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THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1S97.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
JOHN W. SLEEQE, Editor and Proprietor.
D. E. STAINEACK, Associate Editor
Entered at Rust Office, at W'elhn as
Sectinil Class Matter.
BATKS OK SUilSCKIITION IN ADVANIH.
One Year (by Mail), Posture I'uid tlM.
Six Mouths "S.
A Weekly Democratic juumul devoted to
the material, ciliiciitiniial. political ami
agricultural interests ol llalil'iix and sur
rounding counties.
JljrAdveitininis rates reasonable anil
furnished on application.
Cait. Even P. Uiiwei.i., for year
the editor of the Atlanta Constitution,
his retired from (ho management of the
piper and is succeeded ns editor in chief
by his son, Clark Howell. W. A. Hem
phill was elected president ol'tlic company.
There will bo no change iu the policy of
the paper.
Daniel VV. Voorhees, cx-Uuited
States Senator from the Stato of Indiana,
died Saturday at hishome in Washington
City, io the "1st year of his ai;e. He
was familiarly known as the "Tall Syca
more of the Wabash," by reason of his
large and magnificently proportioned
figure.
He delivered the address here some
years ago at one of the Weldon fairs.
Rlskin once wrote: "An author
should say all he has to say in the fewest
possible woods, or his reader is sure to
skip them; and in the plainest possible
words, or his reader will certainly misun
derstand them." Uu.-kin was far from
practicing what he preached; but his
preacliiug was, nevertheless, otlhodux in
this instance, and it is just as applicable
to advertising literature as to any
other.
"An expert has said that "advertising
that is worth paying for is worth doiug
well " And it U never done well if it
can be done better that is made more
effi-ctive tor the same 'outlay. Adver
tising is like farming there is as much
in the man as there is in the land. The
advertisement with individuality in il costs
no more than an advertisement of the
routine sun; but there is a vast difference
in the results.
Some well-intentioned and devoted
children raised a monument to their pa
rents aud concluded the epitaph with:
"What is home without them? Peace,
perfect peace." But the champion ep
itaph of all is still that of the Lady
O'Looney who is described on her
gravestone as "Bland, passionate aud
deeply religious. Also she painted in
water colors and sent several pictures
to the exhibition. She was first cousin
to Lady Jones aud of such is the king
dom of Heaven."
Governor Russell has brought suit
against the State Auditor to prohibit
him from printing and sending out the
tax lists on real and personal
property as was parsed by the last Legis
lature The new revenue act levies 4G
on the 810t) valuation of said property as
State tax and ?1.2'J on the poll. The
constitution provides that the poll tax
shall bo three times the property tax on
the S10U, but that the poll tax must
never exceed $:!, except for special pur
poses. To carry out this the pull tax
should have been fixed at $l.!k,aud so
the Governor wants the lists printed.
The Norfolk Virginian thinks that
young men who abandon I arm life fur
that of the cities under the impression
that fortunes or even a better living can
be had there than on the farm, make a
mistake,
"Many a young man," says the Yir
ginim, "gives up a good home in the
country for city life, only to discovir
sooner or later that the move was a
false one, anil the trouble is that the
mistake is discovered at a time wlicu it
is too luie to aiueod it. Still, the Mac
hoe goes oil, aud the numbers who
abmidtin the I 'arm tu try their fortunes
in cities increase yearly."
There is much iu this worthy uf the
consideration of the young man residing
on a I'm in, wli i contemplate removing
to a city.
Tut Oxl'oid corruspon dent ol the
News & Observer says under date uf the
8 li:
Great indignation is expressed here at
the action of Governor Russell in pat
duuing the negro Harris convitcd of se
cret assault upou Mr. Lundi last fall.
It is not true, as stated by the Governor,
that "the conviction grew out of political
excitement," but the defendant had a fair
and impartial, and upon appeal to the
Supreme Couit, the judgment of Judge
Mulver was affirmed. This pardon ia an
outrage upon justice.
We have oome upon dangerous times
when the pardoning power is prosiituted
for partisan purpose; and by its' exercise
the spectacle is presented of a guilty
criminal going frea without Sue or im
ptiaontueot, who with deliberation
strikes down secretly an innocent and
unsuspecting oitiien.
