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A f/IPEH FO* THE PEOPLE
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lIIUUSDAY, AV'UCST t«, t«*
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CONVENTION^
Htokes county Democratic ccnvcniion
hi IHaburv, not anmmneed.
Democratic Senatorial Convention. at
Oermaaton. uot announced.
The Democratic Ticket.
For Vretndeat.
OROVKR CLKVKI/ANO,
ot Now Voiit
Tor Vice President;
ALLIES G. TUUKMAN,
pf OM».
for Presidential Kicctors at Large
ALKKKD M WADDEMj,
»f New Hanover County.
;FRKDKKTCK N. STRIiDWICK,
of Oiange Couuty.
Elector 111 District:
JOHN 11. DOItSON,
of Surry CountX.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor:
DASIKL G FOWLK,
of Waka County.
For Lieutenant-Governor •.
THOMAS M. HOLT,
of Alamance County.
Fer Secretary of State :
WILLIAM L.SAUNDKKB,
of V ako County.
For State treasurer :
DONALD W. RAIN,
\ of Wake (bounty..
For State Auditor:
* * OtORQK TV. SANUfcIIMN,
•f « ayt.- ■
For liupermUndsnt of Public Instruc
tion :
SIDNEY M. FINGKR,
of Catawba County.
F»r Attorney-General i
THKODOKK F. DAVIDSON, i
of Buocambo County.
For Judges Supreme «Sirt;
JOSBI'H J. DAVIS,
of Franklin County. .
J AUKS K. SHRFHKKD,
- of lira Or t County.
ALPIIONSO C. AVJ£K¥,
of Uurko County.
, Fer Congress— 6th District
JAMKST. MORKHKAD,
of Guilford County.
y COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Convention of the Democratic par
ty ot Stokes county is hevuby called to
■tvet in Danbury on the third day of
September (first Monday), for tho pur
pose ot nominating candidates for Sheriff,
Register of Deeds, Surveyor, (Winter
and a member of the Lower House of
the next General Assembly of North
Carolina The Cuoventiou will also ex
press its preteieiiee for State Svuator in
1 this the U'id Senatorial district.
The Convention will be a mass meet,
ing and it is earnestly heped that every
Deuioirat iu the county will attend anil
aid in thp.wloetion of a county lieket
tha* will win. All who believe in Dem
ocratic priuctplos and Detuooratie su
premacy are cordially invited to be
preseut and take part in the convention.
Hour uf nesting, 11 o'clock, s, m. Hy
order of county executive commutes.
A. M. Stack, Ohm.
Aug Gth, 18*3.
M*s. Blows who lives in Wilming
ton, N. C.» probably the oldest person
in this State. She will be one-handled
rears o. age if she live* till tho 28th of
l/itober. We presume »h ;re it »n »u-1
thcntvfl reeord at the lady'i birlfa u she
M ri*p»rted to bate many descendants
and lobe IK IJ iu high eateeiu. It is uot
Di e.innn in to I tear of individual having
Attained the a (tf of olio hundred, hut in
Marl? every existence thry ara obscure
per»or« of no birth.
WOKIMK DIMINISHING.
It was a rather unusual incident of
MM lute tana of Stoke# criminal ouurt
that wwetii MoteMvd to tho p»ui- j
U-Dtlur) rr raili >ad, may be found
fimu fcadicg (be di ß of 'H c **f|j
ftf wUk-li *• give fl
ib« !i*»l tWi'ul tins istnuuf ih> 1: r.Mif
r«K N'hetl.er we m«U be wa-renttrtj
pi evmaul«*tog wnvkjjpa.« «il£ thrfcS
easea of affray ami two «H» of larceny
an indication Hat tbc number or aoiallelr
crime* is diminishing in the State
ciptntxti Judge Connor, who prrtideu
over tliu late tertuofour Superior Court,
evpiefsed kjiuc time ago, wc are uot
t„«ay We thinV, biVever,
that the late term }f our court »Uowi a
somewhat improved condition over for
mer ouc« Uotli a* t« the abactice of iu
dictuicuts for uiglier crimes abd a dimin
ution of smaller ones. But the ooa»-
p'eiion of tbc onioinal docket o( our
tie it court tuay ftot'WaT' us out in ven
turing te boj c that, thin »e«uiiug diminu
tion of ojiuic in our uiiiist will reuiaiu
'ao. ~ l^-
If the tuitulwr of smaller criates is di
minishing iu any part of llie Mate we
osu ouly Account for it is easier to con
vict parties aeftrWd of Smaller qritoca
like petty larceny anil affray, than it is
to meet tho demands ofjuslioe sgainst
those accused sf higher offences, and
this fear of conviction may beading as
a warning lesion against the commission
of smaller criae«
Briefs of General News
Tuesday, At'OCM' 7, 1888
A terrific wind and rain storm pre
vailed at Cairn, Illinois, or. Sunday,
which did great damage in tho city and
on the river.
