VOL. XXIII.
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY; APRIL, 22, 1897.
NO. 12.
: KEEP YOUft EiYES OPEN!
Purely if the Word REGULA TOR is not on a package
v j His not "
Sibnons (Liver EuEGulatqr.
Nbthing eis6 is thd'Same. ' It cannot be and neyef has
been put up by any one Except
- J; H. ZEILIU & CO.
And it can be easily teld by their Trads Mark
Ze
600b R6ADS fcfc6N'OMY.",'"' PRESERVING EGGS. """
"il AO 0 13" A LiO 'VCs , ''Campaigning With Grant," in The '
Century, sayst In 'tho night of tho f
Kb Latest Selentlfle Inronthm Kow tte
j darrotng a. Tot, "
I There are several ytcm of preserv.
Ing eggs, any one of which will answer
for certain purposes. . These prcserva
I tires will keep the eggs in a fairly good
r condition for two or three months, but
nature place a limit there, after which
they begin to decoy;- The eggs will keep
longer than meat or game aimply be
- cause they are surrounded by a shell
tbatiswell iiigh airtight: It is this pris
on wall which makes egg meat the best
to. keep for any lengthened period. But
- tho shell is more or less porous, and it
. begins to absorb whatever it comes in
. cnntiw.t with, mid. thnncli the nrnecaa ia
iWrvisor, being ; jjow, it.ig very fare. The first essential
ioi me mainj thing to serving eggs has conseqnent-
Attcirnesy-a't'Lelw,
fcRHAM,
N. C
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Practice In the PWfc inl tfelBlnl court
. Orlce orer Wlilt. Mndro k Cu.' tore, Mu
Street. 'Phone No. '.
Muin
lKEHN01l-Kt
A TTORNEY AT LAW
. - X $. C.
trRAHAM,
John Qh.AV Bvkux. fc P. iiVnUM, J.
' , , , , . T ! fcicUlariy incommoded by the travel :
-n stained condition of hia outer gar-
14th Lee began to mdre troops to his
right Grant now directed Hancock's
corps to be withdrawn and massed j mud roads, with all their inconven
behind the center Of bur line, bo ' fences, are maintained in their wretched
that it 6ould be moved promptly in lhe rk ruired by lawof
either direction. When the general ; fVZl L
- . . " , . tax, gives to the road supervisors or on
got back to camp that evening, his Btata.th0 expenditure, iu money and la
clothes Were a iflass of mndfrom bor.of a vast sum. Much of this is
head to foot, his uniform being wasted by reason of incompetent man
scarcely recognizable.; He sat until ' aKeinent. Tho railroad tax for highway
bedtime without making any change J iinprovement in some road districts of
In his dress. He never seemed tar-! onr state ia 80 nianipnlated by the road
BuiJerviKur mm uio muuej luurtu mum
CmU Mora t Minteln Mad Haads Thma
. YTM Boilt Hlg-hwagn. :
. feof ernor Mount of Indiana enunci
ated some wholesome truths on the road
question in hia inaugural address. lie
said in parti .-. -.. '. '.,,:: : '.
Good roads are essential to our high
est development socially, intellectually
and financially.; ; Many counties in our
state, aotnated by a commendable spirit
pf 'progtess, are rapidly improving the
highways. In the near future 'some of
bur counties will havo a complete sys
tem of free gravel roads. The main
thoroughfares in these counties having
been graveled and received by the cbiaity
ponunissioneMh are kept in repair at the
county 's uspense. The su
thus relieved from caro
tliorougbtares, is enable to eoucentrato jy Biways bceii to make the shell as im
the labor and tax at his disposal upon I pervious to air and water as possible-,
the lateral roads; bcno all will soon be oil, lard, paraffin and similar substances
improved. ...':'.' ' . . - ;: yvere smeared over the eggs when fresh,
The economy in roadJPmpvement rand tJjMC hcped to proi0ng their life,
will soon be demonstrated by tho f act Later a Wan-invented a patent paint,
that thcountics having the best roads ; which was snppohed for a time t0 be the
will niaintain them nt less cost than the ! hest nrewrvBtivn " '
DARN BUILDING.
Tfc Rlcht Wmr and th Wn War A
Modal Strnetara.