Henry Ward Boechar once informed
man who cams tt6," him complaining of
gloomy and despondent feelings, that
what he most needed fas good
thartie, meaning, of course, such Died-
' iuio i as Avers Jf!s.tarsie.Pill, evei v
beani eaectne.
NORTH STATE CULLINGS.
News Notes as Culled from Our Stale I'x-changes-
A railroad from (irecuville to Smnv
Hill will probably be built.
Work has been begun on a new Chris
tian church at Burlington.
A conference of insurance men of the
State will be held at Southern Pines the
L'Sih.
Dut ham papers are making war on
the bucket shops uf that town, aud say
they must go.
Mr. Crews, a member of the North
Carolina House of Representatives, lias
beeu appointed a laborer in the Pen-ion
office.
The election to determine the location
of the line between Chatham and Ala
mance lakes place on the -1th of ibis
month.
It is said that a plan is on loot to have
the railway comuiissioii ineiease the as
sessment of the North Carolina railway
to $1,111111,11011.
An clTnit is to be made to secure an
issue of street improvement bouds for
Raleigh, the money to be used iu ina
caduiuiziug streets.
Ex-Judge Graham is couusel for the
mining experts dow investing many thou
sands of dollars iu trying to develop the
gold fields near Ixfoid.
Mr. Siias Me Bee, who for years has
devoted himself to the Episcopal church
work iu this state, tiow becomes editor of
The Churchman, New York city.
It is understood that there will be a
strong fiuht agaiust the dispensaries.
Some of the people of Monroe appear to
be up in arms concerning the one there.
Near Concord, Friday, Mrs. Geoige
Litakir, in a fit of despondency, placed a
pistol in her mouth and fired, killing her
self in the presence of her three children.
Mr. A. A. Shuford, of Hickory, has
offered a half iuterest in a large brick
building nt that place to Dr. 1'. L. Mui
phy if he will locate his private sanitari
um there.
It is the plan to taise in this diocese
?5,()(MI for the building of a memorial
church in memory of Bishop Theodore
U. Lyman. There is now on hand
$5,111111.
A man Darned Mason, of Haruetl coun
ty, being on a drunk, gave hi four-year-old
child a bottle of whikey aud told it
to driuk, which it did. It shortly after
wards went into spasms and died.
The Populi-ts had a meeting several
days ano aud dethroned W. It. Henry as
chairman of the county executive com 1
mittec. Mr. Nick Gibbons was appointed
to fill the vacancy Charlotte News. j
The friends of Dr. Charles W. Dulint-y j
will rejoice at his appointment to a
8 C,iil(l positiou in the Agricultural De
partment, He is an able and resourceful '
man. It is a great compliment to him 1
The fifteenth annual convention of the j
Sunday School workers of North Can - j
lina will he held in Win-ton, enmmcne- !
ing Tucday, August iMth, 1SU7, at!
30 o'clock p in , and continuin;; Wed
'.-day and Thursday. August 2.1th and
Gth.
The Greensboro Record is justly in
dignant on account of what it under
stands to be an effort on the part of Re
publican politicians to get rid of Judge
Dick, of the United States District court.
in order that some of them may get his
place.
Judge Simonton has ordered the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad to be
sold as an entirety. No bid of less than
two million dollars is in be accept) d.
Clement Manly imd Eugeue S. Martin
are named as master commissioners to
make the sale.
A special from Washington to the
Richmond Dispatch says that Judge Wil
liam Smith O'Brien Robinson, of Golds
boro, will succeed the late Judge Sey
mour, and that speculation is busy in
making Robinson's successor. Senator
Butler does not reside io the district aud
would be ineligible.
The State auditor says that (he income
tax is not given in in perhaps a majority
of cases. This is so io many counties
Gaston is an example of this. Uuly three
men in that county gave in incomes of
over 81,0(10 aud among these is nut one
ol the county officials. The auditor dots
not know how to secure this tax.
The Rev. W. II. Wesver, pastor of
thd U. IJ. Church, Uillibur, l'a, rccug
niz the value uf Chamberlaid'a Coui;h
Keiuedy, aud dues not hesitate to tell
others shout it "I have used Chamber
lain's Coilll ll -uieily," he says, "and find
il no eicellent medicine for colds cuu"hs
and hoarseness " So does everyone who
gives it a trial.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
N. Brown, . Halifax, Dr.. A. 8. Ham
son, Enfield,
Two cows, two pigs, eighteen hens,
greyhound pup and a bull were lately
given tu an agent by an Abilene (Kan )
farmer for s cabinet organ.
