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.4. THOMAS, Editor and Propria A forbid the notion tiat sbe .believes
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, . ber title beiflnqnestioii
one year, w - 1 ?1.50 qoW demanded bj Eogland ot)V
art month ; ' ' 75 i r Jcbt. chieflv becanselionie of ber
Fmiut. Jaotaby. 3. , -V .i- t 1896. J i.rt?. Th United States bas
snbjects nave eone.ano senea . on
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- JSEW YEAR. - $ ber dispnte V with I Veneznela- to
Still being handled by the
X uxvuu
Best Whiskey
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oiled by and - wefind oureelyet. or vJrtUaiiy 8ettle it by force.
j usoerea inio; me year leyty. in Tiie Dnited States is eonipeued.
many respects tbe yearjast closed I therefore, in defence of itiieifas it
tor TniRWo- n l Prnfci4n cursions in South America, to find
- . . i- . , i i j i
. , , .. .. I out whfltDer iDo Jauu tmiuicu uy
county. Many n e w buildings ?Dei L hmr tti
hare been erected in Loaisburg; wbicb jt hag jot been tbe intention
uu k uuiuoer oi g-oou people nave l 0f the United lawis w qwmru, r
uorea mio our miasi, woiie ine f wDeiner ner o " "
Tobacco Market bas grown and in- making since tbe Monroe doctrine
creased, thereby giving the farmers United -States
better adtantages for disposiug of tn . ww.ifrata this auestion - under
tnftir nroniiolff. And oStincr mnpa I it . ..i.tmaa ia kurnnd' nnM
employment to Ubor. And hiletion. TbUommission 10 oe nam-
tne town folks seem to be in a bet- a ny lue rrewucu.ui u.0
xer ana mprnoptn conaniou, tne - i.tV?L-A .K.f if.un.nta.:
i .u0 nu.D vvmi.jr entclaim is right, the Monroe
to be m better spirits. Tbe farm- doctrine or American doctrine has
ers generally; made c-ood crops, not been infringed. If it turns
and are receivinir much better out that England has not the prop
. av tit. a iJLiniH uuu. au Btwiuvt uu
prices inan ast year. r r r .7 . ,j : .
Letushooe that tbe vear 1896 7. j sf.:... k t
wjll be as good to us as the one U.h Mrtnrno doctrine. au(t it would
just closed. . '.nr be the duty of the United States
to resist sucn euort witu i.s iun
TTPISP SILVER TV nPUW I?VATB nnwr.
I o x iV.I 17n
The Now York World haa mn.fi a I . . . W a .
w i (Ami hoa nnan r i cr n t. ann r. 1 1 l t. n h
a canvass of the United 8tates Wor flurrv haa been for nothing.
Senate, which show that at the None the less we are convinced
lowest possible estimate of tbe free that the overwhelming demoustra-
silver strength the Senate now uon cai,ea U6 u. 7"0iU.Bm
. ..... . . i measacre. of patriotic determin-
stands 40 absolutely for free and ation ' b J the intere8t8 of tbe
unlimited silver coinage, 38 United States and the integrity of
against, a aounuui and one seat I be Western hemisphere against
vucant (Dupout, of Delaware, European agression, will prove to
claimant). Utah will elect two be of inca cuable value. ,
s.-fa i t., ,v:u :n It is well for all the world to
""u"io " UBUUO' J I U'-U WUI IrTinm lAn.1 U -
give the advocates of free silver tbe United States of North
48 out of 90 votes, with three America to the sister republics of
doubtful. It is thought that two aonto America.
of these are silver men; and if so,
tbe number will be increased to 50.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Showing receipts arid disbursraents
11 - j -
Coins new secret oath-bound iut?AnKmmi' 21 '
political party is another scheme GENERAL COTTNTT Fnrn
to delude the unsuspecting Demo- By bal. due Treasurer za
crats from true principles of gov- To am't rec'd from
ernment. We would sound a i. o. Kearney for.
