THE ROANOKE NSWS
THUKSDAY,
I'KIIIil'AUV :!, lm-n.
Till-'. FA11MI.HS' IlKMINIIS.
Til K FARMKltH MAKE A IlRi I.AI1ATIOX
or I'lUNril-I.ES.
The North Carolina Fanmu' Assncia
tiuii at th recent convention held j,,
(ireenslmro adopted tile following:
1. That we affirm the principle hereto,
fore declared by thin Awociatioo, that the
inn-rets of the farmer and of the laborer
aie identical, and that we make oust' with
all laborers everywhere in (wcuriiijj; for
ihciii and ourselves a just recompense for
labor and all the right and privileges of
American eili7.ens.
i. To give dini'y to labor, and to hon
or tin1 hand that buhls the plow, we demand
that a fair, juat and equitable iiHiitiun
liall be entablialicd by iuw between the
wage of the laborer una compensations of
utlu'cliolilcr. ami prolemiuu il men.
it. Wechcroh the principle that oiir i
a eoverninent of the people, by the pc.iple.
ami that the ballot bm is our best security
a:aint prawn! or thrcalcniiu.' evils.
4. It was one id' the principles of thi
covcrnuiriit in its orijjiu that ull citizen)
and classes of citinciis should enjoy eijnal
riirlita and privileges, inalienable and never
to be abridged. In the prioress of a cen
tury this in UK'ipIn has been obscured it not
oliliterateii. e believe it idioiild be re
stored in all its simplicity and truth and
justice.
3. Agriculture, luanufacturinj: and com
merce 'e the three great iulen'sts whieh
when combined iu harmony promote the
best welfare of tbe ouniiiuliity, Kach of
these has its proper oflioa to perform, und
like the member of the human body, no
one of thcin can well perform the duty of
the cither.
II. Commerce, with it-t t !aiii.hiM. i:s
railroads and telegrjph lines, it-t Hyn li-at"s
iu banks and Wanking corporations sus
tained by the. government ot the l uited
Slates, has towered a'mve cviry other in
terest and has laid thcin all pros rite at its
feet. I'uIcks we arc piulvzeil by the pre
euee of this giant, wu can cheek its prog
ress, and t nless wo intend to be slaves we
in tut check it.
7. Manufacturing furnishes a market ft r
f irm product, gives employment to the
people, furnishes home proluets for home
consumption, flourMiis most in proximity
to agriculture, is a great promoter of agri
culture and ought to be fostered aud sus
tained 8. For relief fioni linaneial depression
we must rely ou ourselves. Hut while we
would encourage iudustry, economy and
individual Hclf-rcliaucc, and acknowledge
all the aid that the Farmers' Club, the
(range aud the Alliance can give' wc will
not overlook the fact that itulm-trial uccos
must depend very uiuih i n legislative en
uctment. '.I. That we shall seek legislative relief
not through separate p.iry orgatiliution,
bat through the two political parties al
Dady organized. We shall present to
them this dc -lar.it i n of principle at tin ir
nominating eoliventinns anil on tin canvas
for votes, and we will suppirl no one who
r-fuscs lu support and inUoeate our princ
lles.
lit. The practice of delivering nmripij
id crops to our merchants ai sonti as thev
can be gathered to be sent immediately hv
them to a distant market in payment for
goods or fertilizers is ruinous to the larmer
nnd ought to bo stoppsi.
11. The internal revenue system is con
trary to the wishes of the paople and ought
to be repealed.
12. That we will ask the Legislature at
it next session to fii ict a riid iisurv law
and reduce I lie rate of interest on all debts
to six perornt.
111. Oiir Stale and county governments
should be administered on an economical
basis, and our taxes greatly reduced. Pat
riotism ought not to derive its in-.piiaiini
from the pocket-buok; und consideration?
other than mercenary ought t" have some
iutlueiico in moulding opinion and cunt rill
ing conduct.
TIIHOWX HV lVIlllll. HISIIK.
A NnilTH CAUIH.INA KAMII.V AXNuYKH
ii v sTiiNts mtiii'i'iNiiiiN rnr.iH
I'll Kill SIX
Ru.Kiuil, dan. 27. 1. C. Martin, a
prominent gentleman of Caldwell cntinly
is hero and gives partic il.irs of s nun very
remarkable manifestations st Ii is hous-.
Humors of singular oit-urrsnces there were
heard a fortnight ago.
Martiu says that about two m oil In ago
his little granddaughter iufonuel hitu that
stones were falling in thu house, l-'roin
that time this phenomenon has coutiuued.
The stones have becu sjen to (all in the
house by various persons, aud thc-y are
from ten pounds weight down to one and
one-quarter pounds. They fall appircnt
ly from the ceiling and d i not iml 'iit the
floor as they would do if dropped fr nu
that height. In some can's they appear
to project themselves from the side ol the
room.
The first observation if this strange
sight was at the old Martin b nise. The
family moved about a iuuler of a utile to
a new house of Martin's, uud the stunt's
fell tlicro. Then they move 1 into auilh ir
Iijuso and the fall c iiiununl. Nmiiii nts
they fall otiteiile aud appear to com : from
a clear sky. Other curious things happen.
Tin wahbowls drop o IT a lien eh on which
they arc usually kept and fly up as high
as the top of the door, tin n go over across
the room and fall ou the bed. Martin
vouches for this statement aud says scores
of bis neighbors will do likewise.
Wonderful Cures.
V. D. Iloyt Sl Co., wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, (ia., say: We have
been selling Dr. Kiug's New Discovery,
F.lectric Bitters and Uutkhu's Arnica
Salve for four years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or give such uni
versal satisfaction. There have be 'ii some
Wonderful euics etTccled by these medicim-a
in this city. Several casus of pronoun -eil
Consumption have been cutirely cured by
use of few bottles of Dr. Kinir's New
Discovery, taken in c iiiucelion with F.les
trie Bitters. We guarantee thcin always,
Sold by druggists at Welduii, by Ilr.iwu
and Carraway, Halifax, and by J. A.
Mcfiwigau, Knfield.
( have had nasal catarrh for ten yeata
so bad that there were groat sort in my
nvse, and one plaoe was caleu through. I
P- Kly'a Cream Balm. Two b ttb did
the work. My none and head is well. I
feel like another man. C. 8. McMillcn,
Sibley, Jaokson Co., Mo.
Kl.v'8 Cream Balm is the most effective,
0 invenienl and agreeable catarrh remedy,
1 ever used, and I have tried them all. I'
ll. Cook, Ileuning, Lauderdale county,
Tcnn.
Heavy winter clothing if X'w York
Ht, M. F. Hart.
vwrs ahoi' l' Titr; urns.
AN tM NK.IIIO ll!-NTKil I I Sl ir lis KS VI:
CN THE Uikix's- ll.uill'3.
llos.i-)- Until,, i ,j Wi,.11(,t(m Mi sicii", r.
It's too oil' fur varmints to move. Why
an ole cunnin' conn will lav back in his
holler an' near bout starve "fore he'll come
uuL No, taim no use er hiintiu' now."
Thus oracularly Anion Cherrv. the col
ored Conetno eoonist, delivered" himself,
while brushing the snow, mud and sleet
Iroiu th" rugs in which the lower parts of
his lets were incased and warming hiins .f
by the stuve in llradlev's grocery!
'Anion, how long can a conn he up with
out going out iu ipa-sl of food these cold
snowy maps?" queried the scribe.
"Well, yer sec it 'p.nds on how fat do
ciKH.ii. Kf a conn has had er good run
o' luck au' lined li-i kidneys right good an'
thick wid fat he kin Stan' a long siege."
"I 'members way back one lime when
do snow laid on dc gruun' nigh onto er
mont' d.-re wus er surtin ole coon I kuow'd
bail his den up iu er big gum tree. Well,
ever night just afore day I luck my die:
an' made er circuit round dat tree an' 1
know.il he did'n come out iu all dat time."
"Why, Arden. how do you know In
didn't come out and walk on the snow, so
your dog couldn't smell his track?"
'I :u, u :r, yer doesn't know nuffin'
'bout dat dog. l'f er coon l shuk a piece
o' snow big as er pin pint oll' n his foot,
dat dog would er tuck right bold uv it an'
a-iirncu mm rigui in a holler, lien, cr-
gin, el de win' wus bh-wiu' fiuui do coon
to de dog twinildjes bin bis pie."
