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I I COMMUNICATED- Mr Kuitor: It has beenaaid that 1 republic ncer rises higher iban iti f otorate, anl community higher tbsn 1 dominant p.rty." There are two ils which agminate our town in social, iligious od P"1'1'01 life We ""y nJ (Ws as much u we please, but it L.ios true just the same. Of ouly one itac will I "'i10 D0" ,od ,hat "ilb e prayer that God may help us to liae ,?e such conditions as now cw, Io tbe struggle which is now on and I,. audition which will be sottled on Lober 20th results will show whether it ihn'.l continue the slaves of these evils oot. Into thtw conditions men are often 'nwiitinpty lead and from Yarlous causes I to realise the enormity ot their exist- Inoe. . We io Weldon have hed next door open saloons nu uuuuio ....;, an Iiiob that we are more or blioded to their evil efteoU. At I1S( we have become so used lo theso editions that we tail to realise our bans. Bring io a position to meet many fruiters I am constantly reminded of tho juliog we nave auruau iu u jnmuii. How often have I heard (row ladies Miog through Weldon: "Why I am r fraid to go in a stora here lor tear 1 in! fiad myself in a barroom." These things show how we stand in lhe eyes of impartial observers but we fail to proGt by suggestions and the .iluou continues to rule. There are sme who deplore these con luions but so Inr have been eblo to do ml little lo change them. There are ii hers who see these evils and acknowl idge them but era sold to the worship of ;.ild and for fesr of financial loei either Hie Mdes with the saloon or lake no land at all. Thrie are still others who lay it is no ii-tit of theirs and stand aloof. But this lines nut relieve them of the effect of the rvil. ''No man liveih to bimelf" and e are morally responsible for any evil Iwliich it is in our power to correct The Sijlit is on We must take sidt-a either if r fight or wrong 1 cannot understand s.jw members of the church of the Liv ng God can, if not boldly advocating the siloont, take no atand at all, and so j:ivt the enemy aa much power as the Jrico'ls of the Master they elaim to fcftve. It has been said that the fight now ein' made io We'djn it "only a little iicitciment raised by a set of fanatios."' Well, thank Qodt we are on the aide of humaoity and light and are not adumed of our work. Neither are we afraid of material low in case we win. The whiskey men may not mike so much money but what good does it do a whole town for a few men to est rich? When one gains, abnormally another must lose; so for every rich saloon keeper we have whole families who want for the actual neoeasitiea of life. This by the aw of eqnation. But I enoloee a clipping by an emin ent wiiter and published in "The Out- i'ook" for August, 1903, giving some re sults of the anti-saloon work in tbe State of Kaosaa whioh I will thank yon to publish, and trust we may yt hare an opportunity of witnessing like change of conditions. W. The dipping, above referred to, ii as follows: "The towns and counties in which the law is strictly enforocd are, as a rule, better off financially than those which allow open salooni and collect a monthly revenue from them for the support of the city government. The towns in which the monthly floe system has been longest in force are deep in debt; they are com pelled to maintain a large and expensive police foroe, and the criminal dockets of their county courts are nearly always crowded. The opposite is true in the towns whioh will not tolerate saloons. Tbia is aptly illustrated io the history of Hutchinson, a town of ten thousand inhabitants, and, with the exception of W ichita, the largest town in the south central part of the State. Alter allowing "joints," or illegal saloons, to ran for a number of years under tbe monthly fioe system practically a license for the sup port of tbe city a "dry" government was instituted two years ago and lbs saloons driven out. The result is given in a reoent statement made by the Mayor, Nr. F. L. Martin. He says: 'For tbe first time in the history of the city of Butebinson the floating debt of the town has been reduced, during (he past two years. The street fund has ehanged from a