3&1 (f-Vi'-iis-
TUU11SDAY,
Juu. 10, l'JUl.
K. A. LONDON. Editor.
Thk (leueral Assembly of North
Curoliua convened iu the State
Capitol, at Kaleiyli, yesterday.
The Senate was failed to order
by Lieutenant-Governor Key nobis,
and tlit roll of the Senators-elect
being called nearly all were pres
ent and were sworn in. Mr. A. J.
Maxrtell, the editor of the Kock
iuham An.Ljlo-Saxon, was elected
principal clerk and C'apt. James It.
Smith, of Fayetteville, was re
elected principal doorkeeper.
Tlio House, was called to order
I y Mr. Drevard Nixon, the prin
cipal dork of tlio last House, and
members were duly sworn iu. Hon.
Walter I'. Moure, of Jackson
county, was elected Speaker, and
Mr. Nixon was re-elected clerk.
There were nut as many candi
dates as usual for the Legislative
olliccs.
It will be several days before
the various committees are ap
pointed, and no important busi
ness can be done until then.
The white people of North Car
olina are doing their full duty iu
paying taxes for the education of
negroes, as is showu by the re
cently published otlieial report of
J ion. C. 11. Mebane, (he State
Superintendent of I'ubiic Instruc
tion. Aeeu.ding to this report
the white people paid last year
!57ii,S77."J"2 on propciiy ami polls
for public school purposes, ami
the colored people p . l-1 ;: 7 e.T " J 1 '.
which in half a million lioila;-. !.- .
than the taes paid by t'.e v, iiii.-s.
hi the ai'poniounie.iL ,, ; , .
lic school fund wliii.i and col. :vd
children share alike the childn n
of cue a race i ecu ing the same
amount per capita. Supainicu
dent Mebane says that the "'negto
race has received over three fiims
as much as it paid in."
With these otlieial figures, which
cannot be controverted, we repeat
the assertion that the white peo
ple of North Carolina are doing
thoir full duty in paying ta.es foi
the edueatiou of negroes. And
yet they receive no credit or t.li'vnks
for so doing. It is noyfmdcr tin a
that many wl'Ati' " people, while
wilhngto'pay more taxes tif nec
essary) to educate v. hite children,
are uot w illing to pay more taxes
for educating negro children.
Few persons are aware of the
amount now paid in North Caro
lina for public school purposes.
According to Superintendent Me-'
bane's report the amount paid last
year was over a million dollars,
the ctucl figures beiug sl.OH.l li
Cl. This is twice as large an
amount as was required some
years ago for all the expenses of
our State government, and shows
what progress our State is in ik
ing iu removing the stain of illit
eracy. The cheekiest thing that we
Lave read lately is an editorial in
a llepullican paper warning Un
people of North Carolna against
Democratic extravagance iu the
administration of our State gov
ernment. It is like Satan rebuk
iug sin, and auy Republican talk
ing about Democratic e:.tr.iva
gauce in North Carolina must
have the cheek of a government
mule.
The only time that the 1! publi
cans have had control of every
department of tear State govern
ment was from iSds, to lSo, and
never iu our State's history has
there ever been such wasteful ex
travagance as was during those
two years. Not only was Repub
lican rule iu North Carolina con
spicuous by its unprecedented e.
travagauee, but was disgraceful hy
its many frauds and neu e. irrup
tion. No man can deny this, and
yet a Republican paper now
warning the people, that they may
now " look for a:i era of extrava
gance, the like of which has never
been known in the State!"
The Democrats pay the bulk of
the taxes that defray the expenses
of our State government, and
therefore they are more interested
in saving every expense than the
.Republicans, the majority of whom
are negroes who pay very little
tax. And, if the Democrats should
be extravagant like the Kepubli
e.'i'is were, lln-y would be extrava
t'aut with ciihlly their own money,
whereas the Republicans were ex
travagant with the money chiefly
paid by Democrats!