"Hut in dat case, I win ir tolen yer
bout, arter 1 had hunted roun'de tree fur
er luout biine by jes' 'fore day one mnruiu'
dodogopeued on er track un' run it loun'.
semetimcs gittiu' closer an' sometimes fur
ther fuui tie tree an' when it 'iin-need git
tin' sorter light, tie coon struck out fur de
tree un' ih-re tie dog treed hitu up dat same
ole gttui."
'I lid 1 cut dc tree down? Well, I did,
but it till nearly all day to do it, but shore
thing, gctublin. de tree did fall dele wusde
gre ites' light I ever seed. He win de out
lighten-'s' coon to be shore! Sometimes it
wus 'I'ige nu' hotnetiitic tie coon. Here
dey fo t, ui an' down, roun' un' ronn', nip
un' ttik. hip an' thigh, I er Iryin, to help
ole Tigo all tie time. Arter er while I got
bolt uv dc coon's tail an' by dat time Tigc
fotch him er grab by de thole, ib-n I
kuow'd it wus all up wid d it coon."
"How come de coon ter fight so long?
Well, dat's jis what I wus cr lellin' yer.
Kase he. wus dat po' bis hip boni s fairly
stuck tuit, den tie skin on bis hide wus so
much too big fur 'i'.u dat it would slip all
rouu' an' de back would cum where tie
belly ought ter be an' tie dog could if git
er lis tit. lunle sill tiereiiee. IMi ergiu er
fat ci'tili runt light, lie breaks down
luigbiy quick."
"1 tc'l you tl.it coon had'n eat iiotbiif
in er m ini I lien-s eruutlier w.iv I lias
to tc'l. Kase de mil-' gits rank. 1'e po't-r
de conn, tl r.uiUr be gels. Tears dc
mils' .-wells as de coon giies down.
' Arden, there are few things connected
with the history, parentage, aud collateral
relat ions of the coon with which you an:
not a -quainted. Is that so?
Anleu's opHiiiic though N'imrodic chest
heaved wilh the pride of prowess. Ho
skinned bis upper ihnta's long enough to
show the lauibeiit, luminous smile anoint!
I he gli-tening ivmy, before he n-pli- d.
Then be comun need by saving bis "le
Yul ill was ailile, s -vend of his i liiUlvn
were complaining he has thirteen in as
sorted siz-s that he bad come to town
f r sujie castor oil, meat and maybe, a
nip of gin if he bad luck selling bis coon
skins then he slowly n plied.
Well aster dat, I orter know suuiliu
bout ciK'iis since I've followed 'e n for
forty years 'ginin tie lift. ruth day of next
September. I'se kotch 'em wid dogs an'
I se found young tins and raised 'em. I s.-
watched 'ein and I knows all tlt-y trick
mos'." 'Hut dey has got one trick I less I
don't understan'."
"What is that Arden ?"
' Hat's er trick er 'siieritt-n cr dog
When cr coon gits er sartin age, specially
ef he's been hunted much, why be kin
Hing or dog utl'n de scent an' make him
trail hi- sperit when de cm-n, hi-self. is
sono-where else. In dein cases tie dog
will act right foolish. He'll go to de tree
s lur dc sperit led him, an' peara like he'll
sorter d-.nlit. lien de sperit 'II take a u -w
holt on hitu an' he'll go to barkiif like
mad. lie gils so 'cited dat I've seeu s
don faiut an' fall down an' waller tell dc
spirit turned him loose. De Hex' day he
would be so tired an' sure you coiild'n
make him git up to git Miiuliu t' eat.
Docs 1 b'licvu in sKtriis? Shore thiug
I doea. I'se seen 'em wid my own eyes
Dey'i been right under de kiver wid me
I aiut got time to-day, but 1 11 tell yt
'bout au ole orter I kotch wuimt aif un
spent, bill I aim got time to-day."
TlIK t'OM'II)i:M'H : lH.
A NollTll I-IHUMNA MKltfltAVT liUPF.J)
UV A 1'UNlTHr.M'K M AN HI T UP SoPf
PlIll.AliKl.l'IIIA. January 2.1 A man
citing the name of 'Joseph I.. Peal, aud
-t iling that he was a lnn.li. r and
11 uir merchant of Bethel. X. ('.called
at the central police station ibis morning
and informed Chief of Detectivis Wood
lhat he had been duped out of 82111 by a
cvtilidcuee man. Peal said that a few
weeks ago he received a letter at his home
from man iu New York, named J. H
Ward, who gave his address as loll Mul
berry street, care of It trlicr. The writer
informed Peal lhat he had a lot of greenback-
which h id been printed frmn stolon
f ioveriuueiit plates and which he would
sill to Peal al a liberal discount. A cor
respondence followed and Wind inliirmed
the Bethel merchant lhat bu would uie.t
him at tbe Pennsylvania rai'r a.l ataliou
iu PbiUtleh'bis. IVal placed J.'itlll in bis
iiocket with which to pun ba-c the goods
and Irf' home for Plii'adt lpbu nu Sunday.
Hum the old familiar conh.l. i c game was
played upon him by an aft dec strangir
limn Tarhonv C, who knew all about
t'eal anil Was ''lad tO HICl'l Uul SO fit from
home, look bi:n to dinner at bis hotel,
found Ilium li'uu it ctuntably shut of ready
cash, and would Mr. Peal oblige, bun till
il... V, inks on ned in the morning. Peal
nklio.il him with S2HI. The next mnrn
inc be bcnau to think lhat something had
and told his storv to the police
....! lfl tor home with the remainder of
l.ia monev. Pen! urnfcssed to have no
suspicion that the luouey hi propped to
purchase might De coumcjieu.
Wiikn constipated, take a dose of Lax
ador. To suffer from liver diseases when
so cheap and sure a remedy as Laxador
can be had, it an actual crime agaiust one's
own health. Price only twenty-fivecents.
It is hard work for tha baby to cut
teeth, and it should be assisted by the nsc
of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup which ai cool
th lDAimed gums,
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
U'KHre ftlWllV L'lftil tn riwivpnilmi, nm.m.: n.,ri
0oiitrilMiii,.iiH (.fun iinliisirinl, Hiii-tttioiuil ur hie
lonciit iintiir.'. til.to news iinti sltiti'tni'iitN Hi' vfcwi
on puMif i'n!!P,.niM arv itivil-d, snt.J.-i t "f nmrhc. to
iif il'trretioiiHry mifxTvMi.u ( ih K-lilnn. who
Iivl.nm rc;.insil.iliiy fir l lie iinii!iifitxiirt ,!'.
Hue .it.. ot Hie jhiht imly, iimt bi- writttMi 011
:nl iviil iifiuic of v. riUT iuunL Hi compnny euiHritjii-
I'ricp 'irimftor iortmiiiint Id mivanre.
Ailvfrti-hi rtitew rt:iuiimljlc and iuhiIi- known on
ipli''nt;..ii.
iin' in i uriim-i- riiuHtinitt'B n sinnre.
In uiirtwortiiR Hilvt-ni.-ciiicnlji iiIi ukc meiitfon this
pa 1 per, it helps un timl in not troulik-sum or cxpi'H
live. '
Addrenc all coniniuiilnfttiniiB to
THE liOANOKE NKAVfl,
Welddn, N. C.
S i k t: 1 a 1. X (i t 1 1' p, .All transient
advertisements, of whatever natute, must
be paid for in advance, as the publishers
cannot afford to give credit which may be
for years and may be forever. Kxperietiec
has forced them to hereafter make this
the invariable rule.
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1'l'KMiAV was a beautiful spring day:
Til r. days art-growing perceptibly longer.
Tim liailroails are beginning to move
spring l'rt'iKhts.
" 1: have Iu 1
some very tlisagreeble
weather of tale.
F.asi'kr conies p.irly this year, viz.-on the
first ilay of Apiil.
Asil Wctln-sdiy falls on li i;,t, 0f
February ibis year.
'Iiik Iul'eiior court will convene on the
third Mini lay iu February.
Fakvinii operations have been much
delayed by the bad wrather.
TlIK vestioule train is always full f
p.isseugt rs and ispiung haiitlsoiuely.