deficit of 13,000 to ssur- 1 plus of 14,000, and the general fund 'torn a 115,000 deficit to a 15,000 de ficit. Not ooe dollar bf "joint" money 1 went into tbe treasury is this time. In the tight years prior, whan the saloons were running, lha floating debt s iocreased by ITS 000. Of this 1 55,000 was refunded and $20,000 was left over for us to pay. During part that time as high as f 1,000 a month was collected from the "Joints" In two years (he criminal docket of the district oonrt originating from Hutebmson has practically disappeared total eoste to count and city criminal cases originating in Rutobinsoa Tor two years will be less than $500, gainst probably 15,000 to 110,000 for oh two years prior under the "fine' system of aliowing saloons to run.' There are many counties in Kansas in which tb prohibitory law is enforocd with the sams vigor as tbe law against horse-stealing, and there is little doubt that the sentiment of the people of Kan as a whole is largely for prohibition M agaiast ths saloon. Tba rural com muirties in many oonntiot are almost solid Mnttialop- Thouaands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Enow It. How To Find Ont. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-lour hours a seaiment or set tling Indicates an unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys; if it stains your linen It Is evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to piss it or pain In convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of order. What to Do. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the gre-t kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability lo hold water and scaldine pin in passlnr It. or bad effects following use ol liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon rea Ued. It stands the highest for Its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine vmi hnM k,,.- ,t. best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sla. i ou may nave, a sample bottle of this wonuettui discovery and a book that tells more about it, both sent absolutely free by mall. ui. Mimer nm. of ihnuinoot Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men- uon rcaaing mis generous olter In this paper. uon t make any mistake, but remember e name, Swamn-Root, Dr. Kllmer'i Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, . I .. on every bottle. THE ROANOKE NEWS. IIIJRSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19n3. TOWN - as. m at a m m NOTICE. A blue cross mark on this notice should not frighten you. It dimply means that you are in arrears and ar.y amount you may see fit to send us on your subscription will be highly appre ciated. Fair this month. Keep cool on the liquor question. Fewer gallons; wears longer;Devoe, First day of the second fall month, Now for that good old October weather. Tins is to lie n warm month in Wel don. A hot wave will strike town about the 20th. The weather has ao oyster tinge in its feeling. A smile is tbe bud snd a laugh is the full bloom of good humor. Seeing is not believing when a man can't believe his own eyes. The tailor-made woman is s better looking job tbao tbe self-made man. Till more friends a woman has (he more dangerous it is to tell her s secret. Mant men would bo poorer to day if their soccstors had left them more mon ey. Isn't it strange that the average good fellow" is tbe one that goes to the bad. Evert body will coma to Weldon in the week beginning the 26th, to take in the fair. The Famous Wortbiogton Cholers snd Diarrohea medicine is for sale by Emry & Johnston. Tbe sversge Weldon young man io searching for s wife looketh for ooe of small waste every time. Remember the fair dates, girls, tbe 27tb,28tb,29th and 30th, and be sure to get your hats on straight. You may marry a woman wiih dollars and be happy, but tbe best thing of all is to marry a woman with sense. 