THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1897.
PUBLISH KD EVERY THURSDAY.
JOHN W. SLEDGE, Editor ani Proprietor.
D. E. STAINBACK, Associate Editor.
Antered at t uu Ulice ill Httduii us
Stxtmtl l.Y'l.nl MttttiT.
BATK OF SUBHI BIPTION IN ADVANIK.
tone Year (by Mail), Postage I'aiil $1."I
8n Mouths
A Weekly Democratic juurnal devoted to
the material, eilueatiniial, political anl
agricultural interests ol Halifax and sur-
rounding comities.
ttif Advertising rates reasonalile and
faruiahed ou application.
Th I Cuban racket has thus far ens'
Span $'JIMI. 11110,1)011 infold, and she isn't
an far along in pilling the Cuban ilnwn
as when she started. She could make
money by trading Cuba off for a do;;
qJ killlin the dot;.
A Kentucky woman ba beeu lined
1:250 for k'iviuc; her daughter's beau too
warm reception. She scalded hhu. Hill
after all it may have been a lucky scald.
for if he had married that L'iil his lumber
id law uni;lit have kept hi id in hot water
the rest of his life.
Saws the San Francisco Chronicle
Auy old island in (he 1'aeilic which Kni:
land find unoccupied in these days she
iuietly slips into her capacious jrrab b;
The t'aliuyra fjroup is the latest to be
gobbled in this cavalier way, despite the
fact that Hawaii has owned the islands
for more than thirty years.
A story comes from a town ou the
Kissiuiuiee river in Florida that liiiut
niug killed a man in that town, aud three
days after he was buiicd struck bis grave
throwing the body out of the grave and
tearing the coffin to pieces. This shows
that the Kisaimmce country has remark
ably peculiar lightuing or the champion
lightning liar.
Til K pension roll soon will reach the
niilllioD mark, predicts the New York
Press. Commissioner Evans has issued
I Btatemeut showing that at the begiuning
of the fiscal year the pensioners num
bered just ilhit.j'JS, an increase in twelve
months of lL',S5(l. In that time "ill.lol
Dew pension were granted aud .i, 1 T 1
Were restored to the rolls. There were
31,95(1 deaths iu the year.
Til It New Orleans Picayune thinks that
"when cotton spinning shall, as in a f'-w
years it will, become a hading industry in
the colton States, Northern while lemale
cotton operatives will find it to their
interest and may be even driven to come
South to woikin mills, while cheaper ne
gro labor will be carried North to work
the mills there. The negro will work
for lower wages than the whites can, and
the result is goiug to be that Northern
factories will be filled with negroes from
the South."
A critic of the piano has come out
with the statement that the instrument
in question is the greatest social nusisanee
of the age, inasmuch as "it itm-rlv
ruius rational conversation " He add-:
"The unhappy visitor is doomed to uu
dorgoa tinkle-tankle of the keys, which
tails short, in soul and spirit, of the per
lorinance of a street urchin on an old
kettle. With piauofoite teachers ou
every stair in town, the temptations to
thecvilare nutneniuseniuuh For the sake
of mercy, let us keep it out of the school "
Will somo one please hand this critic
over to the fool killer.
A new study of human development
has been published by a li r uin an h r.
K Haho. He maintain that primitive
man wis an omnivorous feeder upui
whatever could be picked up, and that
he then became sevcially a hunter, a
fisher, a planter aud a herder, but thai
thosi modus of gaining a livelihood
were not taken up successively as at
evolutionary series He finds barley to
be the first cereal, and wheat the latest,
cattle were first domesticated as drau.'ht
inimals, especially to draw the plow, and
their milk was not used as food unii
loDi! afterward The wagon is assigned
religious origin. It is believed to havi
had four wheels derived from spindle
wheels and to have first transported
effigies of the goddess of fertility.
It Naves The Crimpy I'liililrcii.
Seaview, Va. We have a splendid
sale oo Chamberlain's Cough Keainly
and our customers coinini: from far and
Dear, speak ot it iu the highest terms.
Many have said that their children would
have died of croup if Cluimberlniu's
Cough Hemeily hail not been given
Kellaui & irren. The 2 j and 'ill cent
liies.
For sale by W. M Chen, WehU.
J. N. Brown, Halifax, Dr. A S llarri
ti, KntM-t.
Lewis Carpenter, of Yadkin county,
who recently died, leaves I7.IHMI to the
treasurer of (he Baptist convention, the
iulerest to be used for Baptist State
Mission work.
