djjkatham ttori
FOtt HOUSEKEEPERS.
i
Xnt. Jam. Peel and core the ap
pet cnt in thin slices ami pat them
in a preset Ting kettle with three
quarters of a pound of white sugar
to erery ponnd of frnit : add (tied
tip in a piece of mnslin) a few cloves,
a small piece of printer and a thin
riud of lemon ; stir with a wooden
fpoon on a quick fire for half an
Lonr.
DitiCAf t Cktt. 'Tate half a ponnd
of fnsftt f, oue pound of sugar, one
pnttftd of floor,- half a pint of sweet
milk 6t water, four eggs. Beat the
Antler aid sugar to a cream, then
told the beaten eggs, then the milk
tet water, then the flour; mix all
thoroughly and put the batlsrinto
foot fan ; sift fine sugar oter the
fop, and bake immediately in a mode
rate oven.
t.
Apr lb. Jelly. Slice the apples,
tins, cores and all ; put them in a
gtone j tr with a small quantity of
letter to keep them from sticking ;
then place the jar in water and let
them remain boiling until perfectly
soft ; then strain, aod to one pint of
the liquor Add three-quarters of a
poqnd of loaf sngar ; boil and clear
whites of two or three eggs beaten
to a froth. When it jellies pour into
the glasses to cool and seal them.
H i -
fATHER Cake. Beat to a cream
one-half a cup of butter, add to it
two of sugar find beat well together;
one cup of milk with one teaspoonf ul
of soda dissolved in it ; beat well to
gether; then add one enp of sifted
flour with two teaspoonfuls of cream
taftar previously rubbed into it ; add
fcellthe well-beaten yolk of three
rggs, beat the whites separately until
stiff, add them and then two more
eups of flour ; beat well between each
successive addition ; butter two middle-sized
tins, put in the cake and
bake for twenty minutes or half an
hoar in a moderate oven.
Buttermilk Brwd. Two quarts
of buttermilk, come to a boil, poured
over ttfo quarts of flour, stirring it
rapidly or it will be lumpy ; then
add Cold water until it is thin enough
it ihonld be as thin as it could be
ftirred); if it is not cool enough for
the yeaat lf this time, set the pail in
which it is in the watet pail, stirring
it all the while, which soon cools it.
Then stir in the yeast which is al
ready soaked, and empty it all in the
bread pan, where the flour is already
wanned, with a bole in the middle
Then cover it tight, and set it where
it will keep warm all night.
Scrap Pudding. Put scraps of
bread,' crnst and crumb, into a bowl,
trith sufficient milk to cover them
well. .Cover with a plate, and put it
into the Cvetl to soak for abont half
an hour. Take it out, and mash the
rread with a fork till it is a pulp ;
then add a handful of raisins and a
many currant", a teacupful of brown
sugar; half a cup of milk, some can
died lemon peel, and one epg. Stir
it np well, grease a pudding-dish,
and pour the pudding in. Grate over
a little nutmeg, put it into a modera'e
oven, and let it bake for an hour and
a half.
To Make Pumpkix ChipS; Peel a
fine pumpkin, remove the f eerie, cut
it in pieces about four inches long,
an inch wide, and about a quarter of
an inch thick ; weigh the chips, and
use an equal quantity of sugar ; ue
two lemons and one ounce of green
ginger to every pound of fruit and
sugarj pare off the yellow rind of the
lemons vcrjr tnin, and squeeze and
strain the juice ; put the pumpkin
chips, lemon juice, and sugar togeth
r in an earthen vessel, and let them
Hand over night ; the next day sc:;ld
and scrape the ginger roots, and put
it into a preserving kettle with the
lemon rind, sugr, and pumpkin; set
th.A tfftftlA nror fVia Am UA .UL.
and sugar boil until the preserve is
deaf, Which will be in about three
quarters of an hour, but do Lot bil
it until it is soft enough to break;
when the preserve is clear, pour it
with the yrup into a large earthen
bowl or crock and let cool. It may
the be put iu tight glass jars, or
tumblers, and sealed from the air.
