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.'.v ' s ; ; saya, the alliance of po'utics. acd religion
v-.' would be a practical umoa . narcii
and State," which, tf! ever; accomplish
.here, will signal the destruction of every
-f-Tcstageofoinrcrfa liberty.-- :
. , :The erection of the Catholic TTpiyer-.
. - . sity at.Washiagton City, under, the pat-.
;; ..f ionae of the Ronush; Church, -especial-
.J; Jy encouraged and materially aided ; by
!.Vv. th3 Pope of Itomeis a eubjectof yssri
fiC- i-oua apprehension in thrninds ?of, a
great many sober Uunking.peoplei but
..notlnearly bo mtlch. damage5 f lurbs s iu
X this grand scheme of religiou3 educa
tion a l behind 'g the actipuj of lie
Protestant ".churches', whenever Ibheyim-
r.
rmediately associate measures of public
fpoliticswifli schemes bC.iBoral rreform,
. and encouraged ecclesiastical workers to
enter the arena of political strife.; ,y
-i'.;, :V t -The apmuiatiqq ,ot . politics by re-v
liousiafluences, and church interfere'
, ,, . ference in.he pphtitfjl; conduct rof-citi
.zens, is, on.Q of tlie dangerous tendencies
i- of the times. Church control ofcivil
c affairs isirclsgTous -despotism, and the
t-i- liberty Wheciti2eqS'wJ;b,;ia ? peril
l t; rlwheuevcr the power of the chuivh is po
';: . tent in the direction of .the T': sefeular :af-
urs of the people. . ., , . .
- Free speech and liberty of conscience
have never obtained iu any country on
: the earth where religion prescribed the
law of he land. Liberty in America
-"was made possible upon the ground , of
absolute separatioa of Church and'Sfette,
and the various " denominations of . re
ligious people, flourisliing under the
fnn of government which recognizes no
religion,' but respects all alike, are
pointed to as constituting the - crowning
- glory of the beneficient civil aad politic.
1 cal institutions of our country. ; ' ,
- The influence and the teachings of the
! churches, Jard the happy enact of prog
t ress of religion among the people of the
United Slates are seen and felt through-:
out the land and nowhere more gratify
ing than in North Caroling Our people
-are daily growing better, as the
influence of . ' religious teaching ex
tends over and better comprehends
the masses of the people; and- irrever
ence of sacred things is not found any
where among the respectable and intel-
hgeut. J Crime is decreasing: vice is less
. formidable and more iaconspicuous; be
nevolence and ' charity more greatly
' abound s .the brotherhood : of man; is
closer;' people are happier and better,
- more intelligent and prosperous; life,'
limb and property more secure; law and
justice better administered . and 5 execu
ted in Ke courts; public faith" stronger
and conhdence beTO'een man strength
ened; education more general and etfec-
tive, all because of the" growth;' teaching,
influence and good work of the church
es, with' their auxiliary societies and
working oranizations.
' -No citizen of observation cr : patriotic
ueaire, wneiuer a,.cnurcn memter or
mail oi me wona, couia desire to see
these influences lessened, or the hold of
religious sentiment upon the minds of
the masses loosened; one church less in
any community, religious teaching :dis
i contmued m a single neiehberhood: or
church work suspended in any direction
But as surely as the sun shines, if re
ligion descends among the common, ' af
fairs of men tfrthe-levcl oh politics;1 if
the church reaches out for secular i con
trol; if the preachers stand upon thehustr
ings or at thel polls proclaiming the pro
. priety and des're for. clerical interference;
and direction in civil affairs 'of the nopu-
- A ""lace; if the actSn of'the church body; re--
V oleitclfintQ thePracticalf Wark of;
f ;r pmncRfcau(m8;iiUhiKrTOcasure8!-and
- the poJicyoycrnment, are to ;bn2l
nate-find bedtcrmliiri t church con-
vivc, auu lutuuu cuurtm mnueuce ana
- "scthe uouiiniioh. of ecclesiastical control,,
the pulJic apprehensiye.will aVaken ia
v a reatatipn oftjbe prence of duxaip-
; ienUeligiouadeVpi)
f - - croachmentsand begin' to ? reject, jthe'
"J teWhmgs, scowtthe influenc and VrcVel
- Sainst e power of th6 churcesl
.. .
