m. m i n " sr. i
: I
:.uvi whh electric
the llEKA!l
i .
j:'." O t ...
w
c are to have tfro
Gaibill give
vc r.i;:-t-
?s hear ot
tit illness of
i 1 .... , . f ri.tvtun Towustur.
bv. J. K. U-weneour.neticeda pr
:r uu-wting t ShiUi Baptist Church
!a" Sunday.
IV.hif g at the Baptist Church Sun
.;iJ uioruiag&ai iugbt by the pastor, Rev.
J. U. Jones.
Oar pressman, Wright Allen, colored,
had the inisibrtane to lose his infant child
Tuesday Mr. Burk.t Brwu, of Bon
feh Townshtp, predated us with a turnip
that weighed nine rounds and uine ounces,
the largest yet heard of.
The G-ldsborv IW'Jm. after a short
nspeu-wu, has resumed publication under
the management of Mr. Joseph A.
Cohidon. Long may i Ii,re
Mr. W. L- Kiley has an ecelVnt fam
ily horse, rockavy and harness nearly
wvr. atid other articles for sale. Head
Vu? advettiseiuent in anotlier column.
There is talk of he establishment of a to
warehouse iu SaiithScld. .Wo liope
tAik will not be all. Let the merchants sec
to it that the warehouso is built.
Then was a r uth uan in town Sau-
Jnt dressed in a variety color. He
w...' rr.n nt. blue cat, brn vet.
ui
, - ueA-tie, w!u:
anibla-k h it.
New Rive Oters. tho Uvt s,.Uli
-n be ikruished to parties wanting thorn
;n three days u ti?e? by Mr J I, -arbor-t-u-fc
atS15U l- r pVoa. S-adia ordvrsat
ituv tir the hi lays.
ir. ld ud nut arrive Friday, a?
wr exneetod, ht-uce there was uo preach
iu town Sauday. He will arriv- here
i m.rtw, aud wtll fivai-h iu the Metho
uii Church uuday uight.
A fiwh supply o! that woederful rem
edy lr. Kings New DL-jvery Dr cou-
uitiptira has just beca received at T. II.
Uoh1 & Co". H yoa suffer from a lung
trv-ubU yuu shca'd uot fail to try if
town authorities should hn.k will
to the til.. walks f our town, as in many
places tho water stands several days to the
annoyance of iWt passenuvrs, espeei d'y at
ut.ht.
y.r. Alvin S-phons.n. an old atsd
nsfi-cricitisenol" Idecsant (VeT-.wn-
slop. ,ckknta.ly Uisctiargeu m.'
vf a shot pin into his leg about the knee, J
H few days ago. wYw-ii caused a iainful
but not serious wound.
The John A. Mi?ekiner hme place,
rituatednear Sc'.ma, sold at auction Satur
day lor $:i.5C0, which was very cheap.
The bondsmen of ex-Sheriff Ilinaantwere
the putxhaicrs. It is oue of the best
farm in the county.
The freight shipments over thebranch
road between here and Goldsboro since it
went into the hands of the W. & W. Rail
ruad CouiiaBy has been heavier than since
it was built. The Agent tells as it pays
the Company handsomely.
Oranges arc plentiful in oar town
mw. The enterprising finn of T. R
Hood k Co has made arrangements to pet
them direct from Florida every two.wevks.
They are retailing them at two and one
half cents each. Give them a call.
Mr. D. II. Grave will close out his
handsome stock of dry goods, boots and
hfs and notions at greatly reduced prices
It is his purpose to go exclusively into the
heavy and faney grocery business, which
line of Uade he will run on an extensive
baaii.
Mr. James N. Barbour, a first class
boot and shoe maker, ot several years ex
perience, will open a boot and shoe estab-
lihneat in Mr. J. C. Bingham s store,
corner of Railroad and Third streets, in
about two weeks. Mr. Barbour's many
patrons in Elevation Township will be
pleated to learn tht3.
As soon as the W. & F. short cut R.
R. L completed U this point the Wilming
ton ( Weldon Railroad authorites will
LuiW a handsome passenger and freight de-
pt, near waere the old depot now stands.
The old one will be toru down. It woald
W more convenient to our eitixens to have
thd depot located nc&rer town.
A ne assortment of I. B. Seeley & Go's
Hard Rubber Trusses and supporters, can
b seen at T. K. Hood k Go's who have
scoured the ag-;ucy for these goods in our
town. They can be used in bathing. Ua
aJTootcd by time, use or climate. Quality
f material, practical construction, high
finish never equaled warranted.