I The Hoard of Aldermen of Kal
eiyh, on last Friday night, adopt
ed an ordinance to line anv person
one dollar for spitting on the side
walk iu that city.
The adoption of this ordinance
just the week befoie the Legisla
ture met is very significant.
Doubtless it was lroiu fear that
our law-makers from all parts of
the State might spread deadly
diseases at Kaleigh by their spit
ting on the sidewalks, it is to be
hoped that they will have the
change convenient, when they for
get and spit, and that none will
hive to be put to work on the
streets lo pay their lines!
S.'vcre Cold in Europe.
London, Jan. (j. Severe cold
has suddenly set iu throughout
Kurope. in Kiiglaiid it is accom
panied by a northeasterly .vim',
amounting to a gale over tie
channel. At Dover a boat w.s
capsized, four persons beii g
drowned and probably other acci
dent will In.' reported. On tie
continent the weather is still m-uo
Severe. S low has fallen us f. r
south as Naples, and iu S!. IV.'
ersburg the cold is so intense tb. t
the police iu the streets have h d
to be frequently relieved ami t. e
schools to be closed. At Moscow
the temperature is ;t() degrees be
low zero. Tremendous gales are
blowing over the Adriatic. Ter
rible blizzards are reported from
Austria and southern liussia. ex
tinguishing signal lights and re
sulting i.i tin; derailing of the
Or out express at Altp.iz.u i. The
storm eai:s-d a codi-doa between
passenger trains at Mikolu, m ar
Satmar, Jl ungare, six person In -ill.'
IJile.l. Vioc peopli W.-refr.).:ell
to death on the load IU
Transylvania. Odessa iscoi.iplcte-K-
si'.ov, -i...n';,i. Th.- h;irl:or is
fr.vvu uv. r a. sd trams are un.o'V
t ie.it r or leave in e. :;m .jUcneo of
( .; Tic. . .,ii. 7. i i : 1 1. ..il
ia i i.ii.np.lei ot I,., ,1a k-. :,. .;;
Cll.b of 1 ii;h iii'lii li e
:.ji:!.:i 1 Motel to in :L. m. -I.
luvaii nsp. Hid. -d to the toast - 1 e
liioei icy, and Senator neiij n:.ia
R. 'l liiiaall sp ike n; "The I I. liio-
cratle I 'arty. Its !uty and t i-
11V. Tliere We. e m")0 i 111 ii 11 -das t c
tiano!U-les pn set;'.
Mr. Tillman paid l is t-e.-p ets
to t X-t'lesideiit t lei lalid, Vi nnlil
he ii l was now trying to "come
forward and save the party." He
sail la; refused to compromisc
' i. i-:, . : ,., 1 ,. , t . .: it was
,. - :,.,ptiou o ,ti . ,j : to sav
s ;;. ' .1.1. e (,f the
i s,.. ie i . . years
' ';! ; el 1 ,.o one
. ......I ,iUeni(il to imw say what
shouid be tin.- policy of the party
ill l'.M.'l. "Our destiny.' said l:e
'must be defined by the principh s
w hich have g'lilded the party since
its formation."
I Tiie Penitentiary Sctf-SLpjmrtitiu.
r.iil.'ldh C'tt'uiijuuili-ui'e:.! i'Uurl"ili- (ii,m -vur.
I In an interview with 11. I .
Travis, chairman of the penitent -ary
executive board, he informed
tne that the penitentiary is now
self-sustaining; that there is tin
profit because about ija.tMU wi.s
t xpended -u perm iiit ui improve
ments; tint the peiiiieiiti ii v is in
better si ape in all respects th..u
ever before; that there will be
i turned over to the new manage
ment :?llHMM: in cash assets, be
: sides enough of lo .d supplies for
.this year, including !;:df a miilioii
: pounds of hay, to.ti.Mi pounds i f
pork, etc. Senator Travis declar
ed most positively that the State
Would not biicalhdou lor a penny
ot appropriation for the peniten
tiary for 1 SM H and thai if the
managetneut was good would need
nothing iu that way during tinv
ernor A.vi'ock's administration, or
in fact at any time in the future.
j North Carolina Newspapers.