(Jen. Sheridan died at Nonqnitt, Mass,
on Sunday flight, of liis eld disease,
heart trouble.
There were prostration* and three fa
tal eases of suustroke id Haltinioro yes-:
erday.
The central section of Missouri wns
visits! by a disastrous atorui yostcrday
mornings, great damaged was done to
crops, and there wrre heavy losses in the
towns.
Alabama elected a iiuveinor and
Siate officers yesterday; the Republicans
made but little opposition all of the
Democratic candidates were elected by
Urge majorities.
Two «cw esses of yellow fever are re
ported at Manatoj, l* la., but no deaths:
twenty possible oasos have been sent to
lhe fulto woods, l'lfnt City reports one
MM.
WKI>. AtTO. 8.
Ihe elections in Alabama for Gov
ernor and members of the Legislature
resulted iu an overwhelming Democrat
ic victory, the Republicans oarryinjf on
ly a few counties.
Tho Senate tariff *ub-couiwilttee is
hard.at work and lis pes to bo able to
complete its work this week.
A railway collision, near Loudon, re
sulted iu the killing of two train hands
and fsur passengers.
Two Memphis boys, while hunting
squirrels, discovered a large rattlesnake
which they attempted to capture ; the
rnsult was that ono of the boys was
bitteu by the veneuion* reptile, from
the effects of which he died iu a short
time,
Gen. Sheridan's funeral wIH take
place in Washington on Saturday next,
and will be conducted according to
the ri-nsl of the Catholic Church—«a
number of noted dignitaries taking
part in the ceremonies.
A now telegraph comppanr, with
principal offic* in Rtehiitond, Va., has
been organized with r capital stock not
to exceed SIS,vHW.OOO ; it will he op
erated under the Gray system. I
THI BSDAT, AI'OCST 9.
| A very alamaiwg repwt comes from
Jaeksonville, Fla , relative to yellow
fever ; two eases were discovered yes
terday, and thero arc several suspic.
ious eases, and there are several suspi
cious eases, and the government sur
geon expresses llie fear that It is the
beginning of the outbreak.
General A. P. Ilovcy, at present
member of Congress, was yesterday
nominated for Governor by the Repub
lican State Convention of Indiana.
A •flash of lightning put out (he
lights in the Exposition building, iu
Cincmatti, Tuesday night, and left tbo
large audience iu total darkness ; a
young New Yorker, wlio was looking in
aGitliuggun at the time thought it
had exploded and was scared utmost to
death.
There was an imtaonae demonstration
in Paris yesterday oo the ooeasioo of
•lie'funeral of a Communist, and some
rioloUH proceeding# oocurred,.whioh was
•becked by a detachiuant ti troops and
the police, ■*
Yesterday, fur \be Br»t time since
the issue of the cirowlar for the pur
chase of there ware no offer. (
front ii> the person of Tbokuaa M.
Haines, ea.-dier of tho At lectio an 4
North t'aroliu Railroad ; he was ar
rested in Chicago yesteiday Then he
was abous to lea?* for Miltaukx®
Yellow fever reports from Florida
continue tot.. ahrm^'thc' S'tiWcf
[Charleston, to be alarming : -he eitfts
of Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
have established a quarantine ugaiust
Jacksonville.
The Senate committee cu otder of
business are takiog steps towards
clearing the calendar of important bus
iness befbte the tariff bill it brought
jo. m . .J
r c « Jam a* fHMtP
The river and harbor appropriation
bill was discussed in a Cabinet meeting
yesterday • the ten day's limit for
i'reaideutial action ou the bill expires
to-morrow.
General Sluridan's remains reached
Washington yestctday afternoon aud
were eonueyed to St. Matthew's Church,
where tbo funeral ceremonies will take
plnco tomorrow.
