WASIIINIITON IHSTKICT.
B It Hall, Presiding t:ider.
Washington stutinu J E Underwood.
Washington et J W Martin.
Aurora e' C O DuKant.
Swan Quarter ct II A Hnruhle.
Mattamuskeet ct J T Bagwell.
Fairfield station J O Guthrie.
Greenville station N M Watson.
Ayden ct Supplied hy L O Wyeho.
Grimesland et Supplied by N L. Se
bolt. Bethel B B Culhrath.
Tarboro Station It F Bumpass.
Conetoe ct 3 A Cotton.
South Edgecombe ct K H Willis.
Rocky Mt station K J Moorman
" " ct A 1) BcttH.
NaHliville ct K L Davis.
Spring Hope et Sup. by J C Humble.
Wilson station J B Hurley.
Fremont ct-C P Jerome.
Ocrocoke and Portsmouth R F Taylor.
lYKTTi:VII.I.K I'lsl llli r.
W II MiMire. Presiding Elder.
F,ayetteville--ll.vy bl- anil Campheltotr
mission, I. I. N.ish and 11 K Parker.
Cuielieilanil et I. M Cli.illin-
Cokesliurv ct ti W Stalling.
Sampson ct, K A I'o nton.
I.illington ct, W F Craven.
Fuekhorii el , III! Sl.ioiey.
Dunn el, E C Sell.
Newton tirove i t, W F ti.illovvay.
Cape Fear et, A J t loves.
I'ittshoto ct, W Kose.
Iluvv IJivel el W 11 Pocket.
Deep liiver et, I! I! Holder.
Slier City i t -11 W Wbilaker.
Carthaneet, . T Harrison.
Joncslioro ct 1) I. F.aiuharilt.
Km KIXilltAM IHsTKIl f.
J T (iiblis, Presiding Klder.
Roekiiighani station, J T Lon.
" et J M I.owder.
Kiehmond et, J P Pate.
Mount (iileail et, J F Thompson.
Pekin ct, J P. Thompson.
Prospect it. Supplied by J T Fivm.
Asluiry et, I, II Jov ner.
Alnrileiuet, J II Page.
St John station, M l Mix.
I.aoiiiihuig station, I'M Shauilniiger
M.ixton and Caledonia station, M Piad
shavv. Maxtonet, J WWilla.e.
I.liml'eltou et. F Pope, l V Tovvilsend.
slip.
v li i:.; v 1 1 v 1 1 is. i k ii i .
W S Black, Pn siding Fl.ler.
Warreiilon el, P I. Hi rni.ui.
Warren et, J Saiitoi.l
Iviilgi way i t. T .1 Daily.
Henderson staiion, A Met'ulleii.
Littleton (I, F II D.im
Wi lilon statinn. J A Hornad.i v .
l;e:'!leke et. Mipplinl liy B II I'.i.n k
lioanoke liapids, J H Flielle.
llalilax i t, F F F'w.
Battlel.uro and Wliitaker's, S T .Mov ie.'
Sentl.ind Xc k et, liulils Biailley.
Willi. oiisloii and Hamilton, A J P.uh.iei
(arvsl.iirg et, ,1 II Pegrani.
Noltllaiilp! in it, A li (oiodellil.l,
1,'iell Square, ,1 i avv yer.
Mehi 1 1 , '1 e!, Pi ,re, 1,' g.
Hanell-v liie -1 . 1 T loll . ,1 C Joi,, s,
Beitie ct, .1 I! Til;, -ry.
I.lttleloll I'ellKlle College. J M l,Tio,les.
t h.iplain C. S Navy, W li Iidiuiliidsoii.
i:t iz in :rn i i rv i i:o r.
A P Tver, Presiding Fldi r.
Elizabeth City Station J H Hall.
Pasquotank Circuit W E lloeutt.
Camden Cileuit--Supplicd by J Y Old.