Tin- llll i-lt!! TlllVn.
The Labor Commissioner has
Completed his list of the I.eWspa-
I pels in .North I ar . ma. I la-re ale
! list, of w hl. ii -JS ale dally, !sl
Iweeklv, 1 ! s,'!iii-eeklv,:!,l IiuMi'h-
lv, 2' s. nr.-inoiiihly, a tpi iiterly, 1
I semi-annual, 1 aiiuu il. there are
ii:!." Demon. it ic, 1! ll piUdican,
'Jl! iudept lldellt, JJ l'oC,l!lsi. As to
1 religion there arc 1 1 liaptist, s
I l'resbvt. ria-i. 1 llpt-v epali.in, -J
Ciilistia.i ;ii: 1 I each of all the
; other denomination . Th-.-lo ere
also I! ivli loli.s pain-is of h pi.i -;
ticular church. 1 here arc li Ma
: .-aeue. I I) I i Fellow, 1 1 tin an, :i
each of lit'Tai-y, laed.lcid and Ai i
Iciiltural; 1 e,n ii ot p uiitry, tex
itiies, atheletics. labor unions, lav
etc. Of all tie paper; Is is-.--:
tpyesett ing machines, and t'.'J U.V
) patent matter.
I
L nailing in fioriJa.
Madison. Ida., Jan. 1. Two col
ored hum. dial Dell sou and a hail
j brother, were taken last night
about Iu o'clock from the county
'jail Ihiv, by persons unknown,
carried into the woods about a
'half mile from town and bung,
j'l'he bodies were also ri I bi d with
I bullets. Tlcy are the p r.-.-ms wi,o
a few weeks ago wen churjcd
i with r killingef Frederick lh-d-i.ling.
a larmer residing iu the
j northern part of this county. They
tied to Georgia, weic arrestet',
brought back to this State and
Icontined inthe Leon coui ty jail.
i Washington Letter.
! IKrnm.iiir toular CorrwuonUeD'.
Wasiiiugton, Jan. 1, 11)01. How
thoroughly Senator Han.na domi
nates the Republican steering
commi! tee of the Senate is showu
by the threats of a cloture rule
for the Senate, if there is any at
tempt to iiilibuster against the
ship subsidy or the Army reor
ganization bill, that have tome
from that committee since Con
gress convened. Whether those
threats can be made effective will
depend largely upon the backbone
exhibited by Republican Senators
who are opposed to both bills. It
is expected that before the Army
bill is voted upon a Democratic
substitute providing for a contiii
, tun - of the present strength ol
, the army for t .vo ycaisfroiu tin
i tirst of next J uly will be oll'ered
' The reapportionment bill is be
ing made the basis of a warm cm
test in the House, ill wli ch politi
cal lines are not drawn, but most
of the Democrats are silpp utUli
tin- subst itute for the com.iiilt ee
bill, which slightly increases tin
representation of a few States ami
reduces that of nol.e.
tieiieial expression of Sllspieioi
of the ino!ie in delaying m-tioi
on the Nicaragua Canal lull ha
bronchi out a statement fl'oli
prominent t'epiibiicau Senators
that action v, ill not be taken f
at least a niontli. because of tin
desire to show l.ngl .nd tin1 con -'
tesy of allowing it that niiiehtu e
to act upon the ,-nii l'e'ed liny
r.uimv.'ot treaty. According
the same nut hoi'ity. the bill w ill b
Called UO early i.i Feb I ill i V an.
passi'd. 'I hat, however, .l iesu
.-.eeui to be the opinio:! i,f tl.,
pi.-.si.li-ut of t !if Panama C.uia
Co., w ho is in W ashington, as .
has publi.-ly sai l that he consid
ers his ei'inpaiiv still lias a chaiici
to Nell out I i the I'mied States
Vilich h
all anxii
b:: . i .:: I
.;! v li ...