"' ' ; Tula , Philadctphia ; Thies r suggesta
J ' w4 Ihe felloe "who wants to get herd
- totuiot.1iro1stmtiofr'' should
begiu by parrying a Harrison. . : ' ,
. tV4 have revived' the initial number
of The TpLD IIom BSTRApfia 'niori thly.
- magazine pubhshed at Savannah, Ga.,
' byDa'Bros
only one of its character in thb ;5out-
, Its object' is . to . encourage ' Jitcratui'e,
. v music, 'art. science, - ami the d'omestlc
" A vnc whiofr niakehW
, aed and'tivheyajatib'
.essajmid vdqn by;
' ' 'evs ratbrUumitlouthrrn writers: Sno-
.hosefrom abrja?. The price of ) the
niagpziKels qiy 5Sehts ay. Sim-
, jplocojuesand :pre'n!" vJwxii be
The Times, regrets to announce thai
4'
Mr,
T. B. Kingsbury has withdrawn
from theeitorehip of the- Wilmington
Star. . ilejbas beenoonnecjled with " the
paper for abonll2'yeai-s, 'and wjrile Jjve.
havebeeflrunable t6 always agrfee.-with'
him in a few minor rpohlical opmions,
el we have always admired t his bold-..
ness and honesty of purpose. It is our
VyislVthathe-wiii remain pucoi-inejie-a
only a fcbrt while. r" -MlJI-
Hqw to lialkl a Town...
Hf oa Mirror. ' ' ,.- .'. ;"
.Talkabout it, write about it, help to;
imwove it: beautifyTtlie streets, pation-i,
izeiho merchants, advertise in its : pa
pay your taxes without grumbung
e courteous to strangers that comet
among you. .Never let an oppor tuni ty
pass to speak a good worJ for it. Ue
member that every dollar invested irx
permanent improvements is . that mucb
money at interests , 'fl'&te if --f- f
Y e, chpt the auove irpm me x haik
lis Times, and now add that the pro
ot. tne 4.IMES snpws me prot?pen-
tt of Louisburg.. ,JiveryDoay.m iouis
burg talks? about it as the li6st place tq
live in, the best market for cotton, and
that they are going to make it a' tobac
qco markefi too; that they ' are going to;
jUUu warehouses auu mciuries, 13
hotel,.a public hall, and in every respect
beautify the town; Their lawyers are'
the most' profound,- their doctors th
best, their dentists can pull teeth easier
ana ineirancrciwrnu? iue jjiu, cuter
prising. Kow,' that is the way to lalki
and the editor is encouraged to do t so
because they all patronize his paper, ad
vertise largely, an? pay promptly.- " A
town is largely judged by its newspa
pers, and tne town uiai aoea not en
tourage its newsrapera take a step to
always keep it circumscribed. Wilson
has a back country that has . supported
and made 'it .i prosperous, and- it has
grown into a town of. city-like propbrr
tions. People who come here' on busi
ness are often heard to: express surprise
at the amount cf vim and enterprise, the
beauty, of the streets,, the taste of its
public and private bnUdings, Jits hotel'1
accommodations; and, m fine, for!; ail of
its appointments. "And why the sur
prise? Simply because ; they do not
advertise. The proprietor of this paper
received a letter Ironi a subsci-iber, way
up in KewYork State, near the Canada
"1 . I P 1 1 ? . 1 . . . P j1 i ' .
line, asking oi me mausiries. oi me wvn
and county, its business character, etc.,
saying that he judges from the size ; of
the town that, an exclusive . grocery
store would pay as he saw none adver
tised in the alirror. That remark re.