South C. linden CireutN II Cuytnn.
Currituck Circuit, J II M i.iles.
(i.itis Circuit, F li McCall, (J K Taylor,
up.
North dates Circuit, C V Kubinsoii.
Periiuunaus Circuit, V C Merritt.
llertionl St it ion, (liiver Uydcr.
Chovvall Circuit, Supplied by W F Jones.
EiientonStation, J E Uuuiely,
Plyuiinith Staiion, J E Ciiuniiiggiiu .
lioper station. J J Barker.
Panlego Circuit, Y E Wright.
Columbia Circuit, W D Sasscr.
Dare Circuit. W Y Evertun.
Kitty Hawk Circuit, Supplied by J W
(iiirganoiis.
l.'oaiioke Island Station, ii D Eangston.
Keiuiekiet t in nit, DA Watkins
I I.itteras Ciri ait. S uniiel Fi llers
N K W AUVKRTIS K M K N TS .
Ni:V AI'V KItTISK.M KNTS.
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Gladness Comes
With a better mi'i-'r-i-itMlim; 'f the
iraiis-ieii' i.;-l . of t!- iiiitnv I'l'.vs-
ieol ills. Hhii !l vooisll I., fore I '
I'in-ls gelltoeV,,ris plea -.,,11 1 e !l oris -
richtlv .lini'ted. 'ITn-iv I- euinfoi't in
the kino.. leili'e. ttlllt MilllollV fol'llis of
ieko 's ai e n t i'i.o In anv aetinil dis
i use. 1,0' .i- li i' t.. :i .-..list tint, ileondi
tir.i of the .nil. vi I'O li 'bo peasant
faoiilv lasi'l vo. sv,.,,p,, o ... , n il, pi
le removes. 1 ll.it is cliv il is tliei illy
r'eoioile v, ,lli minimis uf loo ies, and is
I veiv.vb. I" ' t oio'l so b; ''ly bv till
V, iio vibie ' 1 In iiilll. It-- lletieial
ell. ets are .'lie I" lb.- f.i t. tbnt it is the
,n. i , m, . I v v. hi, i pr..oo'es internal
, 1, .nline-s .vilboii' di loli'ntiii!.' the
or,, oils on vv he It it nets, li i . t oei'efore
nil !iiirt!ilil, in i'1-.ler to . el its beln
ti i.il eileeis. lo nolo vv .. ii von pin-,
eb.i e. Ibnl von Imve the v, inline nrti
I le. vv In h is ni.inilt'oi tlm 'I I'V I be I 'ali
bi! Ilia I ig "svrup ( o. ehiy iiiul sold by
all eopntabieibii -oi-.ts
, ,,, ie ,.;.,. Olool id L'm d health.
Ill.d tile .-V -t. Ill is !,- illoC lo it'Ves or
ul ber reoieibe- ore I lion In ! n edeil. I f
ntlli.oeii with ! oetiial il:-i a-e. ..lie
limy be eotllineln1- d t. Hi'' III. st sUillflll
iilivsieion -. but ii ill need of a laxative.
i, in- sin io Id lei ie the lies!, nod vv ith t he
vveil iiiliiriiieil , verviv !i"io. Syrup nf
Figs. stand !iivbet me1 W ni-M largely
Use.lniul'iv..s I ocn. r;,l satisfaetioll.
mar 2ti ly
"hi?
This is the day ol anti I Ins, and anti
thai, but what pie need tno-t now. lays
is. II." anti St ioiis ne d, eine. Sim, ns Liver
R gnlator, the King i i Liver Me.liciie.s,
U'ol li ner than Puis. -1 h ive Usui no
ol her iioii lii lion- r.-iin .ly ior six ytf and
k;i -w iroui expeii iKe that lot holies of a
c n-tipaiid habit ii I'lnig i ipi ils it."
Laura V. Craig, K.f nhiiry . En.