' VTbett new structure is erected, econ
omy" of . the running .as well as the '
present building expense ought to be of .
the first Importance. Notwithstanding
this fact, there aro dozens of faring1 and
j - other outbuild- ,
; L- i. I tag Just oonv I
My2l pletcd which are
i f r I , I inconvenient
mm
Tbe.SaUibury Sun says SL Louis)
capltalisU, who are working tba
Lowder - mine, . nc,r AHermarli,
have 'Wut k it ricU-" , Tbey can a
upon a rich vein 60 feet below th
surface-and are shoveling out very
rich ore by the wagon load, v . Tbey
recently shipped COO pounds of , ore
to St. Louis.
JR..
GREENSBOttO. . O.
' - Practice esfdlarljr to Ule; bi'prfs of Alii-
Drl. W.-5. LOIG,
' ; DKSTIsfv '
QRA1IAM, N. f'.
bifice in Vestal iiuillinr. " .. .
DHico liiurs f. 8 a. m. to 4 p .m
Kow an electrician has come to the
front who proposes to place the eggs' in
a vacuum chamber when freffa, and
then, instead of absorbing outside air,
the eggs will give it out until they are
practically free from all air. When tbey
have bccH in tho Vacuum chamber 48
hours, fhey are to he painted with a
composition that will keep them from
absorbing any raoro air. Bnt even at
this stage decay has not been thoroughly
arrested. The electrician theu proposes
to give tliem an electric bath. They aro
faients, but was scrupulously careful,
even in the most active campaigns,
about the donnliness of bis linen and j
his person. ' The only chance for a
bath was in having a barrel sawed !
. in two and using the hulf of it as it ,
Bortof site bath. During most of i
this campaign the A neral, liko the'
btafif officers, used mis method of !
bathing, or, aa our Euglibh friends
t roFir-' Ualp' A" i FppH Would ?iy "tubbing." Afterward I '
JjlVCry, Odie. JCCfU. he supplied himself with a portablo CONVJCT
to his benefit than the improvement of r
the thorougMares. In some Instances in paokbd in barrels in which frenh Water
our state a brokerage business is carried j fg poured, and a current of electricity is
on, and money is made out of traffloking introduced suniciently strong to destroy
in this road tax i all animal life. All genus of decay are
While somo of our road laws need re- thus killed, and the eggs are ready for
forming, the manner of their execution ! puckiuf? in sand br snwduBfe As all do
needs revolution. When competence is '. Composition has bepji destroyed and the
made the test in selecting supervisors j paint prfsen-ativb kei-ps but the poison
anl. taxpayers seo that they dischargo bus air, tho eggs are supposed to keep
their duties, wo will fiudsewe improve- for mnny months as fresh as wbbii first
inenc iu our nignways wiincui aoiu- j aj(
tionul tax.
LABOR ON ROADS.
iOTAOV'CC rubber bathtub.
At present the methods of preserving
tggs for market iu winter aro well nu
tters! ood. in tho cold Slntage house they
"V. .
W. C aroojiE, Prop'k,
--.., ok ah A ftl; N. V.
Marks tnrrt nil trnlnn. Oimd nngv nrdnu'
8 le toftmi. Cbantes modern t. i-J8-iin '
JlliNllY B A XX J ilTi
PEaOFIOAX tinheb,
GRAHAM,- - - N.C.
All-kinds of tin wont and re
pairing. - .
, Shoj on VV. lm St., second
tioor lrom fialn & Thompson's.
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SESWORSUliliKlOFV.
; - . ' ' . - -v ' .- i
Sinoe its enlargement,' The North
Carolinian . i$ the largest weekly
( pewspaper iubii!hcd in the Htiite.
It prints all the new.-i, and jrcachc3
the doctrine of pure democracy. .. It'
fcontaia? cipcht pagci-nf interestin;; -jniatter
evcrv week: Send one dol-.
lar and get it for a whole year. A
feaniple cofiV will lib nlailed free on
application tp, , . - -
, JOSElHit'S DANIELS, Kditor.
. Ildleigh, N. C.
While cainnaicn life is not a PooA
, bchool for the cultivation of squcum
- isbness, and while tho general was
falways ready to rough .it in camp,
yet he was particularly modest in
jierforming.his toilet, and hii teht
fi-ont vero always tied closo, and
the most perfect privacy was secured
when he was washing or changing;
his clothes. . While thus engaged
even his eervaht was not allowed id
tenter his quarters.