Two years tiro R. J Warren, i drui;
gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y , bought a
small supply of chamberlain s Cough
Remedy. He sums np tbe result as fol
lows: "At that lime the goods were un
known in this section; to-day Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy is household
word." It is the same in hundreds of
communities. Whereever the good qual
ities of Uhamberlain s Cough Komedy be
come know the people will have nothing
else.
Fur sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
J. N Brown, Halifax, Dr. A. 8. Ham
son, Enfield.
A girl with I good temper gets many
j other good things.
Bni.niNc.1 ami Loan. The News
and Observer says that last year there
were forty-three building and loan
associations that aid tax to do business
in the Slate of North Carolina. This
year, so tar, there are only twenty-eight.
There arc some, however, known to the
Auditor that are continuing to do bu-ine-s
though their tax has nut been paid.
These cases are being investigated and if
it is found to be a wilful violation of the
law they will be severely dealt with. The
tax on these associations is the same this
year as it has been heretofore.
Do blossom heah de springtime word
En beu' down wid de dew;
Miss Mary, dat a a mockin'bird
Dat .singin' so fer you '
De green tree huntin' fer de sun,
En feel de win' go pass;
Miss Mary, whar dat rivet run
You'll fin' yo' lonkiu' glass.
De bluebird buildiu' of he lies'
An' lookin' sweet at you;
Miss Mary gwine trr trim her dress
Wid all dein vi'lels blue!
The commissioners of Warren county
are thinking of putting in lire proof
vaults for the county records.
, - -
Til K oldest man in the world keips
turning up or turning down. Two of
them have recently died, one iu Mexico
and the other in California, both consid
erably over a hundred years old, and now
Russia trots out one alive and kicking
aged 1X5, whose fattier lived to be 1.10.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cures
" Cures talk "in favor KJja g
ol Hood's Sarsapnrilln, n J5JI C
as (or no other nidi- U u Tm
cine. Its crcat euros wovuv.i in trutlilul,
convincing InM-c.age .! cr.iu tal men and
women, constitute us mo t effective ad
vertising. Many of these cures are mar
velous. They have won the eontiileiice of
the people; have given Hood's Sarsnpa
rilla the largest sales in the world, and
have made necessary (or its manufacture
the greatest laboruUny on earth. Hood's
Sarsaoarilla is known by the cures it has
made cures of scrofula, salt rheum and
eczema, cures of rheumatism, neuralgia
and weak nerves, cures of dyspepsia, liver
troubles, catarrh cures which prove
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the best-In tact the Due True Wood Purser
cure liver Ills; easy tt
Hiuvrc I'llK take.-) loouer.iU. sic
GRANT
SPECIAL
ONLY $35.
Built just the way you want it. I'p-to-Jale,
ouarautecd bih (;rado wheel.
LICHTRUNNINCAND
A THINC OF BEAUTY.
All Colors and all styles for men,
ladies and children. JOt
Just as ood as a bicycle you would
pay JUKI for elsewhere. Sample t '
wheel on exhibition at .1. L. Jud
kins' lirocery. H. L. GRANT- '
Ascot.
rp A X
S A L E .
I have this day levied iMin the follow
ing ilescriheil real estate to natis'y the
laxe now due anil nupaul lor the year
l-yti ami will sell at pulilic outcry at the
court house door in the tow n ot Halitai.
comity of Halifax, and State of North Car
olina, at 12 o'clock M., on Monthly the
3rd day of Mayl-W.
UK KIITION, TAXES AX1) OOST.
C L Austin, one acre hind, 4 OH.
Mrs M A Arlington, two town lots 3 04.
W Crowell one hall acre lauil. 1 70.
Mary Crowell. one hall acre land, 1 4.
1' A Cook & llro., 4iMJ acred land, 17 ;17.
K W Carter, 12 acres land, 8 IMS
Sandy Fenner, 50 acre land, 2
Jmeph Oolumheek, Iho acres land, 5 (V2.
Mrs A Kl.oililin, Hill acres html, 15 70.
M ,1 Hawkins, (southern hotel, '.'7 27.