minds Us of a reply given by an exclusive
grocery man to an appeal for an adver
tisement. He, said, 'ly dear sir very
loftily, ''my business does not need ad
vertising in your paper, for it is known
better than the paper. True," was
the reply, "among the crop Eeners, steer
cart mortagers, and your own commis
sion merchant, but not to ther general
public, who" read newspaper and Jmake
towns into cities, aftes a while. " .i The
Mirror is sent to subscribers in vtwenty
different States.!; Front Maine to Wash
ington, on jthe Pacific coast, from Can
ada to theXxulf of Mexico, it is read and
'quoted front'- A.n advertiser renewing,
saul that his advertisement in the "Mir
ror did him more good than those in all
Ithe other papers, in ten .different locali
ties, in which the -same advertisement
appeared. Durham, Goldsboro, Loiiis-
burgr Ilickbry," Asheville, owe their
phenomenal growth to the publicity
given, to their advantages by : the enter
piismg advertising of the. business men.
Tlie iJatost ' Object Liessoa for
. Workinguien. ; '
New York Commercial Adrertiser. j
-,That.;'protectipn:'' does not protect
workingmen is a lesson that sooner or
later will be learned by people ;wbo de
pend for their daily bread on their daily ;
labor.' The hypocritical pretences that
misled such men to vote" the Republican
ticket' at the late v Presidential election ,
cannot fiirevcr, no matter how often 'or
how, unblushingly they are repeated, de
ceive .laboring men into working against
'their bwn! interests'" Ever-since the re-cent-eleitinv
manufacturers, .;for. whose
.sole benefit the tariff ex'sts, have . been
'Opening kindergartens all over thecoun-r
f Jw;'-fi irVi1b"pnihlfiVfa 'nv Ifiiirhinor r'J
ject lessons of utmost importance. lite
ductidn after reduction has " been made
"in their wagesTm place of the advances
which : wei ' to .follow . hard : upon the
heels of ,the return of the Republicans
"to power. . Strikes and lockouts are the
; common order of the .dajv and the word
of promise; spoken to the ear is every
where broken to the hone. : The. latest
QhielesfioavfoT-worku how
xnven at the kindergarten .kept. -by the
Dickson ;.Miinuiacturing Company at"
ecranton,, ja., ana .consisis pi. a iy per
.'cent.T'eduction.' in' the wages of the mem'
and thd nipral is; that . under lJrdtecti6a
tne wprtangmcn never is bur alwaj-s--befpre.
'election to be blesti1? $
THE PU BUC WIU, APPRECIATE
"' ';iV''Tif'-';';;!-:y-!--'
H;The,nUblic are indebtal to the -Tloval
Bakipg:Powder Compauy not more; fori-
. having penected and jft'epared a leaven
ing agent that is pure and wholesome be
yona quosuon xnan ior lis t exposures,,
sd bofdly made, of the numerous imbure.
.adulterated and injurious articles tte't
re o'd under, the hane of "bakiug pow
ders, trend preparations, etc.,,- threnah-
'etpunpryr:lakg. these -e-;
pnsurcft.'' the 'cmryfhi-.dff:eoureC:
made it sell iue uu"get ior. all sorts of
counter attai-ks. but the anhnus of tliese
V ttactV twA been :: ieifacllvr' understood
j--lyi.the general- pumic,- and by their Very
yiraience. nave servea io - more .promi
nently call a,tte:raon to tne good work'
of the t'Royar Company.' ? ,
Liraiuarv aaunei-atioas,L sucn;; as -are
fouiid in' coffee, 8pices.etc.a, ; although
they -are e wmdlers tnj t a tcomnuydal
ee;ise,'are oftoii tolerated because' they
fio, not particularly efctct the health of
the cpufiiii ner. t Kult'whafan article like
baking- powder,' that is relied - upon for
tlie -' healthful".-; preparation of; t- al most
everymeal is w made as to carry : hLrh-
. i.'t : ;i v
iy injurious ii uoi jtws jxi.sonous eie
nin ts into our daily food; it is ther duty
of che nublia authorities to Take cojnii-:
".Boyal ConipapyVii is to be noted that
the most ttystworthy scieatific ,auiho:i-ties-are
emphatically upon its side... In
ail the con tests of this company wH3i the
alum and olher impure baking -powders
iftie result has proved that every state
jnent maog by. the Royal Baiin.Ppw
der Company, both as to the ptinty of
its own and the adulteration of -others
baking powders on the market ; was ful- 4
iy autnonzeu uy - ine most - coiuijeieui.