Attacked by Hyenas.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Stanley
Catlj the superintendent of the meu
agerie attached to Coup's circus, now
at the Tredeger Works, narrowly es
caped being torn to pieceRby hyena;
Slothing but his nerve and presence
of mind saved him from a horrible
death. The animals, it seems, began
fighting among themselves, and Mr.
Carl, in order to quiet them down,
entered the cage with a club and'
attempted to separate them. The
lat3stopped fighting and flew at
the Superintendent, one, of them
wizing his hand and bitiDg off a fin
ger. Mr. Carl fought desperately
with the. club, knocking them down
time and again, but it had very littl
effect upon them. He finally succeed
ed in getting hold of a pitch fork,
and after repeatedly driving the
sharp prongs into the av.imals kept
them at bay, and ultimately worked
his way to the door and succeeded
iu making his escape. One of the
hyenas, it is said, will die of the
wounds received. Mr. Carle wounds
ate not to be considered fatal. His
hands were badly lacerated. These
are terrible ari-nals. Our readers
xull remember that in August last
hile the show was at Winchester,
lb y at Licked their keeper Mr!
.tjti.rles Drayton, and he narrow v
escaped being killed. Then again, in
tiharlotte, N. C, they attacked a
rhar. and injured him seriously.
' Richmond Si ate. '
. Dp not trifle with the affecti n of a
jrtJung girl; it i worse tha-i trifling
with "a bad cold, for this can l e
cured by Dr. Bull h Cough 'Syrop.
Consolation for Democrats.
It was pretty close election after
all the one which elected Gen. Gir
field to the Presidency. Nineteen
States went Republican and nineteen
went Democratic: In three of the
States which went Republican and
gave Gareki seventy one Electoral
votes, the combined Republican ma
jority was less than 15,000. Four
of the Territories were carried by the
Democrats Wyoming, Idaho, Ari
zona and Utah and three by the
Rftpublic&ns Dakota, Washington,
and Kew Mexico. The new Senate
will consist of seventy-six members,
of whom thirty-seven will be Demo
crats, thirty-seven Republicans and
two David Davis and William Ma
hone Independent Democrats. The
House will be very close at the time
of its organization, with a Republi
can majority of abont a h&lf a dozen
at most, and very likely less. The
popular vote as respects the two lead
ing candidates for the Presidency, is
almost, equally d;vided, Gal field's ap
parent nix jority bt ing something over
3,400 this out of a total of nearly
9,000,000 votes, not counting those
cast for Gen. Weaver and ?ther can
didates. On the whole, we repeat,
it was a pretty close shave. Al
though results are such that the Re
publicans appear to have got the
largest share of the turkey,
the Democrats have secured quite
a slice of the white meat, which
along v,ith the crow, will answer
quite satisfactorily until another elec
tion time rolls around. Boston
Post.
The Story of the Applo.
The origin of this very widely
growing fruit is known, though it has
been cultivated time out of mind. As
the apple is mentioned in the Bible,
it is pri sumed to be a native of Pales
tine, although at present in Canaan
and the surrounding regiou it is of
no value. It is now imported into
Egvpt and Palestine from the neigh
borhood of Damascus. It was exten
sively raised by the Romans, albeit
tho Roman apple is thought by some
to have been very different from the
apple desribed in the Scriptures,
Pliny says that his countrymen were
acquainted with twenty-two varieties.
America produces more than 200 va
ieties. Tin apple is very hardy. It
grows on all soils free from excessive
moisture, except those of a peaty or
very sandy character. The tree is
noted ifor longevity, often bearing
fruit for 200 and 251 years the
flu est kinds of apples coming from
trees from fifty to eighty years old.
The orchards of the republic occupy
about 1,500,000 acres, and their pro
duct is worth some $16,000 000,
most of tho product b?ing apples.
American apples are the best in the
world, and have a great reputation
abroad, commanding large prices in
Europe.