KvffrvlMMlj. hays So.
Cascuri'ln nl v Catl'iirtic. tlie most won
derfiil medical iliscoM-n nl the aire, p eas
ant and refrealoiiir to ihe tasie, m i iicntly
uud positively on kidney, liver and iMiiveia,
cleansinif Hie enlace svsfc in. dlsiicl colds,
. cum lieadauhe, lever, liabilual constipation
-y nd biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of O. C. C. Unlay; 10, U5, 5U cents, tfoldand
guaranteed to cure by all druvirista.
The Telegram learns that several
Greensboro oiiixeosgot on the wrong aide
of tbe wheat market and that ono nan
dropped liOU.
Haifa Vegetable Sicilio Hair K newer
baa restored gray hair to its nricioal color
and prevented baldoesi in thousands ol
mrtos. It win ao to io you.
NORTH STATE CULLINGS.
News Notes a. CulleJ from Our Stale fx
changes Durham comity has b"gun to tuacad
auiiziits public roads, using couvict
labor.
The Marion Courier ltcpublicau in
politics, has suspended publication for
lack of patronage.
Kaleigh is very excited over the recei.t
enforcement of laws which allow nothii g
to be sold Sunday.
It is claimed lhat the establishment
of a dispensary at Fayetleville has largely
decreased drunkenness
A young colored woman named Kallie
Tun: was j lilcd at Durham, Friday,
ch i r n . 1 with infami idc
The (invi ncr declines to honor tt e
i iij 'li'it i n of the ti ivernor of (Jeorgia lor
.1 mall nailed I'.. nicy Hodges.
(Jovcmioi ll'issel! is invited to make
the ii'Miess at the liiilhcifoid couiny
fiir at l!iiihciioiill,.n Or ober 'JTth.
At (ireenslioro a few ninht ami a thief
stole the v.ili-e of J.C Caddell, iraveling
e.nresp udciit ot tie int. teal u.'cor icr.
I'lie a-sisiant I'oslmastir at Aulati.l.r
bus be. i) arrested lor e'ijhc,ing ? I ,H( H i.
suss gambling br .iiLibl on his down
fall.
Seaboard Air Line surveyors arc mak
ing a preliminary survey for a branch
line from lijsluniu In Denver ami perhaps
to Newton.
lialeigh is to h:
IteW altcrilnoll
paper, Ihe I lines,
Ed-ii A Womble,
and ('has. 1'. Coolc
managing editor
the city editor.
Efforts are being made to secure the
removal of Maj. das W. Wilson and Hon.
S. Otho Wilson from the Hoard of Kail
road Commissioners-
Work on the First Presbyterian church
at Raleigh has been resumed It is de
cided that the main portion shall not be
built until next year.
Fire destroyed four bams and contents
at Col. Bcnehan Cameron's farm at Stag
ville, near Durham, on Thursday night
causing a ?t 000 loss.
There is a movement on foot to have
the fence asoninl Capitol square removed
It siad that nearly all the Stale i ffieials
favor its being removed.
All justices of the peace but two were
up before the grand jury at the la-t lertu
of Cabarrus court f.r failure to comply
with section tin'.' of Slate Code.
The Newborn .Journal savs that at
rangements will be made by which trains
will run through from Wilmington to
Norfolk vii Newborn, over the Atlantic
Coast Line.
On Septniiber lllih the corner stone of
the principal building of the Pieksford
Sanitarium at Southern Pines will be laid.
This is the h ispiial to be built for Colon d
consumptives.
It is said that such republicans as
liieiitenant (iovernor lleynoldsaud Alter
tiev li -neiai Walser are in favor of cut
ting I i is" from tlie popiiii-is, aud for a
straight light.
A negro named Watson sawed bis way
out "f the Ashe county jail and released
all the oilier prisoners, lie attacked a
deputy sheriff who pursued him and was
shot and killed by the deputy.
Prol'esser ('has. Harkerville of (he
I'tiiversity has been elected Secretary of
the American Association fir the ad '
vaneeiirnt of Science. There are ov.t I
J.illltl members of the association.
A reward of it HI) was offered bv lie j
State for Alex lliluiore who is wanted in j
Cumberland county for burglary. And I
a fjoo reward is offered I'ortiilbert Ward
a ruin who murdered a woman in Wayne, j
W. P. Batehelur has retired, after IT I
years eo itinuo'is services as cheit' elctk
if ihe secretary of Stale A D. K.