I -:: .-L.-:..- 4- " ;-;;
I- tlntetbl importance. . :v.
Wtrtild otCo,npt. With rro UWll Y 1 5 r I
Worked un tlie IXijfhwaya.
; The enly way piigouers can bo em
ployed without competing directly witli
txtuld bp frozen, they would keep longer
in this war, but the Iron bio is (hut the
rgKshrlls cruck when thev reorh the
td
mcONVfi.HlKST BAttS. the last degreei '
The Farm Journal gives a sketch of a
cross section of a new barn and cow- '
i bouse; which is hero reproduced. As
will be scon at tat 1, every priund of
hay and grain ninst be enrriod and
placed in the manaers of 80 br 40 cows
and all the manure wheeled out, making !
a good place for three hired men, wbero !
two, or a man add a boy, could do it
easily if things were fixed right :
' . The gentleman who owns the place is
able to hire all the help he needa, but
complains alroady of the cost of making
milk. ' n. . '
Iu the secbhd cut, from the same
source, is Shown another barn for SO
cows. The owner of this second barn
bas nothing finished in brass and wal
nut, bnt everything is so practical be
makes milk at a profit The arrange
nieuts are in three stories. A slight bill '
ock permits bay and grain to be driven
upon the second floor over a short in-
cliue. Here traps permit its delivery in'
to the feeding alley beneath, without
carrying it No nmngefs are nsed.
.. Tbo alley floor is of cement, slightly
hollowing under tho cows' uosos, and
the bran and bay aro merely worked oue
wa bud the other with fork, rake and
broom. The mauuro is dropped through
the floor into wagons and carts iu the
mmm .
Absolutely Pur '
Celebrated for lta creat levenlna; aranrth
and hmlibfulneM. Aaaure tbo food asalnat
alum and all forma of adulteration romiooa
to the cheap brand. UOYALllAKlJNfi iOW.
UEUCX)., New York.
! A colored man wm strnck ami
killed by lightning while plowing in
a field in Halifax county two weeks
ago. The horse was also killed. ' -
A sign of spring: Keep off tho grass.
, Copeland & Marsh, merchants, of
Ramaenr,' ' Randolph county,, sis-"
signed last week. ; Asset 11,000,
LiabiiiU $3,000 or nioia.
free labor is to pr.t them . to work on inl . V " .. . " r. . " "
th it could lint lin f " x f I'"-" -
public improvcmiuls
constructed for yer.rstocrnio but for tho
nt-ilizal ion upon them of labor of this
scat, siiys the Cliicago Record; In Ibis
. way there n:ay bo si tared improvements
of iuestiTuablo vulae. for all , time that
tlio pul.lio uiiglit not Imve felt warrant
ed in con.Htvncriug rmder other circum
..(fonccs. Tfcero is uo tlOibt -that good
roads would be worth fcbnbst any auiQuu t
to a corunitiuiry. but it is nmctically
A scene reported by a French pa- -Impcsdl'le lo get taking ict'.ics to tnko , IvV Ve!l froi
per us occurring in. a camp of "re- : from the ptcflo the Sams necessary for i . t '
servists," n military body which , tl'fir cousUuctiou. i J
corresponds in some degree with our t "K . " Rim .roads would be in
WiUtiai indicates that the officer ! mnl,T Mc . t,,MPmtn for 0
who is clothed 'in a little brief au-1 'A
thority" is. often s absurdly insis- SIyXKK
hieafs and ponltiy very wcll bylhis
method, becuuso no barm is done in
freezing tix iu.
Thoi!ioKtiSTrptahIft system of pre
errvlug t);c i-Rgs f.r a Into market is lo
puck tlU'ui ewuy in limed water. This
biellicd is employed mure rxteusivoly in
nrcpc than ( !iin ountry, aud vaet quan
tities of Italian and Danish eggs aro
shipped to the Knglish nuirkcts in whi
ter in this condition. Tho liuio closes
in the tut side uir and wa
ttle s.tnio t:mo destroys cr
keeps dormnnt any germs that Slight
attack tho egg.