A Chinese Bed.
The most novel, as well as the
cheapest bed, that we have ever heard
of, is prorided for beggars in China,
md is thus described:
"In Pekin there was long since es
tablished a phalanstery, which in
Chinese was termed "the House of
Hen's Feathers.' This was a large
building upon the flo r of which was
a thick layer of feathers, over which
spread one immense ,coverlrt.
provided with innumerable holes
each large enough for a human head
to pass through The lodgers meD,
women and children buried them
selves indiscriminately in this mass
of feathers; eac'i thrusting his head
through one of the holes, and each
paying the value of a tenth of a cent
for a night in this dormitory. Iu the
morning the noise of a tam-tam af
forded tho Mcnal for lifting the cov
erlet by a u 'ey suspended from fie
ceiling, ann for stai ting the mendi
cants each upon his way."
A BullFight.
An eye witnoss re!a es a most ter
rific encounter between two wild
hulls on Swift Creek is'ands in this
county. Cattle rdim at large in tluse
Kwanips and crow fat on the luxuriant
growth of reeds, their original owners
never or seldom seeing them.
They are very will and flee the
presence of man.
Our relator was snuirrel huntirm
when he heard the angry bellowing,
a short distance away in the reeds.
Mouutinc the limbs of a Rtnnt
tree he looked over the reeds and tus
socks and saw a large brindle bull and
a black one of the same ra Their
horns were long and sharp and when
meir snaggy Hearts came together it
resembled distant thunder. Fir
long time the equal contest waged,
uotu working lor vantage. The reeds
and bushes were broken and mfutherl
like straw. At last the black caught
ms cnance and plunged his horns un
der the flmk of his adversary
ing the skin aud evoking the note of
detent. 1 he victor was too tired to
infl ct further itmiry and allowed his
enemy to walk off. He says he nevetj
wiuieKseu so ieanui a nght. Tar
boro Southerner.
The Chinese Giant.
The Chinese criant. Chano-.
ceutly arrived in New York, is un
questionably the largest man in the
woiw. we is gigantic. As he sat
smiling and nodding his thoroughly
Chinese face looked fully as b-oad as
an ordinary man's shoulders mid n
long, if not longer than a flour bar
rel. His cheek bones bulge out, and
are largo as a fullsized or.mge. He
is 33 yers old, is the son of a weal
thy silk and tea merchant in Pekin,
where he was born, is well educated,
spraks, reads and Elites English,
Gerinat:, Frouch. Italian
ish, and is thorouorhlv courtnnn n.nri
gentloujanly. He is quile nine feet
mgu. He has a number of presents
tivi n him by downed Ikr.Is: .m
tunn ajwatch given him by Queen Vic
toria, which weighs two pounds and
a half a"d has a chin nine 1
which barely reach -s round hia ucck
mid down t- his vest pocket.
Horrible Murder.
A Mr. Canaday in Clarendon coun
ty S. C. left his house in charge of
his wife with a small child whilo he
weni over to the house of his father-in-law,
near by. When he returned
he found his wife lying dead at the
gate, the top of her head having been
knocked completely off. A mob of
cne hundred indignant citizens soon
after arrested three negroes a man
a woman, and a boy-charged with
the crime, who subsequently made a
full confession. The man struck the
deceased the first blow on the back
of the neck with a hoe. She begged
for her life offering them all the
money she had ($10) to spare her.
The negto woman cursed Mrs. Cana
day and told her that the was going
to kill her, whereupon she struck
the defenceless woman the death
blow. Their intention was to rob the
house. The murderers were hung
by the mob to the nearest tree.
Wilmington Star.
Oxen.
A yoke of oxen is always profita
ble on the farm- It matters not how
many horse teams there are, oxen
are the best for certain kinds cf work.
A good ox should have a long, lean
face, and bright, hazel eyes, whieh
show a capability to receive instrua
ticu and a disposition to obey it.