Wallace succeeds him and 1 II. Cenii r.
Populist of Haru'tl, is made assistant
clerk.
According to returns of the Board ol
E'i'ializition. Wake is the richest couritv
in the Slate, its prip.rty being at 4 1 -OtIO.OIMI.
Uuneoiube comes second Willi
$!l.-7S.li;!7: Mecklenburg third with --'Tii.l'iOl.
The report for 1SII7 of the Bureau of
L ibor Statistics will state that there ute
employed iu North Carolina Colton mills
'Jl!,li07 persons In numbers Hasten coun
ty leads, with l.XW women, IISS men and
SSI children.
The Winston Journal leirns that the
Southern railway has p isted an or.h r
that no emplovo shall be a relaiiveol ihe
official under whom be is working, and
that all promotions shall be based up D
actual merit.
The new boar I of direction of ihe
penitentiary have euiploved hii expeit
accountant to look into the books of ihe
old boaid at a salary of jllltl per month.
It is sal thai the new board expects to
unoaith fraudulent entries.
S'Mialor Duller publishes an article
from State Senator Cannon, who M one
of Governor, Russell's right hand mea,
saying that SJ.oOO is being piid ou a
lon lease for the penitentiary farm io
Ausod, not worth MM a year.
Mr. D. M. Hardy, of the Holds!. oro
bar, has been appointed Judge Advo ate
General of the North Carolina 1), vision
of the United Sons of Confederate Veter
ans. The organic itio i has for its objects
the perpetuation of the true history of
he Southern soldi' r
Arkanaas ia luueb Heilel over the
rich tinda of pem la long the Sti Frincia
river.
THEY SHOW CAUSE.
The 'ho Wilsons. Memters of the Kiibui
('.iimmi.iiiD. 1'ile lluir Amu- In
I he I'murnm'.
Some days ago iovernor Hussell wn lc
letters to Major .1, W. Wils, md Mr.
S, Otho Wilson, citing to them to appeal
before hiui uu September 1st and s,how
cause why they should not be suspeudid
from cilice for certain charges set forth
against thcin.
In accordance with this notice they
wcnl before the Governor iih thcii conn
scl aud made answet to the charges, sit
forth in the Governor's letter.
Major J. W. Wilson wrote his own
answer, which we herewith give in part
as follows :
Kaleigh, liil, 1S97.
To I'auicl I. liussell, Governor ot
North Caroliu a,
Sir: Your favor of the -"lb ciiitg
mc to appear before you ou Wednesday.
the first day of September, and reply in
writing to certain rumors of charges from
panics unknown to mc, and show cause
why I should n it be remove 1 from t In
responsible posit i. iu as Chairman of tht
Railroad Collllllissioti, agreeable to section
I of the Ai't creating this (.'omuiis. in, was
duly nceived.
Ill obedience tin Mo I bereAllll sill
nut this my answer to cub charge m
order as given iu yoiu loiter. It is drawn
by myself, and possibly free from the
elegant diction which a lawver would
have imparted, but feel sure it will eairv
conviction to au impartial lintel.
l'V-t It is md true as alleged thai
I am "the joint owner iih Col. A It.
Andrews, Vice President of the Southern
Railway and general political manager ol
the same for Noilh Carolina in a ctttain
piece ol hotel properly known as Round
Knob."
Second It is not true "I bat said hotel
is worthless lor thai purpose except when
designated aud pitroiiiz-'d by the South
ern R.ii;road ('. in) any as an i.iting I ou.-e
for theii passi nger trains,"
Third It is not true "that said hotel
property has been unoccupied and unusid
for any purpose f ir several years pa-l and
brought in no revenue to me a- one of its
owners "
Fourth It is Dot Hue "lhat It Was 111 j
possible to use, lease of rent said property
unless some uudi rsianditig. agrciiii' iii or j
c uilraet could be made with the SouiUrn
Railroad Company to designate and
palroniz: the said bold as a railroad tat
ing house."
hlih - It is n it i rue ii- alleg.d "tha,
I with the other owner ot owners of said
property have seelltid all agreement, UD- j
deisiatiding i r contiael from ihe South-1
cm Kaiiroal Company t abandon uhir:
eating houses and designate R uind Ku I' i
a- nil eating hoii-e, and bv virtue of said
arrangements wiih said railroad that 1
have hccli utile to lease said hotel properly
I I O, ho Wilson, or hi luoiher ibrongh
t he sai I Wilson f,,r r..!it."