Tiiiisb who hive not paid their taxes
have until next Monday; on that day the
properly of those who have not paid will
be sold, as advcrlisd,
Fun tlie next commencement exercises tit
tin- I'nitersil.v Mr. I'. K. Uunsoni, of N'orth
auiit 01, lias lu-en elected chief marshal, anil
It. T. I Ireen, of this county, secontf assist
ant. As you pile on the c"al and read of
another cold wave coming, just remember
it will only be two months until the green
tfrass aud spring birds will be here. Get
ready for a pianic.
KxA.MINATItiN. We have been re
quested by the County Superintendent of
Public Instruction, W. A. Daniel, to state
that he wiil examine white applicants for
t-ai b, rs' certificates at Halifax on the llih
iu-t , aud colored applicants ou the 10th,
at the same place.
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Til K llnl'. A Very pleasant hop was
given at the Hall by the young men on
Friday night. It was a most pleasant af
fair and would btnr repeating. Among
those present were several ladies und gen
tlemen from Knlield, Halifax and Scotland
Nock.
T'l OVEKSKKKS til' I'l lll, IC P.ilADS.
Wc would advise overseen of public roads
to hand in their reports lo the township
Supi rii.ors on or before ii'Xt Saturday, as
tie se who fail to do so will be subject to
the penalties of the law. (Inly three days
remain in which these reports can be
tiled.
l'lKD. Mr. Mareellus Moore, of firven
vi'le. died a his home thereon January
Jtith. He was at onetime a member of
iliefirni of Hiiliird and Moere. of Norfolk,
hut was at the time of his death the senior
member of the firm of Mooit and Fitzpat-
nek. ot l.allimore. .Mr. Moore wan well
known in this county, having married Miss
lliggs, of the Scotland Neck section.
Nkw Hesiuknts It is a pleasure for
tbe Kii.Wok'K Nkws to note the fact that
Mr. I!. F. liarv nn.1 his family have moved
lo WVdon to live. They are quite
acquisition to the town in every respect and
we welcome ibein cordially. Mr. tiarv
is one of the substantial citizens of the
county and his ell. inning family will add
much to the pleasure of society here.
ANNiVEitsAiir h.XKiii'isKS. We are
indebted to Mr H. W. Spillman for an iu
vilation to attend the hold Anniversary
exercises ot the rbilouiatticstan aud hu
xeliaii socieii-ts at Wake Forest college on
Friday, February 17th next. There w
be a public debateorstions nnd a social
gathering.
It Wuiiitl gives us pleasure
there.
l.l.l'K I.VKS Tin: iskst. i Here is some
reason for tbo admiration generally felt
lor tiluo eyes. A connoisseur in eyes
-lutes tint nine-tenths ol the railroad men
and others who are selected for their k
nes.s and correctness of vi-ion have blue
yes. Drown eves are Istautiful. (Irav
ey.'s usually denote intelligence aud haze
yes bespeak a talent lor music. 1 he
commonest color of eyes is gray, and the
rarest violet.
Tiik I.i'NAK F.ei.ii'SB Tin total eclipse
ol the moon on Saturday night was a most
intcTcaliiig celestial occurrence. I he Bi
inning of it was not visible, as the moon
entered the eailh's shadow while it was
still day light, but wh 'n the total aelipsi
oegan atiout .I...IP o clock II was stltllclent
ly tlark tor observations. I he moon pre
sent h1 a dull red li-ti sppearanee. A I
miniit ,'s aft t s-ven o'cl .ck the shadow be
uan ti past otf and the brauly of tbc
spectacle was eu'i inee I
Xt;w Postal Kkuclatiunh. The
new regulation as to what may bo written
or printed on sc on I, third anil fouith
c at" mstl ra-.ttvT h e b""n d'lly mad? lair
by the sicnaturo oftbe President and p
mulg itetl. Ii makes it permissible to write
or I lent almost anvihing wiihin reason
ou the wraip -r. provi-letl proper space
K it for I he stamp and the a Ml v.. Th,
newsiisi er wripp'T can now bear the littl
note indicating when tbe Mi'.seiiption e:
p;r sand direct 'o:i lotor.varding, deli
cry and return us well.
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Likk Insi hani k Paid. The Valli
Mutual l.it'e Insurance company has lately
liaid the amount ol the insurance win
it placed upon the life oftbe lalo W. 1)
Coker, ol Northampton. Itwisn cue
for lluee thousand dollars sent to Mr. W
K Daniel, of this place, adjfuiislrat ir of
tbe estate. The delay iu payment was
caused by tbe fact that there was no one
authorized to receive, the money until Mr.
Daniel qualihed a month or two
This is a staunch, reliable and prompt
company.
Just received a beautiful line of picture
in walnut and gilt frames. The prices are
to low that all can invest.
P, N, 8TAINBACK li Co.
1'tlVlJ.f. 8mVK.t-thc Iter. I t i
Howe, of the I'rimitivo Huplist cbureb. i
will preach at the Haptist church in tins
place to-night at the usual hour. Thr
public is respectfully invited to attend.
Mr. Itiiwe is travelling and tilling appoint
ments at variutls plaees.
Tn PtlOTKl T r.MlllAtIK IRIIM WlUIMS.
Wo give the following remedy which un
exebaugo stiys is good to protect cabbage
from the ravages of the cut worm. It
says :
"The berry of the China tree is a pre
ventive of I In; destruction of the young
plants of cabbage anil eollanls by the cut
worm in the spring. The nu lhoil of using
I lit' berry is to insert one of them iu the
earth by the side of the plant, at the lime
of transplanting. The cut worm, which
is such a pest to a vegetable garden, will
not come near enough to the berry lo reach
the plants. This is tbe experience, of one
who lias repeatedly tried it.
Don't Fool, With an Fiutoii Hill Nye
says a gnotl many things that are w ise as
well as witty. Here is au illustration:
Hit Nye says; "Jlon't attempt lo client
an etlitor or play him false iu any way. I 'beat
the minister, cheat the iloi-tor, cheat any
butty ami evcrvhotly, hu( if you have any
legal'tl for future i-ollseijliellees ilnli't foul
wilh all etlitor. You will he put op for
otlice sometime, or want some public, favor
for you 1. sell to-some of your Irientls, anil
when your luck is at'tingofbeaitty ami a joy
forever,' the editor will open llioll you ami
knock your air caslles into a cocked bat the
first tile. He'll subdue you and then you'll
cuss yourself for a thiw-liog idiot, go hire
some one to knock you dow n, and then kick
you for falling."
.Ii htii-ks Sll11lT.11 N'oTIi It. There is a
law on tbe statute btsiks of this State which
it well for justices ot tbe peace to note, as
many of them, ei t her illatl vcrtenly or t brunch
negligence, may incur considerable trouble.
The first volume of thu Code, seetion illlti,
says it shall he thu duty ol each justice of
the peace, ou or bclore Monday of every
term of the Siiperiorcouit of his county, to
furnish tin: clerk of said court with a list of
the names and ollV-iist-s of all parties tried
and finally disposed of by such justice of the
peace, togetherwith the papers in each case
in all criminal actions since the last term of
the superior court." A failure to discharge
the duty mentioned is u niisilnieaiior and
punishable by tine or imprisonment.
How Til I'sK I'Kltl'l'Ml;. - There are few
ladies who resist the pleasure of irting per
fumes, and if they are not used in two great
tl'iantities they are nut nhjoctiimalc. It is
a good plan to use only one kind of perfume,
Mich as violet, heliotrope, rose geranium,
etc. Instead of saturating the handkerchief
use them in the shape of satchet powders,
flit them on cotton in small bags of muslin,
silk, or satin, ami strew them in every part
of the bureau and wardrobe, so that a deli-
-ate, flesh almost nameless perfume pervades
cVt-rv article ot dress from the bat to the
oots. Satcbcts filled with pondered oiris
sit w ill give a sweet, w bolcsoiui' odor that
: becomes so strong as to be disagreea
ble. The use of too strong extracts of per
fumery is not considered iu gootl taste.