1 hi reason s kiss is regarded ass matter of news is thai tbe report of ooe is never beard until after it is printed, A sanitarium conveniently located at which people would rest after their summer vacations, would doubtless be very popular. Tm"shoo fly," on the Atlantic CWt Line, which has been leaving here fi r Kiohmood at 8:40 a. m., now leatrt hire at 10:10 a. m. THERE is c-rwiuly rnnuiih money spent on tbe road to rum to keep it io thorough repair, sod yet it i M a a Halifax county road in the wiotrr time. Do you smoke? Do you rj y a fine cigar? If so eall on Emry & Jiilmsioo sole sgerts h Weldon for the Porto Rico, genuiue impoited cigars Tbiy are fioe. How like the pearly dew-drops upon lha flower's lip sre oar joys I For s mo ment they look beau til ul and fascinate us with tbeir charms when we pluik the flower they are gone. If you have any shoes to buy, Call where prices are never high, make no mistake, remember tbe door; It is the "alwave bust store." Run for ths bene fit of the public by A. L. Staiobaok. Notice On aooount of holiday my store will be slosed Thursday. IIlNRT FASBEB. Neat Limn Booc Ws have re ceived s neatly bound copy of the aonual report of the Henderson publio schools whioh contains a handsome picture of our friend and former townsman, Mr. C. Zolliooffsr, who is leading spirit ii everything that pertains to tbe advance ment of Henderson. Nonci, Work on the improvements at the oemelory began this week. I w thank all contributors to corns forward sod help slong by prompt psymeot smounti promised. R, T. Daniel, Chairman EieeuUTe,Coi OrENiNO of School. The Weldon Academy, with 1W. W. P. Coker as principal, opined up in good shape Mon day with a splendid attendauoe and fioe ptospects. Misses Helen Pope and Belle Slaiuback are eaaistaut teachers. Miss Staiobaok, who recently graduated in mucio at a New York conservatory, is ohirf music teacher and the musio de partment will offer splendid advantages, Advertised Letters. Sarra Bod dly, Harry Epps, Mr. E, B. Tirburoo 8mith Harvey, B. W. Jennings, Bruoe Mitchell, Ida MoNeil, Mary Jane White, Persons calling for above letters will please say "advertised," giving date of advertising. J. O. Bcbton, P. M., Weldon, N. C. 9-28-1903. Millinery Opening. Mrs. P. A. Lewis will hsve her fall and winter open ing of millinery on Wednesday snd Thursday, October 7th and 8th. 8he as three experienced trimmers and ' designers and her exhibition of hesdwear next week will turnass anvthine ever efure seen in Weldon, Ladies of Hali fax snd Northampton counties cordially invited to come and see the fine display. Supreme Court Opinions. The following are among the Supreme Court opinions binded down Tuesday: Perkins vs. Brinkley, from Halifax; no error. Marks vs. Railroad, from Halifax; no error. Simpson vsi Lumber Company, from Halifax; potilion to rehear allowed, judg ment affirmed. Alarm op Fire. Some little exoite. ment was oreatcd Monday night when the old bell sduoded the alarm of fire. It was caused by the burning out of a chimney at the residence of Mr. E. II. Mdlichauipe. No damage was donei but tho citizens responded promptly and were ready to cope with the flames had they found it necenary and for whioh prompt action on their part Mr. and Mrs. Mellichampe desire to return thanks. The Grand Old Man. We hearti ly endorse tbe following, clipped from the Raleigh Morning Post: "It is entirely fitting that North Caro lina's grand old man, former Senator Matt. W. Ransom, should be ohosen to preside st tbe re-union of North Caro linians at Greensboro on the 12th." Senator Ransom has accepted the in vitation and expects to preside at the great reunion. Wreck on Coast Line. A broken axle caused a bad freight wreck on ibe Atlaotio Coast Line Saturday night, bi tween Halifax and Enfield. Thirteen cars were piled up snd badly broken to pieces. The wreck took fire and five cars were buroed. The passenger trains Sunday went to and from Kocky Mount via Sootland Ncok and Hobgood. Captain . S. Barr, of Ibe Weldon and Kinstoo branch, who was here, piloted the trains safely to snd from rlocky Mount. Long MoClain. The following interesting item is clippod from last Sun day's Washington Post : Announcement has been made of the pproaching marriage of Mrs. Myra Hart MoClain to John Joseph Long, which will take place io Danville on No vember 11. Mrs. MoClain is a native of Henderson. Kv , but baa tor some time made her home in Virginia. Mr, Long was a former resident of North Carolina, but is now in charge of tbe stemmery of tbe American Cigar