Santa. Clatxs.
Santa claus is oa his way to Smitbfield
with a nice liae of Ladies Misses and chil
dieas Cluaks; Newmarkets and Circulars
hare already arrived at
M. SurHocv&ld A Go.
ark yray. ' - C ; -- j
-Tre rise m the river has cauacd'tho
fork n tho raihwi bridge across
V!- .V'Kte . Stop, , . i "V
We tare a conimuaiciUou . from Mr J
V rena, of Wsrrefitou It will ap-
a raelius Corai, cobred lad, was
t
rroted We ueiry niht for-tcaltc aa
0Tcm)at, he property of Thomas Dona.
Mosss 1 K Hood !t Vo has a beautiful
liae of Christmas goods. Call alius drug
store on third eireet and examine thetu.
The atr!tt lamps re bvisg pat up,
a:vl iustead of peticstuaBsin our town hav
lUjr tojiropo their way it darkucss, thuuks
to cmr ofileicut wmmisikiuuers, our jaih
way is to be lighted tj. . f
married. .
Mr. F.J. S. AlHillone of oar promising
youujr attcrneys and Miss Ircna Page, of
FayeUoviiIe, wilI beuaiicd ia marriage in
the hirtoric town of FayettcviBe to day.
Mr. Walter Fuller acted as tbcst iuan.,s
We extend oar coni-atulatioca to the
youcg couple, aud with them a long, happy
life. "
t?uraltttr. .
20 Bedsteads aud ni:ittrescs,SG0 chairs
and rockers, o0 Beauroa ix and washstands,
oftered for the holidays at greatly reduced
prices at
M. SummorScld & Co.
4 II gt Cor3ploiint.
The Winston 5r nftW says of Pr. Pool,
tho new Methodist proacher for this cir
cuit : s ,
" Pr. Solomcu Pol is the recipient of
a purse of $100 temlfrei him before his
departure for his new eld of labor by the
citirens of Wtr.ston, by whom he is held In
the highest esteem. He preached a fare
well sermon in Browu'a Hall hist Sunday.
The J)r. hss j-iaed tho iM. E. Corercncs
and has hecn ajpoiatel to the Smithfield
circuit, iu the Kahigh district. Winston
l-vses a gtfedcitix-n antl Smilhfitld g:insan
eloquent Red earnest mioLster."
m'oasip: .'(leu.
If you wish to look pretty .when you
call n y ur sweetheart ia christcias day
Le sure to gtt une ol th e?e fine Dress suits
at M. SuraraorScid & Co.
rtoneficctidii legended.
The "follow iog resolution was passed at
life last uieetirg of theBard of County
Coaimissioncrs.
uHesolrtJ, that tho puMieation of the
annual stcmeiit for the county of John
son in theiClavton'iJiitf was not intended
ao are3ecru n oa the iriaithfield XIeuaLB."
Tlien after making arrangements with
us to do the county printing, then why
was tho contract violated, We understand
the county Commissioners are not to be
bNuied ? IvditorJ II erat.i.)
... i. m mm r' '
For Xnsas Trait.
1. A fresh vapply of mince m?at, tran-
berncs, etc.ttc, at Williamson & Blake's.
2. Just received a new lot of macaroni
and Tarbells cheese.
3- Best Pecnsylvauia Buck wheat floor
at Williamson &. Blake's.
CI. thing for the Holidays at reduced
prices at
31. Sarcasernekl v Uo.
Raided
Last'-week" a forco of revenne officers.
sent out by Col . Y l rboro rgli, raided an
illicit distillery in the corner of Harnett and
Wake counties; destnyeJ .uow gauonsor
. ... . r i
beer and 60 gallons f singling. J.ae stui
. ant . m
deputies licit and Temple was seat out
. . i
to gtt up evidence ana Jouna tne aistu ery
was being repaired and a new lot of beer
made with a fresh lit of malt. l hey again
destroyed the beer nd malt aad fired the
Itouse. Deputy licit says he found at the
distillery thj finest lot of blockade hogs he
has seen since the rr.
krunhcr lot of trnnka last roceived at
Beaty & rdorgan's. TruaKa all sises and
, - -
Qnetivns.
Ur. Editor-.
What is the proper name of the plant
commonly called M ay pop?
What are Sun flower seed worth. Will
It not t)8V DCiier V mans uirni, m" w
, .. . i .1 .
make cotton or toUcco?
Do Frocs drink water?