1'. T. Haii.ni'.m's invN (Int. Mr. 1'. T
armim the famous show in m, fnen the fact
that, his great story ''My plucky Hoy Tom"
ia- proved such an immense success iu The
York Family Story Taper, has dt tcr-
uiiucd to present to alt subscribers lo that
iper, while itis story Fists, a beautiful
souvenir in the shape of a l'ortftdio. This
l'ort folio contains illustrations of all the wild
animals that will appear in his show tbe
cotningseason- The New York Family Story
iht for four months anil "I'ariitun's Fort-
folio," as this beautiful souvenir is called,
be sent to any atbhess for the small sum
ot $1,011, the regular price oftbe paper. This
is certainly an opimrtunity which our read
ers should take advantage of. Address.
Monroe's Publishing House, 2-1 and ,li Van
dcwaler street, New York.
SritiiKN Dkath ok Mil. Hamlin
Ali.kn. It is with sincere sorrow that
we announce the sudden death of Mr.
Hamlin Allen, which occuircd lure on
Saturday alternoou. Mr. Allen had been
in feeble health for some time, but still
attended to bis duties, and on Saturday
was driving a wagon through town to bis
resilience when be dropped down from an
attack of heart disease and died just as ht
was bclug carried into his house.
Mr. Allen was in bis seventy-first ye.it
; was a native ol litis county, and was
one of the oldest residents of this place.
lie was an energetic, ham working man,
who attended to bis own business without
interfering with that ot others, and was
an affectionate husbuud, father and friend
He leaves a wife and two daughters to
mourn his loss, and to them the uiiamike
N KVi'S offers its sympathies. Mr. Allcu
was a consistent member of the Baptist
tiurcti and a good citizen, lie was
buried at the cemetery on Sunday after
noon from the li.iptist church, the Key,
. H. Morton omeiating. A largo con
course of people attended.
Sol xi) MrsiNKss Maxims Action
reallv the life of business.
Fse every means lo hold on to your home
trade.
Alwavs keep your designs and bnsiutsis
from the knowledge of others.
(Irctit bargains can only be secured in any
market, by being on the Rmt.
It is easy to sell goods if they are well
uiteil to your trade and bought right.
Avoid litigation as much as laisaible, for
lawyers and costs eat up the principal.
Have the courage to discharge a debt while
you have the money in your pocket.
The man w ho Isirrows money ami tin
Imrinws Irotlhlu is in sheol sure enough.
I'n fer rttnitll prullu uiul tfrtnin n-turiu
to luijje priditM iiiut uiieeitiuti Hentinienin.
ltillieiillii-H, like tliieven, u It ell tliipeiu
.it U;liiliee; tlieletore lllwrtVH litre tl lllltteill-
rtiiictttalit)' in money mat tern lumU to
)iosM lily and run tide ueu and the lianin uf
credit.
In Uu v in . study iuret'ully tlie Hiiittn ol
yom tritte uud buy with tlut end ultra, u In
view.
Th' m:m whuuiiiids his own liusincw and
constantly attends to it htm all m time em
iluel. Come to this market us often or jxwisible,
ju a to seeurc sp.-eiul b ir iititi ;w they uro
oT nvi.
Adlit're fltiietly to your liusiiu-w. There
niiiy be diilietiltie' toovereome, but yon will
surmount them.
TbouKUudHot'miM'L'hanU fiiil not trom the
alirinkii-je of values, but from crediting un
winelyanil tint uiuch.
B . politf, prompt, decisive, civil and
ohliin to all youremtomr-rs, nnd nue that
your clerks d.Wikcine.
MiLUINERVat cost at Mrs. P, A- LcwU,
to make rot'tu for sptiug stock,
V:5v-Te?'lss'Swvi!-sV.
L....-LD
I ASM lilNAfll.i;
1.1 KK.
MAhlllAlli: IN lllllll
On Wednesday tvo-iiig, at 7 .'110 o'clock
of the LTith inst., h large crowd assembled
in the Kpiscopal church to witness the
marriage of Mr. W. 11. Pittuian and Miss
Caddie Mel.iu, both ol this place. At the
appointed hour the bridal party f-itlereil
the church and slowly proceeded to the al
tar, to the music of the wedding uitirch
rendered by Miss Mattie Whitaker. The
Ushers and attendants were as follows:
Mr. Spier liillauiy and .lis Powell.
Mr. .loo Whitaker and Miss Mary Par
ker, cream caslunrre ami lace.
.Mr. Jonas Cohen Jr., anil Miss Kute
liregory. of Crowells; cream brocaded sat
in, en train, low corsaou.
Mr. Fdwaril Branch and Mist Annie
Cohen, cream albatross and luce; low cor
sage. Messrs. F.. C. Cohen anil S. (I. Whit
field. Then came the bride with her maid of
honor, Miss Agnes Cotten, of Farmville.
the bride was handsomely attired iu cream
mervellicux satin, court Intiu, trimmed
wilh lace and pearl bo nis, low corsage,
tulle veil confined by lillics of the valley.
Miss Cotten in creaiii moire satin and
dulled tulle en train; low corsage.
The groom and groomsman, Mr. C. W.
Hunter, came from the vestry room and
met tbe bride at the chancel; Mr. K. C.
Cohen giving away the bride, the Key.
Dr. A. S. Smith, officiating.
After ibe ceremony the bridal party
repairetl to the hoine of the bride, where
a reception was held until the arrival of
the !( o'clock train, when the happy pair
left for an extended Northern tour.
The writer extends best wishes.
As everybody has behaved thonnelvcs
this week news items arts scarce, conse
quently I haven't anything to write but
would like to ask one question before clos
ing: "Why is it that the yoiiug mail who
goes to Nash in ire returns as suon as ex
pected?" P. li.
A one-ariin-d boy in Attgu.-ta saved four
persons fr, on drowning; but Dr. Hull's
Cough S nip has saved its thousands l'mui
COIISUIIIpti 01.
lint use of hiobly seasoned annua! food
and a'cohtilic thinks are the predisposing
inustsof gout. When aware of its pres-
nee lose no time in procuring Salvation
Oil. It kills pain. Price, twcnly-five
cents.
- - -. .
Personal.
Mr. X. II. Frohliehstein, of Mobile, Ala ,
writes: 1 take great pleasure in recom
mending Dr. King's New Discovery fur
Loiisumrilion, having used it lor a severe
ittack ol Bronchitis and ( titarrb. It gav
me instant relief and entirely cured m
1 I have not beenalllieted since. I al.-o
beg to state that I tried other remedies with
no oood result. Have also used Fleetric
Bitters ami Dr. King's New Life Pills,
bo'h of which I can recommend.
Dr. Kiug's New Discovery for Consump
tion, coughs and colds, is sold on a posi
tive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at any drug store.
Hucklen's Arnica waive.
The l'.'.-t Salve in the world for Cms
Bruises. Sores, Fleers. Salt lllicuiu. Fever
les, I otter, Chapped hands, Chilblains
ins, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no p y re juiiv'l. It is
guaranteed to give perlcet satisfaction, or
money refunded. 1'iiee 25 cent-per box.
Fursale hv drojgisls at Weldun. lirown
& Carruvi.tv, llalil'ts, Ur. J. A. McUwigan,
Knlield.
llnw to Ciire Ifluuiiiiilism.
Miijur. Ii- S. White, of Uariu.ivi!!i,
MiirvlumL sutlV ri-il front rhaum:it imii
to lht riltt siiuii! 1-r for sixici'it v-"t'.