chemical and medical authorities - of the
couutrv. - . . . :., . --. - , ?
In this contest two facts have been
pretty conclusively settled in the minds
of the public -the.st that.the J?Koyar
Companyhajs fbhdtiiem8anABdu:?e&
them, to make a-4nicaUy -pure, axti-"
cle of food; and the bther"that tliej mar
ket is fdll of poisonous alum and lotiicr
adulterated baking powders which, no
matter how strongly endorsed by ,f com
mercial" chemists, are to V .studiously
'.avoided. " if ; :s '"-v. .'V-'f-i ":"5f 'f-A ''.'"
A pure baking: powder is oho of Iho
chief aids to the coofcii'eparing" per
fect nd whplesome .food. i'Xhe ieent
controversy in the press has" left ' it no
longer a question with those who desire
punty'and wholosomness of tbod . what
powder they' shall, lise.-u ; i- ,.-t . .
IN MC310KIAM.
'-..rt
Died in Louisbarx on .May 8t1i,
1S-89.
lilrs. Wary E. Pfenn.'- inbe eiglrtyv .fifth
year of her age. -This-tiuie-, the .iteSper '
Death foivrtd ripened gwin no immature,
imperfect fruit, but'only thai which was
ripe and pure to its hearts core..;' j I ?
- . When it first burst forth into beautiful
existence it was tenderly, lovingly nurtur
ed and cared fr,'and . each-j year! as : it
passed gave to it the, strength an. Tigor;
needed :to' bear 'uaseathed" 1 adrtrsity's
stormB, ootil under-life's midday i sun- it.
unfolded into a : blooui ot; rarest . excel
lencc. aud oow for years it has stood a
sheaf, ready and watirg for the -har rest.
:A long and truly beaut. ful life lias closed,
nud it is with lore and reference we pen
these lines : as a simple" 'tribute to her
memory.-. . . . .- . -:,
. Her life, from its beginning, pr B ntsco
picture upon 'which vre may not lore" to
dircll ,ihe.raa end weji by nature i with '
good "health, '-'physicaT lieautyl aT4nind
' strong and religiouVsrijr -heart-iimpul-
sive, ltupetuous,'. H, JS rue,.5.i oat, op
warm in its afl'ection and lull" ofTnobleJ
unselfish impulses. Her filial loye was
beautiful. God had givea her aTniother
whom she delighted to honor, one, the
beruty and worth of whose charscter was
acknowledged by all,; . -All; through Ufe.
the feeollectitus of this mother's wise
teuderness were - kept ever- fresh; and
green iu her heart, aye, even when dtrath-'s
.shadows were taHing thick aroOnd her
this early lore' outliVed alt other niemo
ries, and again as in rhildhood, she'
begged for her to whom her heart bad
always clung so tendeity In the home
'circle she was a 'tower of strenght,' ener
getic, useful and unselfish. . ; 1
When at God's .altar she pliyhted her
troth Uy one of His ministers,, she gaVe 10
Him and her husband the strength and de
votion of her after life". With a soul con
secrated to od's service, a bright and
"cheerful disposition, a nature .warm' .and.
sympathetic towards others, and a" heart
brave in its lore for hio by whose -sitle
"sue walked when she went forth into the .
