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A Iifl I robs you of energv, strength and ambitiou. To rid
uuu liUCl yourself of the burden, take
SIM MONS
RE D Z
LIVER REGULATOR
(THE POWD1R FORM)
It is a fine strengthening medicine fur a torpid liver. The weakened organ
responds promptly to its powerful reiving inllueiice. It corrects tfie stomach
and digestion. Purities and regulates the bowels. Drives out that languid
half -sick feeling, makes you feel bright, vigorous and cheerful. Try it.
Sold by Dealers. Price, Large Package, SI. 00.
Alk tor ihe ffnuinc with i&r Rcl 7. on llip UM If vou ,-iiinot en n. trm-i In us. wr R ill snid
h 67 mail poitptid. SlmmuM Liter Rrtfiilati.r is put i alsu ill liiiia lunu li'l iIium- wtju ylelct
k. Price f l.OO per bonlc. Louk for tbc Red 7. 1,11.
J. H. ZEILIN k CO., Proprietors. St. Louis, Missouri
IDOYOU WMVE TO TOWN?!
Ami find the market
unfavorable for votir
Jr. n., p Thit fanner went to market.
nee r 1 he tanner
who has a telephone in his home can telephone
first. The useless trips thus saved are worth the
cost of ser ice,
Under our plan the service costs but a trifle;
the l.u'iiit r owns the instrument and the equipment.
For information write to our nearest Manager
for pamphlet, or address:
Farmers' Line Department
HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
Henderson. N. C.
301
lonnoc
Day Pbonk 25.
P. N. STAIN BACK'S
: i .:-::rNi)i:urAKi:i.,
Weldon, . . North Carolina
Full Lineo! CASKETS. COFFINS and ROBES.
Day, Night and Out-of-Town Calls Promptly Attended to.
H. G. itOWE,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
Seventeen years' Experience. Hearse Service Anywhere.
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Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
CAPITAL 550,000 SURPLUS $5,000. RESOURCES 5300,000
('. A. Wyciik, President.
E. H. Kicks, Cashier,
S. F. Patterson,
C. A. Wvelie,
.1. K. Wicker,
W. A, Pierce,
F. .1. Hounds,
J M. Jackson.
W. 11. . r.urgwvu.
Succeeding the First National of Weldon and the Bank of Roanoke
Rapids. N. C.
All Banking, Collection and Commercial Business Invited. I S. Depositary for
liovernment Funds, For Estates in Rankiuptcy. and Postal savings Deposits.
4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
INSURANCE DEPARTMENTS-
For the convenience of the general puUie. we have iiiauiMiiultd tins .1, r. an
ment. All forms or insurance written promptly and at lowest rates
CHARLES C ALLEY. Inc.,
(Successors to Clus. C. Alley.)
WHOLESALE
Confaotioners & Fancy Grocers
PKTKItSmilMJ. VA.
(ieneral Agent in Virginia and North Carolina for the celebrated SeAtiuow's
Chocoi.atks. i Represented in Eastern
1 1. McP. Tucker. Reserve your or.leis
liSER'S HOOF FUR
SOLD
Pieree-Whitchead Hardware Goiupy,
WELDON, N. C.
Ssviy.i Pioneer American Wine firnwpre
fcaLLI
RKilSTBRKD TKAD! HARK
SPECIALTIES:
Virginia Dare
(vhit Scunpernong)
(Ked
Old North State Blackberry IV
Hiawatha Paul Qarretfs Special Minnehaha
(Hed Champagne) (Sparkling ( liampaime) (Dry tveupnernong.)
And other varieties of PURE and WHOLKHOMK WINES for home and hotel use.
Highest Market Prices Paid in season ft r BLACKBERRIES, GRAPES and
all kinds of small fruits,
NORFOLK, V,., (Home Office) Sr. LOUIS, MO. iSAN FRANCISCO, Cau
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John L. Pattkkson, Vice President
DIRECTORS:
W. S. Parker. John I.. Patterson.
i '. P. Hounds,
.1 . T cooeh.