Large nostrils denote the capability
of the ox to work on a hot day. Very
largo horns at the base denotes lazi
ness. Full breast, straight back.
' wide ribs-by which is meant the
ribs that round out nearly as wide as
the hip bones and wide gambrila,
are evidences of strength. Straight
knees, broad toes, pointing straight
forward, show an ox that can travel
on a hard road, or pavement. They
should be well matched, especially
in disposition and speed. Minnea
polis Tribune. '
Divorced and Re-married.
Dr. J. Burr Williams was married
' Miss S irah Black the second time,
at Su lbyville, Ind., recently. They
were married eight or ten years ago
and lived together nntil within a
3 ear or two, when they separated and
were divorced, Mrs. Black having
the custody of their child, a little
girl six or seven years. Since then
ho married another lady, who di d
almost before the honeymoon wat
over, and finding that it was better
that his family should live together
than to be strangers to each other,
he proposed tho second time, wa ac
cepted, and last night, before their
friends were aware that old differen
nces had been forgiven and forgot
ten, they were married.
Quick Work.
The President's message was put
into the bands of the compositors t f
the Baltimore Sua at two o'clock
Monday afternoon, and tho euti e
seven and a half colaunns were set up
and in the hands of the pressman in
exactly one hour. Six y-four men
were engaged on the work. Ten
tmuntes after reaching the prese-room
the message was on the streets, and
the large edition was quickly dispos
ed of. Such achievements as these
make ns feel wonderfully small.
Raleigh Star.
Tho Methodists.
Reports at the recent Methodist
Conference show that tlure are now
in th Conference 214 local preach
ere, 66 146 white members, 220 col
o.'ed members, iufr.nts baptized dur
ing the year 1,658, adults baptized
2,337, Snuday Schools 745, Sundav
School Teachers 4,787, Scholars 38,"
993, number iartonagei 79, number
of Churches 794, valued at 753,510.
TV. A. Titus, 62 Ashland Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio, says: My wife is now
as strong as erer, her regained health
being directly due to tho use of the
Excellsior Kidney Pad. We can
heartily recommend it to all kidney
troubled persons. See Adv.
S. H. Irwin, of Ute Creek; Colfax,
Co., New Mexico, says :-My wife hss
been cured of cough of thirty years'
standing by weaiing an "Only Lung
Pad." See Adv.
A Baltimore clergyman recently
preach on the subject, "Why was
Lazarus a beggar ?" "NVe suppose be
cause he didn't advertise. Burling
ton Hawkeye.
It is as natural as life that women
should like rilbons. Because, you
see, the first woman was made from
a ribbone.
Why is the letter D like a sailor?
Because it follows the C.
Ci J. SHAW.
J. D. HARRIS.
SHAW & HARRIS,
WT. nre determined to build up tho trod of
llvtsboro' by offering roods an low as they can
be bought auywhoro, and by taking country pro
duco In exchange for them.
We have a large stoc k of goods, and wo aro do
ternilned to sell them. Our stock of Clothing x
oes that of any other ever offered In lltteboro',
and WO Will Sell at th lnwaat nrloa l)....i f.n ,
' ' Wll (AL kU
examine our stock and prices before buying.
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
by buying from us. W have Just received
3000 Yards of Beautiful Prints
The best at t cents.
Wo call tho attention of everybody to our stock of
Kotions, nosiory, Gloves, Corsets, Scarfs, Collars
and Cuffs, Rlblwns, Hats, Ruchings, Edgings,
Shirts aud Underwear, Cloaks, Blankets,
Flannels, Casslmeies, Jeans, Bleached
and Brown Domestics and Sheet
ings. Boots and SLoes, Trunks
and Satchels, Bridles, Col
lars and Halters, Hard
ware, Tinware and
Wooden w ire,
Crockery k.
Groceries and Confectioneries.
SHAW A HARRIS,
Nov 4 Pittsbouo', N. C.