Methodist itmereacy.ready -for the Mas
ter's work; and. she became t him ' who"
,n; d chosen.her a help-meet- indeed.' Al
though most cf the years of, hec married
life lav under the sfiado ana b!ih of
ill heiilth.she often referred"to that part of
her life connected with the ministry aithe
very happier.tiWhen God ia'H is iuliuite wis.
dom saw tit to take Irom turner trusband,
then did her soul fcnw and taste the bit
terness of. death. Por a Joug. time the
seemed fclowstsiunned by this hcavy
itroke itnd her mind was assailed-by the
awful terror of doubt, bui'unseen, unfelt
by her, a Fathea.tjand was leading . 1) cr
through all this darkness, and it wn with
a refined and pureliod lore, and", a tried
and tested faith that His c!i:ld went forth
a;n to her work..' ' There- are '- many
long us now whonlookiug back ; will
recall her active and energetic work in the
Church atd Sabbatli-SchooL Jtr several
years her failing.hehlth inade.it necessa
ry for her to give this up. She was con
fined a great deal at home, arid in a
measure , passed -from the mind . and
thought of the.eommua:tr,and only those
who knew her in her home " life couLl
knpw how mueh there was lovely -and.
n on oriole tnlier old-age.' Her. trust in
uuu was implicit was a cnteuui,. jetv
ful coHfidence thai gilded and brightened
her every-day;,xi8tfB4-e.,. tier : affection
for the little ones of her - household was
beautiful. lTo thert 'she was never quar
relous or eom plaining, but "patient aud"
iorbeanng always eutenne readuv into
their childish plsyf'and griefs. . : :.
i io tier loved ones she ! as text the mem
ory pf her life a legacy rie-h, wim n.ible
thoughts, kind 'and pleasant words- and
Jit-Infill Qnselfish deeds-';. -v ir - '
; tod grant that when the.hillots of
Death' shaIl!elose over us we tn;'V leave t
the world a record as pure aud - ulanWUss
;i
. . . IiITTlK It ItEFOOT. ; "s.
jMafcthew Ainotl Avaft'struck- by the
dcniocrafic covernment of a Boston
readLagoonu He went in" there, one
day and saw alittle .barefodted newsboy
ttiug nfr o ie jthe; best hairs enjoying
rlnR'lff stnTttpntfyfar V?nr i l;ft t TK .
great- essayist was "completely astound-
- 'Do you let barefooted boys - in : this
reading-roheasked-Yw
see such a sight as that 51n Europe. -1
do. noi.beKeve thereris ,ti ' reading-room
hx all Europe Which that boy, dressed as
"tTien: MC-Arnoiawent;i over v to - the
Tpung
gentlemanof ecidodly anUBntish! ten-,
deticies,rand for his age'reniarkablv well
iuiormed.. 'Ir' Arnold remained 'talking
to the''Vdun2sief"ibt.S'ome tiinii. ai:d -ah
Tbe came t ack to jus desk - grea
glishmrji saW't-t ..Jw vV--j. -? - -
- I.do hot think that 1 -have been so
"impressed with auythiug . else- tbit; 1
have 8eu"sTSoe amv;ng iq th s couuiry
jai 'I'amnoVWunueedn tliia barloo--ed
boy hi this roading-room. What" u
tribute to lieniQura tic hiitations tt;is
. to say iuautu oi euaiug tnac boy
out 10 waiiatx aioue m - ma sireeis they
tijrmit liianoame In lrere" and r excite
rl'W youthlul - jnagaiation by.-4-eadiiJr'
;4Uch a Look as tiiu ISX?. ; if VYashiiig
cou. Ino reui'tijg of .tb.it Voue: loo
may chauge the whole -' coursa." of 'that
t oy 's "life and may r be the ; uleaus ; of
making him a. usi-in-, lioum'ahlp., worthy
citizaas pt"lhiH trtiatj'coun ry.:;.it Wi L
tell yoUj alight that impresses' an 1 Eu-
hpy engaged, hint hi '.conversationi and
found that he I was reading the "JLire of
-Tvasmngcon,'ana tuat ue was a
- having qualified af Executor .of
.Eben Johnson, I hereby notify .f 11
jereods owin'g the esjate to come for
mal d an4 settle af face, and all Pr
soosholdiiig daun.iiirauJ8t . the. id
estate will present them for payment
on-or befhre the 6th of May. 1800. or
this eotice will be. pleaded in ..taror
I heir recovery, t This May. 6th, .188 J.
