WYATT
DEALERS IN
HEAVY GROCERIES
OF ALL
FIELD SEEDS SUGARCANE or sorghum seed.
EARLY AMBER AND EARLY :
ORANGE
VARIETIES ARE MOST SUITABLE
HERE'S OUR HAND JSD
WE MAKE YOU WELCOME,
to- -Of
ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR IEST
EVAPRATORS AND MILLS
MADE. SECURE A TLANT AND MAKE YOUR OWN MOLASSE,
OR SYRUP.
to
SEED IRISH POTATOES.
CAB LOAD JUST BEING RECEIVED, EvllLY ROSE, FEERLESS.
BEAUTY OF HEBRON AND BURBANKS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Main Street,
DURHAM, N C.
Bedford City Land
andlmprovement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, $1, 000,000
Ill
This company owns and controls 600 acre of land situated in the westerr
portion of the town, which ij tie cues'. avsiii!U part of the citj for rcrt.
de&cee and manufactories.
ADYANTAGES OF THIS
It lies on the Noifolk and Western Railna 1. and on tie surveyed route
f the Pittsburg and Atlanta Railroad, which will be one of the greatest
trunk lines ia the United State. It Is at the pate of the pr st Southwest
and situated at the foot of the Teaks of Cter Mountain, au l f om which il
gets iu unlimited supply of
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACTORIES : liorry IJroi. Plug Tolwco.
This U the best equfoped factor? in tie State, and it output Ihe largest
lathe Sixth district (which include Ljncfioor and Lhnrille.) Bowling,
Wright A Co., Smoking Tobaco at the lr;rt manufacturer in thtir
llM ia this district. The LiUnly Woolen Mai.ufuclurn? Company. The
lest equipped woolen tuilh in ti State of Virginia, working principally on
government conUacU. Profit 1 r n uvr., tin in 1 M fll,(X0 (-ee re
port of director!.) Besides tbi. t':crc arc eleven other t ita or.wu lathe
I7w doltg a large and profit be Wiiic, ro tam fburinjc mill, four
Cigar factories, two planing nv11, one- f un Iry aad plow works, and one hot
factor.
MANUFACTORIES PROJECTED:
Brotaioa Steel and Iron Mar.uJjcturijii? Company, capital stock f.VW.OOO
Broom factory, espial 110,000; tuactinry orUrei, at.d will lie in orrthn
at an early day. Jc fctory, capital $IV(M; machinery ordered, Fund
tore factory, Carriage and Wagon Wf,rl. Mattress factory. !. W. Cof
fee Machine Company, capital $1,000,000. Tli company own one of lie
Boost valuable patents ia conn-ction w.th tuo manufacture of tobacco In th
werld, and will aoon erect building to manufacture these machine, giving
aaploymeat to two hundred hatidi. Tbi a'one will make ibis a threat city.
The. stock books of the company arc open; a limited amount oi the stock
Cffsred at lit cent on the dollar.
This is a good inrestment ; e tfe and sure.
For further Information, address
On and After June the 3rd We
Loisror bale
JAMES JUL BERRY,
PRESIDENT,
BEDFORD CITY, VIRGINIA.
BROS
AM FEED STUFES
KINDS .
FOR OUR CLIMATE AND f.OIL
ot
Win Offer A Limited Number of
SOBER .frSON
LELEBRATED
TOBACCO
GUANO
MAKES THF
BRIGHTEST
AND FINEST
OFFERED ON
THE MARKETS.
It Challenges ths
Word to bEatlt.
IT HAo STOOD
TH E TEST FOR
FOR SALE IN
DURHAM, BY
FARTHING & DUKE.
Tdbaccft
Years
Flour, Meal and Mill-Feed-.
THE HAXALLcRENHAW COMPANY
IIAXALL MILLS.)
RICHMOND - - - VIRGINIA.