1 l, !.e! .
that it is.i I
as it cm sell
to
in
1 1, -rm. ,!n
V. ... t;
, -r l h
a,
p .r. , I.
W. ; even .-: I. - -'.i.tion -f i
S, ;:ale e.,;; . I al thai li.s lestiu.
document, lein.ly spi-keliof ;.-lie-
L.-ltt d e ii .oit, be!l!-. a del. ill
, i st.ll ;). ill i'i' I in- co . hedl.es
found in ti e h.m lliag of C'uba.
la mey by an eo, ,t aecoiuitant
instead of ans-.wr.ng th-- Sen ah
leeolatio:; calling for thisn piil
Secret ny ilooj u,-al to Mr. Me
Kinhy for assistance in biiryin.
the report sit deep that the Sefl.ii
CalllMt dig It U.i for lis contents t
en-ate a sensation. In iivdrr ti
render this assistance Mr. Mclvin
ley will tiike iui vantage of his au
thority to (Incline to make public
any document which in his discre
tion Would be best kept Secret.
I l e v is no way that the Seuati
could force the I'n-sid, nt to male
public this document, even Wi le i.
majority disposed :o try. Rut tin
fact that so much trouble has beer
t il-en to .suppress this report alnl
that Mr. A. L. Lawshe, the inai.
Who made it, has been given a bm
'place iu the l'hilippines, appar
ently to get him out of the way,
shows that the revelations mad.
by the report must be many times
worse than the publication of tht
Ne dy steaiii.gs in Cuba.
Ceil. Miles has a few facts in
his possession about embalmed
beef that I a.e lit ver l.e ,, mad,
public, but uiuci ai.iy be i in ! .i h i !
i.. th.e answer that he vuil make in
his own time to ex-Secn t try Al
gel'slic'iv ,itt:ick oil him. Speaking
of the matter, dell. Miles said:
".dr. Alger, b: publishing a book
and by the use of the public press
iu dealing vith facts connected
witii the Spanish war, has laid
luui-eif open lo reply by auyar nv
o.iic.-r who is in a iv way all'ee e ,
by the statements 1, ide. Willie i
have not Vet fally decided on the
course i shall piiisue in the mat
ter, it is very likely 1 shall at
some future lime p.d on record a
few facts which it will be impossi
ble to v histie diov u." 1 he admin
istration h;.s Mich a dread of what j
(tell. Miles may sav that Veiled j
thr .its of iemoitie him fiom thej
t-omiii -ill' I of the .trniv if he replies
to AU'er have
Mclv in lev , as al
'would welcome
null. lie ( u ll. M
' .Senate M illtai V
. - :i made. Mr.;
tile world knows, j
an eXi Use to hli-
es, and since the j
oliOiiit lee adopt- I
ed the ideas of ion. Mi
reoi a.iiat lull, ill phi
, on ai'iuy !
i f v hut !
was known as the Uoet plan - pre
pared hr e.u. t oi bin- eecr.'(arv
U.iot vvoti'd -hiillv he!-. For that
ll'i-n:; iClie t it I nil, -Mjieii tllilld-,
are trviii:.- I t i.im wait un
td iifn-r his it tii. iiiei.1 to have his
iiai iv.
IV I'.ru'i .1. I'.-tlock, of Kir!.--vide.
io., U.i-'. the iilVe.it ive c.'ll Iv
bird in the wee san.il h-nirs i t the
Uew cel-tlirv. He denil-ed To j'P--.
i.t lie' lilst application of the
I'.e.v i, lit ii ry for al'niletl St..t.-s
patent, alnl throu h the entei ;.n
'ot ids iitt-'inevs, t'. A. Snow .V To.,
of V;e hiii-toii, 1. C, acci.mi'lisli-
i d his ohici t.
i
i
I Airs. Marv K. Lease lias clialie;-:
ed her uiiud about siline l r hus
band, Ch.is. Lease, for divorce.
Mrs. Lease will shmMy r turn to
: Wichita, unit jx-lities and settle
ilavu to doinest it- iite.