Fiffcen hundred invitations have been
issued to Uie funernal of (Jen. Sheri
dan, anil no one will be admitted to tho
church without a card of admission.
PATrBPAY, At'O. 11
Charleston is vigorauMj enforcing the
quarantine against fcrei-stricken Flori-
Vtllow fever repot is continue to be
of a m:>st uuiavorable character, ai.d
the Surgeon Ciotieral is adopting tho
most rigorous measures to prorout u
spread fit the disease , tho lioaid of
Health at Jacksonville represents that
the fever is assuming an epidemic form
in that in that plate.
The Chattanooga fire on Thursday
night proved vejy destructive to life and
property : ten 11 en wctc killed by fall
ing walls and four fatally injured, and
the money loss is estimated at $400,-
000.
Mr. Maine reached New Yoik yes
terday on his return from his return
from his European tour., and was on
tluisiasiieally greeted ; he is m excel
lent health, aud claims that the trip has
renewed his youth.
The August report of tho cotton crop
kj. «U» A^riwultafO
shows the freaeral; average to bo 87.8
as against 93.: l catuo time last year.
There was bo special feature in llie
Chicago market yesterday ; wheal wis
active at irregulir prices, com was
dull, and pork products lower.
A negro ou irrigor in Teunesee was
.yesterday taken from the court room by
fifty armed rnon and hanged to tbo bal.
jony at ilio building.
Southern cities gam-rally aro e«al>-
lislunga rigid quarantine ajjainst Jack
sonville and other infected points m
Florida >.
HUN AVO 12.
(ion. Sheridan's funeral took place in
Wellington yesterday, and was con
ducted according to the ritual ot the
Kouian Cuthnlic church: the cervices
were of a simple character, ngteoable to
the wimot of the dead soldter, but tlicv*
was much of pomp in connection with
the attendance and the fur.eral cortege ,
the church and streets wore tilled with
people, who manifested the utmost re
aped, and every thing was conducted
without- the least disturbance, tho re
mains were laid a; rest fn Arlington
Cemetery, where? repose so many of the
ua'iou'* soldier dead.
Tboro was a tremendous rainfall in
Columbus, Ua., Friday afternoon, which
resulted in a peculiar . accident ; a rail
| road train was wrecked by a nix-iuoh
sandbar, and the boiler exploded with
tremendous force, but fortunately only
two persons were slightly ujured;
A singular sailroad accident is also
icpor ed from Denver, revolting in the
killing of MI enpneer and the injury of
a fireman ) 1 ear load of passettper
made a narrow osoape.
A large number of Annreliiat procla
mations have boon seintd in Paris, to.
gether with one thousand revolvers
Which were teoretcd in the Labor Ex.
change.
The riTer and harbor bill baa become
a law without tlw Freakiest'* signature; 1
' thhre are nose iU'iua in tbe bill wbioli |
be oould not approve, bat tbe great bulk !
of tbe work waa M important that he
was unwilling to obstruct it with a
WIS. " |
Two new oases of fever are reported
• from making twelve in
aI; two deatha, with blaok vomit in'
eaoh eaae ; five oases at Maaatoe ; Mar.
1; evexyood)' baa left PalwatUi.
A ear loa4 of refugees from Jaokson.
uilla were aot permitted to stop at
Cnattaboogn and they went north. |
FOR INFANTS Md INVALIDS
rnt physiciams rAromrt.
BABIES CRY FOR IT. •*
im rnm HVHIM MUWUI.
Perfeotlf Nourlahaa a ■»!»» wlt»i
Of wIltMUt trt* addition of ml*.
Thrae Bn«a. »80. 800. ai.OO,
t -Wlr-u ' ' I "rr'
lh*» dix;tor oMered one of the
?>•** *»k*n »
tt'. ah., near It 4k >1 1 oa* thr*»
n-aa IndiircatioD, uid orWtrcd
nod I own run many uiank*
tfif .lt 1 regard Tuur tgud.u
' "" aud mperiQf »o"®T
Ltoetov, kiaoa,
U Indiana Plaw.
RICHARDSON & CO., BURLINGTON, Vr.
JMidence i» a wmmendaMe virtne,
liut il is never teat ia S»«JK beauty as
when a mothet provides with »
bottle of Ur. Klints'«rm|li?«jrrwp for
cases of emcrgenry. For Mile evefy
vherf.
Ttptiold. »■« K»vctn.