MANUFATURE AND KEEP FOR SALE
UTRD ISLAND" Roller Paten Family, "CLARA" Family, and ,Low
Grades for Famil and Domestic use. And , , , ,
HAIALLCRENSHA lr & CLAKK A BRAND
FOR FORF GN SHIPMENT.
o
Also (Water groum', Bolted) Corn"'
Dustings ana sweepings.
Inquiries cheerfully and promptly answered.
Office and Mills. Foot of 12th Street
TELEPHONE 75.
THE
MODERN TOBACCO BARN! .
The: Iilodern Tobacco Barn CO., of
High Point. N. C- are prepared to furnish the ony
stick yet devised, that" will distribure Tobacco leaves in a
curing barn in iueh a manner that each leaf can get the
same amount of heat and air on every aide at the same time
and injures a uniform enre, the Meclianic has done the
distribution, the Operatrr has little to do with it nor can
he crowd the Tobacco Ham if he tries
There are now oe 'nil'ioa Sticks ia me iu thne itaUs, 200 thoKsun'1
12 f.ct .Sticks ia the c Him. on log I am on tier lt, they lav?g vtn (n
tiro aslisfactiot M a thou.nd testimoui lis will show and hundred will
testify thst the ue of the Sticks one season has doubled the value .( i!,cir
crop. The Stick! and DitkrM together furnish the Farmet wi:b the moat
' - t i
complete outfit yet devised to s its all the leaves grown in his, ileitis snd
making ilem tnarktalle at thhijhet figures.
TLa MODERN l!AUN co.oplde h the best rIaa ia the world to tore and
handle Tobacco in, the ncs lest thing is the MODERN BARN 81ICK8
on tier poles la the log b ra.
Libera! Jisc-unu given to Farmers' Cuts and the F.imer' Alliance ia
Virginia, North and Soulb Carolina.
,-
Cirreif.ond(fiet 8olioi!eiL2 AdirfH,
80n..ODEWBttVC).JlhJlf lviNrrf u
fao it
FARTHING & DUKE.
WHOLESALE
Dealers in
rroceries,DryGoofls.
Notions, Clothing, etc
We carry in stock everything you
can fiud in any general store.
"We carry large stocks of
W.L. DOUGLASS
Shoes, Satter &
Lewis & Co.'s
Shoes.
OLD HICKORY
nd Piedmont "Wag
ons and Road Carts
Ober's Fertilizer The Na
tional and Durham Bull Fer
tilizers. The most goods for the least money
FARTHING J DUKE.
DURHAM, V.'C.
Meal, Bran, Brown-stuff, Shiptuff
V
FREE HOMES
IN THE GREAT WEST
A REMARKABLE OFFEB
, It HAD IT. "
, A kronj. Colorado, lias pioably
within the past three years experienc
el the moat rapid as well as the most
healthy growth of any city jn (he
west. It is surrounded by a country
unuppasaed by any on earth for the
tichness and fertility of its soil and
the beauties of ita climate. Any, an I
everything that can be raised in
Iowa, Illinois, Iudiana or Ohio em
here be grown iu the greatest profu
sion. Wheat grown in tho near vi
c nity of Akron, took a diploma for
being tLo best grain of tho kind ex.
hibitcd at the Nebraska State fair,
held at Lincoln, in September, 1889.
And all crops grown in this latitude
cau bo ralFe.1 here as successfully as
anywhere on earth.
. 00VER5MENT LAND.
, There are vet thou Bauds of acres of
government land vacmt, which cu
betaten undei the homestead, pre
enirtiou and timber culture ; act,
which a person can have for the tak
ing. A. bountiful government will
make you iadependeoi it a few year
if you will but act now. The sur
face of the country ia nearly a per
feet level, but still sloping' enough
to afford good drainage. No breaks
or draws such aa rata or deLcj so
many western farms. No protracted
struggle with rocks. Your first glance
at the country would remind you of
one vast meadow, only waiting the
plow of the husbandman to trans
form it into an Eden oi beauty and
productiveness.