F.x-(5ov. Citilis IL ISro'den
diedutthddsh. ro on la--t Friday
niht, aj-ed ha years. Ilia dentil
leaves Uov. Jarvis the ouly ex
tiowrm r now livin- iu this State.
Lonted His 0.vn Disjiensary.
Pnlmntdu w r"! .r,n. i? ii1 r
Rlayer, dispenser at kiugstree,
w;is arrested to-day mi the charge
of ami feasance iu oilice. The dis-
pensary was robbed of a large nu.u
' . ' . ., . i , i.i
ot liiouey.Christm.i.s night, l'l.iver
told that four maskivl men had
ridden to the dispensary and had
f. i p..... i ie,,, ,, ,..,,, ti,l,..-.,m n !
il ls since been learned that 1 'la per
wms drunk in the dispensary that
night, and that he had refused to
deposit the money with the conn -
tv treasurer, as required by law.
L-'or criminal carel 'ssness he Wiis
iricsled bv W. 11. llollow.-iv.
Vr.,,,. Id",, I,.i,l,;n:l l,.,t
!ie lual loaned dispensary money
to his friends.
Wanted lo See Simmons.
ri'l in llltf lllli'tpll I'lllif. .
T -O Repilblicall lllelllbers of the
I .i rwl- I ill.t eviil-..oi.i.l ! llisli .is
" ,i ' 1 . . ' .
Minn as tnev lit to K'e t lie
man wlo had wruight such git'at
things u North Carolina, "ilus
fellow ilnuolIs." They evidently
. i.vt".i lii m'i' an immense man
who breathed lire and smoke,
i , -a. iiig a red shirt, .-.lid carrying
aoumt all arsenal. When tln-y
..Hi' the Little (iiant and were in
I'odllced lo hint, their surprise I'd
ti mild manner was very amusing,
.u l were inclined to think they
uld been duped and shown the
vroug man.
Good fay fur Whistling.
S.p,-ni i" Ci ii ()i"rvrr.
Wibuington, Jan. .1. J. Keener
We-tbiot.k. Wilmington's iiote.l
nhiiihr. vi'ho went to New'oik
s mi i hue ago to confer with Ihe
itrieil m ma-rers regjirdiug an eii
gagt inei't I y which he cotil,! put
.lis uuii-u il talents to plolitab'e
is", has h-.-i d a coiitraet iiii tin;
lvli on I'i.oiiograph Company to
vaist !e toil a ous at ; 7a a week
oid with li. J'. Ixi itii, the t bo.it i i -
I in in i
attcriii ions at
l a, in iliiug a tot i! salary of 1V.I
v. . k. i I s iii.st ling is vvo.id.-r-
I. I'h' Il i:s ei peopie w.-recar-
I
. it ii it Cud lvli h w as
ofils.- ill his piilise.
Ft-y K IIjJ While ilmi.iii
i ii
11 a
Allien li e. . ),. Two lioh, 1
e l all ill! la Veal's, MiiiS ul 1 Si li
ii ;.. r i.i.d N. is. ii ('..i ji. ;.ter.
;h nee.'.,es, iv in.' at .Noi uood,
el
t ralciit liantine , .-,tei- ;
lay, v In ii, leil lind , tie- any eaiue,
they I'l'ilie'lide.l I.) I la- tlije'. I II
soaie UUi.lner tin' ( '.ll'ieliler Iio"
r it lielw i en Tin tier's do.: an 1 the
run wiie.i it wa.s tired and was
killed ilistaatly.
killoJ by Lac! liliiij; lamp.
-(,e. Iui i.i llm Ni w- itn,l iilin.'rviir.
Tvrou, X. C'., Jan. 2. Alice
Smith (col.), while tr.vinir lo ex
tiiiLTuisli a lamp Monday in'edit,;
lilevv the lilae down ill the lamp
vhit'll Inil st, I hrow i II lT ml over her
m I settini'- lire to her chithin:-.
ft ti- iiiii.il siii'leiiu r she died to
lay at ,'i p. m., from the effects. 1
TWO MI'S Kll.I .fSi IIY A THAIS. '
Ciimlierhind. iId., dan. 7. T. A.