We would be df d for some one to an
swrr these Questions ia the next issue of
i i
the II EitAI.D"
L. A.F.
A F . A M.
At the regular monthly meeting of Fel
lowship Lodge A. F. &. A. VM., last Sat o r-!
dayj the following officers were olecUd to
serve the ensuing year.
W. M. T R Youngllood.
S. W. Elias Rose,
J. W. C S Powell.
Treas, D W Fuller.
See. T. S. Thain. -
At Auction.
Messrs. Seth Woodall & Co., will sell
A.t tbeir stark of ?oods at Wehatct. ia
T..t;,. Tnshin at auction Decemhc
21st and 22ad.acd at Smithfield December
oqj A oih A onod chance to bay
" , -
Mr. N. -0-. MvaW aSlfStfT iSffcr
hci?, tsopt ."fjttly' M!i!, in
Wake county, the first of the week.
Mr. George A. Minor, the deter trav
eling biloiiiian or tle Messrs ItyUnd &
Ice Binsii hon.erl?ehiaond, Vpaid cs
a rlcusant visit Wednesdays i?;
W A V
' etght was in
Hcv. G. B. Perry is ia town. IIcTjves
for kis new field Friday ' . V-
Miss HolUnd who has for the past
few days besn on a visit to Afrs. J. W.
Talton, left for her home ia Wayne Tues
day. .
cSirtstmau TrecK.
Tle Methodist Sunday iSchool will have
its Christmas tree Christ aias-eve night.
AH of the uccstisarv arr:ininaiits hnvo
been made, and a rloasant time may bo
aatieipated. The Baptist Sunday School
will have theirs L'hrisimas night, and it too,
promises to afford much pleasure to the
scolars. Rov. J. R. Jones and Messrs.
Johu Ives and C. R. Guy is the committee
to buy the presents.
Married.
At the rostd a e of Mr. Toomas Coats,
iu Pleasaut Grove Township, Dee 9th by
Elder J. AT. Jones officiating, Mr Al&ort
Steveus and Miss PattUsCoata were united
in mrriage. Tae IIekau) extend coa
giatu!at.ous and wishthw newly wedded
couple much r.appoicss in their wedded
estate.
A Good Worker.
gmirhfield, X. C.,Doc.l4lh 1SS5.
'Mr. EJiior:
Allow me space in your columns to re
turn my sincere thanks to M iss Lillis Ben
ton, one of the committee to solicit contri
butions for the Orphan Asylum for the neat
little sum of 4.50 andonc pair of shoes,
turu-d over to me oa the 12th of Decem
ber. Liliie is a good worker and has done
the work assigned her well, and I hope she
will meet with generous hearts while she
continues in this field of labor.
Mr. Editor, I will again ask space ia you
columns when I hear from the other mem
bers of the committee. Wo havo aa ex
culeut commit tee. and as it is for a noble
and glorious object, I hope they will meet
with a gcurouse respoase.
Roepcetfully,
J. W. Talton,
Ch'iu Committee.
PubCc Debate.
December 25th, at the Poplar Spring
School House, the P. S. L. Society will
give a public debate. The query is ;
"Which has the greater influence on hu
man couduct the hope of reward or fbar ot
punishment?"
AErmiative J. M. Surles and N. T.
Ryals.
Negative n. C. Morgs and J. V.
Morin.
Firt Declaim sr J. II. Rose.
Sxnl Declaicier W. R. Strickland.
First Reader B. Broughlon.
iS'eeond Reader L. R. Tdurray.
Orator John M. Morgan.
Exercises will commence promptly
at 9 a. m.
The public generally invited.
JuitN M. Morgan, See'y.
C0U1TTT CCXHISSI02T1BS.
Board met according to adjournment,
of ue Commissioners being present.
jolirnal previous meeting read and
aprroved.
0q motiotli p, j. C. Pupree was daly
Cliairman for the ensuing year.
R - jjTlllccfrji Register of Deeds,
filed his ofas.ial bond ia the sum of $5,000
wit A. Mans and N. G. Gulley as sure
ties.
Iu R. Waddeil, Clerk of the Superior
Court, filed his ofSrial bond in the sum of
I and D. W. Adams as sureties.
S. K. Morgan, vuntj xreas.rer, maa
I . n m ft 1
I Lis county ooaa in me sura oi o,vfwv
with D. W. Adams, D. H. Graves, C.
1 Radford and J. A. Morgan . as sureties;
also his school boad ia the sum of $19,500
J with D. W. Adams, Iredell Godwin aad
I D. H. Graves as sureties.