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Soatont is obtained. Sin 1 for circular giving tormf,
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A1 n outfit f:r!i!?bKl tree, with full instruc
9 I vt
ions for oonduotin the must itrontuhl'
uusiiws mat any one can engage in. Tho bued
ness is so easy to learn and our instructions are so
simple and plain that any one cm make great
IrtliH from the very start; no one can fail who is
willing to work, women are as successful a
men. Hoys and girls ran earn large sums; man?
nvve made a', the nusiness over one hundred tlol
lars la a single week; nothing like it oyer known
, iinore. All who engage are surprised at tho ea
! an I rapid itr with wl c i hey are ablo to make
",l,' You can enga n this husiuess during
: your spare time at great protlt. You do not havi
to mvest capital in it , we take nil the risk. Tin se
v need ready-money should write to us Atonw.
All f'jridshed tree. Address Tkue & Co., Augusta
Maine.
Oi b,1sln( how before the public.
I You can make money faster a
work for ns than at anything
will start you. SVJadaynnd upwards made a'
else, capital not remlred. Wt
home by the industrious. Men, women, bovs and
hills wanted everywhere to work for us. Sow is
ho time. Y'ou can devote your whole time to the
work, or only jour spare moments. Xo other
jbsiness will pay you nearly as well. No one
wulu.g to work can tail to make enormous pay by
cigiagmg a: once, d-suy outiu and terms free. A
neat opportunity for making money easllv and
M-ii noal ly. Address Tuck & Co., Augusta, Maine
V 1 ",,1,u eeiii it-w iu"sw wuv wish n -i.B.e
v w n 'no most pteasant ana pron table bust
"oss known. Kvcrythlng new, capital not re
; ituiren. ewui lurnisn you everything. $io a
day and upwards is easily made without staying
anaj irom noiue over nigiu, no nsK whatever,
many new workers wanted at once, many aroma
king fortunes at tho business. Ladies make ns
much as men, aud young boys and girls mako
great, pay, no one who is willing to work falls to
make more money everyday than can be made In
a week at any ordinary employment. Thote win
engage at once will find a short road to fortune,
Address H. 1IALLKTT & Co., Porlland, Maine.
IIL'I D yourselves by making money when a
IS ! gildon chance Is offered, thoreby always
ivin-piii povuriy irom your uoor. xiiose who al
ways take advantage of tho good chances for ma
king money that aro offered generally txcme
wealthy, while those who do not improve such
' iian.-oH remain in poverty, wo want many men,
women, lxys and Kills to work tor us risht in
their own localities. The business will n nnr.
mau ten times oratnary wages. We furnish an
expensive outfit and all that you need free, noone
; wun engages ians to mase money very raaldlr.
Y'ou eau devote your whole ilmo to the work, or
.'.Us - your
spare moments, sun information and
needed sent free. Address Stikhox &
Hand, aiu e.
GOLD!
real chance to make money.
need a person in everv
town to take subscriptions for
the lanresi. cheapest and ttest
illustrated family publication in the world. Any
one can leeome a successful agent, Six elegant
Works .f art. given Tree to subscribers. Tho price
is so low that almost everybody suliscrlbes. Ono
agent reports, taking Via subscribers In a day. A
lady agent reports making over $200 clear profit In
ten days. All who engage make money fast. You
can devote ail your time to the business, or only
your spare timo. You need not be away from
h mio over night. Y'ou can do it as well as others.
Full directions and terms free. Elegant and ex
pensive outfit free. If you want profitable work
send us your address at once. It costs nothing to
try the business. No one who engages fall to
make great pay. Address Gkohue Stijwon ft Oi..
Portland, Maine.
EH TP! EAT 787 BROADWAY, X. Y.,
IJa I1IE.HI publisher or first-class
subscription books, gives steady employment to
agents, and all seeking a chaugo In buslneep. Il
lustrated circulars of new books and proof that
$100 per month is made, sent on application.