Com pany, and is at present located at Dan- ville. John Lone is s Welden boy. He has many relatives and friends io this county and throughout the State who will be pleased to learn ol bis good fortune. Runaway and Smash up. Mr. H. D. Allen's home ran away Sunday after noon, attached to bis snrrey, and broke the vehicle bsdly to pieces The horse was one Mr. Allen bad just traded for and it appeared to be perfectly gentle and safe. Mr. Allen-and his little son were io the surry when the horse started to run on First street. He jumped out akiog the child in his arms. The horse ran around a whole block, up First to Washington avenue, then down Washing. too avenue to Second street, along Seoond to Sycamore, then up Sycamore lo tbe tables where be ran under a shed tear ing tbe top off of tbe vehiolu and making aeenera wreck of It. Mr. Allen waa just about lo take bis wife and children out for a drive. Foriuoatelv Mrs. Al en and ibe younger ohild had cot gotten into lha vehicle. 28 Annual Fair. Major Euuy and , ... tv i l: .!;- l.m for tbe 28th annual fair, to be held here on the 27ih, 28tb,29th and 30th of this month. It is to be made a great event for Weldon. Everybody will meet every body else here during the wek. Amuse ments, elean and excellent lo their char actor, will only be allowed. No indecent hows. Everything is to be looduoled in such s manner that it will be delight' fully enjoyable and entirely unobjectiona ble to the most moral and refined. It the purpose of tbe sssooiation to have grand, old time, old fashioned ball during the fair in which the belles snd beaux of thelong ago can trip lo "Mississippi 8awyer" and all the old time "hands-around-swing-your corners-all" music and then there will be a big supper snd every body will be happy. Ths premium list is ready and is being sent out aa rapidly aa possible. It you have failed lo get one write to ths secre tary. Be sure you get something ready f,,r ih exhibition and remember the dates. Fine horses, splendid races sid inspir ing musio will be features, while "Esau ths groat wonder, will tat 'em alirei Day op ATONEMENT.-Today, Thurs day, is "Yom Kippur," the Day of AtooemcDt, the moat solemn in tbe Hebrew calendar. On Ibis day the Jews mako atonement for the sins of tbe past year and no one of that faith, with the exception of old and infirm, or sick people and young children, are allowed to partake of one morsel of food from sunset to Bunset. The holiday began last evening, Wednesday, at 6 o'clock and in oonsequeoce of the great fast the store of our Hebrew citizen, Mr. Henry Far bcr, will be closed today (Thursday) until six o'clock this eveoiog. Sad Death op A Young Man. Mr, Ashley Lewis, soo of Mr. E. B. Lewis, s well known farmer who lives near Aurelian Springs, died at his home last Friday, after a few hours illness, Ue had just returned home from the state farm snd was taken with a con gestive ohill Friday morning and died that afternoon. He was only 22 years of sge snd was quite s promising young man; steady, reliable and industrious. His death was quite a shock to bis family and friends, The funeral services took place Satur day afternoon and were cooduotad by Rev. R. B. Clark, 'i'he interment was the family square at Eboneeiar church. Tbe sympathies of the community are extended to the bereaved family. A Rank Forgery. Quite a sensa tion was created in Northampton and Halifax oouoties, a few days ago, when it was learned that Philip St. George Br raud, a prominent lawyer of Richmond wasoharged with having forged tbe name of Mr. R. E. Daniel, of Pleaeaut Hill, to a deed of trust on his (Daniel's) property in Richmond. Tbe matter was brought (o light by a telegram from Daniel declaring that the deed of trust on his property in Richmond, purporting to be signed by him in tho presenoe of Barraud, is a rank forgory, Barraud is missing. A special from Riohmond says: "It is nowo positively that Barraud received $3,000 io cash, borrowed from Council man Beck, of Riohmond, which was sccurtd by the deed of tiust alleged to have been given by Daniel. Before Barraud's disappearance he was seeu at Ford's Hotel and other places with a widow, said to have been from Nash eouuty, North