The citizens' advertising commitUe
of Akron have placed in the hauls
of the West Side Improvement Com
pany, one thousand eity lots that are
to be given away for advertising
purposes, and any person who wiil
aid them in advertising their advan
tages can have one of these lots fkex
or charge by directing a communi
cation to J. FaEusDkicu, Sec'y at
Akron, Colorado, and sending him
the names of tec people who are in
terested in the west, and liable to be
looking for a western location and
sending four cents ia stamps for re
turn ot deed, lheae iota are now
worth fom foO to 1 125, and wilt,
in the course of a year, u the pre
dictions of knowing ones prove tt ue,
be worth four Umes what is bow ak
ed for them. It is an opptrtubity
never be lore onered to secure an
Absolute title to a piece of pro
perty in an enterprising tnd grow
ing western cty.
The lots referred to are UUi
feet in sue and all the streets upon
which they abut are CO and ISO fett
wide. They are id what ia known
as "Glen wood," an Akron, Colorado.
suburb, and the citizens' committee
through Mr. Faehndricb. its Ktc'i,
guarantees them to be smooth, level
and upon a lightly elevation, over
lookino; the town of Akron. The
title ia also guaranteed to be ABso
LCTELT PEBTECT
Akron contains a set of huifless
men who are aliye to her advantages
as well as bet interests, sod this tea
30 000 is being expended by them
to iadu?e people looking for a west
ern ca ion to settle auiongt them
I bet want and are ce trmined to
have 50,000 people in ihi city by
T.'iey wa.t lWvri in their Coal
mines, they want cipittluts V d
velupe the.r si.ver and g -Id mines.
Akron u to day the largsn and
most pr'speious city iu the state
east vi Dtotcr. It u a dirision ata
uon oi the u & M. K'y and is tLe
wutbern terminus of the Akrjn &
Holy.le R'y, which will, in all pro
babiiity, be built to Colorado Springs
in the near future. Akron is ia the
line of the North testers B. It. build
mg into Denver, and it is sure to
catch it, and the Beaver Valley
lrt.ca of the B. A U. will also be
bui.t to Akron. The B 411. shops
ate there and material is sow on the
ground to greatly eulsrgo them.
The railroad employ 2't0 men at that
poir.t now. Tne cily is and will be
the railroad center of that portion
of the state. The population is Bow
oeerly two '.buusand and by Januarv
fi i t next, they believe it will te 6,"-
W. A Uuited Ststes land office
wa recently located at that point
which means much to that city. It
ill bring every stiller upon the
public domain in that section o that
city. It will be, and is, head quarters
t r land secke.a for that entire por
tion of the state.
COLORADO EXttmstOXS. , ?
On May 20th, and ia Jane ex
cothioiis will bo run from all poiou
of the eaut and south to Akron. The
rate will be one fare for the round
trip, over tha ChlcaAt. IL-Kh f .t.n.i
& i'acifie front Chicago and ioteime-
oiavj ponie, and over tha Miatouri
Pacific from St. Louis and the South,
to Orn ibt. Nebraska. Vmm rim.i,.
Uke the H. A M. it. K. t, Akron.
the above offer of a free lot ap
p!its onlr to those who will.
June 20 aid them in a ri ax.nit.t.
way, in making these txjursiont a
succees.
fia toiOEo oict nrA1?
Passed It Willi Fear nndTremb
. ling;..
Cleveland Plain Dcale;
The Tariff and the Silver bill were
both paestd by the Houm nnder
caucus domination and gag rules,
with the hope on the part of many
Rcpublicaas voting for both measures
thai they will bo r jerted by the Sea-aieo-so
clist.ged as to lose their
princip.l cbatacteristica. the sus
picion that their boe may be dis
appointed would thiow them Ir.toan
egooy of fe tr as t the act'on of their
cou-tituents wteu t!ie qu.tion of
continuance in their seats cotnes up.