.oingagainstanPoUUcal oath- TtfSPta,n,M
bound secret organizations, I H. C. Kearney' for
county taxes 1,849 29
What a man does with wealth
tr n tt .;
. v. . . , .1 ivearueyior
uepeuus upon nis laea oi nappi- cbuntv taiM
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ness. Those who draw prizes in To am't rec d from
l.fa .oro ant tnanH taatalaeal ;f 11 KeamV IOr
not viciously, not knowing that it To am't rec'd from '
requires as much talent to spend B, R. Fund 213 28
as to make.
Kt f. rMa u i poor orders .
, . ... ... a. in u um ireas-
comea. Are me -reiormers- be- nrer to balance
ginning tbu3 early to hedge on
the silver question ? Statesville
Landmark.
f 41191 f411 91
COUNTY DEBT FUND.
You may notice it whenever To am't rec'd H. C.
W von will, hnt n.t timt m;t Kearney Sheriff 300 00
yl To am't rec'd H. C.;
Democrats begin to endorse or ad- Kearney Sheriff 400 00
vocate any measure proposed b bSSs2S 4z
the socalled "reformers" you BX Treas. com. 34 89
j t. ' ... . I DJ oonas and con- , .
will discover them taking the pons paid Q nn
back track. There is no such By am't due Fund to bal 303 55
thing jas consistency in the pro- 1 1,163 123 1,163 23
moteri and bosses of the "reform- COUNTY FENCE FUND.
er9" and the sooner the people i'0"1 . 4. ,
discover this the better it will By paid fence1 orders 608 87
be.
J eiates that this JVittcipie has
Tfolited by Ed eland iu connection
IIwitbgoeaqe.a" All that we
1' V n ft or 4 a tha f f aii tn. -..t.:.!. .
years bas ceen m dispute betweeu
To am't rec'd from
171.53
5,439 00
By Treas. cm,
By am't paid coun-
When silver is restored to its w.vi
proper place and tbe coinage of, it urer to balance $T.32
is resumed, times will grow better . -' ; -
but that is only a part of the fin- ; 5,725 17 $5,725 17
anciai reiorm neeaea. me neo- nnnwpv Pnno pmun
i .. . " 1 I " a. JL Uill
uu v wauv a sjivcr parwy nor a By bai due Treasurer ; 48 72
Duvor vauuiuato or ny omce. Toam'tredn.C.
INo one idea men or parties, if vou Kearnev Sheriff 1 1 a tr
w w
-please. rrogresive farmer. ao am t rec d 13.. t-
- I TT n, . ..
... I AL ClLLl u aW U BaiR
form organ. From tbe tone of cotton from counts
the Populist papers we had lands 107 73
thonfrht that fr nniiKioA t ift To am d rec d sale
1 11 j .i . I " woo
x noo w sum an our ma ana inai Kir Treaa rnm-1 i o oi
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a party with a solitary plank, and y paid county
81 92
350 35
63 65
vw t ..
By amJv du roqd fro bal, , 276 0
WHAT THE VENEZDLA CASE ISJ "i'JJSS!!.
Nw,York Son.
Acorre8pondent asks for a state- To, am't due fund : 181 85
ment of the Venezuela case: Jl Areas-com;
. . ;. r . ..-v - , i i v - w una . 0 UU
Tnere re immenseignorance about t-i C - . Sf Sv VT
the Monroe doctrine. Please set . . :v $ 181 85 $181 8. Stuarts;,Rock.
v-Vf? 140 . i u9b uuw tn Monroe t-,S1'K"". vv. . . ktiW.voV.; -C-iril.-V w
octruie jsjtransgssed
preseurinstance. SYour Mascot ; A,vwii7 vr;Ma".irw
'."BAaA.. ear's , TTi:-f
pwwut lufvauco. i is iour mascot..- i ' nr - v .
The gist of .the Monroe doctrine Ta am't rec'd H c ' -
16 tn the sentence: . An7 attemnt Kearney bhenff 1,715 441" ' -l.:t y'
bybelurbSeanw
their svstetn to knv tiortihn aF- tKu I X a i'JZ ; : .22
SALOON
S. S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
. That celebrated ' .
6ld ' ;
MONOGOJlHELA;"
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With which every body who h as
tried it express so much satisfaction
is kept constantly on ha.ndv, If tsU
ha ve not given it a trial, w coc(
aliy invite5y6tf td'do ' B'v?at nce.