The (liM'u-u was njinplicatftl with in lit.-
tiuii unit (Jv!ii.si:i. He nnisiiltt-d kmhiI
h viiaiif ami ucl v.triuiii' iatcn( in ili-
ciiit's witliimt iit'iiintii'iit l'L'lK'I. nuluuvcs
fiiuily jmr-Uiitlct.1 him to t ry u eour.t; of
S. S. S. As tn tin.! result ho writtn as ful
imy. "Afici HMD' six Kir-T tMtdt'H I was
ntircly wt'll. The. tuiHliL'inu uot at thu
Mot of thi: tli.-. u-foatiii ormlicutcJ it. With
ihu ili-ijiiiiisitriiiii-, of tlui tlifnmati.itii uls
wrnt tlie iii'JL'itiju uj 1
have iihnll)" itfiitniiiHi h'd S. . S. tn luy
Uiiihlnit'ti uuU tuuntrvnicii. U'aiiM! I am
Citttviiwril uf iv .ic), it having i-tirod
tiriu ajute ol ull jircjuilu-c.
lU'V. It. M. I'ii-kt'H.ilto vornTuhh Vm-
iih-iit of the Mi'tlnidist I'mtttHiit chnivli
uf South Curoliiu, h jiil.' vt-ars w-o was at-
tacki1! liy lu'iiraluif rluutnatii'Tii, acmi.ii
panied by tryMpt'U. He suil'iri-1 trrt-at
pain. His apjti-titc faik'd hitu and I) is heart
bt'Cnnit! ufl'tH tt'ti. Thf i'ryipt:!asliriikuout
on bU h'lt arm anil liaml. He us-il a nat
many kimls of un'iiii-iito, hut not hip; ;:avc
reliuf. Finally hi1 was htsuhJ"J to try tin
Swift Spt'cittc. Lit a htti-r written fnm
(!rtivillo, I'lvsitlt'iit Pii'kenM say.-: '-I
noticed a deciiled improvement while tak
ing tlie iirst buttle. I eotitinued it? Ufe
until I had taken shout one duzeti bottles,
when I ftiund myself sound and w-ll itj;ain,
with no si'U of divase left except a Miff
nesuinmy hand, a rcMtlt of the frvstpr.la-j.
While, taking tlie medu ine I paV-d on an
arcrae two pound,- of lhh per wetk. 1
think S. S. S. a valuable medicine, and 1
frequently recomim ltd it to my friends"
Itrv.O. V. AVinktiold, nfruimi Point.
Oa., Hulfert'tl terribly lor twelve yw I'rom
artk'iilitr aud Htiatic rlieiiaiattsin. IL1 foii
nulleJ nunifioiis ii-ii inns ami ttwvl nil
iort ol' meilieine. Kiictlly he lie;nn ImW
ini; tin1 Swift Spet ilie h,- u i'-rlorn hope,
iiiul hy ils use lit' w:i!i rutin ly resoled
Ho wnh i: ' I tet l like a n w iiuti 1
ctiinot attiihuiL' my mii-.toulotiN aiul pt'ifeei
i cure to anyliin l.ut ihe w
Np'.i:iu.',
1 know th.it it iilouc eureii me, lor iiotliui
o'h" Iiiul done tins wn y tvrelve
year.', I owe my r.tointiuu and snvo-ili
t'orbtbur and nli-:iims duii-'i- ulum to ihi
jirund ri'imniy, and j-!:ntly iu;iki this ntutiv
uient I'ur the benelil uf all huffeptT-' from
thin nnwt turturintr diseao rheiiniati-m."
Mr. W F. Duli-v. Advenisiic Aiit
tifthi Itruuklyn Klevate l It.iilrojKl, wiiles
I nlKiiinit.it Hry rhetim ili-m hwrlled my
lep mi l uniiH ti) twice their natural hiy. i,
I sufTert'd exeriU'iatini; pniu. Vuur won
derful S. S H. madp aeoinplrtc I'ure."
Major Siilney Herli rt, alitor of tlie
Sfiutliem Cullivalor iiml Dixie Farmer,
Atlanla, (la., wiiles: '1 liave fully tested
the lirtues of 8il't Sn'citii',S nli m a rli -u-irjatism
euro ami a tonic It li.is ilom
even in re than its pr iiriet(irn claim fur il ."
Treiitiacou IllooJ tun Skin Disease
nmileil frue.
The Swikt Si-scnui Co., Druwcr 11,
Atlanta, On.
Winter drcsj goods t whoWiIri
make room for Spring piodii. M. V
CiWf to
. Hart.
AU winter
M. F. Hart,
goods at rcdiicfd pricey.
Alif.'l T i-IJiCTIOVf.
Wiin, iiloti Slur.
This is a Piesidential year. Flections
will be held for Congre-s as w.-ll as for
State offices and President. Kf-pr.-si nta
lives will be elected in all tbe States on
Presidential (lay, lilb of Nuvonibt r, exet 1 1
in .Maine. Vermont and Oregon. Maine
elects lii r Coiigressuit n on S.-.teti b-er H",
Oregon on Julie dih and Vermont i n Sep
lenilie'r fib. In all the other Stales, ex
cept Alabama, Arkansas, (ieurgia, l.uuisi
ana. Maine, ( Ireg'.n, Virginia and Vi ruioiit,
elections will be held, generally lor iatc
officers and legislators, but in some instances
I'm- Legislators alone, on November lilb.
Alabama's Stale election o.-ctiis on August
(i, A.ikansas'onS.pieinberllril, lieorgi i'si n
Oclob.-r I'.rtl, Maine's on September Hub,
Oregon's on June -fib, Vermont's on Se-
tcniber lib ami I isiana'suu April 17lh.
Virginia, Iowa. Kentucky, Maryland, Mi't
issippi und Ohio tlo not elect Legislators
this year, and Maine, Oregon and Vermont
hold I heir State and Coiigressit.i.al elec
tions ou the some day.
A beautiful line of castors from t' to
I!. P. X. Stainhack A Co,
NKW Al IlllTISIvMF.NTS.
iMIfELD'S
FPP nn
IregTiLATuII
A SPECIFIC FOR
WOMAN'S UlSEASES
IUCH At
gainful
rofust
s:
pprciscd
rrcgalar
uiity nnd
MENSTRUATION or
ONTHLY SICKNESS.
M taken during tlie C1IAMIE OF LIFE, great
Sofferill unil ituiitn-r will In' uveiileil tyT'lStiUtl fuf
PjOOk " SlliMSAUK 'I'll WllMKN," Illlliltsl rrt'S.
IJUUriKLD ItKGULlTua t'O., AtlftUtft, Oft,
Feb Id ly
MAtLARIA.--TlilBvryfir.hiiitritinfT(ilfl-
FEVER AND ACUE.-A mtilia-
ir.'KriLJi'' una weui'iuri Hilnifiit. ry
til.iNTUL!:o. It ucvur fMilh Lo euro.
LIVER DlSEASE.-fil'iNTou-'O is
a i'ii n mnt rmlouu-u U-v ull tyiji'auj Uivf
t(lil))lltiltcl,
BILIOUSNESS. Ti.Mf.-rsnr, Plir.
r-l a.r iu Hm world (.it b.tioud disur-
iI.tb is (ji;itoi.1'.u.
DYSPEPSIA nTid all othir i.i..-ff.il
lroi,Ii bi,- (proiniitlv r.'!i.'vd uud
(juk-kiyi-nml ly I'lN'I'OI.I-O.
A Roilable T::ic.
PriiKhiTiy KitK am)
Kit IllhAPItHMH.
QUINTOLEO-
A Oiuieks'.i Era: J 7.
l'.I I THV a ( V ItH
nn Aiiovk Diskam.s.
- QUINTOLEO.
t -T fm.it ii 1 A1.I, lnri ui.lNTH.
J. H.WINKtLMANN & CO. Prowitopi.
BALTI MOrtE, MO.
1'liIUK nriY CLNTU l'Klt LorrLB.
junu 2!J ly
NOTICE.
Thi i; t' ciro nt.'i' c i(,:it I lmvt qtmliMi'ti uv ex
ii-iituruf tin' lust will uti'l It-tniiit lit t t Mi. suruli
II IltuidT di'.'. iis-il, uinl llnil all iHTviiit liAv iuij
rltilniHL'HiiiKl f-Hid cKl.tti' nuif! )'r''KI''d !h'in t me
mi 'ir lif Wire Um' 1st d;iy id l'-ln it try or Hiis
tnili"v u ill Ik.' jiiVudrd 111 Imr uf thidr rrcn cry .
All iMT.vniH indcliii'ti tiiftidd i'iuhIu urf rt'ijuiri'il t j
m a Imnu'diHU' nivii;(!iiL in nu1.