Kinu w, ids may lo wr ,ii , but they
frei!iently get into a trance.
lib'Yi'l.E riders are out ag lin iu full
force.
That man is called a confirmed liar
wjien nothing that he says i confirmed.
Vol can always tell a truly pious man
by the manner in which he kicks his dog.
WHO'S SHELLA3EKGEK ?
Ilo'stli.. win- Ken,-,. Slati.of At lania.Oa.,am
lei Is r holiest ainleln. ,(.-! feneincinevi-len',
.or all puruiM. Cotiumiuv tree. W. iie tor it
U' I ni in the last twenty years the po -illation
of the Smith lias increased about
il per cent. While the school enrollment
has made a gain of Rid per cent, a very
large part of this gain is in the negro race.
While the latter paid only .") per cent of
the (axes, they receivod one-fourrtli of
the expenditures for public school purposes.
ADVKKI'ISKMHNTS.
iMlent
Made and MtTit Maintain the oonlldi ncn
ol the people in lluod'tt SarHia, ili.i. 1 f a
medicine cures you w hen sick; if ii n:.ikrt
Wonderful eurcs every w lure, t hen lieyoiid
allquestion that medicine p. losses merit.
That Is just the truth about Hood's Sar
saparilla. We know it possesses merit
because It cures, not once or twice or a
hundred times, but In thousands and
thousands of cases. We know It curt,
absolutely, permanently, when all others
(ail to do any good whatever. We reiieat
Sarsaparilla
Is the best In fact the fine True Blood Purifier.
i , ,, . r-fil Cllrl' nausea, Indigestion,
ilOOU S HlllS bllloinness. 'aeeis.
ET. CLARK.
vnOMEHT-UWilllO
hi hhk Ami
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i W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe.
! Slvli ll. '.Ml ll 1'' rfeet 1.!ti!l.
i Liijersea ty ee-r i.t..,.e-o wureTS.
V.L.Dougl:J S3.50,' $4.00 and 55.00
Shoes are the productions of skilled
v.-orkmi-'n. from the best material pos
sible at these prices. Also 52 50 and $2
Shoes for Men, S2.rA S2 and 51.75 Boys
in-. nr.
!.li.h
to- I , of. tren. 1
t . i ! I....1T -re.l i' !..!- '
Il .'.'Ti m-M . .. :i. r I"
CaUlu,; Inc. V. L. DOUGLAS, Breikton,Mjsi.
W . a . TILLERY,
WKEDiiN". N. C.
llov ','b o!!l.
Several ll.o'.i-.ind .locals ortli of goods bought lor c.i.sli, ft. in seme if the largi.-t
uiiitiulactui . r. e had the cash, and tin- mamifailur. is w. re hard up for the cash,
so we Knight s Hue , I' ilie-e e.i I. ss than eo-t to tio.nula Hire, iitid we are giving
our customers bote li:. of lies bau- iins,
Our Terms Are Cash,
We sell so cheap we can't nlVord t" sell on time. So il VuU want bargains always go
to a cash store, In n you have cash to sp, aid.
See Some of our Prices.
Men's overcoats St "id to fd.bd; Men'.-suits S'2.'2."i (o W; Youth's suits, TJo
to 1.7.1; Roy's pants, l,"ic to mie ; boy's hats ile to L'Sc, mcu's and boy's line (iolf
caps lit to 1 Si-, men's line Alpine l.ats .'lo to Vje, girls and ladies caps with feathers,
"j styles, He to llSe, ladies capes, late styles, ."Hie: to (HI, bulbs clonks ",V lo I! Ill),
Stair 'oil cl tli lie to ,"ic, Ingrain carpet 15 lo 'J.V, llrussi il carpet 10 to tille, floor oil
cloth, 15 to u'5e, silk Velvet. 5n to 5se . lllankols 'J5 lo I.5M. IValln r boas line to
75c, ladies shoes, pa(. lips 5se lo 1 75, mi ll's line shoes 75c to '' 75, men's ursr
slims 75c to 1 '.'5. Dress g, oils :i to J."l, goml calicoes IM o."l,', floor Ml aw inal
ting li to E'.ic, Ladies Inaile skills, 1 HO lo 1 7", ladies made wrappois till to H.'ic.