DUCKS.
tent upon that authority in one
country as anothenv .
- A lieutenant of these Veecrvistsj
bursting with importance, calls out
to a passing soldier: A
"Ei, there", barber, barber i Send
me tho barber!" ! '
"Yes, sir. Yes, lieutenant," soys
the soldier, saluting and starting oil
on axun. Presently another soldier
hrrives and salutes tho lieutenant
' , "Barber, eh J" says the lieutenant
: ''Y-yes, sir"".--
, "Then take my razor and things
here and shave me quickly."
"But; lieutenant'' " ' "
I tiou to tho plan, peculiarly enough, is
a sent inn n tul cue. It is argued that tlie
; popular scuho would revolt at the sight
, of convicts budi r guard at work iu the
presence of the public- This objection
. lias Baiuc weight, but it should not be
mado to appear iusnpcr.bJe
THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Tlia Vlmt Trofltable and SatlafSMterj of
Ilia oair.tla I'anltry.
Tho duck has its wa plum among
domestic poultry. It is n notorious scav
enger, c lisntnirg anythiiirf aud every
thing. Nothing romes iiujIm with ,tho
duck, ruly nia it t-tidugh to satisfy its
apparently insatiable hnnger. But there
ti enn tiling about it tho duck is no
The North' Carolinian! Slid Tub
AtAMASCC (iLKANKtt will be sent
for one year for Two Dollar, Cash
inadrairca. Apply at ThkGLeaxkr
bflice, (irahairi, N; C
PRpiNQ!
Tho Vemr 1307 Proiiilv. to D Kotabla Id
lilaltwajr IiuitrovcoM-nt.
' It becomes more ltd more apparent
that what was icrmrrly a publio request
fcr coctrroads i.i now becmning a publio
j demand, sura Tho L. A. W. Bulletin.
Wbero tho people were once f -.(Wled to
make a sucge;tiou tia-y aro now dis1
at i good for fev
should oppoxe. .
pretty well tuulcvstood that
"What business have you to bo good roads aro the iao:it ccouoiuical in-
afraid 1 I tell you to shave mo right vestmout a people can put their money
if7i" . L -tin. Hew to iuin
The soldier 'seizes the razor and
-S "Kabuts cbout it I tell you to t"o XZxZ
-fchayeJmo; ' ' .; t i crylxx'.y bobrdy sbonl.
I'm afraid.. lietitfnnnt,,-- : It is now pretty- we
in. - Hew
I ways is
B . ,UU J.n .A. W . MUVUI kill. W) OUa ?
to iuiprove the public hiph-
loafer, doing nothing to pay for its
boiird. It just jumps right at it and
grnvs, and then, beginning iu February
or March, rr even earlier, it lays an rgg
a clay for four or five moutha, with sur
prising rapidity. A lieu is pretty well
sutiHUcd lo biy every cthT day and
often takes s vacation' over aiid "above
that, bnt tho duck produces its large
cpg every day during tho hiving period.
Boiled potatoes, turnips, beets or carrots
should form tho basis of tho njiwh fur
ducks, for tho roots are bulky and cheap.
An excellent fir u in ratbjii is mado by
raising equal ports bran, ground oats and
l cows AfsgrJ enti
y j
Hark ! Hark I the doga do bark, 0
Thccustomers arc comingto town.
'ome on foot, some in wagons,
a Some in silken gowns.
CONVEKIKI.T liAIIX.
basement and bauled out upon the land
beforo tho goodness drains out of it.
Vcutilators back of the' rows and over
tbo drops carry tho foul air out of doors.
To measure out bran is considered a
waste of lime, the bran scoop beuut
ganged to indicate the quantity fed.
The handling and rehandliugcf manure
is a great rxpenso, long since proved
needless. Let us ceyjr the economics of
Our pro-iperons competitors in tbo throb
bing city centers.
tenant bedly on the check.
Blockhead 1 Scoundrel !' shouts
the officer. "Don't yon know bow
to shave fcny Letter than that t'
"Na sir, I" . ' . "
"You whutf Aron't you the conn
pany barber " -
."No, sir, I'm not a barber at all,
only my name's Barber, sir. I play
the bfe iu tho Land, hir."