J. 11 II N I KIt, Kxrvuinr.
.i.iiuuiy l-tli, ISN. jfin ai.iiw
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
ha i, i '. i x tvi xrr
smiiiion cm irr
T. li. Kuiiy. Adw'r. jI' C. II- Teai-.-f ti.
V. Howell, Virginia I'earnuti. and ntl-
Uv vittiu' of mli'Kivf of Hit- Sii)n'iinr Cmirt In
111 is noise, I will m'U til iiuhlic jnnt iti mUh' IiiIi
c't l.i'iiliT ul tlif n-lirt llmisi' il'iur ui lliihltix nil
Hi.- i.ili d.iy t l-Vliriliiry, tlu- f.-il-m 1114 lundi
uf wiin li ('. U I'.'-LisHii died viz-'il:
Mio 1 nu! kii'iwn us "thf V. Pi 'arson Hhih
Tr.n't." conliiliiiii 'iu iiiTcs udi iihiiii; Hit- t.ilids ol
I h-itit(. llnwurs Hinl'itlK-tv. niiftr.nt, konut ilk
tin- .lurksuii Inirt ( tpiiliiiiiiiii; um-, uiljuiiHlig
tin In m i-. "Mi. w t t-4iili Hint uIIhtn.
s ii i Und.-m. Id urc hiil.jecl lu tin- dotr uf Mrn. K.
A. IVur.m.
J'-Till i'f lllt? Olh h1f CH. ll;l:llli'C ii) twtdvc
Hi" ntlis. Tltlr ri'ltfili'd Until nil the I'-in tniM'
no nvy i uiid. T. I. KMuV,
. liii'mfC li Pi-urion
I'm 12 I w
1857
I1 WII.IMII.II
1857
JANUtKY Ut 1 S ST.
P.UFE. W. DANIEL-
a It ) -KKlKri,
1.1CJUOKS,
FINK WlKErt,
ClUAM,
TOBACCO
III.KllM.K .V I.Mll.
I.AliKK
l.'K
i:i;i:k
ox K'K.
It. W. DAN1KI.,
S 10, W'liHh. ATfl Welrtun
Inn.- .' -r
LIQUORS.
C. SMITH.
n;: ins uq co as,
HKK HIS C1GAUS,
hi Mi
KVKRY D1UNK IN SKASOX.
BarC. Smith ut Kvan-i' old elund
Washington avenue, Weldon, N. C.
dun 16 Ir
NKW ADVKHTISK.MFNTS.
S-3
i -in. (V"ii p, Anllima,
null, liu iDk'iit ('"iunip
111 ll'ItlM.-St l..lllllll,UH
etl (ilfltlllli
Ur, llnlfn
I -ml j- In
Ih-um u"lt
ftih tymi is .
irhiti- trmi'j r. lit
,.-,-isti ....l Irnilr M
A hull ittnid in II irr!t,ttl;d
)!rV4r .TtfTi; rip Cmtti'in uttel, mm tin.-
l'p-
, ItiiKlni'.K-, H'l,, t!.K. A.
I O 'Im.-HlpIiI tiy All JJl'UUrSIMW.
itr
NOTICE.
NOTK'I-: TO OWNFP.S. MtlliTtJA
UUF.S A.l OTIIKIiS.
The lollmviiij; lainl- in W'eldoi Tonsbii,
llalifav county, will he sold at the Court
house thiol in Halifax oil Monday l-'ebrtlaty
the lilb Iks- for luxes title for M7. J r taxes
ate paiil belort' ilay of sale cost will only be
711 cellls addiliou.il in each case id' laud and
do ccols for tow n lots :
Name Loi-aliiin Ai-tcm Tax
Adams .1. noes llee), t'reek -I !l.i
' MisSallie Near Wehloil J 1 ir,
llui lsin Ifev It (i near Midway '.";.". T .'!!
ltowser T f
lilllls M W
llnvtl Sandy
New Mope eh. -Ill
Near Smiths ch. .lull
near Wchlon 1
I lo
1 1 li.",
1 Ii.,
i n
i in
::n
1 hi
io
:i no
Carter Totu
near lleeii Creek lti
Carpenter V It nr Uar'sonobl sto"!l
Cariielitei- M ,1
III1.
Carter I, cm
Carter Kli. i
Clark M Kxr
Collins II .1
Collins li I-'
near Ileep Creek t
lot io Weltlon
near New Hope ch 35
' " '.'"I
mi
i in
2 H
1 ii
Cousin.. 1 no S
near Ui cn Creek
lo
li.inu l l.iviniii lot in Weldun
Uii uiy (iiH lot in Wtldoii
l.ppx iitrltr.'V
li'-ivit I! li' Ih-ep ( reel; T:i
Kmini Jar-ksiiii near N M 1, land III
i'.ii-iiiliult I, A lot 111 Weldon
I'ieliisT.I
illinium Major lot in Weliluii
Harrison .1 II near New Hope eh
lleptin-itiill ,! V (naiiki'V ereek Ml
Hill W f lot inWel.lon
Holt II ami II near Holla tut I'nli lii)
Harriwuii V lot in Weldun
Heintmns C I) near New Hope
hey Alumni,! lot in W'eliloil
JuIimsou Win lot in Weldnii
.lone T ' "
Kii; Sain near Deep L'ree-k 25
Lewis Mxinn lot in Wtddon
Loekliart Mm S M lot in Weldoti
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S f,:,
Luiii; London ti ravel Jlraneli .V
Lotijj; .1 V iii-ar Midway 10
L(,v.! Win " V?A
Maloiie Wm lot in Weldun
Manly 1'olly near Xcw llopn IW!
Medhn .1 S near Smith ehreh :io-i
M'-rrilt llenrv near I'ierees eh Ui
Mills Matilda New Hupi-chun-h I
" Alex Heep ereek
" Wilson " 'in
Mitchell Llh-n lot in Weldun
M'Hidy .loM-pli uu (uaiikey M
loseley Sarah near Midway 111
Mason Kaehel Weldun
Nieliols .lint "
.p ed, enndv " "
M.'plii'!i-M),'hlVV
1'iei; 1', It near Mldwnv M
a lpt in W.ilduii
t'lHil'iii. Mi H T iieHi r.i'i -JT
'I !i"" " iMyV X lioiid- v.li I :'2
W X mi utnit:! y " -a
MiV. - ;, -. .-i
1'i'u-;ii A iii-iir i v Mhh' Mt I!
P. i pp. M'- Miirnrt itt-tvu. 11 cftiml .V river iv
i'-!i.ird.. W A nfiir Pii'n e elmn ti 77 :kv.
K-'olt. Mi- I'rauriH K lieiir Midway 2iO & "it
K I! U r in Weldun id
l'."v. i lud JireiM reek 117 : si
Sl.ort. It,ti 1. tjininkv ip l.'U
.-in. in .u- MriM ,l idWfliUvHV n lt.r,(
nuiloil!. Mm lieiVe. n l.t in Wi'l'dai -1 mo
i:tl!inoit, ,t)cy l-."i ;,t in Weldon .(
SNphv. l,t nenr New Untie an 8 - I
SliL.11!, Ml. I, A '' Siilllll clinreh 'i I'll
Til-mi - hi .1 I! on flioekjiyiith) M S 'i.-
1 11 i ie'i . ii. i'ii. iid lieur li.iy I r mLi4
I'll
" in 1 leri e einm n 1 1
e.iih iimr tmy t thv 7
I .Inn inar liet-in reek 'J . U
I. Metllll.t .' 111 W.ldoii " I,
. - K le iir In; s
"i iii .o hiv ri'iid 2
U,,,,
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IV I.
l ti.fir.1 II w.p-pii ii:1 , s
I II
I- .llll
i l .:..ee )7.' 18
II t I It llncUU .;:;., i
ll'lllfll
lieur .1 II UiM.d d1, i!.
U. .1. I.I'.WIS, SheritV,
liy. LA. .luhiwlun, lieputy,
TAX SALES.
XOTU'K TO tnVNKKS, M011TGA
C.KKS AND OTHKKS.
Tl.e I.'MmuIiil' Ii.i.:1- ill llillif.ix loiihliip. II..II
U ri. only will l.ehol.1 ..I Hiei ..iirt lluiMe il.mr in
Unhid i ii M.iinlny. 1 'el'niurjr the iiil) l-st t.r luxeh
line 1 1 r 1-7. Illiivej. file mini liel'.iv dav of mill-
e I ill only Im' ,u et-uis H.liliUoinil m vneJi cum?
i Imiil ii ml p eent lor town loti
I.iMeu !
Aeren
l.'ll-llttllll.