Children.- cloaks 75 to I 5, Heavy dress goods I yd wide II lo Sc. Childn ti's Kihli
ed hose I lo be. Mi n's tin lershirts lL' lo L's,., uien's wool shirls l!7c In 5lle, Hall
knitting cotton to ."c, men's pants 5iic lo 1.25, silk scarfs Se to 15e, table oil
clolh in to 15c, linen towels "! to I-!1', line black siikoline 15 In 'Jllc, Rough lute
stvle ilnss good-, all wool and colors, I yd wide, li.'ic to 5lle. Wool serge dress goods
IS indies wide, J7 to lllle, Coiiiiterpiini s, 15 to 75e, All silk ribbons, il inch W'de,
7 In Inc. Satin ribbons L'' inch wile s to In,-, llnl-teads, daik and light, I L'5 to
2 ."ill, wa-l, -lands 1.75 to t ml, I'lllcaiis 25 to il 5n, 2 I i livelopes lie Ii, 5e, 'Jl
sheets paper. - to 5e, files 2 lo 5c, Rugs, twenty slylis, 25c to ,'! 50, I'holograpli
(rallies 1 In 15,'. We have in stuck thousands of other ailiilos, call ami get prices
We civ,- a dialogue nf ii li vv goods In low, if you don't see what you want call at
our store f..r it Hold p.,int, oat,,, mucilage, a-s, ricd colors ink, tabli is, draft books
receipt books, account 1 k-i, and many other kinds of stationery'. We have a large
and well selicted -lock of Cliii-luias goods, wc mention n few: Japanese goods.
such as out r and s nici rs, plates, cream and chocolate pots, Howls, vases, Toilet sels,
cracker jars tea pots and tnanv other plylis ol these biaulilul goods. Othir good
for Chri-tuia-. d 'lN, xpress wagon , chairs, hobby horses, slim tly's, f , !,, rt and
iiirritlis, lin toy,-, plu-ii eiiscr, twenty kinds of games velocit edes, picture hooks.
banjos, (luitars, I'houoharps, Mandolins, Accordions, llarmoliieos, doll carriages,
wheelbarrows, and many oilier kinds Christmas g Is, We carry a large line stove
pipe, sheet zme, zinc stove b. ards and li" ware over two hundred stvles
V, ur re.p. ,Hui!v. SPIERS & DAVIS.
M vi inn: Mt'iM'iiv.
lUMSKKT XOIll.K.
XONSOHIAL PARLOR1
In tin- Athuitic C"i;tt Line Hotel
For a iimnl li;iir ent ;md miuhiUi shiive :
eall at the new Tim.i)iial l.rlor.
IfefiWhite Hitrknien only.
J.W.PewyCo.
NORFOLK
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Norfolk, Va., Dee. 1."., 1
Tone of Market, Weak.
Strict Middling Cotton,
Middling,
St i ie I nvv Middling,
Low Mnhllino.
Illues and Sandy,
P.lilek eyed Peas,
Peanuts;
Fancv,
Strictly prime,
Piinie,
I. ow ( .r.nles.
Miichine picked,
Spanish,
bl-Kli
ii; ;
ti:
fl.oU per hag.
1
i to HII
to 'J
1 ,!
litis.
BAGCIMG, TIES, 4 BAGS
ill wholesale p rices. Write for prices.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having this day qtlali
lied as executor of the late F. ,1. Cheek
hereby gives notice that he leitlires all
persons having claims against the estate
ol said F. .1. Cheek to present tlleln to Hie
or m attorney Edward T. Chirk within
twelve months Irom the publication ol Una
notice else it will be pi ended in bur of n
re overy.