"One tried always used" his never
failed hi a single instance, with this
justlypopular whiskey.
North' Carolina Brandy," both
apple and peach, wines,f reeh
Beer, and everything usu
ally kept in a first-class sa
loon. . ..
We thank our friends fo their
liberal patronage bith rto. shown
ns and earnestly request a contin
uance of the same. We shall en
deaver to at all times give you en
tire satif action. ,
Especially do we desireto state
that on and after
January 1, 1896
We will move our saloon to Main
St., the stand now occupied by D.
Bv, Taylor & Co., near the bridge,
where with more commodious quar
ters we will be better prepared- to
serve you than before.
S. S. DAVIS.
TAYLOR'S PARLOR
SALOON.
Bargains! Bargains!
Whereat? D. H. Taylor & Co.
for cheap-Whiskeys, Brandies,
Wines & Beers.
Where" can yon get f Old home
made corn whiskey at D. H.
Taylor & Co., from one week to
three years old, cheaper than ever
before.
Who keeps old R. A.
STUARTS ROCK
BRIDGE RYE
WARRANTED 4 YEARS OLD.
D. H. Taylor & Co. Who keeps
old Virgioa Club, D. H. Taylor
Co., and be also keeps the finest
and cheapest home-made Brandy
in town", other liquors of all kinds
that is good, and cheaper than
ever before. Special prices to all
my customers, come one come all,
polite and prompt attention and
skillful, bar-tenders.
We have also exclusive control
of
GrOLDEI OWIl
" - AND
GOKDONS BALTI
MORE RYE
Two deservedly popular brands
of whiskey ; andi peferredJ b
many of thej.besiiudgesof fine
liquor. - --V. X ' - '
Is guaranteed: vpNire: s andv is
prebt.bhtliidiiigjfiVBi-
cmnii if.rirnnorrwfif iWav 'aa
t - T o w " i "V , VUUUti J
an1 tlin ..;...'a XJl'st" - ,
' ; 4 85T -anohQ.residejiifysician of
: 79 0(t ;Lti?bufg,Bad he- foHoyiug
- 8 QC' teStii1adnia7 '&p. .
X'EMATYNTr
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SliThe above iqridr "is" Sbld 'btily x
: 'iPlorCoehMive Wr'
v if
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:-tr, S-,KS.
I GREfi YOU OS SORE -o-
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ii'life, and again thank you for your
t - ' - -
patronage. Ihope you have had a
piieasant Christmas, and vye trust that
ydu may have ,
:o: A Happy New Year,
And that 1896 may bring you peace
and prosperity,
year.
. And may flie "Shifting Sands of time"
bring to all our patrons health, wealth
and happiness in 1896.
As heretofore it shall be our endeavo
to give our customers "value received" in
all dealings,
Bespectfully,
CRENSHAW HICKS & ALLEN.
A happy and Prosperous New Year to
all our friends and customers.
Your friends
Of course I shall ask for your trade in
the coming year, assuring you that I shall
appreciate it, as we have always done.
With best wishes I am yours truly,
W. G. THOMAS, Druggist,
Erouisburg, N.: C.
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AYCOCKE & COMPANY,
Druggists.
touisburg Male Academy,
:F0R:-
OYS & YOUNG MEN.:
-:WILL OPEN:-
Mill'
ID,
Parenb, guardians, townspeoplo nd1 community the Aeademv
B?7?ar pav"Dagf! ynr mptbyyour beartj cobperaUon, if
l-.'i--l!!5??-'';aV thriving
town. ; U your boy has.' bad 'Triidimentat ;( trtlninsend - bittfit
ine opening. - Wa want him.
noV? to "wortiWery iimited UmVor-ptepara-
f . r. . -" '' . " . . . ' " - " r ; ..-.-,-' . . - - . . . ' '
- lyer'llCatO admits Witbont- exftminatton tn :.ttxm Hn
Kdrth VJarolina and "Oolieffeff the Stated " Vv.V?
i r " l? 1 - A. B. KIMBAW Pb. B. (U; N. C.,J Principal
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