DMQny Thousands of soldiers and
r L n O I U If O their heirs entitled by lated
laws of Congress. Send two stamps for laws ar.
copy of Clilzeu-Soldlor to N. W. Fitzgerald, U. S
Claim Attorney, box S88, Washington, D. a
PATENTS
F. A. behraann. Solicitor of American and For
elgn Patents, Washington, D. C. All business con
iio.nd with pateuts, whether before the Patent
ora.'e or tho Courts, promptly attended to. no
charge made uuless a jKitout is secured. Send fur
circular.
' ddtM2rm.M BECAUSE RELIABLE.
CURES BY ABSORPTION!
(NATURE'S WAY.)
ALL
Luxo Diseases, Theoat Dis
eases, Breathing Troubles.
It drives into the system curative- agents and
heallug n.edlcines.
It draws from the diseased parts the poison
that cause death.
Thousands Testify to its Virtues !
Don't despair imtil you bavo tried this Sensible,.
Easily Applied and Radically Effectual Remcly.
Sold by druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price, $2.00, by
Send for TestimonlrTTr. "nvrv" Tm-,i t.
als and our otrHE 0NIA LXJsG PAD
"Three Millions a JO., WILLIAMS' PLO CK,
Year.' Sent free.
Oct 28 DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
W. C. DOVGIASS,
ATTORNEY AT LAv
A8IIEBORO. IV . C
PPractices in tho Courts of Randolph, Chatilam
and Montgomery. July 22 ly
W. I. AKDEUSOS,
President,
P. WILEY,
Cashier.
OraZENS NATIONAL BANK,
OP
RAXEIGIT, X. C.
J. D. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Groeors, Commission Merchants and
Produce Bayers,
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
03P
RALEIGH. . GAB.
F. H CAMERON, f resident.
W. E. ANDERSON, Vice Pre.
W. H. HICKS, Sec'y.
The culy Home Life Insurance Co. is
the State.
All 1U funds loaned out AT HOME, and
among our own people. We do not send
North Carolina money abroad to build up other
BUtes. It I one of the most successful com
panVe of its age in the United States. Its as
tats are amply sufficient. All losaes paid
promptly. Eight thousand dollars paid In ens
last two years to families in Chatham. It will
cost a man aged thirty years only five cer ts a
day to insure for one thousand dollars.
Apply for further information to
H. A. LONDON, Jr., Gen. Agt.
KTTSBORO', .V. C.
0E8T III THE WORLD !
Impart Bl-Carb Soda Is at m
lightly dirty -white color. It may
appear white, examined by itself.
COMPARISON WITH
CHURCH df CO.'S "ARM AND
HAMMER Bit AND will show the
difference.
See that yow Baking Soda is
vrhite and PTJKE, as should be ALL.
SIMILAR SUBSTANCES used for
rood.
Housekeepers rho proffer bread made with
Teast, will improve its qualitv, mako it rise
better and prevent it from souring, by adding
onc-huf teaspoonful of c hurch & Co.'s Soda or
Salcr&tus. Be suro and not uso too ranch. The
use of this with sour milk, in preferenco to
Baking Powder, eaves twenty times its cost.
See one pound packngo for valuable i&torma
tion and read carefully.
With the Anti-Malaria.
IlIlliF and Fever, Dy.
?f.lP LlTsrCsn.
plalnta, Kidney AHectiona, Neural,
srta, Couatlpation. (Sick Head
svehe, Female Complaints, Bilious.
Palpitation, and all Malarial
viaeaaes without medicine. No Doe-lnff-no
inconvenience, and a positive cure.
r16? "eluding Bottle Anti-Malaria, $.eo.
--JSy?one bu ""W latent I. Ivor
2om,V;n a1' others are bulky,
nard and troublesome to wear.
Tll'S0 I'ails .! ttr ia.nl l rltl.lv... 1 T-... . .
Hanks & Sox, agouts.