S.x 1 1 1 1 is untrue as fiinb.r alleged
thai I haven son in the emploun nl ol
I be Sum lit i n Kailrosd Company ut my
n ijn si and lhat he was appointed over
others i milled to the place by roiuohoo
under ihe practice of the company and
this Was d Uie tor Uiy acconiiiio.J.,1 loll al.d
at nr. nipicst." I hereby denounce
these alh giii tis as made to on by "many
persons as talse and deniansj the proof.
' In i il l.in.it l. li I will state that about
ISM. Col. Andrews and myself built
this hotel at a cost l.f about !fs.OIIII, U
i-n il worthless as stated bill i. a most
c iineiiiint and beautiful hotel with .'III
rooms, dose's and baths on uu-h floor,
and was leased and tun as a hotel for
'Vital years ml h no meals supplied to
. issengirs 'I he properly had not been
o Tiipicd ft years as charged but on ihe
c mirary was leased up to last year at nn
aiini.ilreni.il of .1011 p,r annum to a
r.- sible party, with no uud. rsianditig
o! any kind wi'h the Southern Railroad
Company
As lo tbe charges about my s,.n mlj
say that he is no minor as charged, but
ill -7 years old and is now one of the'
oldest employes on the Division upon
which he is shunted. About 1 years
ago the agent at Morganlon resigned My
Hon was bis chief clerk and in the v. ry
line of promotion V E Mcli.e, tieti
eral Superiiitcndeiii of the S. A I. was
at lhat time Superiiiicudeiil of the Divi
sion; be had previously promised my son
us was told that he would promote him
at the first opportunity. .Mr. Mcllce
kepi his promise
M-To- Hr for Fifty Out.
f.imrnmfri tot-aeen haiot cure, tiiitife w-ik
Oieii ttroi.jf. ltuoU pure. &oc il AU uruntisk
Til It daikey and I he waleriuehui ire
tun souls wnh bill a single llnmhl
NEW A lV EKTISEM ENTS.
Ma-ti1 mitl Merit NUintfliim thcc.intUlrnee
of the people in HimhI'm SrHBparll!ii. I fa
medicine cured you when nick f if ii itinks
WDntlerful etiren every v liere, I htti Ih-viukI
MqueHtion that medk'tueposjioiheH Ttirrit, !
Tbatlaluat the truth about Hood Bar- i
aaparllla. We know it poaseaaea merit
becauae it cures, not onca or twice or a
hundreit timen, but In tbouaanda and
thouMiidti of caaea. We know it cure,
abaolulely, permanently, when all othera
tail to do any good whatever. We repeat
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
lathe beat -In tact the One True Blood PurtOer.
Hood's Pilis bizrrr'
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
Tin- Ui.ttliK v v;i-s nvatcil lor nm- pnrj'ms,
n.uiiclv, ;i I'tTt'iit.icIf i'-M the uri:nL, ami ;
s i
such it is nut ha'iV 1 any form ol ilit,-'c
liy tin- i! t ah u ay-. Tin litst . a i I'tmu
till -1 lie! iit'Un! ill tin- knitn.--. Tilt' i'.'-
niiil a is Item rarcic- local lu.utu nl !
oth.'l ii.-.r:.M-v
( ii i ( aim:.
I ' nlit'iilt iiy mnu lima nnluallliN kul
ncys us lliv cltifl' c;iii-.c ol fila.Mi-i t n ml !.'.
Si i tlie worn It, like ihe liLuldt r. us i rtalnl
t'nr iiiic miiosi't ami ii' ivi itm .nit'.l I j
nun h not haltlr to w.-akm-ss ir iIischm-,
I'Xt'ept in l.Ufcaes It is Mttl.iteil h.uk
ol and very i Ium- to the lmultlt r, tlien linc
any pain, ,li-vai' or lattmvfiiu uce maui
tVstetl in tlie klilliey-, back, hladiier 01
uiinaiy passage is olten, by mislake, at
tributcd tti leiiialc weakness or womb
trouble o 'some soil. The error is e;wsily
niaileaiui may beaseaMly avdiib d, 'J'o tinit
out correctly, net ytun urine anle tor
tweut lour liiur-. a sciliiiunt n settlinj;
iiitliiatcs kultuy 'r bl.nUr tnmltlt-. Ihe
until ami the el i.Ktnliiinty ellet t i' Ir
K ilrnei "s Sh amp Koot, t hi- real kidney,
aud Wa'Mcr l emeily is soim rtvilieil. 1 1
you neetl a nieilu iiie yon -mouhl have the
lipt. Al ilnii-ts It fly eeiitsan.l one dollar-
on iiiav haea sample hotllr and
pamphlet, both -enl liee by mail. Men
tion the Roanoke New ami semi yoiu ;ul
iir to Pi, Kilmer A to., Hti'haititini,
N. The piupi itMoi til this paper r,uar-
,1'ltee til.' tillilirne i' thl I'lViT
l"llt l.a.atll, S, iHI.I Sllleltl' lolir I III' I H N .