I Romelous Lambert, Comity surveyor
l fi..i m,: .Ktm.i ftrtmi in mo mini or is I imiii
i uivu iwutuu - - j -
with Aldridge McGee and J. T. Whiten
Urn as sureties.
- l Ordered that tho official reports ef R.
D. Lunceford, Register of Deeds, b. R
Morgan, County Treasurer, L. R. Waddeil,
Clerk of theSaperior Court, Jevse T. El
lington, Sheriff, be reseived, approved and
registered as required by la m.
Jesse T. Ellington, Sheriff, filed his of
ficial bond in the sum of $5,000 with W.
A. Smith and J. F. Ellington as sureties ;
also his State bond for the collection of
State taxes for 1886 in the sum of $20,
200 with W. N. Benton, D. H. Graves
and G. L. Jones as sureties ; also his coun
ty and school bond for the collection of
coaaty and school taxes in the sura of
$43,000 with J. T. Ellington aad A
Home as sweties.
Ordered that the report of the eommit-
tee to settle with S. R. Morgan, County
Treasurer, be received, approved and reg-
I istered.
f W. 'Kaea, ConrtaMe of Inam'a
f 50(Vtth Gldcoit Eeea aad B.' W- Adaajs j
as't-tiretiey. : v '--'-V.r TT;;
Ordered that the 'magistrates of the
county and th'eoasubles that have not
filed their official reports and boads be al
lowed uU the 1st Monday iai January,
18S6, to do so. ;; j
The following accounts were allowed u.,
W. J. Smith, 510 for removing rafts
from Hiotoa bridge. . -; '
I. V.T. Grictj, be paid 14.50 for repair
in lha bridsre alros3 Swift Creek near "ST."
II. Culloms, (deceased.)
J 11. Beyttf, SI 82,00 tor rcpeairing
bridge acrtss B. P. Williamson's pond.
W. N. Benton, $11 as janitor of court
house.
W. N". Bcntcn, $6 for three days ss fi
nance commit tee. . - ' '-
L. R. Waddeil, Clork ' Supc.lcr court,
U TO for stationery for office.
R. P. Lunceford 5-. ior suuary
serv?ea3 t c!rk of Board.
Ashley Wallace, TO 85 for boferdiag
paupers at poor house.
Jehu R. Wedding, 12 50 foi publish
ing itemize statement.
Ed D. Ford, firboordiag prisoners
iu jai
oji0 9 20 for three days as
commissioner, milage and 24 miles and
one day as building committee. -
Jesse Hinaant, 21 00 for. . six days as
county commissioner milageJj&O miles:
J. II. Toudin:am, 9 60 for six days as
county com mission sr, inilaj 32 miles and
one day at poor house.
J. T. Ellington 6 60 serving notice on
Win.. n innant and boadamea. "
J. H. Abell, 100 00 for extra service
as eoanty attorney ia case 3. R. Morgaa,
County TreasuRer, vs. m. Ilinaant,
ShcriiT, Seth Wocdail and other bonds
men. " , '.
Ordered that the bondsmen of Win.
Hinnant, Sheriff and tax collector for
be and are hereby allowed antil the first
Monday in January, 1SS6, to pay the full
amount f the judgment rendered at
Spriog term51834, against Wm. Hinnant
and bondsmen.
Munroe Stroud, W. J. Baker, W. B.
Johnson, Neslus Whitley, Neater Crock,
Thomas Faison, J. J. Jackson, Dempsey
Batson, J. E.Eason, Jerry Hartley, Hen
ry Ciay, rcleived from paying pod tax for
1S85.
Ordered that the following persons be
relieved from double tax for the year of
1SS5, on pcyraent of single tax:
W. A. Sanders, 145 acres vaiueuj at
t. ifil ov.lnpd at
ituu.
8 15; S. II, Whitaker, 3G acres valued at
3 CO; F. II. Busbec, Q. L. Johnson, In-
?is.na looh
Ordered that Gideon Allen be relieved
from paving tax on fifty dollars worth of
lnnd f.kr 1S35.
Ordered that Iscral Stephenson be and
is hJreby appointed as constable ot Pleas-
ant Grove Township, in tne pwee oi xay-
mon Eauis who rclused to renewhis of-
fiti-d bond.
Ordered that P. H. C. Dupree, W. N.
i a
Benton, Fiuanc? committee aaa A. ju.