Hrxlnl, Ulrllirrla, Hm»U po*. tl»|.
♦ ' £U.
l>arbyw I'ropUjUotio Fluid will de
stroy the infection of al) fevors and all
contagious and lufectious diseases.
Will keen the attupsphcro of any fick-.
room puft' aud wholesome, abiotbiug
ami destroying unhoaltby at® conta
gion. WIH naturalize' any bad smell
whatever, tiot by disguising it, but by
distroyiug it. T?so l)arby» l'rup'.ylue
tic Fluid in every sick room.
Female College.
anrK*sn«RO, i» c
Ttir. SIXTY HEVENTtI SEKsION OK Tilts
prosperous Insiitntion begins on
the 22nd t f M'dvsT,
Pnpcrior advantages offered in all tho
department* of looping u.-ually Uugbt
irt Female Colleges of liiph tirade.
Instruction giver, in Typo-writing and
Stenograph also.
Tonus moderate.
Tor Catalogue ujiply to
T. M. JONES,
I'iesident.
111.- sr . should" be#
repular weakly \isil«r to every family
in this county bitli for the pood ot the
f.tinilias nnd for our owtj sake,' and for
tins one, aiuoi:g i) .lumber of reasons;
wo ara endeavoring to do a cood eervioo
by acquainting Ih* people with the
countyV history ami resource*, thereby
instructing our pcoplo iu what they
ought to know, at. the sumo time
drawing ttie attuut«p Ot individual* from
' abroad wlio may be induced 10 make in
vestments here and introduoe industries
among us. Aud while wo ate working
for tho interest of tlit county, at large,
we feel wc ought to htveiu substantial
support in the way of a liberal subscrip
tion lis'., for as llradford who published
the fiist lublo. iu America under the
colonial government, at Philadelphia,
aid in hia subscription prospeotns
'printing is costly;" and when wc say
"printing is costly" we ara not taking
into aeoount any reiuemeration for tho
preparation of the matter for the paper,
and for eonanetinglbu business.
Wc furnish a paper which lo say tho
least will not in comparison, with
any county paper in (ho State ; indeed
there aro' orignal articles, covering a
vast aud varied range of subjects, regu
larly contributed to this paper which
we consider would do credit to the more
pretentions city dailies of tho State.
Much attention is given in its colums to
matters of more than passing interest to
tho funcer, and the farming interest of
this county alfects every one °f its in
habitants it is as yet paramount to ev
ery other interest in this country. The
very latest geneinl aud state news is
given on the columns sot apart fur that
department; asd its miscellaneous se
lection.' are carefully sifted fruin its sixty
exchange*.
Sample copies sent on application
Send on your money a-, onee aud the!
talk to all your neighbor* atterwardt
ant) try to get them to subscribe.
i- I t
»W. in Mil in CTir pfl»-
mrr «VCT!*TUINF forty lnf«iU>
rocf Lar«>iuS Fuoa, «rj and
tt fit superior to all ether foo4
wlii.-l> has bMB ami duitaa
tho |Mt Us far* that I b»*«
b»ai vldtttur ehr«W«o Tka
Rliun (* CTuwitr. «t» *a»»
rharvo of Uu> laaUtaUoo. Mr
rf Z. r>« Corarr, tl I>,
■L JOAN** FuSnOiin* AIRTUM.
m.O adanuk Oblo. . ..
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After
BIN ■ the ÜbIM qUtM and Favifcn coo/v
W Ijtl I trioA, (he pnbliahare of tho Sciantifi*>
Amvricen oontmue to act M eoltcitora
I— ■ for p*UnU, cavaata, trademark*. oopjr
•■■■■■ right*. ete., for tho Uuited HUUM. U4
to obtain ptuota in Canada. Kugland. Fran c*>.
Germany, ami all oihar oounlrtM. Their eipar*-
•ow U uneqooled Md their eeoillUea are unaor
ta^S^PatetttOffi no
rttiDubV Vo eh3£e for esajnjnatioa of model*
noticed
of e /u in tho world.
The adrantagoe of enoh a notice trorj patentee
svfAsnoH
admitted to W* the beat paper devoted to aoienoe.
reaehaniea. ldVeotlo«a. engineering wrk*. an i
frttoar department* « IndaatrUl program, pnb
liabed la nay coorftry. It eon Rain* the nany of
Oil patentoca and title of every invention patented
each week. Try it four month* for one dollar.