C 11 Merette, 111;) acres land, 6 24.
M C Jones half acre land, 1 HI.
Katie Jones, one town lot, 1 HO.
Ceo Marshall halt acre land, 2 54.
Martha Marshall, two town lots, .H4.
Kenti.-lte Kevimltls, 411 acres land, 2 93.
Arthur Kcvaulds, 123acrp3 land, (i 'w
Mrs W H Vick. :tl(l a. res land' 14 ti.
Norman Stt, IWJ acres land, 1 37.
Ed Shields. 105 acres land, 2 HO.
K W Shaw, in acres land, 3 "4.
J H Walker, one town lot, 3 7H.
Isaac Johnsoo, one acre hind, 1 92.
Ananias Buck, two acres land, 4 H2.
J. H. FENNER, Tax Collector,
Halifax Township.
Bine Riflie CementSLime Worts
Manufacturer of BLCK RIDOE
HYDRAULIC ROSEN DA IE CEMENT,
fiuartntwd ataolutely hydraulic. We quote
TU' tieuverw i any pomi in me nnmn. aii
emcnt tested, and stirimth. uniformity In color.
ruing and irriudiiir Kuarantcwl. Write for
ricoi P.O. adtlm BLl'K KliKiB BPRIN08,
JA. Telejrraph Blue Kidtre, Va. md u w
gXECUTOrVSNOTICE.
Havine qualified as executor npon the
estate of Caroline Fhillips, deceased, all
persons boldins; claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them to me
in Enfield, N. C, on or before the 1st day
of April 1H98 or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery, end all persons In
debted to said estate will settle it once
and save costs of suit. This Kith of March
1897. R A. PITTMAN, jr.,
j Exec of Caroline l'hillips, dec
' mar 18 6t
NEW ADVEUTISKM ENTS.
Gladness Comes
Aitlll
better inulcrstaiiiliiik' of the
V V t, -,
ill. it'll! oat lire of the Ullltl.v pn.vs-
ieul ill-, which kiiii-Ii bet, To proper ei
f,,rts contleell'nrts plea-ant etbits
ri.'htlv directed. There is comfort in
the kiiiiwleilgc. that mi ninny fnrnisnf
sicklies lire ii"t '!"' ""' aetiinl ills
ease, but simple In a coiistipatnlc.mdi.
tion nf the ,- -.l.iii. which the pleasant
fuinilv laxative. MTupi'f I io. prompt
ly roiiuivi".. That is why it is the cmly
reined- with millions"! fainilii'-- iiml is
evervw here esteemed so hiiMv by nil
who value '."I'd health. It netieuil
fleets are due to the Mot. Hint n is me
1-,'OU-l V Wll MOOl'M. - ni.
el'IKll
,,.l;,,....s 'il mill 1 I.I I IT II I ItlLT Illl
the
efure
mn. mi iv He I 1 1CIS. II isioe
illl imp. .rt ii lit , in iirder to t'ei us roiie
tieiul eiToets. In note win n yon pur-
base, that van liuve the i-i nuim urn-
, - , r I I it- I I,,. I ':, li.
cle. w ill' -ll is iii.iiioi.o ,,,'' .
fni-iiia Kitr Svrup t o. only ami mmu i'y
nil reputable drucvi-ts.
If ill 'lie enjoyment m
mill the system is ivi-nlar. iu:uiw..r
.tlier reined en lire tliell lint lieecieii. 11
utllicted with tiny neliiul disease, , mio
may be euinnieiided tn the most skillful
Dhv'sieians. but if in need uf ll hlMltlve,
one should have the best, and with the
Well-illfi'inied every wliere, :-iiip '
l-'ig-s stands Inchest am! is lll.ist nirp-iy
usedandgives st general satistactiou.
mar IM ly
TASTELESS
CHILL
mm
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
Cai.ati a. Ills. Not. 10. 1333.
Pari Modlelnn To., m. Uuis, Mt.
(..mi-'iiit ti: We t'Ui lal year. W) txttl(i of
IttiVK- TASTK1.KS OHU, TON It' Btl hiso
i.ititftu ttiru truw already this Ti-ar. lit all our i-i-tn-rn'iiri'
f 11 yt'itrs, tn th drutc builn, hnxa
ivTK M an nrtn le thai gavt nu n uuiversal Mtlift
tatliuu iu )uur 'l'uuic Vuum tmlr.