Carolina by Messrs, W. T. Hauirh an,:
fin them.
BY
Garrett & Co.
(ESTABLISHED 1836.)
Scuppernong) t-i
IXbKRNACLli)
'. r H--BIBL.J: -STUDY -On -is
GRAVES CF GREEDINESS.
Nlimbrrs 11:4 34 Oct. 5.
"iii'-'h '" df ii i :ht. mi t .null niniMS
),-. k t.i !.' .Mirlii.. i.",.ii S.IH
CUE iM'aciltes li'Plllilied at Ml.
Siiinf alwiiit :t cnr, learning
imp, irtiMii lessons. The Taber
naclL' was set up as u meeting
pin e between Cod and the people,
lied was represented by the pillar of
i loud resting upon Its top, and at
: nifjlit tUirlni; like a torch.
Hod's presence within the Tuber
mule was seen only by Moses and
i Aaron, In connection with their priv
i Itemed services, lie was represented
! by the Sliekinali brightness upon the
i .Mercy Sent. Thus the Tabernacle be
i came tli" tenter of the nation's life
niiil Interest In relation to ll.nl, who
coniniunl. ated to them through the
mediator of the Law Covenant Moses.
The Sin of Murmuring.
Th.we who incept (led as their Lead
er should never luui inur- never com
plain To do so Is
to dispute the Di
vine Wisdom and
the Divine prom -
lses. and to that
extent to breiik the
covenant of faith,
obedience ttml loy
ally. St. Paul re
minds us that Ihe
in a r in n ring of
the Israelites car
ries sii. b a lesson
t o u s. - Hebrews
:7 T.i; 4:1-11.
The Lord's dealings with Israel show
us that justice, love, mercy, loyalty to
(iod ji Hit to principle are in the Dlvlno
estimation the highest qualities, and
their tlolntlou the most serious crime.
If we h.ue not looked thus tit mutters,
It lieboors us to chaiijie our view
point and to take the Almighty's.
This uinruiiiiiiii! against the Lord
was i on.-ei niiiK the luatinu, for w hich
tit tii'st the people had been wry thank
ful They allowed their minds to be
co.ne so eed tlint they wept like chll
.lien ut the thought or the tleshpots of
Kgyjit, uud iuiiriiuire.1 lu desiring to re
turn to the old conditions. Little did
they comprehend the situation. Had
they returned to bouiluge, even after
a year's freedom, their lot would have
seemed more wretched than before.
Motes Too Greatly Burdened.
The result of this murmuring was
severe upon Moses. He was the peo
ples representative before the Lord,
uud the Lord's representative before
the people. Heart broken, be sought
the Lord, saying Hint the burden was
tiro heavy for htm to bear.
Then It was that Hod directed the
Institution of the Jewish Suuhedrlu
seventy Elders, to be the court of
Judges, responsible to the people, to
deal with and to counsel them. While
Moses remained head of the nation, the
seventy shared his resiKvnslblllty.
Py Divine direction Moses made out
the list of these Klders. lind requested
them to meet him at the Tubernucle.
All but two cuuie. There Uod honor
ed Moses as the hen. I of the nation, and
then placed a shine of the responsibil
ity upon the To. This was Indicated by
their prophesying. Lven the two who
remained lu the Camp prophesied.
Quail In Over-supply.
Ood then sent word to Israel through
Moses that he was about to send them
a thirty-days' simply of flesh, such as
they had murmured for. l'nder the
Lord's provlileii' e, a stroiu; wind drove
thousands of quail to the vh-inlty of
i the Camp. Two days and nights the
j people vial b. -red quull.
Agno-ti,-s have questioned this state
ment, thinking It a declaration that
birds fell In a solid mnss two cubits
hlirh. The proper thought is that the
birds, driven a-T.rss the sea, were so
fatb.-lled that they tlew low, about two
cubits ithree feeti above the ground,
where they . t.uld be easily caught.