Pi rsons indebted to the estate are re
ijilesttd to settle without deliiv.
W. T. CHEEK.
Edward T. ( lark, att'y for executor,
nov PJ lit.
Wanted-An Idea
rri'twt ji'iir itl-'ti"; t!nr nmjr ItIuk mu wenlib.
Wrlti- JoMN Wl.lJlil lUit'HN ru.. VnU-nt AUr
iiryi, W(-.iiiih.i. li i',, thilr$5.Wi prJM uffor
iieji liai ui iu uuimrvu iutuuiiuui watuivii.
Phaeton For Sale.
1 have for sale a light twohorso
newly repaired, and the samo can be
seen at W. R. Vick's Shop. It will be
sold at a great bargain fur Cash.
W. II. HARRISON.
sept M tf
FALL
OPENING
Special Display of
HTSBoffEfs
And Millinery Novel ties.
JH-ydHAND OPENING DAYS, OCT. 19
20, and 21.
-He sure to atltiud.-
MRS. W. R. HART,
oot 1 5 ly Roanoko Ropifl, 1ft ft
LOOK MOTHERS A RARE TREAT FOR YOU ALL.
with Entra fair of Pants, for
An veil pav kxpki'ss chabih s to voi d ihiob.
RgAaEIVIBErt, y.,u -J :t ,! 1,1 "ne 'fthelom.,! vv h ievjir l.leilnn;; M iiiuijcturerl In Americ.
i tip nn LOOK MOTHEnS A RAI
flS I I Bvs Sampson Suit, i
.ltJUV ADWH PAY KXPRKSSC
$2.76
InJ,t 4m CLR I
m $m suns
f ; 'XV ..sriibi.str..
1ue r'lVcfiifTilionfil ?1 70 Rnv S.imprnn Suit
h I v:m l .ir.l is 1;u.ir.t:,,tfi. J lo bf rnj.lc front sn
V A fl.ti' t. in rt Ulj.k, n.-kllluc.
rj ,i::J Oitve I'lr-.iwn, in ".i.'fs fr.im
. i, ! it df j.'f. 1 ht-v ar ui a, per cut
a 1 1 i!,vi !.'lnr.!fil Vinh S.uior C..:!.r, I'MiJfd
111 v 1,1.1 wil.i-vd C.r.ti.l. Ii.-ift) wild f.it Kliik
1 ivill ilfc'l J ir.riir, 'It itiimini; ami urk-
! ' ' l!. .'.!'" -t lie l '! iiort v (.in procure.
( ,..( i ' . j ' t- I1 l-H. .1. l.'-i. .v.l O-h '...krt.
I1!'' -I V.- t I' ic.S Lm.I :n aVt I'.mts, also l'ltul
In .-sl''m 10 to n vcirs of ice m.i.tf up
prr ( ; , ciil. lo..We lire.i-i.vl wi'.tl extra I'anU
JvHh!ffr"rTt't- ''I'll .
- rT. - -' r nTj'
hth . r -i 1 1"' -Zb.: 1 . t H
p t.ai i
FREE
TO RVEIiYBODV
our lllutr.n.ef1
in li'.oh y"'i v. i!
fmil I '.in H lllt
f:v ttl tjSc. Up.
Vcitil-.s I on
Ym.w Suits fti.n
2 00 up ant!
M "irti ftorr
i 7 t.. XV
Sn,e h AfM
In 1ft I 'fS.. . ,
r.u, k Wj ,"r
C"7 Wi '-
E. ROSENBUHGZR I CO., ifll E. i'! a, ITev; York City
M'.W AIVi;iITlSKlKN"fS.
TOBACCO!!
mum
KOOMIiNG!
nn
W. I). SMITH
Weldon, N. C.