C. ' F v. .
vv hen . vnu wmt . iw nnM.
letter Hcads. Note H'nds'' BiI" th c ulth df.
, UMds, 'Stacnt . Heads, Busi- A crow'wbTch haunlstheMd-Sur.
ricss caras, visiting ynras, x-o-- rey linktf at nichmoud U a bit of
-rs, circulars; uoagers, or anjw humoriat
ind of printing, Blanks, &c,
tali at f hb GifiANr-R Office
3232 Saved!
1 $5.00 Should Pay
? ' 2.68 - - Dp Pay
; $232 - Sarlajs
. A little calculation for you. It's
an lustration of what happens
when you buy -----4 --
;&$2.68rns;
Co has ployed
a
such
pranks with the golfers' balls that
the subject has been ductused by
tho committoe. lie appenr t hover
in attendance on jdcyert who nse
nice, new, white balls. "Kenicdes,"
or bulls that havo been phiyed with
before, and on which tho paint lias
chipped, receive none of his euibur
rastsing attentions, r '''"
Eccently two players ..were ap
proaching one of the holes, one play
er using a new ball, tho other a ball
con:uieal. Combine this mixed crain
now tho topic Of discnauuu. nit.'mi with the boiled root th Mima t
no lunucr any question that onantitv of mota an hf vrAn ind '
they ahould be improved. j zt xm0 meal ft r the duck will be ol
The already overtaxed farmers aro be- tallied. Ouo thing iibont this squat id
ginning to toe niiou tho smringtbird isitHrxtreriifiJiniiiU
good road a.'t a local incaiiS OI Jncreas erx are obliged to exercise care I bat Timothy
ing their welfare rather than as some- nothing occurs to excite it The curt rc'l:rJ
thing lo add to their present heavy bur- I circumstance, as the tiresmce in the nwi ;
den of tkbt There is a getting together t.f a mouse or cat or tbo shadow of a
Oraaara In rralrtt KeetlDaa.
In prairie sections, and more especial
ly wbero the summer rninfall is den
cicut, tho most suitable places for jx r
maiient p.wtuTrs of a mixed character
are 4be sloughs and viilleya. Blue grjss
aud white clover make these on the
higher lauds where a variety will not
grow so well. Our prrmaueut pnsrnre
in tbo. Mississippi valley aud westward
toward tbo Koeiirs should embrace on
ly , few varieties, and they should b
made in tbo lower and tnoistcr lands.
Tbey may oftentimes inclado alviko
aud white clover, timsthy, ml top and
bluo grass. In some instances orchard
grnas may profitably be added and iu
others mediuin red clover, which, how
ever, is soon likely to disappear, since
it is short lived. Tlie followiug propor
tions may be nxetl per acre, but there
may be cxotlk-ut reasons for varying
them:
Pound.
Urdlnia Tt-d clover...". 3
Atlka..
When anyone says there is a better or cheaper place than
GATES & GQ.'S, Burlington, N. C, to bay drugs and medicines,
trus es. seed , or anything in a well selected stock of first-data
goods, then at once every merchant winks hia eye, e ery drummer
shakes hia head, manufacturers grow weaker, hogs squeal in dis
tress, fast horses slow down, yaller dogs bowl louder because b
made a mistake, yet the horses and mules rush forward at an ad
vanced speed to carry their vehicles laden with customers to ,
GRTBS & CO.,
BUItLINGTOX, X. O. -
Ulead'
' f
Quarters
Head what a successful Rockingham fanner say about
n l
' M i
uarKs tniaway narrow.
Tola) ,
or all tbo forces Interested in tbe sub b.nkm, will produ s pnuio richt
jtt that warranU tlie prediction that i away among a Uni-k of ducks, and when
1M7 Is to bo a notable year in highway friKhtem-d tho whtilc flock crowds and
hniiroveuieut The lawmakers and tho
rccdmukcrs are being encouraged by alt
clasKca uud ages to do sonic thing of a
practical nature.
. . . . r ' ...y '
COUNTRY ROADS.
Thomas l,Tiaw, Out aria
Thm Vaa MaJorltHy ef Thm Ara glmplV
fetrrtrhr of Wirt.