Jiattle With' Moonshiners
LGree;b,ro North Stale
A regular battle occurred Monday
morning b tw en a party of revenue
officeis and a number of illicit dis-.
tillers in Stokes county, near the
Virgiuia line, in the neighborhood
will known 1 1 Uncle Ssm's men, and
called b them the Smith settlement.
The officers, six or seven in num
ber, had been on a raid and had des
troyed eight stills and poured out
thousands of gallons of beer, and
were ou their r. turn to Gteeosboro
whtn they met an old mm who told
them that he was a. friend to them
aod hoped they would be able to
break up the bukiness. He knew
where there was a still, he said, and
gave them explicit directions to find
it. lie refused to accompany them
because be s id they wo dd kill him
if be were sutcled oi furnLhing
information. Pie officers followed
the road point d out by the old hypo
crite for a tbt'tt dUtince when tLey
eame to a thick body of woods. Not
finding things as described by their
l itnd" they grew suspicious, and
their su- pichns were soon confirmed.
Tbey had been caught in the trap
so sdioiily rt for them.
: It appears that the moonshiners
had boev stationed in the woods and
the old man derailed to decoy the
revenue teen in the place desired.
No sooner were tbey well into the
woo Is then the blocksders opened fire
on them, the first volley wounding
Mr. Eugene Murrows h jrse i the
bead. The officers returned the fire
andabo it 70 shots were exchanged.
Sbuble If urruw received a shot ia tha
leg, and hisborso was slightly wound
ed. The officers reached here Tuesday
and report that the blockaders all
escaped, but they thi,.k two of them
were badly wconded.
. . .,.
MASON & HAMLIN
Orcan and Piano Co.
Itowton, New York, lliicago
OltUAN.
$m mk; b aa III tmf
! at inn - -
MASON &
HAM IN,
PIANO.
fTb Mms S HaaiHa -SlrtDf
l-t. If tMlW uJ mmtti
w ad la laa Mjww aat
mum pwm nciaavair.
it US m Si' aft Sbk ata
M l(lr ial at
Uatf is aUii4 ! Um clMfftcl
lllNtlsstlMUUMIIIi
f'niaaaliatw ftit a laet as) tbm
3..',o, ik 0,7N, t0, and up
Orgttni awl Vawos tnlil for Chh,
uy I'aymtht, and tLnltd. Cola
gnifrtt.
Nothing Succeeds
LIKii SUCCESS.
The reason RA
DAM'S MICROBE
KILLER is the most
woudeiful medicine,
is because it Las nev
er failed in any in
rtaoce, n- matter
what the disease,
from LEPROSY to
the simplest disease knows to the ba
rn in system.
The scientific men of to-day claim
and prove that every disease Is
CAWSD It 1CC203S3,
AND
ji'im mm hiliek
ExU'rminate the Microbf a and drive
thimoutof the sriUm. and when
that It done you cannot have an arba
B.af a. J a,j . S .
!'' w mauer wnai too aiseaw,
whether a simple case ot Malaria
Fever or a combination ot diseases,
we curs tli in nil at thesue time, as
we treat nil lie . constitutionally.
Aathma, Conunptiorit Catarrh
llronrlntitt, UliciiMiitiRitt, Hid
Ueyeiul Li rr iMoraao. (hi la,
and Fevrr, Feiiiatn Irouhlea,
In all IU forms, and, In lext, v
ery iInis known to the Hu
man 8)nni.
Bsiar; of MM MM
Sm Itwi a-r Ttrdiaark as akvfct as
aanna M-b ).
lasf bf H. Hl.aUlKAI.L a SON,
I!!, VthumU. W
! An Mil,
"Wbv dean't he Uke Hood's iiar
iffiarlllsT ' is the EcncraJ innoirv of
fricods when a person soffori from
any disease of the blood.
r si riirrrn wt4
liailllimiii.iama
m ilwllH tmwmM Mfcriw fU T- a
kwMtm,lMMlf( timi,la,a) imnmmt, Mb