Noble be and are hereby appointed a com
mittee to examine all the old county or
ders and other old papers ia the office ot
the register c-f deeds and burn such as are
not w orth anything to the county.
The following Justice of Peace filed
their official reports:
J. H. Cauady, Robert Sanders, A. M.
Noble, Thomas T. Thain, B. R. Hinnant,
John Sanders, II. B. Tarner, CasWtll
Zangdon.
Concluded next week.
Srlma Items.
Pecember 9th, 18S5.
Mr. John A. MUhener, a former citizen
of Selma,returaad fc his Florida home last
Thursday, carrving with him Miss Annie
Waddeil. one of our most popular young
ladies, who goes topend tho winter with
her sister in UuKitilla. Some of our young
folks look decidedly blue .since her depart
ure. We see ia the last Herau that a Roller
Skating Club has been organixed ia "Smith
field. Good lack and a long life to the or
ganization. Skating is quite a favorite a-
ruusenient here, though we are debarred
from its enjoyment at present for want of a
floor. Some Friday night we ht pe to go
over and visit your rink.
Work has been begaa on the new store
which Mr. T. T. Oliver, of Pine Level, is
putting up near the 6ite of the new depot.
We hear that he intends making Selma his
future home. If the repartis true, he may
feci sure of a hearty welcome. -
Mr. J. II. Parker is making prepara
tions to build alitery stable, which will be
quite convenience to citizens and drummers
like.
Rev. Mr. Brooks, of Wilson, who hap
pened to stop over in Sclma oa hi3 way
home trom coaiereace, , preached last
Thursday night in the Methodist church
Lois.
The cradle in which President Clevelaad
was rocked has been foond ia Tennessee.
It was made by his father when living near
Batavia, O., was sold to a seller who went
to Pulaski, Tenn., aad when the place wrs
sacked daring the war it was pitched into
a creek. It has just been found and the
President has written a letter asking' for a
photograph of it. This is the latest and
most ingenious yarn of the knaves, who
sell stories to gsllible newspapers. !
inocratii. Vihjroitlee "of lrchmflnd
YiKaia, rais "Redded 'fuyt to have any de-
mori.strat.ion on the oucanon of his inaugv
ration as Governor ofr Virginia Jan a-
ary 1. - ; ' . .
Tle long-lost sixth iano-fort- concerto ,
jBtKthoTen KaV bean' - discovered ia a f v
Carinli&aC village by" Friedlandr " ; while
seatcb for SchabsrtVwork8. The man
useript 0'almt at completely finished,' aud is
aateil805. ! I ' V:
Got toil Market.
Reported "bv JET. 'Graves
Good Mipdhng.
Middling
Striut Low Middling
liow Middling,...;.....;....
.....S
THE JUNK HMKET.
CCItRSCTED BY 1 .
,T. O. IBillfrliaUT, a dry anJ
green hiden, aal all ki ad of skin a and furs,
rags aid country preduco
AND
Th bargain house for low prices ia sujear,
Coa'ee.SnutT.Tobacco, Meat, Meal and
Hour, etc.. ec. t'-np. Kail Road
and Thirtl Streets Siuitli
ficld, N. CDeccm-
ber9th.l8S5.
iflDKS, diy flints good,
Hides, dry salt good,
Hides, green eslt go;d,
heT skins dry wocled
Hi
25 a 50
Shep skins green wooled,
Goat ski as preen aad dry (good) 25 a 4!)
FURS' nink. gol,
iiO a 5
Iir3, Raccoon good, ;
Furs fox, god,
, Furs, imiFt rat good,
RAGS, nice mixed,
l'eiwax jood,
The above are cash prices.
a 40
30 a 50
02 a 05
la IV
,2d
IS a 20
NOTICE ! The undersigned having quaiitied
aa Administrators on tha c?tete l N It
Godwin, deceased, will 8ell at public auction,
at thelato residence of said docaased, on the
j'w.. A-. f io.-aniXAi- 1 Rft.'i the ucraoiial
property fsaid deceased, consisting of the
following arthles, vl.- Household J J-
aa iuiuitav f '
two mules, fat and steck hogs, 6 head of cattle,
sheep one lot of seed cotton, corn, fodder, po
t&toeVand other articles uanecessary to men
tion. TenaB made kno-.vn on day of Bale. "
N. B. All ptrions indnbted to t!ie estate cf
said deceased are hereby notified to make im
mediate payment, and ail persom. having any
c'aims aeainst sjtid estace will exhibit tliem
U ua oa or before the 10th day of December,
1$S3. 'Ihia, the ttth day of December, 1885.