Allen. S,v Mi litie,
HIM
N'-iir llitliliti
" Muhiila
Austin, ( iie
luilt, Al Mill 1
tlriit.'.W
Hmiv uv :
r..ni!:lnn.i MikM" A . M
I uileTt. r. Mrs l.ui y
Ihiiii. I. (i II ?r
Wllmrt. 11
Dfiiu'iU). loin
K.(.e...eo
mid iiiiiin-i i
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1-1 .... 1 . 1,,-lu
i;niiiii. .lini
i.nry. W II
ilillliiin. li Irim 1'
iiii'4in-l .1 M Mm I'
' l.linrlny
llHI-.liiill , .lili-ltMHl ee
lh i-vi-v. II I ilijl .luhll i
fa
II inrs. .Iiiihih
ll,.iw, rli
llowiir.l.,1 II
llililcm-. Ivcf 1'
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I l
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II io
1 ..ii
I i-
In H'lllfnx
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i 4U
1.H7
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Uw n lot in Hiilifm i hi
1-.it
Ileiir " tt.ot
illng 1 ,ack near 1UU-
t in
near HitllijT t v
town I.iImii Hriir.u :t m
ner lliilifux ::V.o
lowil lot ui m
lieur hiililax .'2
. Mi:
irn
ynt-r. Mitlie
ui. r. .1 li
wli. Miv- A
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l.i 'ivc. Curv
MeMiihon M t
M in II A 1
Menelitiin. I t! W2
I'urker, MrsW T ' ,.
I'rill'-.li, Mlell 1
I'ofUoii. Sitrall 9
I '..lie. II T .Vi
town lot in tlalffux
near
tow n li.tin
niir
H yii'il'l' Hen nie
Kolitvii, Mr
- I.iiey
I . I t
Mi
i IMiriellu
hjii,H'; f iMlire l
I t uio r. ll.uiiil Slnvlnj
Fanner, Ilr.iwu i Senilis
Kntrell.J I' fr
Kiimitlek More, I town loth iu
I
I ''H
hale
Ml lei
II OH I'
8 40
H 4n
, Hii linn!
. Mi -iirHli .1
Itielmnl-', Oliver
lo'l.iTI,-. ll-.l.li:l
111
liiii tc, hiivie '.il " "
MlN OtO, II til) I Ut "
lU'll.T, .luiie J'i "
WmiIp-, AikIi.'H (pt of TH " '
llllfllllh, ,1 III int. i " '
Slniw. Mr Ann K It..l "
Shelion. Miicj-ie 1 1
Skinner. II i: "
Sinnlienrli, Antlioiiy 1 (own lot In 1
I'm lr, Wm .1
Tillerv, li r Mury A Mo
W H i.ii
Tyl'T. .Inlia Ann 5 "
WVlker. Kiliraini
i"4
3 A
S.I5
1 HI
Vk liiielie(iA,iil I'ontmi livirnT "
Karlu-i. .1 11
nenr "
MiiisliSvviuiiii
nenr liHlll.lv
llr.m u W II
lliiriii-ll. loime
iM-t.-r. Willi- i-t i,
chrit-tic Mt K M
I ln-t-k rlii-iry
(.Mil run. .-pier
8 71
I
n.j. i.i:wis, sheriir.
c
1uMM.MMNKK.S'i.AN!)SAI.E.
In i.nrumierof Rihcroi! mmle al tlio May term
r. oi un- .-Lip. i im i .iiiri. oi itriiiniv eoimiv. n.
In Ihe inlimi Uieielit emliiiu enlitlwl Wonrjre N
i-iiiiirn nMiiiHi ,ni!"w iiuirn, me UUUertilfriu'd ei
ii.inMiuurs u ill nell nt nnlille auetlon utthir lih-l.
bidder, foreiwli. ut ilieeomt house door tn Hall.
fa, In wiiii enunly, mi Montlny, tho fth day
rei'mary, n, me mim unierwi lo b told Iu whl
aeenea".Oiiesi'rtuet msiliiohh. r-i-w t; tliii'I.im.
dvediind iweiuy aertf ot'tainl In lhp wet end
i ne iwiei wnereoii p.iim nuaril iwnied pi ltt lo lier
invnaitueMe ruwruuow reniovu.
W.K.DANIKL,
TOM W HAW KINS,
CommiMloiwr;,
p&i
IMrfPi r'ntiflu (V.lit, II
.Il'ulJllnfH, WilUWl'H'M
NKW A lV KJETiSKM KNTS.
TAX SALEa
NOTICIC TO (WNERH, MOItTGA
(JKKS ASl) OT1! KUS.
'1 In- L ii.." in tt.n-U:ii K.tilit'1.1 imvuslilp, UnlifnJt
ci-uiiiv, w iii lif Mild at iltt? f'.uri U'.ue dour Ui
llMitin'v on Ni.inli ti-linmry iiUi. inn. fn- liui
line If j- l;vV. II lap'f it iv jinul in-Unr in f imir,
riisMi hi' utilv '.(I ts ud'fili illtil In tii' li cit-o ft
Umts iiiul I'.'irtu ttir i i n lutH.
I.ifte'l liy. Aei.'s. I,u'iitfon. Tiik,
Al.O.ronk, l.ewln J.'.fi Bi'eeli Swrunp, U -
All-li. I.neien I Nenr Kutleld. it I
Aliple liite. Hrlivy ..li Huine'-lejid, M
A 1 p ulsion, rum K. Hock v Huinp. 7 11
AlnJ, .hi in- 1 18 MoliiiU'tld, '41
Ifci'-n, StpIoiuoTi l' 8 Itnriil l oiil. 1 ui
li4M.ii , Jmne. W. I.rii If... Kv Sum ton, 4
Itii'dli v, ,1 M 'i, Muriel -niinifp, i
Itfiliicli. .Inf S. 7 II 'h.e-l. iui. I'l I'i
hrott ton. T. H. 1st K-eky s!im., l9
liriin, H It h) Ur, f. in h ai'l
iiitnult A I" A To llijfl (tn I ,nk . II. i
Hnni. tl, ki'ld.ek I in Kidl.dd. 3.74
HiHitlcv.C. 111 lUri-'itni'-t, P
Hmthl', X. P.'l 't MiuKS "
i'um.s.W.O. 7 Deep reek.
uiiinoti, VV tf. i'i Jiieki't swHiup, V.'ia
Dnrlisle, Jn-i. W, lnO Jtm kv Swiiuip. t Id
h. uiiel. W. W. fwt, If'tO Jiuket " ft
liiiuiel.ii.ll. Mil ' " 1.MI
tii-lnule, Kdwiird tiiii IIoniPHtertd, 7.H7
p.'ii.J.r. I H.PTiietileud, 8 01
Jointi.Br. hm llcreJi hMHiup, 1(7.72
Kure, sinrkey Sl- llmin.til, ,f. :I
i-'mieetU, S 'K. 4o Little .wniii, Iti.n-t
i. liistfi.rt. J 1 111 in y, I'M! ltonte(dend, V
Hldin. Hilly. I " '
llaiiimill, I enii, fr? Burnt rout, 1 Hi
liepiitpMHll. M C. 1 In hull. Id. ii Tl
M..rne..l ,h Hon- lev plaec, 7. U
It'iwi-rtoii. hiiiir I in Knlield. )
iluliu. P.itM V lit Kuroi eimp, ,;n
llowuid. W It. IIH ili erli Mftiutip, 8 V
K inn, Xtniey 1ml " 4 1 n
Kin. Penny 4.M " " "t
l.'iwr, I'.lnin t NVur Knlield 8 &i
l.iuii', Pen 4n pi-nver liiini. "t
l.p'w in, 1 1 I'. Amileuhl' h-iii't, HM
l.' Kuel!. H M, 4 AlNl.rook iiiu l, i Al
Mi luniel,.let-M' Km Hi HVer J'ain, i X
Me,inipni'. Henry Jo'.. ll'Piinnteiid, DO
Morn-.te-urn.-, t 'S Iteuver iMin . 1 0
NeUHHin, .Iuiik-4 in K.ieky innp, .71
N-.rileei .lpuiii-i I 'a; Mnr-h " W.m
t II nr;i , J K Ht. t H.. efli-nrl lu:;.".