AUSk.V,CAUH JkO
V' X Sulc anil WarrsintoJ by
Dr. A. S.Harrison,
Eulu-lil, N. ('.
1. 1, l- ij-
I'.v virtue ol'a deed iu trust executed to
me li v W. 1'. lliiri ss and his wife l-'.liza-lieth
.1. lturui-ss, et uk on the'.'-itli day ol
June 1".". ami reconltilin the Kcuistcr of
Ileitis' oilice of llalilax comity in iMMik
li." IS. .11 liaises j:t7. 21!" anil 219, 1 will n
MONDAY, tlie-jutli DAY of A I'lill. 1117,
exjMtse to pultllc sale IO tue llliziiesi oiniier
tor ctish, iu tlie town ol l.niieiu, .-,
that Hin t or parcel of land situated in the
unity ot Hainan anil known us llie . 1 .
liurp'ss homestead tract, anil accurately
i-scriliisl as tollows to-wit: llei-inuiun at
little jsist oak on Hie aide of V. 1'. Illu
me avenue, .Mrs. JCHSle na-w corner,
thence is. 11.1 in.les toilitch, thence N. .!
t'.ii poles, alone F. II. Whitaker's line.
thence N. 13 w. '-'il hi1ii, thence N. -Ill"
V. 711 poles ton little branch, thence down
the lirnueh to Uiitlin rittinan'sline, thence
3h.I K.8 poles, thence N. V.. 12
poles, thence N. 7-v- E. Illl liles, to a
water oak, thence S. ,14, 1- l i-' poles in
Mrs. Jesse Mass' line, thelites. 7? E 110
poles to the lii-nnnntij: iiintallllliK one hilll
dreil acres, ami fully demTilieil in said
trust. This Huh ilav of March 1-07.
DAVID HEM.,
mar 25 4t Trustee.
Phaeton For Sale.
I have for sale a light two horse
otwly lYpamd, aud the same caa be
ttet-n at W. H. Vick's Shop. It will be
sold at a great bargain for Cash.
W.H. HA1UUS0S.
sept 24 tt
11. P. SALE,
WM.MNN,
Manager
Proprietor.
MANSION HOUSE.
. BOTH OK -
IMFRICM AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Union Street, NORFOLK, VA.
I
of Engine is best
adapted where
you have but a
limited space to
set it. We can,
however furnish
you with a hori
zontal - engine,
plain or Auto
matic - should
you prefer.
Write us il you even think you mty
need an Engine or Boiler. (
THER. R. MACHINE SHOPS,
Koanoks Kauuis, IN. C.
F. B. TatAcr, Superintendent.
T
mis
ADVEUTISKM ENTS.
"Blight"
:osts cotton planters more
:han five million dollars an
iiiallv. This is an mormons
.vastc, ami can lie prrvcnU'd.
I 'radical r.iiriiiK'ius at Ala
aaina Hxpminrnt Station show
conclusively that the use of
"Kainit"
ivill prevent that dreaded planl
.lisease.
Ai; rfl.nut I'nt.i.h the ro.nli. of it u.- t-v actual ct
-tim.iu mi nit I'.n 1-iNiii ill ll"- I mt,,t Suli-v-ii
i,l,l m ., link l-""k whi' ll I'uI'M.li mill will K'Ul!
lull It t any (.inner in Anno. .1 wtt.i will "tin t, .r 11
(il.KMAN K M.I WMHKs,
vi Ni,uu bt, ew Vrk,
nov r ion
('ATTIiK WAN'IKD.
tetf-I will iay UK". 11 EST CASH
PUlt'E for i-attlc, suitaltk' for unikioj;
nice beef. Call on or mlilress,
W. T. PARKER,
Weldon, N. C.
"OTICJE.
NORTH CAROLINA
Sl'l'RRIOR CUCKT.
II A UFA X LOT NTT.
(Jury R. Hunt, 1 Summons for
vs.
'.. lleruilnii Hunt. J lielief.