Bradford, assistant miiiinr eiejin
ecr of the Ihivis Cuil l'..ke Co.,
a id Kichai'il Lewis, of t,""teartii ld,
t'a., Mere stUlck a:.d killed I'V a
train on tlie West Ypvinia I'en
tlal and I'iltsLur.; Hailuay, this
ra.irniue;.
'; v.- -r:: vmkii lis-;: v
U'iimei.t.ni, X.
oinpanv iias lieell (
: v. ti m:nuton
Ian. 7. A
l.ll'teled llll-
iler the laws ol ."loiitli l amiina to
iperate a line of steamers liet ween
this port, Charleston ami (icoive
!own, and interv n i i i lt points.
Three steamers have already heen
purchased.
The. Cinnlierlaiid County lis-
peiis.irv pai, i to tne 'mint v scnooi
1.1 .1 1
1 1 1 to I linn u. iiit- ciiy oi iiiveiit
ville, last week, the sum of s? 1,000
makiiiii a total of $tl,;ilo paid to
these f uuils within the jmst tttelvo
months.
The yearly coiiiave statement of
the Director of the Mint shows
that the total coinage of the mints
of the Fluted States was $l.il, "'.'.,
Inl, as follows: (Sold m','J7J,e 12;
nil ver, tf.'tii.-aa.y-l; minor cuius,
i2MM,rt.
The Secretary of the Treasury
at the inM.Uifi' of Senator I'lit' ll
...1 1.,. .,...! Pi'..ui.l..i,l I' P
Veiialile! of ' the Fniv.-rsitv' of
North ( aroiu.a, a niember of the
coiiiiiusHoii which meets iit 1 liila-
tlelplua F. hiuaiy LI, next.
The
tlie S
ar di pal tuient buihlilivr f'f
ui Lt i u llailwar shops, nt
I'l im a ! a:, b.diann, was dt
l.y tire !a ! .Monday. L .s
(i'io. tlii.in of the liie
know a.
t roved
;, !:5l,
is not
1 i i i in.; tl e year ju--t closed only
I.i miles of railroad w-ie -(instructed
in this State. Alabama
Iniilt V.iA miles. (Seoreia lll. Miss-
is.-,iiu.i uti mid aoutn taroiiua
ITU.
-
(iov. Uussi-ll has appointed
dude-e Lurches us Chief Justice
to succeed Jiuk'O Faiicloth onl
has appointed Charles A. Cook,
ot uiientcn. Associate Justice,
. .
Two car-loads of neeioes left
Alabama, last week, for the Ha-
vv.uiuu Islands, via Sau Fraucisco.
They jro to take employment on
t ho buv,iir plantations there.
. .
n.iivav
Otsease py Uie ximciy use 01
Tutt's Liver Pills, an Old and
f . ,,wi,, c;n
favor,te remedy of increasing
I !.. Al,.,.,,
popularity. Always Cures
Clfl HPAFiACHF
'Z',WrV , , , '
sour stomach, malaria, maizes-
tion, torpid liver, Constipation
j j j, m diseast.s.