' 1 . oi.i ..( 1,0 it- , v .o,0 I o-.a. t.ii.e e i ..
I ie ! ,e w - in I. i- r. ; n.il lealos etil: m n
tr-if, , 1 Oniive.!, -,o,- ,,r fi. I are cii.'O' oi
'' 0 Keoloei .oel .s,oi,,;e tree Aeorrs.,
lei'loin KeineUy I o , l liieano or Neil 01 k
H"M'"V is boasting of tin' most preen
ei ii ba'iy in the country. Itefete it
w i- live nionib- oM ii ln'oan lo talk, and
a mouth later it could sp.-ak fluently li s
a iii, of course.
NEW At KUl'lSKMENTS.
TheINFLUENGE
of the Mother sh.ipes the course
tit unborn u'cui; rati on s goes
son ml i m; throncjh all the
a;;es anil iters the cunfmcs of
1','cniity. W ith w lut care, there
in! C should the I'.xiectant Moth
er be i;uariii'il, ami lunv pre.it the
I'lfnit lie fo uanl off daiiejcr ami
make her life juvuus ami happy.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
allays all
re
i . ,
I neves me
J leailache
C r a in p s,
fe anil N a u-
sea.aiul so
fully pre
pares the
system that Childbirth is ni.uie easy
ami the tune of reinveiy i-hurt-eneil
many say "Milliliter alter
than lii iiiie i unfineiiient." It in
sures safety to lite of both moth
er ami iluUl. All nhi)h.ie used
" Mother's Friend " .say tiiey will nev
er be without it ai;.un. No other
retuedv io'lim in.i.uc iiiciit ol it ; pain
'A eiitoner wh-'se wife lisp,! 'Melher's Krienil.'
M-Ilia: ll she liatl to e i tliroueli tin- i.tili'.a
acaoi, .iii,l there were 1 i.t fuur l,..u;ps t,. l.e
oi.l unci, .mi! Ihe ensi wisfltonc .er liellli'. he
H-'UOI liaii' llli'lu. ' l,Lo. l.AV TON, 1 la) '."II. I Ulin
Seni liv VI oi.ot riH-i'int of I'rn e. f l.ivl I'VH POT-n.l-:
I'.onk o. " HVI'fi'TAN I Mlll'lll.liS"
liiaOcil free upon aiplieai i.,n eoniainoie val.
11.1I11H iiiforiiiataiii ami voluntary ti'sliiuonials
ThC BRAOriELD REGULATOR CO , ATLANTA, Ga
SOLD IV ALL ONUtaitTft.
A
I
5 Arriving!:
liUUlUllllUUliirUU iiV ii it it it
i .3 going at:
CUTTHROAT
prices. From cost
down to half cost.
Such & sacrifices
necessary to Close
out. Good for boll
of us now.
Carpet Samples
representing a
million dollar stock
of Manufacturer.
VI
Enfield, N. C.
'c 1
m.
NEW AIV EKTISEM EM'S.
A
lvNKllLl,l),N-a
To jffE FwflEfh Gvtvflv
The season of
last weeK under most iivoraoie
auspices.
Our large floor room, just increased
by tho addition of 50 feet in length
Our first class new auctioneer,
Nat Smith, of Nashville, N. C, our
polite and efficient corps of help,
and the same experience, pluck and
vim in the management of our house,
leave nothing for our patrons to
wish for to secure them the best
attention and best prices.
We are determined to maintain
our Lead for High Prices and Big
Sales, if close personal attention will
count.