The ilt l'enilaiit - Monition Hunt, ulmvt'
nauu-il, will take notire 'litit an aetioti ,-u-Ittlt-tl
as almve hits Im-i-ii eoiiiini-nt-eil in the
Superior i-mut ol' Halifax eotintv. tor u
llivoree, anil to dissolve I lie lionils ol matri
nioiiv exislini: liei veen the plaintitf anil
ilefi nilaln, on the niooiuls of alianiloiimi-lit
nn Hie part ot tile ilt lelitliilit prior to the
llith day of Maieli lH.'i, anil having lived
separate mid apart limn plaintill eiintinii
uusly sioee said aliaiiilonitieiit and for
more than two veais itiior to the eoni
nieiieemeut ot' this aetion: and the de
lendant Hill further take tiotiee, that he
isreiiiired to appear nt the next term of
the Superior t-oiirt of saul eoiinty to be
held on 1 lie I Jth Monday alter the 1st
.Monday in March 1-117, at the court house
in llalilas, and answer or ileiiinr to the
com,, aiut tiled in said action or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
dt nianiled iu said aetion.
j Oiven under my hand nnil seal of said
Court, this oMh tiav of Match l"!'".
STlliil.IN'ti M. (1AKV,
Clerk Superior Court.
.Ins. H iiatchblor, Hay & Hell At'ys for
I'laintitV.
m;r. (i w.
American Traveler Bicycle
It tin Hill i lie Ic, stylish nj hlehly finished
pirioct. You cn tell them anywhsre. It's a
llctart ot beauty snj str.-nelh. It his mort nal
isatul Improvenients than any hlcb-graJt blcyckl
Hi Ihe Market.
juilt by American B. H. 0.
52 Sewing Machine Co.
factory, 20th and Washington Ave.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
-OF-
-SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Butterick's Patterns.
It. & G. COIiSETS,
Misses at 5(lc., Ladies Vac. to $1.
ISA. Prices will he nimle to suit the times.
Ham and bonnets made aud trimmed to
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
4ms see
U Display
if
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NEW ADVEUTISKM ENTS.
1T5B1
' . a
A IJlKSTION' that sinke lioine is:
II ive von a piano'.' Nolllin" tills tin-place
oirupi'til hv a Sl li:i'F. The nasoiis lor
this is their M l'KI;lol; l,'t Al.ITV. The
St n-lf I'l.lliiw have stood ; lie test ut tilll".
That's just why thev aie pielerretl to oth
ers. A thine of joy is a STI KIT I'lA.NO
in the liouseliold, the testimony of many
Auiericaii families coverinna period nearly
fort v years Make your home happy hy
iuii'ha.sini! a STILl-T. It will inodiiee
and (live harmony for u life time. Send
for illustrated cut ilontio. Terms to suit.
I'HA.S M. SI'IKI'F,
!l N I.il.elty st., r.alliniolc, Mil.
Washinntoll, .''.' I Klevelllll st., N. W.
Norfolk, Vs., Illl Main street.
ocfHly.
a.
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m
m
m
m
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Percales and
Madras
V5f
Attache
COLLARS
and
CI EES,
62c. up.
Jr. WulV'tly printed shirts, called $jr.
PERCALE,
"Hy the traJe,"
50c. Down.
ANCHOR BRAND-
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n
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Pt;t CJI -
In all the latest shaes.
I Neck-wear,
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W.W.KAY,
Dealer In
Liquors, Vines,
GROCERIES AND CIGARS.-
Why not call on V. W. Kay, si lie is
open both night and day. Keep the fol
lowing brands of well known whiskies:
"Old Oscar Pepper,"
"Forest Miller's Double
Stamp Straight,"
"Baltimore Goreden Hyo"
and other brands.
I keep the best of every thing in my
line. p.l'olile attention to all at Kay's,
west side It. It. Shed.
my ii ly.
REAMER'S
Howard House,
JAMES REAMER, Prop.
Howard & Baltimore sts., Baltimore, Md,
TERM8 $ 2 Per Day.
ep 10 ly.
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V.T. PARKER,
WWELDON, N. C.-W
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THE KERN FURNITURE CO.,
M Old Market Sqnare, Norfolk, Ts,
Ba.j Carriaffes, RBfrineralnrs,
and full line of Furniture.
li li "Bit
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Oilers a c.m lete lino of (lie J I J , )
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TRADEMARK. S XfS OjU XOy )
l'tvV ' '6 j Wo cm fill this prescription C t,
, j V: i; j! j i N ji !; -jp ? for ymi. NutliinR so good for I
, j , 'j j! jij j" li! S the head as a Stetson Hat. f ;
j . : II j I ';! 'j lT ) Spring Styk-s on sale stiff:
, j ' i !' jl -li III ij' I and soft hats. J !
j I; ! j, ; -w., For Sule l.v S ;
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NEW ADVEUTISEMENTS.