The nun niurors ate so heartily that
pesfileii'-e broke out among them, a
fever from over-eating, called "a fire
from the Lord." Many died nnd were
burled there. The place was called
Klbrotb Hattaavah-"(.iraves of (irced
luess." Thus the Lord permitted the
unthankful to cut themselves off from
further opportunity for murmuring.
The happiest mental condition con
ceivable Is that which Is satisfied with
God's appointments. The spirit of dis
content looks away from the Heavenly
Manna, longing for other f.Hnl. To
"ii such the Lord
ST.mts opportuni
ty of feasting to
the full on what
they crave; but
the murruurer
cease from belug
members of His
family
The Bible sup
plies the Manna
of Divine Truth.
The Truth needs
srv
"Uruira ut l.u-f
to be gathered, ground and baked. But
It Is Hod's provision, wholesome, mitrt
tlous. ms essary for our perfecting as
Uixl'a people Vet some crave the flesh
pots of Egypt- the worlds theories.
These ;od allows to cotue within their
reach. They All themselves with High
er Criticism and Evolutionary theories,
and perish as New Creatures
tireed. selfishness, stands connected
with slu of every kind, it leads to
every form of Immorality, to satisfy
Its selrlsh propensities. It leads to In
justice and untruthfulness In Its en
deavor to acquire a large share of (iod't
blessings It leads to anger, msltce,
hatred, envy, strife and murder In Its
endeavor to obtain a superabundant
share of this world's gootl HelQsh
ness Is thus unrighteousness, and "all
unrighteousness It tin "
SPIRITUAL FORCE.
Gr?ai men r? ihey hr see
that spiritual is stronger ihan any
material force; ihai thought rules
the world. Emerson.
The woman who hesitates has
no secret to tell.
IF a woman can't be flattered it's
a sign she is deaf.
You can get insured against any
accident except marriage.
A lot of dead ones in every town
are holding out on the undertaker.
Not even an ingenious woman
can make a really good husband
out of poor material.
It is customary for a man with
more dollars than sense to accu
mulate popularity.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
AN iNSOl. ABLE PROBLEM
The proprietor of a lanyard was
: anxious to affix a suitable sign to
' his premises. Finally a happy
thought struck him.
; He bored a hole through the
doorpost and stuck a calf's tail into
it, wiih the tufted end outside,
j After awhile he saw a solemn-
faced man standing near the door
looking at the sign. The tanner
watched him a minute and then
stepped out and addressed him.
"Good morning, sir!" he said.
"Good morning," said the other
without taking his eyes off the
sign.
"Do you want to buy leather?"
"No."
"Perhaps you've got some hides
to sell?"
"No."
"Are you a farmer?"
"No."
"What are you then?"
"I am a philosopher. I've been
standing for nearly an hour, trying
to find out how that calf got
through that hole."
VALUE OF ASSOCIATION.
Nobody ever did people any
good by standing aloof, If the pen
cils of an electric lamp are to shine
they must first touch and then
keep close together.
Bl ILDINU UP.
A man goes away to build up his
run-down physical condition and
comes back to build up a run down
financial system. Judge.
Wood's High-Gratle Seeds.
C
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rimson
over
The King of Soil Improver,
alio make splendid fall,
winter and spring grailng,
the earliest green feed, or
a good hay crop.
CRIMSON CLOVER will increase
the productive neai of the land more
than twenty times as much as the same
amount spent in commercial fertilizers.
Can be sown by itself or at the last
working of corn, cotton or other cultiva
ted crops.
We are headquarters for
Crimson Clover, Alfalfa,
Winter Vetch, and all
Farm Seeds,
Write for prices and Descriptive
Kail Catalog, giving information
about all seeds for talltowing.
T.W.WOOD 6 SONS.
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
;i..i.. v i I... 1 hi ,w ci,,,.;,, OR NO FC.