-i AU'y. v. . V Ixecutcr.
A '
- i
d.V .!c; :; a , of BTracn kcrv oUre
is hereby giveH to all prsonB oing roid
"estate t eome forward nd settle, end
all personsTibldinsi cairns flpains the
estate, will present them for payment ftn
or before the lTiu of April 1890, or thi
notice will be pleaded, in bar of their re
ceveryt This April 17th, J8S9.; f
7. t i v .a v. K. Phillip?, Adm'r. .
,CV MCboxiAtt'y. -.'-A: '- . i;.
"rsTorrici!.
NOBTH
CAItOLLNA, 1 . - .
r :::v : InSupenor
TiR aWttTjTn Cottnty V 0" J 1 . , Court
F. G. IIoijen;. Guardian ofV l-
Djsnj, vIIolden, ;, Lunatic h - ;
-:y-:: .v-YS.;.,;-'-':;--:..)-;;, ?
C. Bailey and Lucy . "
13A1LY his wife. ; j j -'
The defendants above usmed will-take
notice that a ttroccedin -"entitled M above
las been commenced, in ti e Superior
( onrt of t ransom courty io sen ior pur
tition a ocrtiii nareel of land situate in
Freemans Towtiship'in said coanty in
whiph'defehdants have on ar-tial interest;
I'and thenaid dcfemLmtswiH further tafee
uotice that they. are required to appear
on TueiJav the 2orh lav oiJnue'liiia in
the office of the--' lerk -of the . Superior
Court of Fraeklin county in- Louisburg
N. C. and answer or demur to the ' peti
tion in said proceeding or" the. -plamtiff
will apply
. -. ' . .. .
to the court ior the reiiei ae
nlandtfdjn-said.pctition.
Ijils XSthday-of ilav 18S9. .
T J : ; 'Clerk Superior Xourt.
Ll y E Iv Y';-.; FEE i"
v. ST ABLISS-
We hayo leased tbe ..Ti rn il Stibles
in luist'u'rg. we will ei;l avor to'ac
commod.:t. tbe publ c witligoo.l con
veyances. - II. good 'hrcft nud bi;g"
'gie.-, and attentive drivers, will plvase'
the public, ve are deteruiimd tb:tt ,it
fhall Le d ne. Alfiit-we are preparea
to tiKe'care c-f eanif, and the v rv
bejjt at? cm ion s'uill be .'gie;i thrm.
Waro prepari-Cito do all kinds ol
ha iiing, haviug secured a -D't tltss
jlray lor 'the purpose, . . Give ub a
slinre or your patrouage, . and we
willguaraeesatWactiou. i'
1IAYE5 & PIiNELri
993 8ewlnwltc1lc1
) milt km all pana, by
io ! Nef.MlMkl
aaa aaa (Max
lf"retooa
will
- aaea locality, ta irr 1
awin marhiaa ai la
world, whh all tha atiark
Wa wtU alas aaarf Tre a aoe.
Ipieta tea of aw coal if aa4 nU
( ulla art ammvlra. Iarrturaw
aaa mat jroo abow vbal wa ara
'o tbo wbo ar caj at yor
rhoma, aa4 altar 8 motutn all
P.a yomr awa prop.
- Thia a-raad mku. ia '
. mada after tka Sinvra- pa.
t taata, arlrieh kara raa aaii
befora paunta raa oat it aohl
a- a, with tka attach.