Bold by all newadoalere, _
If you*have an inveetloa to patent writ* to
Co.. jjmblljhew of SoientiUo
* petea* mailed frea, "/*'**
LUMBER WANTED
—IJY THE—
North Carolina
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lIPPIC'i: AN l» 1' Vc rOICY S.UIKSIWOMS
SAI.KX. If. V. WI&HTOJr. S.
KUI.E FOII CI'TTIN'G HARD
•WOOD M'MHEK.
Out lop with squire ends and of even
lenutlig, 12, 11 or 10 feetlotiß Banil lOare
Merchantable. but 11 FKKT I.KNti PUS
Al»l> MOST DESIKAISI.E.
WAI.NI'TAND ttIEIUIY PUEFKUKEI'
Saw nil idtmlicr full tjilckneia, 1 and 2
incite* thick, with square ejgra ami ends.
Ut L.ES FOR KXSPECTIOff.
to notthan A inches wMo with
• not more than I knot, 1 inch In diameter or
f Inelio* bright tap.
Inethit m i linger not up to •olvt* and
not Iww th-iti 3 tnoh** wide, fron from
heart or :ot» admit* of threo 1 inoh
I knot* and »a;>,on me aide.
-Im-liulo any length and w;.!th r.»t goost
cn«Mi|(l» for eo.uni >n. '.*» which not lom thai,
one hull t» ttt for u*u,
P.\ 11> ¥ORLU M lllslt I'KK 100
rttk.7 VHUVKIAT OCtR FACTOUY.
Soied Common. CttlU,
Walnut and cherry *3 00 $2.00 fcl.oo
Vel. jwptar, ash btreh l.*o ! M .73:
maple Jfce 1.34f> 1.00 • .tt
tnfflnc. taken in exchange for Furniture l»y the
WfJjC. Furniture Co. KalemN ('!
C. F. & Y. V. RAILWAY
M&rnrnmmi
COA DBASED SCHEDULE A'O 2
Taking effect 5, a. m., Monday, June, lc, 'BB
TRAINS MOVINCS NOIITII.
• Pais. A Ki'lit A
Mull 1 Ills*.
I.v Dennettsvllle ouo a m 115 p m
Ar Mitxton 7 05 S 10
Lv Maston 7 1 | S 3~>
Ar Kayetieville. r 0 IK) 7 J. r >
Lv Jfayettcvillc, Hi 5 10 Oo a m
Ar Saiifur.t II IB 1 140 pm
r,v Wnnford 1127 2ao
ArUreenslx-ro, iUO pin 1 7-''
LyCrmmnird S 0" 110 13 a in
Ar Mt. Airy.., I 7 15 1 515 pm
Nol Dinner at ireoiialmri>.
TWAINS MUYISt. 6UI i'U.
IW* Fr'ht ft
Mali la.-.
L.l Ml Ai y 5 00 am 11 ISnm
Ar tireouslioro 0 2& ft 40 |>m
I.V tireMiishoro '.... 1003 145 a 111
Ar Hairt'ord IV> p m 200p in
Lv Sanfora 133 Wt»
Ar FayettrtHle.V.too 4 30
Lv >'ayettevlll* 4 It 6 23 » ru
Ar Maxtoa. 913 0 30
Lv Msxuit|.'».o2s j 1015
Ar Uenm«*ville 71" *»»
No 11 tvcaki;iat at Oarftianton.
1 i I'inner at baufunl.
i ;.t .nut Mail Trains run dally ex
cent Xuul.y.
rfrtjld ami Aoeiirtmilatlo'nTrain run* be.
•«ina rue i'vill,' an I Mnniwttavillu o«
Mimda.n. \Vedu >days and Fridays aim be
tae n HaynfeViHe ami t!nhmslioro on
Tii>'Sl.iys. TUiirsttay. ami (taMirdaya, and
fttun Uih'u»lh>i-o n> Fayelri'vllle on Mon
days, Wednesday* and Friday*:fromGrmns
bon- to Mt. Airytou luoidays, Thursdays
and .Saturdays, and from Mt. Airy to Greens
boro on Mondays. Wednesday* and Fridays,
Trains nu Factory Branch mfl dally ex
empt Sunday. ,
t* . K. KYf.K, Unn'l Iw, Agent.