TRADE-MARKS, s v:il ;ttnt i ) i itfhlN n-Km
ll.t...1. -I Skclrli, M.mIi'I oi I'hol.r. twl
FREE REPORT Oil lfflitii'.'ility. I'.tteiit ,r.-t-i.r
ct. .in.! lv. ftaNK RCFIftE 'CES.
Si-n.l 4 tvti't m ci.in-1's .r ourivui .nviiluaWe
Nv.ik on HOW TO ODTAIN Hii-I EELL PAT.
ENTS, w hi' ti -ii i'l i'iy. Hutt K'-i apart-
in r, tifttet'it law nful nitivr valUHlin' UiKx Hiutioa.
D. SWIFT & CO.
PATENT LAWYERS
1 303 Seventh St., Wsshmo -.. D. C.
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ANOCUREmLUNGS
nDn.IIjS
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W Ail THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES
GUARAHTCEO SATSFACTORf IP.
Are Yea a Woman ?
m Cardui
FOB SALE AT All DSU53ISTS
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All of our work is done under the
best sanitary conditions. No dis
ease, vermin or other pests are
sent in your clothes when they
re laundered by
WELDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Call us on 'Phone 201 and our
wagon or representative will come
at once.
Our 17,'ic. per pound rate for
family wash makes it cheap
enough for families to send all
of their laundry to us.
WELDON STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
(Incorporated)
(il'Y I.. BI'NCH, President Manager,
illllijjif)
"I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re-
ceived from the use of Tlicdford's Black-Draught," writes 2
Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. j
"It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds. -
liver and stomach troubles.
saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, J
they went in on her, but one good dose of Thedford's
Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no J
more trouble. I shall never be without
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THEDFORD'S
in my home." For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi
ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar
0 ailments, Thedford's Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, a
reliable, gentle and valuable
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Draught. It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five
years of splendid success proves its value. Oood for
young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents.
w I j)
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Refrigerators,
Nursery Refrigerators,
Ice Chests,
Water Coolers,
Freezers,
Lawn Swings,
Couch Hammocks,
Porch Swings,
IBaby Swings,
And Hammocks
Of All Kinds.
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WELDON FURNITURE CO.,
Weldon,
WHEN YOU WANT IT EARLY
CALL
'Phone us
& W. T. 1 A 1M I'lt,
1W
Cures
Caused by Impure or
Poisoned Blood.
"nd Impure Blood ImpoMlblc
CletfA Piir ninn1 mjill mark.
" - , " ' ncannr. W
rutrantM thi remedy to put pure blood in your vetna mnd ton
p the Bvitrm. rurlna till di rai,itin. frnm i
liljoit It h A th 7 --"
r r. kord..
MRS. JOK PERSON'S REMEDY SAVED
MRS,
TVit Mr.
the loim
i.mtlo
limti I Dttibl H lk. I tried VttlODI medic him
; 'ad and gM worn. One 4tr I vai tilkim to i Irtend
Pcuded to ttr Un. joe Prrten'. ftenedr. I bought
i , - "r"- a BBS ssww I w li
Mrs. ) Pffwn'i Renwdr Is an eld trull. n
LKO FROM AMPUTATION, 1 Wf i3V
lot M.icrs rfmidv co tMk' c- mW
Kiuiell. H. t. V!XlTl
iMa r.i.,., I. MirosMH .Ilk. b.ie0, !,,,,,, V . 'Xl
...rr Lrrriunnmin,.. Atler .boil . m.,.,. , . . I lAJ iSsl
res unnl ods bill ol st Im trom lbs suts a.. .iMA.. . .Tj ..L . V if- f
, ol Iresh. grl herbs, inhered wMl. Inth,. .k
t ,!".??, T' ' ".,"-rh?t
Dorrifud of th Tar Bivm In NaVi r-
1111Mll, " " ' ft, ' "
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s. .Wll .nuy. k maat
" pv inawnt end it f uarenteed under the Nationat
Pure Food ind Druf Lews to be abttolutely pure.
ii. l"""1 remedy le
i,A i nT t t Kr tn or 12 bottlee tor
vPurfha botlle from your druggitt to-day.