Carolioa. She was employed by Barraud two years sgo as stenographer and was absent from the oity with him then for quite awhile. The commonwealth's attorney at Rich mond is taking steps to find Berraud Barraud's wife was MissSallie Turner mith, of Sootland Neck, N. C." PURELY PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING THE TRAVELS OF TOUR FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES. Mr. A. C. Zolliccffer, of Henderson, was here Thursday. Mrs. Henry Farber is visiting relatives snd friends in Richmond. Mr. Frank Mountcastle, of Columtu', Ga., spent Sunday io town. Mrs. W. I. Grimmer, of Stony Creek, is visiting relatives io this vicinity. Miss Helen Pope has returned home from a visit to relatives at Scotland Neck. Mrs. C. H. Ward, of Wilmington, visiting the family of Captain T. F. Anderson. Miss Lillie Stainback relumed heme Monday from a visit to Princess Anne county, Vs. Mr. B. Ci Holland, a popular Btlii more salesman, wai here Monday making business calls. Mr. ft. W. Parker, ot Unbeld, was here Thursday on his way to Oxford to visit relatives. Mr. Knox E. Kilpatrick waa hers Monday on his way to attend Warren Superior court. Mrs. Anns Coulter, of Chester, Pa is here on s visit to her daughter, Mrs, W. Morgan. Miss Sarah Myrick, of Littleton, was here last week on her war to Whitakers to visit friends. Mr. W. H. Hudson, Jr., agent for tbe Atlantic Coast Line at Emporia, spent Sunday in town. Mrs. II D. Allen and ohildren have relumed home fram a visit to Rocky Mount and Enfield. Mrs. J. T. Goooh and Miss Litai Hill returned home last week from via:t to Lynchburg. returned home from a visit to the em part of the State. west' Mrs. A. L. Staiobaok and Miss Lula St.inback have returned home from visit to relatives in Richmond and vicinity. Mr. A. S. Allen left Tuesday i .r the Northern markela to buy fall and winter gooda for the well known Brut of H. V, Allen & Uo. Hon. W. E. Daniel is in Raleigh, where he is acting ss special solicitor io tbe trial of Ernest Haywood for ths kill ing of Ludlow Skinner. Mrs. P. A. Lewis has returned home from New York, Philadelphia aod Balti more, where she has been making pur chases of fall aod winter millinery. Mrs. Mountcastle, mother of our townsman, Mr. M. S. Mountoaatle, who hu been viailins: relatives in town, left Sunday night for Columbus, Ga. Mr. Henry Farber and his salesman Mr. Jake Bernstein, left yesterday for Riohmond to spend "Yom Kippur" in that oity, where they will have opportu nity lo take part in the solemn serviees of the day. G. LJEDLIN. Resolutions op Respect Passed by the Third Quarterly 'Confer ence op Roanoke Circuit at Mt. Tabor CnuRCif, August 1st, 1903. Whereas, God in his unerring Provi dence has removed from our midst, by death, our brother, George L, Medlin, and feeling sensibly his loss as a member of tbe quarterly confeienee of the cir cuit: Therefore, Resolved 1st, That in the death of our brother this conference has sustained an irreparable loss Tbe church, a faithful steward sod his community, a consecrated Chris tian. 2nd. That we extend to bis family our sincere sympathy and condolence in their sad bcreavemont and commend them to Him who has said my graoc shall be sufficient for you. 3rd. That our secretary be requested to copy these resolutions on a page of our record book, a copy sent to tbe family of the deceased, snd one to the Raleigh Christian Advocate sod one to Tui Roanoke News. W. T. Jenkins, E. L. Pair, M. DlOKENS, J. C. Butts, Committoe. W. P. Harris, Seoretary. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ef The society of American authors is to ave a reunion next year at (be ct, Louis fair. Some of them should etsrt now while the walking is good and the scenery in autumn dress. John Hefner, in Catawba county, went to the mourners' bench in a camp, meeting and with oaths aod roughness carried bis wife, who was a mourner from the place. He was indicted for disturbing a religious meeting. molt l.tvn erjnMftnt .'tntlon from th. mother. T'mlr wtnt nrn tnnitiTnuH, hut tli.t p.lftt.M., utmplu, .oflet.Ule rviunl Frey's Vermifuge mtwta moat of thorn. Kwn t', ! mutch wuut n4 wHl orriertHi ; nvln iri.in, lu ducos) natural