V ' -B R?Godwis, 1 lAdm-
J W Gonwis,
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
One horse, in fine condition, (excelltnt
ior iamuy us.;, oUC ,VuacV
. ..u... , , -
gooa conaiuon, uuggy.
in goou conaitioo, iiy, """i
wawn and harness, saddle and bridle, all
harness, saddle and bridle, ai
hicjh can be bought? then p for cash
Appply at once to
W. L. RILEY,
Smitbfieid. N. C.
29 lm.
9S9.000 bushels cotton sced,tor which
I will pay 16 eents per bushel delivered at
my store in SmithScld.
Kerrey ArTIi
ULAR.
PEWiSrurtrfri."
- NCVF.rt
obTor op. c Eft.
e) AS w.o rct -ri
30 UNION SQUARE MEW YORK.
&Me0
ILL.
MAS.
FT R SALE DY
CA.
-AYJT'ft io Uoraa Sarik-ArTS'?-r
Portable K-giue has ut JO000 ft. f
Pino Hoard in 10 bow, bariuog alab ixotm. U9
M in eight foot Imgtha.
Our 10 Hbre We Gwsrantisfi 4 fttrnfeh
lo MW g,acr fot of jsamiooa w ,
nM. W W & Mill JE.LiH
to farnlU a horse -power oa
leeu fuel and water tliaa
ny otfeer EusHna nt Coa
wth an AHUsotlc Cut-On.
If yv mat i. Btattonary oz
porUtila Eagisa, Boiler, Or
cuter Saw UiU. Shafting or
pnliioa, Kber cart or Meddrt'
fstsnt Wroragiit iron PH.
end for or taastmted Cnte
for informaUoa ul Tii-s
arw'. PATKE & SONi Ooraii. K. X- Sx8f
mrrrurm & CO.. of ti ScTEPrrric Axroc KV.vm-
t.nt mm SoUdt ra fr itei , oiTCnu. xra
Mirk. OoiMrrtebts, for tho SJtca Bttitej,
ln.he 8riVTt-ic AMKBlOA.v. tho laFgejt, Lest, nt
Vi01. Tl1" i-i, ' r. . 1 th-h and int"ftath in-
city v Syiftoct
ww Iff nw
it. b a V
NEW DRUG STORE,
Third Street, Next Door to Williamson & Blako.
Smil&flelf JoHiistbtf "dowity; 1J. 0.5
My Store is Headquarters for S ANTA
' -' : . . . :
,Jl ' -' , .
- Best Felcctioa of Christvias Presents ever seen ia Smithfield. Call and cxaraiaor
them. From oae dollar up to teu dollars in price. Sunday Schools anticipating having
CHRISTMAS TREES,
should not fail to see us before purchasing. We will make it their interest to do po.
FRESH DRUGS daily arriving. Call early and'makeyourseleotion. before the
stock is picked over.
rr my
And a great many have aot yet bought their snpply of Wiater Goods. People eay that
MONEY IS' SCAgCE
AND
Times are Hard.r -
Everybody seeai? to want money to go just as far as possible. 'and far the bog
efit of oar customer we have mada
MWEEPfflu-EEDDGTION
la the Prices of some goods. We iavite everyboby tp ealland find oat foar
Price. We mean business when we say We are' going.to offersm
SGENUINEiBAIiGAINTS
during tho month of December. .
Gois Bite Millie Saysis Tra
YOURJFRIENDS,
Dealers in Dry;Goct!s,NotionsBoots andQShoes, Hals and Clothiug,
SMITHFIELD, N. O.
II OLD RELIABLE Al LARGEST HUH)
and
Organ Warehouse in the South.
RYLAND &LEE . RICHMOND; VITGINIA.
want Write' to
All.Iil Ml
Ryland&Lee, 9 IS Main Street,
RiliBaoncl, Vlrsfinia
GEORGE I MINOR,
we are now receiving by every freight
in every liae, and by the next issue
this volama I will tell you what I have
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CLAU3
ALL TUB BEST MASSS OP PIA1T03
AND
Organs, at the lowest
Factory Vices. Cash or Installments. Pav
ties in Johnston county contemplating ti$
purchase of a PIANO OR ORGAN wrll fh
a-. a.l in
it to tneir interest to correspona witn us ucio&i
. fcYing orders. No matter what instrument ys.j
us and
tell S
of this paper my stock will bi edtaplete, atsd J
and what I eaa do for you'
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RespectfallVj.
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