Bart, atroogaat, moat aaaiul maehina ta tfaa worM. all ai
Aaa. Ko capital icqoirad. Plain, brief iaatracMoiM claca.
Tboaa who wrtta ta as at aaca aaa arcara ttm Iha bea
, aewtarsiaabiBa ta tba world, aad Ua aooat boaof wtirka
naaitft. ail al a
F arar.aaowa together la iana, TJCUJbl
ta vv .w-a. -aatva
hr -O
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ii - Tin r- an
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m . m - - -
C3.'-a.l2a w I i li n aal
Sti?f kit 5 1 o
'3 R .' 8! 9 aaaj .
H-sd
on every thing that 6m friends find the public ceneralv
J; needs.'; We are;sellm? tho
wortn oo.. some ior oc; worm uc pome for 10c 'worth,
Hoes at o c. wbrth lO or 15
.purcliasLng,;ahd you-yiU be
t-
WE ME AN YOU.
Asain the " tialnful duty ot" re
minding you of the fact t.iatyou
owe us, ana iruii we musi -1
right awny,fbTcci itself , upofl-: 03.'
n ' . . . ...
We are compel tea io cioso: up uut
business having sold out to" King
Bros; and, kind friend, unlcs you
Drtv within the next ten days ; your
Mnnnivw. even yours, win d
. -" i
plactl iu the handset,,, collector.
We dislike Ut do 'this nnd 'would
not ordinarily. Please - make us
. -
Hiuile by cottling forward and set
tle your acfount at once,
With'creat respect, .
D. CTiaiSTIAN.
K. 8. CIIKISTJAN.
XAltY.: '"":i. i
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"V.
- CHRISTIAN & CARY-
OLESALE
2) WH
GROCERS
RICHJilOND Ya.
'V
. Prompt atteutiou to orders and rat
isCictfpu GUARANTEED.
yVA-NTED
50,000 pounds of early curfnl prim
ings wanted itiexchangf- f or tobac
co t icks and baskets. : Tlie tobacco
will lie taken loose without " gratl
injr, only the trasii thrown out nt
6 cents per pound if cured , h igh
and delivered in llih, l'oint dur
inw; the mouth of August 1889. Avl
drt8S", W. II. Snow, tiupt. Mixlem
Tobacco Bnrn, Hih Point, N. C.
Having fully detnnnstrnted dur
in&r the hist two vears that ti:b it-co
leaves cureI aepurato fntn Ihe stalk
; pses9 rt marked 6uierioiity . over
the stalk cured lcav- ' bth fr
chewing nhd smoking, Iho .MiHlern
Barn Company. " of Iliifli Point.
now propose u sell to planters the
13 EM' WlltliD STICK
in the worbliiiid take the waste ol
their fields for pay. .We will make
the sticks the length to fit your log.
barns, which r411.be filled up with
a conduit aud ventillator and direc
tions given with each purcliKse how
to cure y'nur priming. We Want
t.nly the EAltLY GROWN mild
leavef, frcm which we are-now
manufacturing the '
BEST SMOKING TOBACCO
Id tin United State. nt excejuinp any
known brand. Our Toy ceo has " less
Ni fate", less Nicotine, les '. cfiepaivc
riropertit- then an jthing hf tbe anuktng
ine Jn-iltia coantry; not by reaaon ot oar
knowledge of mannfactnre, ut by reaaon
"f the anuerior manner nv which the
Tobaeeoi- enred. The leavra are CURED
WHEN THEY "ARE RIPE, they are
urvd in aenntinunm current of Rarifird
vir arnarate from the Malk. Onr biandx
ire MODr-UH BARN NO. 1, 'ana KO r 2'
ind DIXIE DARUX. We ham large
jnantitiea of the Wire Cnred feaf Orunu
ated. aad are now ready t Hipply the
rude and challenge the wor!d?to iroduce
1 1 a .1.1 ....
' , - ." W. II. SNOW, '
v T - " -? Hiait Point, N. C.