tfep. Hot" I- mail I. & 8. FBE Y, Baltiiiw, f A M Business For Sale. Any one desiring to do the mercantile business io Weldon, and want a good business already established, on EASY TERMS, write or call 00 me for particulars. We are now offering every article in our store at and below oost FOR CASH, exeeft a few goods just received. H, C. SPIERS. Weldon, N. C , Oct. 1, 1903. FOR SALE. VALUABLE TOWN LOT9 IN WELDON. Apply to THOMAS N.HILL, Attorney at Halifax or Weldon. oct 1, 4w NOTICE, State or Nobth Carolina, 1 Superior Halifax Conntv. j Court. Henrietta W. Johnson, Plaintiff. vs. Robert Johnson, Defendant. The defendant above named will take I notice that an action has been commenced in this court to have the defendant de clared a trustee of real mute described In tbe complaint for the benefit of the plain-1 tiff and Tor a conveyance 01 ine same 10 her, to wit an interest in lot No. 63 in the town of Weldon and the said defendant, Robert Johnson will further take notice that be is hereby required to appearand answer or demur to the complaint filed in I thia act on at tbe term 01 tbe nupenor onnrt of Halifax county to be bUI at the Cnnrt-honiw in Halifax on the 12th Mon day after the 1st Monday in Keptenitwr, ixr r h nlnintilY will annlv to the I court for tbe relief demanded in the com plaint. Tbia September 26, 1903. 8. M GARY, Clerk Superior Court, Oct l-6w. Halifax county. Auiiuiutrator.' Notice. The nndersimed having: qualified administrators of the estate of Starling Johnston, deceased, on the 23rd day ol inlT. 11H13. before the Clerk of the So- nrlnr Court of Halllax county, hereby notify al) persona having claims against tha decedent to exhibit tbe same to them duly Terilted at the office of Eugene John tnn in the town of Littleton. N. C. on or rutfnr twelve months after tha date of this notice or the same will be pleaded in bar thereof. All persona Indebted to said estate are reqnented to mate immeaiaie payment. This tbe 17th day ol September, 1903. WlttT A. Johnston, Eugene Johnston, Jack N Johnston, .. . .J,AC,K r?v."fZrj Administrators of the estate fOOieriing iiuuiuwu, unww, W- . Dakisx, Attorney. Fas; In ttma. H'tirt bv dnnnriuli axi ceils Eight cents a pound is what a young vo:rr.n paid for twelve pounds of flesh. She wr.s thin and weak and paid one dollar for a bottle of Scott's Emulsion, and by tak ing regular closes had gained twelve pounds in weight before the bottle was finished. Eight cents a pound ' is cheap for such valuable ma terial. Some pay more, some less, some get nothing for their money. You get your money's worth when you buy Scott's Emulsion. We will send you a little free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409 Pearl Street, New York. 50c. and $1. 00; all druggists. J.W.PewyCo. COTTON FACTORS. Norfolk, Va., Sept. 29, 1903. COTTON Steady Strict Middling 10 Middling r Strict Low Middling 9 Low Middling 9 7-16 Tinges 00 Stains 00 Blues and Sandy 00 PEANUTS yuict Funoy 3 Strictly Prime 3i Prime 3 Low Grades Machine Picked 2 Spanish, per bushel 87 U. K. Pcsb, per bag d.ZD Black and Speckled Peas 00 Clay and Red Peas 00 Peanut Bags, in bales, ts mob, 7 1 Bwg ani Ties and Peanut Bases for Sale. NOTICE. Statu nv North Carolina. 1 Justice's 1 v Halifax County. j Court. Weldon Township. W T. Shaw, plaintiff against W. W. Wynne, defendant before ii.A l'ope, J. P. State of North Carolina, To the Chief of Police of Weldon, N. C. Greeting: Yon are hereby commanded to oiimmon W. W. Wynne to appear before B. A. Pope I SS7XX at 10 o'clock A. M., to answer the com- olaint of W. T. Shaw for the non payment I of the sum of thirty-nve dollars due by rent and damages and demanded by said plaintitf. Herein mil not, ana 01 mis summons make due return. Tbia 38th day of August, 1903. B. A. PUl'E, j. r. The defendant above named will take notice tbatasummons in tbe above entitled action was issued against said defendant on the 28th day of August, 1B03, by B. A, Pope, a Justice ot the peace 01 itaiiiiii conntv. North Carolina for the sum of I :6.00 due by rent and damages to said plaintiff which summons is returnable before said Justice at his office at Weldon in said county and in Weldon township on the 8th day of October, 