J. W. KK\ , Uon'i MipX
L% ND SALE
TBi late IVter tfcale'i t'ann ft mites north
of Madison, ItoeblnKluun county, will tic
sold at aiMtoii, on the pr.iniscs, July,
1 -tli. It is a line grain and tobacco {arm
havlnj; all iKoesaary buildings tiinlier,* etc.,
(Rxrtalnlns tUO acres, and will Is- offen d as
atriiole, of in tluvc lots eontalniiiß ifxnit
2ffJ'ftfirs narti. Terms i.ne tliird rasli, tbe
iciidm- in equal fiaynients at 6 and 12
woutiis smaufcl l>y Uomi* of p«Pch«H-.
Title 1.1 be toad. wbM |>ind lor. Far fur
tjier J«uli tthu iiH'l) to the underet^n-
J j
Kkv.C. MII.I.EU,
«reensb«ri», N. C.
(or tUe legatees.
/ATCES CLOCKSI
AND .)i:\VEL#V' '
REMEMBER
waul it Watch,
dry of any kind, it' voa w«,i Silver
Ware of any kind, or Spectacle* fof
any age, or if you want a WafcL ar
Clock repa'red, Jcwlry mculcd, or auy«
tiling in that line, the old ataudaid
house of
W. T. VOGLEH
, \\ iiutoo, N. 0 , whfre yon mti
nodated m all tlio abovo
ly *od cheaply.
II Work war.
ranted.
THE WEEKLY NEWS
AND OBSERVER
THE WEEKLY NEWS AND OB
SERVER * long ways tho boat papor
otct published in North Ciroiiua, It is
a credit to tl>e people and to tho State.
I lie people should take a pride in it.
It should be in crery family. It is an
eight p»g« paper, chock full of the be it
sort of reading nutter, news, market
report*, and all that. You oannot afford
to be without it. Price, a year.
Wo will furnish Ihc WEEKLY NEWS
AND OBSERVER until Jattjiary Ist
ISH9, for sl. S„'od for sample copy.
A'dress
NEWS AND OBSERVER CO.,
RALE:GH, N. C
LAND W Aim ANTS WANTED.
According tit tlio late art passed l>y Con
gre«a almost every person drawing ;i Pen
lion is entitle.l to a Land Warrant of 100
acres. I. the underpinned, will pay eitfkly
dollars for every Land Warraut ofone hun
dred and sixty acres, and drslr every per
tonwlin draws a pension auit luu not ol>-
I wined a Land Warrant to communicate
wit 1« me. i„ HTIHTOX,
■ DeerThii!, ( oloradu.
vftK YOU c;or\Q Tq
pain Tl
Before doing so it will pay you to call and
examine our stock and prices.
Our stock is complete consisting of White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Jtiaay Mixed Paints, I amishes, Dryer yc. In snort
all material nc-esxary to do first-class work. Also «
complete assortment of' Paint It rush e.g.
ASIICnAFT
>\'l»wton, - - - TS. C.\
C. K. BENNETT J. A. UttiNKT
WINSTON MARBLE WORKS,
BENNETT BROS..
DKAL.ISHH IN
Marble and Granite Monu meats;
Headstones,
Tablets,
Mantels, lie.,
Opposite Brown's Warehouse, - • Ma in St., WiaitoaNG
Designs and KsUrunU'S KurnlihuJ on Application.
Brown,
llrowner,
Brownest*
High,
Higher, -
Highest.
If you would get the very highest prioo for jour tobaeoo, make ap ;«■ i. r |
when preparing irfor market, to take it tj
Browns Warehouse
Winston, N G
Iler* you will Soil tbo Urgent, best lighted Warehouse in tawa. aaoaf the k»«
auctioneer* in thiq, or any other Stat*, and larger bayara by tka aaare. That
not all, if you would xtay but a few hour*, or over night, you will M aaafcrtabl*
r °oui», plenty of wood, cook stores upon wbieb ta prepare year laa4 |«W wata*
in abundanoo and every thing neooseary to yoar comfort (if yea bare a alas'
conscience,) while 'tba stall* for jour stock are all that yaa eawid wiah lar.» a .
Bring as yoar tobacea : wa will do all in oar power to make yaa aaaafertat •
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Main Stieet, Two Doors lielow Allen'i
Old Stud.
Latest New York styles
Hats Ribbons Bio.
as cheap as can be bought •,
Special inducements to Hi* VOVft-
TRY TRADE.
ORDERS by Mail P m*ptly attended
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