Steamboat JNTotice)
Tbft Knfo n T r , .
nntd farther notico:
Bteamar D. MTTRPUTnv n , -
SivTi ave I,aJr6ttvillo every Tnesda;
.r 0 Y ciuca a . m and wuming.
h Iff. We5nsdy and SaturtJay at o'clock
BantAv WATT r.l -mr
MSoeioo. A. M., nd Wilaainton on Tues
with the Eastern Rtilroad at VaSmiEci
Wcdncsdava .ni4 Z.JZZ-l ajiailM0 GSJ
j - w'tuii a; o
7. U. TTir.t7J.V9A- Cs.
Agents at I ayetteTiUe. N. C
LAC3DBETBS
MM:
SEEDS ft?
BEST
not sold in your town, von
nnthnmhin,il n
; - s s-mnu vara lor Uiua w
Ione and Prions. The Ohlett and mt exUmive Sua
in the I 'niteH Si,. I, wmnnn CM
OF CHATHAM COUNTY,
WITH-
P-ALEICS, IT. C.
DEAalors in
HARDWARE
Or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
L6SMV BOOKS ami
fapnani Buggy Material,
STEAM ENGINES,
LEATHER AND RUBBER
BELTING, PAINTS,
OILS, ETC.
LARGEST STOCK
in TVortli Carolina.
Jul.' 22
J- 3. PeOBSSTSnr,
AND DEALER IN
X. E. Cor. Favettelc & Harnett Sts
Oct 7
RALEIGH. X. C.
FALLSTOCK,
ik h .m k IS,
BRIGGS BUILDING,
RALEIGH, C.
-DEALERS 1
Hardware, Sash ani Doors
we have the largest stock et
Crockery and Glassware
ever brought to Raleigh.
we solicit your ordrs for anything In
the Hardware line, and guarantee
THE best GOODS
At the Lowest Prices
AND SQUARE DEALIXG.
Address,
Thos.H. BRIGGS & Sons
Leaders ia Hardware.
RALEIGH, N. C.
nov 5
3
CURE FOR BACK ACHE,
And all dlscfisa? of tho Kidneys, Dla4dor and Tri-
nary Organs, by wearing the
Iipyea Excelsior Kidney Pal
It is a marvel of healing and relief.
SIMPLE, SENSIBLE, DIRECT,
1 AINLEiS, POWERFUL.
ft CURES where all else fails.
A Hovel at Inn Pornintt.m i.. uli.a x
sm pti.m, or direct api.Ikai ion. as oppiwod to un
witisractory internal meilk-inow. fs.nd for our
i realise ou Kidkoy Troubles sent free- Hold hy
orujrglHis, or scut by mail oa receipt of price,
2. AddrosH.
This is the OrJHn.it I
and Genuliio Kidney "OSTLY LUNO PAD
Pad- Ask for it. mul I i'r n irrTiua' tt --V
tnke noDther. I
Oct a8 DETROIT, M1CHIGA.
Buggies, Rockaways,
SDrlrifi' Wflfrnno Stir
taa of the btat material and fnllv wart ant
ed, to be sold regardless of cost. Parties to
want wiil aonanlt tKoi t a
--- -- unu utivrvBk bt
iBlng our stock and pnoes before boytoR, a
we are determined to soil, and hare cnt down
rmi. Tvnkn mt il... . . . ...
f y uanuot oe met bt any ouier
bouae in the State.
Alo a full itook of.
Hand Made Hamef
BEPAIRINd done at bottom pneaa, and in
beat mannr.
Bend for prioee and mta.
A. A. MoKETHAi; k 60778,
- , , FayeteriUe, N. a
JOYFUL Xewn for ttoyn sivl Olrfc 1 1
Younir and Old 1 1 A KEW IN
VENTION just Dstented for tbria.
for Home use t
Fret and Scroll Saw inc. Torninff,
Boring, DriUing.GrindiiiK, Polhhiog,
Screw Catting. Pries to
r
Hni u esnts for 1U psges.
VAX ID I.ANDKliTIl Si 80NS,Phimia..Pa.
IWTRA1M ltltOVrN, Lowll. aUa