1SOS. Tbe defendant will also take notice tnat a warrant of attachment was issued by said Justice on tbe 28tb day of August, 1!HM, against the property of said defendant which warrant is returnable belore the said Justice at the time and place above .1 r... .1. - . ,,,- nf .mninna when and where the defendant is required to annear and answer or demur to tbe complaint, or the relief demanded will be l: THIS 2SIU oay 01 August, i B. A. rurts, Justice of Peace. s Bah a "2 P. M O o Of CM 0C LU CO S LU H Q LU CO CO z LU O. O z o to CO UJ CO 2 J3 tD to a 2 s, a Z n -L 1 (S 'Si "9 g s pa o ci 'E m a , a a. 2 x & a S o a. a. 3 .9 1 g 21 si n 5 - B 9 S .2 S S u. 2 s ! 1 a o NOTICE. The Board of Town Commissioners the town of Weldon, N. C, at its meeting on I he 7in ana oin oepieuiiwr, w ordered a new registration for tbe election to be held on the 20th October, ims, on the question: For dispensary or against dispensary. All qualified Yotera are here - bv notineu w register lor aim eiwti"ii. r. mayor pro vein. NOTICE. The undersigned, haTing been dniy an- no o nted Administrator ot tne estate 01 a. N. Snell before the Clerk of Halilax Su - f perlor Court, hereby notifies all persons of r . . , . . ' ;J .-..v. immii.t pel 1111 payment to him, and those having claims against the estate to present them to him or his attorneys at Rocky Mount, N. C, onor before the 25th dayof AngnBt, lwn, or this notice will be plead in bar of their Anffuat 1. 1MU3. w. n. oniLii, Adm'r ol H. N. Snell. Bunk A Buna, Attorneys. K in Should visit the gents store and see the leauliful line of fall goods that they are opening, consisting of the finest Hoes that money could buy and every sale will mean a satisfied customer. TAILOR They have suoceeded in securing a first-class tailor to remain with them and will be glad to serve all patrons and all work will be turned out at tizc stated. Their tailoring department consists of suits to order, pressing, cleaning snd repairing. If in need of a fioe pair of shoes do not fail to give us a call as we will open the prettiest line of dress shoes that were ever shown in the town and will posi tively guarantee every pair that we sell. HOISERY AND We do not hesitate to say that there has never been shown in WELDON such a lineof boiscry and underwear as wo have for this season, it will be a treat for you to come and look over our line! NECKWEAR We have all the latest styles in Neckwear and if you have ever purchased from us you are aware of the fact that we have the celebrated "Superba" the finest line made. Do not forgot to give us a call and be oonvinoed that we can suit you to in anythiog that A 1VT A "M XTXXXJ.V GARRETT MENS' OUTFITTERS IWNKXT DOOR TO BANK OF DILDT & Tin anil Slate Roof nn, Galvanized Iron & Copper fort, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STOVE PIPING. We have twelve (12) years experience in the business, snd GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Estimates promptly work. lerCorrespondence solicited. 1 1 1 ijS-Refereooe : Any reputable business house or bank in tbe city, lit"1 J ' THE ENFIELD HUSTLER Still Leads in Low Prices. Complete stock of Clotchiog, Shoes, description. GROCERIES AT CUT RATES, Farming implements. Ready made flirts snd waists for the ladies. Halj for all sixes of heads. You know where to ENFIELD, N. C. The First National Bank of Weldon U. S. DEPOSITORY- CAPITAL CIRCULATION STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY IB-INTEREST PAID ON TIME e. clam of I I I 1 WELDON, N. O. The Best of Everything kept in stock. Fresh Seasonable goods for family ose, 1 General Supplies for tbe public Full I . 00 ."CIT'rVrEI .-.X' XA.1 Jul My bar is supplied with the mcstcholoe Whiskies, Brandies, fVisos, Cigars and Tobaooc Oil SHOES. UNDERWEAR. WTH A R .Q TV -IiX-l S. VKJi & STAINBACK. EXCLUSIVELY. WELDON, N. C. WELDON. AG-NEW, and carefully furnished on all classes of Yours to serve, IDILDIT & -AJGr-ETErW; No. 208 S. Goldsboro St., Wilson, N. C. Dry Goods, and general supplies of every nod us. 25,000. 25,000, LEPOSlTSi US-WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. THE '11 urn I) line of Hardware, T A t
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