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i IUI 1 O LlVCr rILLO
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I AND HAL11. l'y virtue of nn
1 H 'T'l-r ..r il- Hu.Hrlr .-..nn f..r Cl,..i.t
t.ir VS. ll'l tVIUTIIIKtoU Ol llU, I !ll OH Hn'IT'll)',
i tits ' titlt rtiiy ,,f JHiniary, l.i ii, ult. r t .r ,l' i" Hi"
li'Kli.'t.! lil I I.T Kl llm i.S'url h"iii'..H . in I'llii
In.r.i N ) , h irA 'l nf ininl In einiih nn i-'Mii i) Iu
ll.il.i win s i.,wiishli llt'iiiiiiitiiK nt n r, , k i ll" nn,l
iHiilitrrtl In AilM-li'ti! r, hri'llifTl. ii'j I llie rutailnc
!'""' wllh M HiwlWi'li-Uiis hiiI .' Ilnkn l.ir-
! fai'K Hui'. lliflnl' wuili l"i ili-pn in niM 5 l-lmlli
auil Miuka lo r-k I
llt Mil' I . llil.'IH V.J-f1U"l"
t-rii,'i-. ilit-ii'ui ("itj'li S4 ilnL-ri'i'i B-il wl'li M.ir
K'lll'i, lllln 7 tinlli.s imj '.ID lluKH I.' lotii u ik M,r
tt lll.s t'erm-r. llu-l ri.Milli S.li'ijri.i.p t'lia' 5 -MiUe,
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In- l 111 oreol Tula DiHi'inU'i ittll. l'J.l.
II. li. U.Wl.s, cjiniiilMii.ii'r
Ctrent. iiiU J'rfcJe .Mm'.n oiiiml. m '1 H ful
fill liu-iii' m C"IIui-Ip.I f-ir moocmh rrts.
Oun Orrirt it Opposite o S. lTf nt Ot'ict
tin i- i.tii m i uc a-- .it li. i.u.' uu.i u.u"f)
icin.ib- fn.iii Wa-!ii3i'.il.
tM-ud iiiii.l l. iitr.. u::; it .ii-n . wi'li fl-wtip
Hun. Wo .!.!. if ,,! ii.f '.U i.r in I. ' n-" ul
cUtrje. O.ir fi v ):! il::M: I ' nil-Ill l ""''ir"1'.
PmiPhiiT, "i: i i o .i.nn I' iiui in
, ,,r .,'tii.ti c. .-ni hi ynur tlo-.tuuiaji
t.iii, t i.. fue. ie- s,
C.A.SHOW&tCO.
f)f p.'fNT Omcr. WAftMlNUTCN. n
Lyc-Giasbes ana feu-iis
of AH Kinds.
Ahiiivs a full stock of maleiiid
on hmjj .ir;dl kinds of Spectacle
Ii'pairs.
Send your laoken glasses for
repairs nnd prices. j
If my prices don't suit yon
ehisses vi!l lie returned at my j
expense.
If your eyes l.eed attention li t
me hear from you.
kvcs lxa.mined i i;i.i:.
w. a. :ionL,
)octor of Kefractioii,
rilAl'KI. 1III I-, X. c.
an
Always on liand a
lot ot
r -,-i l.oi Ii ilress-
1,
ed and iindiei-.-ed. Also l'l'iilil
tlie. !i!ll Sliin-les.
Hills cut to ni dor.
A .-ujiply of Coffinc
alnl OO-ClTCtC; always
on hand, from '1 to $100 in
prii-e. Wjll lx
liveied nt
. -.1 1 - I .
any tinii', onner nay or luia.
B. NOOE JR.
xltto"borc. 3ST. cr
Feb. '2. 1S11!)
Can bo preserved, if your
eyefe arc properly cared fur
H you are unable to visit our optical
ajJ CoIlsult l)Ur .specialist, we
will send ) on a simple method for
testing your eves at home, on re-
eeiM of a postal card.
S. RAPPORT,
I VI al l. oust,
Dm ham, N. C.
.
FaimCIOr Sale-
That valuable tract of land, three
mdes south-west id Chare! Mill,
tonnei v owncct v t ie ate miss
Maty K Smith, is 'utUieJ tor sale
privately on easy terms.
The traet consists ot about t.OO-
acres and will be Sold as a whole or
inlets. Mr. W. C. Cole, wln re-
.sides on the land, is authorised to
nercti.de a sale or sales, ar.J will
sliovv the hind to any persom desir
ini: to see it.
Oct. 11, 1 Ooo.
KLMP P. HA I 1 LI ,
F.A.LONDON,
Commissioners.
J
CRD:
tAND SALE: By virtue of an
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