-IValcr In-
L111JJ 1
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I'litifcctioneries, Tobaccos, Cigars and Farm Supplies generally.
MYSALDDS
has been recently filled up with elegant furnituro and is supplied with the
OLDKST, UKST and MOST CllOICK
WHISKIES, BODIES JflD VIlflES.
Anionj? tny stock of liquors I have on hand the celebrated I. W. Harper,
Davenport Morris' "Old Orover," and Ives' "Moniicello."
I have also opened up a barrel ol six year old AITLK Hit ANDY
PURE AND MELLOW
ts"fol Meilieiiiiil i'urposcs.-i(yg
Also have on hand full supply of imported and dutnesiio wims. Anions' the
latler will be found tho
of Garrett k Co.'a wiucry at Choekayotte.
-I have somo of the OLDKST AND UKST-
North Carolina Corn Whiskey,
mado by Harrison k Co., the best corn whiskey makers wo liavo in our
Territory.
I have on hand all kinds of pure whiskies and am prepared to give my friends
Entire Satisfaction
throughout Halifax and adjoining counties.
Thanking the public for past liberal patronage, I will say when you visit
Weldon don't fail to call to seo the OLD ORIGINAL
nov 5 ly
DAVE SMITH,
on Washington Avenue.
This week has been a gala week
on BOYD & YOUNG'S floor, glad
dening the hearts of the farmers
and warehouuemen alike.
See in local columns some of the
prices obtained at this house.
We only need good tobacco on
sale to keep everybody in good hu
mor on the floor and send them
home rejoicing.
All grades bring satisfactory
prices but especially Fine Goods,
as the demandfor them keeps ahead
of the supply.
We are ready now to give best
attention to the farmers and their
stock, and give you a cordial invi
tation TO COME and see us.
Sep 17 fikl.
BOYD & YOUNG.
HO WOKE MPIDS mCHW
shops
ijA i'A
WE equipped witm TME LJJE$J
MA CffiilE f Ypoti juifiq outpost
CLjSS W0lK JJ fEJS0flJBLE flQ-
ivrs. $pEduL f prompt ATTEfl
Tiofl qiVEi jo repair work op
KINDS' BRoAflOKE lAPID$, yV. Ci
1 till).
THALMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
2W E. lhiltimoru Bt , liALTIMdltE, SID.
Maniiiaeturtisof FINE RUBBER STAMPS, STENCILS, SEALS,
Prinlinn Presses and rrinter'sSupplies. Also Artistic Job Printing, and en
Kiiivers ul' Wedding and Hall Invitations. Keud for our beautiful illustrated
catalogue of 2.YJ p incs, printed iu live colors. We deal in novelties, novelties.
Odd and nmusiiur. RMlu. Atfen(s Wanted. sep241y-
m ml
IIus concluded that
niiiilti 1 iThnmn
'Mo buy their t hrtsttnas j
X C3-OOT-1P! r
and they aic happy.
irV-'i
Is Man is Jolly
because he found tho overcoat to suit him both
in ipialiiy and price at FUKDEANDKltS
WJi.DON'T you foip t thai lie has a htrc.c and
fide iismri mint of Men's, Youth's and Boy Will
ing lower than ever offered in Welduti before and
They Must be SOLD
BflJulh n't miss the chance, or you will be misera
ble alii ul it lo your dying day. Just think of it
lUII pairs of puns, (Kill Suits, U00 Overcoats, all
bound to 0 by fur day of January at any price.
Also at
HorthamptOH Dry GOODS Store
You will Si I Dress Goods to suit tho most
fastidious and iredesent trimmings of prettiest dc
tij;ii( lo match. A big assortment of Shoes to
suit all at your own ptice and everything eleo you
may desire, go and see the great bargains he of
fers you and you will bo surprised that (hey can
be sold so cheap.
M. FREDLANDER, Proprietor.
.At Oooch's Old Stand.-
X3- X-WJTJlii Manager,