P. R. Prim'r.gs vory in prko ft$ to
quality from 6 to 35 c en . i; j
r- '
OUU
PRICES
w . t.
Hew styles ofGinjrbams ut 5e.
cts." CaTfand 7 . before
pleased ; :x t ' ; v:;
J.NEAli& CO
i
i -
CI
Corn.ip
oi fvCtto Tobaee ?f 1
,1J i
Now1 lu fctock and ready for delivery
Pitf h Forks, Hakes Shovel. Spades Digzers, " ' "
lios, CaiulitiH and 8toneH-aU Plows nud mwt- - ; - .
ings, Cotton King and Iron Age Cultivator". i
aDdsteel hauies, tracw, Rick BrtiuU8wlnjli'-' V .
' - trtf," plow liinw, tounuei-ftnd breast chalDS..--"
harness snaM, bucklen, - well chains and." " "
buckel. halter chains,:, well ' rupw, , curry- i
. . . cxmil4, honte brushes'plow cUvisesrepulr . J
links, wfll wheel!",' gttte hlnis and latches,
horse collars or every kind . nd can vusa
" . collar, pad, plow, bolts, hauie stringv
-' IlHruetT iaccv-upper and olu leather We
v " . .. are now preparing to have 250 sets of so
" : - i er ior flues made zuudy lor delivery by
June 1st, and to insure ptomptnerfs would. aJvise our patrons to
leave ihelrjordera its noon as ooshHiIh to avoid tiny deUy: . Reiuetn-
ber they c6t no . n we
Bon. We havo left
ix-w it
owe or
Eelips"e-TG5tton Planters
which we are offerini; low to close out; they do
""the nicest work ofany planters made, '.U wnlch , "
every man who has used them will testify.-
Remember we carry n full line of everythinj:
and all wo ask Is
irk
t: -
. 1
. - ',.- v 'r ' - 1'''' s.
AWABJJEH UY THE
SVIRGINIADf
. ' AT ITIUIIMQXD, VA.,
On thel888 Tobacco
- V r ; - " ; Foii the - r . ; . - :--.
Finest Lemon : Colored Wrappers
- Fin 23t Ijemdn Colored Cutters,
Finest Lemon : Colored Smokers.
The above Tobacco wa grown ftitha. OBF.IV.fc BOXa COMPANY'S
TQ-B&CGO.
tv-Th BEST Fert Hirer is alwaa
r-hed try. the thousand if desired.
iEx position was the flnest the
v:--V:V:--.;-.-:-.;
: Fertilizers.-
ALWAYS ON HANO A LABGI STOCK OF
-
;nvGii E R'A.L H E R C H A II D ! S E- -DRY.
EQODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AMD SHOES-, &C-, &t
A large stock of Wapcons and Budgie, Carts and mrtetlal for atn.
The "BOSPLOW is takluir the day every whera, IT you want a
first-class "COOK STOVE," my store is the place to get it. Wheo you
come to Fraiiklinton be aure lo trlve me a call. -
v ' - . :. - .Very llespoctfully, ,
; - W.. L. McGHEE.;
Hi n:iHn, Orab'ng St Gardening
-rt k
urr? -uiy mi
,two of the
later In the sea-
to call and bee. us.
ltpcct fully tfi.
CaEKSIIA Wi IUCKS & ALLEX.
EXPOSITION
the cheapest. Certificates, can beXur
- The Tlcco Pi-piny at the Virgin
World has ever seen. '
.V FIlAKKLtSTOX,.5J, a
aad Harvest 'Queen
JHBM SUPPLIES
AND A FULL STOCK OF ' " . -. ' - -
: vis llros rntte&erav of it. ' -is rt ;
jour
daiu-
Kavannah. Gat : f 'r'- ' ' M $ fo1" r"re food made by. the
Louisburg, i. G.' Mch. 15th,-1889.
j ojxiu liot acvus.ouied to