We have no high price drummers
on the road, and still relying on our
farmer friends "to BLOW our horn"
are determined to give them
1
uu iiti'itiru1
the benefit of our drummer's sala
ries. Thankful for past liberal patron
age, we urge you TO COME again
and find the same courteous treat
ment and diligent and earnest ser
vice in YOUR BEHALF which we
have HERETOFORE SHOWN.
Yours very truly,
BOYD & YOUNG.
W. T. PARKER
, liK.M.t'.K IN s
Heavy
AND
Fancy
Farm
Implements.
L'l'l I'nl'N'll SACKS II E SA l.T l'dlt
81.Hi I'EU SACK
ttIfc,.l'orrei't tiricos anil jiolilc atlcntion to
ail. inn! I ly.
W. M. II AHI.ISTON ,V CO.,
Wholesale anil Ki't.lil lU'iilcr in
CAurirrs, stoyks,
aud .Mrtttrwwef.etc.
IMMENSE STOCK
AND LOW PRICES
W. M, HABLIhTONA CO.,
No. 20 N. Sycamore fit., Peternliuix, Va
111 ) 1
Fof SjLe
Swift Creek
rDairy and
Stock Farm
One In i ml red hcjul ol fxw lirt-tl
tiTHl.lfwy lwt, llt'ilfin unit yiuiny; Iml
hlnidcti IiIikhI ol iht- tiotc-il hiokt- l'our.,
Si. I.iimWrt. CtunnuisHie ninl nthi r wtrnuiH.
H- il. r- (.'II (Ml to f0 (Mi, liulU I'i IXI to
.i.i .10 M.iIi h ki il only Irotit my )h-mI
cow!. Ki nifinlifr ll" ImiII i h: the hrnl
.-"i my .tht! liit--tI tiji ru,(n t in nit km I lit-
alway4 on haml. Writt tor what n
,.. t. B. BRASWELL,
jc '.'I ly llatllclHini, N t'.
iaaSl-Kl'IAI-lST anil AUTIIOIIITV on
all
01
uses,
All who are iitli-riii(j wiih anjr III.IIUI)
THOl BI.K, would be wi.ie to call on or
iwlilrraa liy mail. Cnnaullation tree ami
meilicinea coniMiumlei1 to unit each iiariic
ularcaae. When writing to nie i lca.se eu
cloae stamp lor reply.
I'ltOF JAa. HAliVKY,
4J5 Church 8t (New No.)
jB 17 ly. Norfolk, Va.
jrocorios
DISC
'97 - 98 opened up
Vices.
j IV
'iX'ii tT'iVu iV iV .l u
TASTELESS
TDNIC
ISJUSTASCOODFORAOULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts.
C.Al TtA.llL.,NOT.lti. 15.13.
.'aris Moilictnc To., si. Uniln. u,h
lirHlrnu.i:-We ntd year, ffO bntdi of
ilHVK X TASTK1.K V MX TONIC tl hnve
louiftn ihre gr.itw nlrondy thin renr. In nil .mr ti-
jkjui 4uutu. iuunt truly,
AllNtV,CAlt AOO
For Sali' ami Warrantt'ii l.y
Dr. A. S.Harrison,
I'lilicl.l, X. C.
M. I- I)
lie i to have Nice Visitipc Cards
TIIEI'LACETOGETTIIKM
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Excelsior PriMin Company,
WELDON, N. C,
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WfflSMES, Bodies WlfES;
Anion., my stuck !' Ii,,u,a I have n hand ,l,c cclchnUcd I. W H,r.,.A
l'..ven,,r. A Mrris' "Old ,;rov, lnj Iv,v n;.
I have also opem d up a barrel ol six year old A 1'1'LK KUAN Y
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Wt, I'ur Mulicinal l'urpown.n-jj
Also liuvc n hand lull aupply of imported and d.ueiic wioca. Am.mc lU
latter will he lull ml the
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of Oarrclt .V; Co.'s winery at (.'lioekiiyollB.
I have muue ol llic OLDKST AND HKST
North Carolina Corn Whiskey,
made hy Harrison i Co., the Le-st corn trhtekcy makers we have in uur
Territory.
I have od hand all kinds of pure whUkies and atu prepared to pve niy fii 'a
Entire Satisfaction
throunhout llalilai and ailjuiuin( w.uniicF.
'I'l'iinkin,. i lie public for put liberal pain pe, I will nay win joy
Wild, n don't Tail to call to m th.Ol.U OlillilNAL
DAVE SMITH,
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