For 100 years cr more crwspapers,
philosophers and political economists
, have vainly tried to couviuco tho tillers
of soil that I her, more than any other
ela-a of people, were directly, vitally
cud pecuniarily interested in making
and maintaining country highways over
which heavy loads aud light ones could
be drawn without tbe expenditure of an
anuentaory amount of costly atrength.
Tbe farmers studied tax rates and
that bad bn rlxvo.1 with ' "wr woo id not near orwoaia not Beta
On walking toward their ball, tho I TjJT
nmv i uniua,a avi p wti wwa, 1MI
vast majreity of rural . roads omitinned,
to be stn-tcbes of dirt, made into dust!
Ly tbe aun. into' mod by tbe rain aad
always enforcing tbe truth that lbs dis-.
jama itacbT into a cleiiwe buntb, iu which
iudividnabi tiftrn cct lunifl li'ira aiul
come greatly incapacitated.
As far as the water privi leges, aro
rmrenied, the diuki . fbongh fond of
bathing, will grow as well and as fdJrt
with only watt r lo drink as if it bad
tbe whole sea at its dbprwaj; but of
cenrse, to keep clean and to appear at
Tho rumn CablMca.
While mnrkct ganbniTS are finding
lato cabbage sold too clieaply lo allow
thcul any profit this tkie init appear to
be tbe fact with farmers who. have
cheaper lanci Says American Cultivator,
Her is tlio explanation given by tbe
authority n-ferred tot
Tlie exceas of fertility in tbe market
garden dors not count for irrowiug latd
its Ut in a natural eli-mcnt, I he duck r.htnm. . tlu, Im-wI. have tn V tnrm-A
requires a pond or other fair sUed body -Ho iaordrrtrTirvveirt tlw-m from
and the only proof that they're :
not "fj "pants is the a.trrr
your pocket.. .t ' - " " -
. FO SALE BT '
::noA stors CO.,
"raham, n.C.
players were astonished to see tho
I crow alight near than, Cisiuino first
one ball and then tho other, cven
. tually rt-jecting the older ball and
I flying away with tho new one in his
beak. Tho crow took the ball over
into some murthy ground beyond
I the boundary of the links, where tbo
j ceddio in hot pursuit could not fed
i low him. Tho bird dropped the ball
fores instant, looked sideways with
lance uiwnn a larm ana a marxet oet
penda mora on the nature of tbe road'
connecting tbrra than on tbe number
cf tailes sr-parating them. -Wheeling -Kegister.
of water.
As lo breed of darks, there are many,
all bitrrraluur, ritia from ornamental
or practical at midpoints or from both
points of view Rouen, Peking, Cayuga,
Ayksbcry, (te. Tbe Bonca ia the moat
beautiful of these, but by common coa
aeut the Pi king is tbo mewt practiraL
Tbe Peking ia tbe great dock fbusr
fcraa, UranHc it bas received especial at
Iculicu iu this diruction. Ithasbeoi
Lrrd for many decades to prod ore the
most flesh and to tuaka tbe brat appear
ance when dreaard. Tbe Peking la well
known. Tbe rommonrat marks of im
pcrity to be focad ia many flockson tbe
farm and clMewbcre are very white,
showy plumage and light flonh colorrxl
splitting. Any good corn laud with a
dressing of manure will be rich enough
for tbe lata cabbage crop.. The aerrft is
iu mauurintr and plowing tlie land early,
and then tlmrougbly working it until
Ibelastcf June or first of July, when
tbe rabUig" is to be planted. This fills
the soil foil of plant food, and the plants
will grow better at firat than will thnae
of the markrt gardener following some
" early cro?. Four tboumnd bead of cab
bage prr arm, at t vt I eents a bead,
make a retarn larger tbaa turmt farmers
l,tt froc; an acre by average f ana cropc
Deep 8jiings Farm, Rockingham County,. N. C, Mar. 1G, 189G.
Mess. C. C. Townscnd & Co., Burlington, N. C.
. uenticmcn: i am very much pleased with "Clark's Cutaway Har
row" I purchased of viu this winter., I hav put in all my oats with it,
and o.i the s.ime land that was tbrnejt: jkjflt. . s'Omnier, . with perfoot satis -fnc'ion.
I Iwve other improved farm inipietnenbi. Mower, Rake, Reaper,
liin k-r, etc., and I regard my cutaway harrow aa Hite, an implement a I
Iwve. Vtry truly, T. B. LINDSAY.