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'"'-ii Hill
V a wmiiii
"' "w iiim
sood. pre cond tlon.
n. w
...v..,.. auu rw-uiai or msny svonderru)
cures insas by this great blood medians.
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY CO.,
KITTRELL, N. C.
ed lodl.o Brsnd Kldaey Wits end Liver Pins t.s ths bvst
Price Ik. postpeld. lsaus Pres.
SEABOARD
Trains leave Weldon, Effective April 27, 1913.
C. E. CARTER, Ticket Agent.
NO 16
6:05 A. M.
SEABOARD EXPRESS,
Coaches, Sleeping Cars.
NO.I2 SEABOARD MAIL, Vestibule l oaches. Parlor t ar, for Ports
M mouth-NorfolL, connecting with SUamship Lines for W ash
3:19 r. m. mirton. Baltimore. New York, Boston and Providenee.JQ
NO. II
12:07 P. M.
Horula points;
Rirmingnam.
SEABOARD MAIL for Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Birming
ham and the Southwest: connects at Norlina, Raleigh or Ham
let with "Florida Fast Mail" No. 4.H, for Jacksonville and
Dining Car, Sleeping cars- through sleepers to Hamlet and
NO. IS SEABOARD EXPRESS, for Raleigh, Atlanta, Birmingham
and the Southwest. Connects at llsmlet with No. 4i for
12: 39 A. In. Wilmington; with No. hi for Columbia. Savannah, Jackson
ville and Florida points; Sleeping car Portsmouth to Charlotte; Vestibule
Coaches, Sleeping and Diniug Cars to all pointsSouth and Southwest.
No. 19 for Raleigh leave 7 a. ra. No. LU) from Raleigh arrive f 2i p m
Write to the undersigned for rates and
C H. KYAX,
Qeneral Passenger Agt.
Portsmouth, Va.
I firmly believe Black-Draucht
remedy.
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Your wants
'he first Grocery Store to open.
all Diseases
whvea yoa um MrJ!
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PROMINENT CITIZEN'S
and ntiuirlana km It
atwint h.in. it a k
wme ot the renedr lad waah "
wrtl ftftn.
JNO. W. JOHNSON.
rnwl. m.. .t.
h" ""I I" the n.itI,.
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"ir meaifiim.
lumini wn left the lormuU
lo-asy exactly likf It
told t ell drug etore
your reecn and you
your Diood into
Wrlra u. inr
ADDRESS,
for Portsmouth-Norfolk, VeetibuleH
time tables.
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JOHN 1". WEST,
Division Passenger Agt
Ralclth.N.C.
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v-ii llllll.iiiiil
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pAILKAl).ilMKIF.f.?ElJl
or Ml. flic A,
LAHCALTtH. A-
I am stile ::mi lor iht- Hamilton
watch in ihr-. u n ity.
I repair W aiclic-, I'lucks, Jew
elry, Sewing Machine'!, Phono
graphs, Ca,h Registers, Ftc.
All work guaranteed.
O. C. NELSON,
Wiai'.ON, n, c.
FA1.I..V WINTER
lYIILLIEHflY
FANCY (iOtlDSan.l Nu El.TH S
Itutteiick's l'litti ins
R it (i. Corsets,
MisscK ut 7.'"C. l.a.li.'s ".'ic. to JH
Wi.Pricer. mil be made to Milt the
tuiii'M. Hats an,l lloiini'ts mailt' aud
trimmed to order.
ALL MAILORDER" PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C
BAKED ON THE PREMISES
are all tin- .li licious lako.sliillV that
we sell. Until ilain s.n.1 fancy things
tin lie il nut in delicious and nttiac
live style.
Great Varieties of Pies
which appeal to the American man's
appetite. Also fancy cakes. iii.l inacroons
fin the ladies. Buy of us next times.