Purr, Uil 1:1111 1 in Knlield I (I
IVItut.p t ft 3 Hut-eli Mvamp hK
J'l ii.ier NeN'.n 'i Jinlj;'' lioui .Lit
P'ipf fl I. Hutu. Me.id. iMa
' Mrs. M F. I' . uer Kn.ld .M
" .1. -lin II. tfp oi,l pope truet, 1.6'i
' MiU'ellntt i'T Peep Cick $:.'
Pnllen. I c. Mi Unriu-r l.ool 'A
Priee, -Silly ll.iineMetld Mil
Powell .1. I'. Ml Neitr Knlield l,Wt
ItV'll, MllIill'Lt Mil il01IMllld i a
llvHii. .1 T. t-.'i M'lirlv Irnet .'J
Kidd. Mi-h. Mi lloine-l'-ud. 7 til
Kiiviiue. .eo A. 4 II .luekel M limp h Krt
sii. Hii, Widi. r fs :; ui
-U.mp- r, Miiry (J i i tl.iiiieteiid
w'hiii,., iuo y -ti Heifh swiuup i';J
'I'.-Vl.-I. S;llll ..I I'.PlllHl- triu t W
I i l.-i. un: mi I,MU.' -ttitiup 1 ifl
I im-;.t, .1- Ihi I'. I I) 11 M 1 ' .4
1 I'ii'i .' H li H'.rVy SWiiDTU 1 tfl
Wiii ;ii,i 1 i' t i' lu 1 t'' 1 h. mer I in i'i 4 :i
Utnl.ee. I. Mi Hi r.-e pen Pnuiell '.i'i
, lutiik. r. .lei i y :i P. vu 'l Im.d :' 1 1
" W . rn Nem KnlU'ld i-.t
I " ltiiiiiii 1 " " ,;.n
" J 11 1 10 Heiieli Hw'iitnp ,'t.Mt
" 'i'lionuiM .1 fium iSh w hi i 1, ,V
Villey,M T. Y-U MhMi SwHinp 4.10
K.J. UAYlN.hherltr,
by it. Boiid I). S.
.laiiiiiiry 0 i weeks.
NOTICE.
SAMC Ol- LAND FOll TAXKS.
Till f 'lli'ivitii: limrls in nrinklryvlll ami Kau
rclt.s l,,vvnstiiM. lliililnx i-.eiiily. n ill lit,il,l hi ll,
r.iiirt llt'iisv ili,.,r in ii.iin ,,f ll.ilil.i., .,n .Muwlnv
111-r.ili di.y ul' lYI.niitry, lv-H, to i.nify tuxes f,'r
-T Il tiixi-. un- mill liclup' ilny ut hnlt thu cosls
will li'Mi-ily .uei'iii. iiililiiluniil iii cuch cabi-l
leMi-4 liy
ll'lilllill. lux,
A listed, Martha 23
AniiiKlon. W 11 1 IU
fi T II)
.1 If llll
ApiN-rwn K W -Hm
Alien, .MV W
llniiu li. .1 W 11(1
Itl'iiwlllllSi.JilliilllH)
ll.iU-hi-lor, lialiu 111
IIIH'liriilKer. .37
liaiisiiiu's " 4,73
" 2.28
Burnt coat
Mar.ih swamp
3.6H
1. -M
M
240
1.4(1
.31)
2. H1
.22
lli-aver ilam
llonip tra-t
llnrnt coat
Jack Horse
Willie tract
Meadows
IliiKliu, C H
lirvaut M !'
:' Manly
lillli-Si, T 1.
I'lii'i-k, I' ,1
Ilaiiiel. li If
30
Hi
30
l,!iHI
aim
4113
H'.t
1'ishinn creek 2H.80
inanity H.lll
Wildcat 84(1
Threewitts tract .Ull
Hume tract .76
Meadow.i .31
Home trai-t, 5.3:1
Marsh swamp 1.41P
Allen tract 1:411
Ilmlson " 4.1!)
HiMHit liobert-
0.51
near J T Iiawson
Ilisliup Place 3 MO
Meadows 18.00
lirinklcyville 1.411
Screws llranch .'Xi
,1
Ilavii, .Julin ,3
liii-k.-ns Mis J A fill
KvalH. Win Si-. 17
(iri-i-ii l: I' Sr.
Hawkins. W W
lliiiwe. 1' l
IIui1m.ii. -W II
lil.y, Mrs .M W
Slltl
Key, f 11
l.ailiiiiii, T ,T
:ih
tin
loo
mi
M
f0
112
l.i'iuli, SI 'I' 1,1110
Mattliewn, Min X tl
" " riin-bialrJI
" "i:ii.alietll 41
Mallliilli- IVter 31)
Meadows Mrs M lii
M.mii-.', r ! lin
Mi-llwiini'. 1-J
Ncvilli', liai-lc li
l'owill. W. C. 2H
" Mrs V. M 7!)
I'iltsll l- M MillO
Uiilii'rtsoii .1 C 1J3
Kiflmnl.-iiin Asa 73
" llarilv 13
Sicily,', I! 1-' -,li(l
Williams, IV SA llHI
Walker, J A l:
.liint-s .1 1-' 37
Sluaiin .1 flint. U7
l'ailiii. A X iikI Wi
Vinson Mrs M A Mil
Spiw-v, " S A 113
Shi-ui'iii. " K A 1-I7J
llnrnt coat
Meadows
Sycamore
Hear swnmp
Home tract
2.70
1.4
3. US
.22
.HO
5.24
1.04
Fisliilttf creek 7-U2
linistoe 2.25
falling creek 3.(10
Hack skip. .,27
(Jnutikiti 3.11
Kaitsniils bridge 1 SO
Home tract l.DH
Hear swamp 1.02
Meadows 2.47
l'oies lirancli 5.54
Mountain tract ,1.18
Tlinewilts " .03
Vi lot taxi of 'S3
1457
J. LEWIS, sherirT,
W. ii. Harvey, U. S.
Ii
jan 12-1 w.
I. L I. B.
We liave jn-l reliirnnl In Weliluii, X.C.,
id lii.w oi-i ii.j' the stele h.-tweeu
EMRY'S & ZOLLICOFFER'S.
We arc roociviii aud opeuing a full
line uf
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
We will keep on hand a selected ftock
of
lirocerii-s, I-'ruils, Conl'ectioneiien, Cigars,
Toliaeco, Snuff, Wooden and Willow
Ware, rrnckery. (Hass, Tin
Ware, &o , Jtc.
Wc will h'H at the
LOWEST PRICES
GrocericsIGroceries!
We also return our cinccro thanks to
..nr m-iny frj.-nl fin-I nfiaaintsnccs fct
their kind, liberal palronaa in the past
and nilicit a continuance or the same, wilh
guarantee (o please.
Very Respectfully,
J. I.. JUDKlNS &CO.,
Weldon, N. C.
jan fifth tf.
QMEcl?.5.y,'rAI- RECEMERATOR "
NfRVt TONIli rem.ivea all coiiseiiiiencM of
f.'ill aiiil hiwi; nnm th. .iinrRy, couriMn anrt vlaor
I, HI".'1' ' "",'''' n'lii'l "nil bod,: N.noaa
Uehllity. Si.inul Kihauatlnn. IriMit Manhood, .hi. A
rw.ilul nervu. iiiviKrBir and rwlorliv. Fartlo.
slan (.. UiH KB HUM. CO.. Boi lilt. Hulalo, N. f.
I"
litl
1.11
. PARKER'S
Hair balsam
(loanM ami bnuitiaaf tha hall
Nwr Fails to Naatoro Or, J
iOw-(.aGiUliillMAM,aanii half AUUnn
PARKER'S CINCCRTONIO
bmaualtlo for Couslu, Ookla, lawara Paita. Uhsvatlott,
JamiHry .1 ly
uf
of
tlfll MONTH can bPlimiln
PlUlf w lOOr Kurkln ur ii. Ayenia
prerern-J who enti ruriiiiili tlirlr ovvh horm and
gire intir v rune v nie m xnt Inuliiwia. ojNire iua
nieuu uay U- utvtltablf cwplnyed also. A tt.w
VAC.iirlca In ti.K n anil riili-i. B F. JOIlKeON St -CO.,
1013 NaluU, EidiBiiiid.Ya. . em
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