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-THE-
Weldon Cast
i.petieil their larLTC store of the best anil cheapest fJLOTHINGi
SHOES A'"' 11 law liiie ol' tleuts' I'urnisliinn (ioods uml N(;.
? HITS
I' tiolis.
DON'T MISS
Slop in to see us lielore vim liny iinytliinn. Will give, our
f nril with plen
ll) In nl.l l.llernry I
amre. suno in iiairinir
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THALMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Jill E. Italtiinorc St , I'.AI.TlMnKE, MD.
Maiiiifacturirs of FINE RUBBER
Printing Presses anil l'riutet'sSupplies. Also Artistic Jolt Printing, and en
gravers of Wedding uiul Hall Invitations. Keud for our beautiful illustrated
catalogue of'J.V.1 piges, printed iu live colors. We deal in novelties, novelties.
(Mil ami HimiKing. JHAiieiits Wanted. P 'y-
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Weldon, N. C.
-Dealer In-
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(.'onf'ectioncries, Tobaccos, Ciours and Farm Supplies generally.
eMY-SALOONfj
lias been recently fitted up with elegant furniture and is supplied with the
OLDEST, BEST and MOST CHOICE
I'fjlSKIES, BODIES WD WlflES.
Among in j slock of liquors I have on hand the celebrated I. W. Harper,
Davcuport k Morris' "Old Grovet," and Ives' "Monlicello."
I have also opened up a barrel ol six year old AI'l'LE BRANDY
PURE : AND MELLOW $
Sf.for Medicinal Purposes.-jj
Also have on hand full supply of imported and domestic wines.
latter will be found the
of Garrett & Co.'s
-I have some of the
North Carolina
made bv Hurtison i Co., the best corn whiskey makers we have iu our
Territory. . ,
I have on hand all kinds of pure whiskies and am prepared to give my friend'
Entire Satisfaction
throughout Halifax and adjoining counties. -
Thanking ihe public for past liberal patronage, I will say when you visit
Weldon don't fail to calUo see the OLD ORIGINAL
DAVE SMITH,
nov 5 ij on Washington Avenue
IPRING
: OPENING
Special Display of
And Millinery Novelties,
o Be stire to attend. o
MRS. W. R. HART,
ctltly Boaaoke Bpids,N.
Exchange, S
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YOUR CHANCE ."Sot
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K WELDON CASH EXC'HANtiK. J
WKMKIN, N.C. Jl
I have lioiijjlit out entire biisiness of
the M V. Hart Co. The Mock in being
replenished with
New and
Stylish Goods
Our line uf Mens', Hoy ' ami Children's
Clotliiti will bo an cotiiileio an ever.
These clot lien fit and givo wearer a good
appearance.
Drew, Selliy & Co , J. M. Reynolds 4
Co, N. Ile it Urns , celebrated
SHOES.
first-class wearers and up-tu da!
MvloH.
Gents' pMistinm
J. B. Stetson & Co s' Huts,
A full line of all (roods,
Dress Goods,
Trimmings, and everything you need.
(iooiIs as represented and prices correct.
M. F. HART, Agt
formerly the M, F. Hurt Co.
STAMPS, at tnuw, ocals,
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Among the
winery at Chockayotte.
OLDEST AND BKST-
Corn Whiskey,
Wanted -An Idea
n two;
of anna almpla
Ifctoa: to Plr0
protect your Wean: tlT may if,Dt-7 . .7 I
(TAVjOIIN WMlUKKlltRN CO.,
i,Pa7wa.rilinioi., 1. C. fur llwlr 1 sib
awlbat ut to kuiulrxl liiraallous
-Send your orders to-
1). SMITH,
J. li. Wynne & Co
8 Roanoke Dock, NORFOLK, VA.
The only eiclusive wholesale dealenand
shippers of fresh ainl salt water flsh in we
citv. Fish from all waters. Orders ny
wire or mail receive prompt pereon" l
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