M, $, MOUNTCASTLE-
NX'eldon, N. C.
wanted
Ten Run Down Surries ,
KaS"Repaired Buggies CMC Qfl
lor sale in August at glUjU
X'e are anxious to sell :
3 Peanut 1 hrashers.
3 Gasoline lingines.
1 Wheat Thrasher.
Come and see them.
THE BOWERS CO.,
R. 1:. I). 1, Littleton, N. C.
Notice to Creditors.
This is to notify all persons indebted to
tlieeslale of Abe I'.iuikley. deceased, to
nmke iiiiiiii'ilinte pavineiit to the under
sttrticd execilttils. All j.ersnns having
claims against siiid estate will please
presetit the siiiiie prupeily M'litied to
the unilcrMmie.1 on m It-It, ic the l-'.tli
dsy id SvpteniU-r. Ifilt 01 this notice
will plead in bar of their recovery. This
the "-'ud dav of Septemlior, llll.'l,'
' W. EH BUWEKS,
.1. WA ISDN HdWERS.
Execiitius of the estate of Mnahani
I'.ntikley, deceasi',1.
S. C. DlMi.L, Attv lor Executois.
ti 1 tit
WE FURNISH
(. A Uoval Feast to , ve. v mil- a l, )
( buy their groceries t our store ! )
f All the seasonable delicacies are )
found in our store the yeai; )
, round. j
) CONFFCTIONERIES !
( PHUITS )
( CROCKFRV ANO TIN )
( WARE )
J Wooden and illoawaic, Etc )
( iriHidn ih lii i ud promptly a, iv )
( where in ti.sn Polite clciks )
rhone .so. Ml. ,
R. M. PDRNELL.
Wtl TON, s. r.
T rnn ci a4
SfiClll
When in Nuifolk call i n us
You mil tind what you want
aud get it quickly. '
llavmi: no canvasst-rs. no
agent's commissions are ad
ded to our prices. This ena
ahles us to use tirstclass ma
tcnal and liin-.li it properly .
Wt Pay Preifrht and Uuarantee
Safe Arrival
THE C0UPER UltRBlE WORKS,
(tiHyearsin business.)
Grand
168-163 Bank at
NORFOLK, VA.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WALTER E. DANIEL.
Attorney-at-Law,
WELDON, N.C.
Practices in the courts of Halifax ana
Northampton and iu the Supreme ano
Federal courts. Collections made hi all
parts of North Carolina. Branch otlice
at Halifax open every Monday
Wm. L. KNIGHT,
Attorney anil Counsellor-at-Law,
WEI. DON, N. C.
Business promptly and faithfully at
tended lu.
Associated Willi Peebles ci Harris aud
Cay J. Midyette in Halifax Superior
Court practice. U-SMI
UEOKUUC. OREEN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAWi
(National Bank Building) I
Weldon, N. C.
ELLIOTT B. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HALIFAX, N. C.
Puai in ks in the courts ol llalifaxand
adjoining counties aud in the Su
prcme court of the State. Special atten
tion given to collections aud prompt re
turns. lu-O-ly
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in- Nonrii rsnoMNA. J
j K. II. smith, I
;; Citil ricriBg I ai Snrvtyiair. t
ELDON, N. C. f
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DEMIST,
OFFICE IN DANIEL HI 11 HIM.
WELDON. N. V
sepl'J ly
T. W. Mashs, ,1. A. Worbeli.,
tiarysburg, N. ('. Jackson N.C
W. I.. I.nNii, Weldon, N. C.
MASON, WORRELL S LONG,
Attorneys nt-Law.
llllices: Weldon, N. C. and Jackson, N.C
my ly
T. CT, A K..
ATTORIMtY A LAW,
ELDON, N.C.
Piactici's in the comts of Halifax audi
adjoining comities and il the Supreme
court of the Mate. Special attention,
given to collections and pmmpt returns
yernon h. Mcknight, m. d
I'liysicinn and Surgeon.
ltel Vinson s I hug Mole,
lil'-'ly HALIFAX, N. C
SKND VOLR ORDLRS FOR
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