Tho aliovo testimonial speaks for itself. We bought a solid ear load of
these harrows. Price complete $20.00 one price to all. No up to data
farmer can afford to be without this tool. .
, 1,000 sacks corn and tohftran fertilizers at prices 10c to 85c per sack
less than trther dealers ask for the same goods. Home agents wonder why
wo-piitt sell it so lowi : ;- -
We have the agency for tlie tiest mskes of l.ugies, surreys1 and phao
tons solil in this section and prices are lower than wer known bo.oro.
Hare over 3 car loads in strs k to acltvt fmin. !
Big s oek of Hyracuso Chilled I'lows and castiiwrs. Our sales are in..
creasing daily on these plows. ' . . '
We defy conijwHiion nn all lines we bandlo, and pay more freight than
any uuirr romii nicn iiuill in AutmanCC COltlliy.
Clonic to Burlinglon and hsk at our stork. - A'e i
you. 1 ours bir low prices,"
C. C T0WX4EXD A CO.,
' ' ' ' Burlington, N. C.
i ara sure we can please
Tliis
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Stiswaerrlaa la ftral Kmw Tavk.
On Otrrya naruty's very stooy tip
!anda Deder wood is lhe brut early and
,j .u . iv. ti i -' -r... aaraniacc oi von. voa mar nreutt th udtwrtMraiMt .ft..
tcated. Mary, tbeflueat berry grown iu I u a. ! ' u" . " " "'
AwriteVia tbe Davenport (Lv) LtmA-
1 a merry twinkle in bie eye, as much " sdvocates burned clay aa a toad ma-f
aa taur. "Dun t von ts kh von mar i "rs that be bas aeea a rail-
I get it i ticked the bail op again.
istie of tbe Aylesbury. The granine
Peking baa a strong creamy tint of
. tcatbtr and a very derp yellow bill. ,
and. With offensive aasnrasce, flew
back over the heads of tbe players
to hia haunt in Hew gardens. Los
'.on Golf.
tM trade "banatod' with tbe clayl
situ ply pmt on like asbes, and. tbe war-
face was so bard that it wss impossible
to force one's boe I into it It seema, be
adds, a sharpie solution of tbe toad
tertal probhsa, good and cheap. - - ' j
Gravel aroond tbe pool try booae ia an
Important factor. It keeps tbe yard dry.
If gravel ia 'not convenient, sand will
answer tbe purpose pretty .well, tlome
tbiog abould be Bard for at least tea
fret distant cn tbe sooth side of the
bona, to prevent the ground from get
ticg msddy. . . ... f
tome sectiens of tbe enattry, is a f Jil
ere here. Tbeaaaie may beau id ot Tiia
br.IL and Atlantic ia a failure with tbe
ordinary grower, although fine with
some. Ifaraball is te be recommended,
bet tbe early bloanotna are frequently
destroyed by frost Willi&i B. It U a
sort te krrp tbe eye on e lowly, as,
tboagb not yet saocb tested, it srenis
likely to prove a leader, writes a cob
triHitos toAjaetlcaa Agricultoriat. .'
We wish to become' ;pcrsonaIIy acquainted with every mar'
young and old, who buys bis clothes in Greensboro. Wt art in,
the clothing b jsincss and must have your support if w succeed.
We are confident that if you will efve us a trial we will make a.
customer of you. t)ur expenses are small, our stock: t new, we
make no bad debts, wedo business on our own capital, hene wc
GOODS FOIt LESS MOEX
than any other house not similarly sittsaH-rl As. s means of adf
rertising, and to induce you to given a, c.aj, yrSJU. '
Give You a 5 per cent. Discount
on any purchase you make of na 5 prev;dicdj jon. preesit His ad
vertisement. In order to nruxe to yoa that we will not talc
- . - ' .
. yoa nva
have made your purthsay
MATTIIEVS, CllISilbLn fl STiTOUD,
- - : : , ; Loading Low-Priced Clothiera
LockOJox -117, . GREENSBORO. N
m,9VE? t-Juhn V!s Crawford, J.hn E-EXaw, TT3 If. Ree-
. . , WILL II. -5UTTIIEWS, Ma'n's