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VOL. XIX.
-A. NEWSPAPER FOB THE PEOPL E.
TERMS-''-'00 1KU ANNUM IN ADV A M K.
WKLDON, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888.
NO 53.
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NEW ADVKUTSIKM F.NTS
,TA,U :o 1857
JANUARY lit 1111.
RUFE. W. DANIEL
OIlllCKKIKK,
LIUIIOKM,
ITINI WINK.
OIUARH,
TOBACCO
ni.iir.M.K & i.m.i.i.'i-
l.AU KH III.F.K ON ICR
R. W. KANIF.L,
No 10, Wanh. Avn Wrlilnu N.i
lmi ; 1-v
MANSION not si:
Nt.Krol.K, Va..
,M. S, Jami-is, I'l-opi-ii-tiess.
Centrally Iocnt,-il, hko-I .iccoiiiinoil.iiioii-'.
ratr rcasonalile. r.ul.iti;tl. rt'iiul-U-ii,
r.-luintslifil. Home lor Noilli Carolinians.
Special ralt-s to slimv iicn,le.
.Inns A .Iiinkixs, clerk.
WIIAI' IS
"ALL THE RAGE?"
An exci-lletil Chew, Katisfaclioii rjuarnn-
t.Cll.
v. .i. MAiMi;i:v . son.
Sole iip-nls lor Seaboard ami V it inily.
11.(1. WILLIAMS & CO.
Wholesale Tobacconists,
Nnrlulk. Va.
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COMMISSION Mi:i:CIIANTS,
Co'.lNL'lt (IllKEN AMI II Kill StHFCIK
I'nrlMUO llll, Vll.
Solicit consignments of Lumber. Wood
l! 1'owi.s, ami all k nnls ol country
produce.
june 7 Itins.
GROCERIES !
I. K. I. B.
We liavr jut returned In Weldon, N
C, and uuw occupy tin- Mori; botnivu
EMRY'S i ZOLLICOFFER S
Wq arc receiving ami openin'r a lull
line of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
We will keep on hand a so' .vied slock
tiroceries, Fruits, Confectioneries, Cigars.
Tobacco, Snuff, Wooden ami Willow
Wure, ('rookery, (ilass, Tin
Wan', ( e., Ac.
We will sell al I he
LOWEST PRICKS.
We also return our sincere thanks I
our many Iricuds and aeipiainlaiKv-4 lor
their kind, liberal pilroiia'i in the pis
and solicit n oiitinu.inec of the satin
with guarantee to plea.'.
Wry lU'Kpct'll'ullv,
.1. L. .11 1UUNS .V ('().,
jan 5-tf. Weldon. N. (
H.L JOYNER,
main1 sti;i:i:t,
SEABOARD, N.C.
Desires to call the alleiilimi ol the pulilic
to the fact lliat lie has ju it oM iieil,
in llr- Htepheoiri Sttire, one
' til the delect utinlHof
FAMII.AY (iiioci:nir.s,
PROVISIONS, TOILUVO,
I'HIAKS, SM I'K, CliNKKC
TIONKItlKS, TINWAWK tic,
Ever otTerctl lor suit in tlii market, uiul
luottt rchiHH:iriily milieitR the patronage oi
liU fricnilsanil the public generally.
1 bought these eoo.ls to pell, and not to
tust on my shelves.
Cull curly ntnl exumino my stock nnil
friccs. Very truly your friend,
IIINTONL. JOYNER,
Marsb 31 im
NKW ADVKKT1SKMKNTS.
CAGANBRIlLMriCo.
OUR 3PA.TE1TT ROLLER FLOURS
;iiy niiiiiulVtuiv.l lr..in iliu CIIOK'KST WIIKAT OliTAINAHI.K Their si,,,,-
ri.irty lor I'M Foil M IT Y, STISKXilTII
11 loll'' been UI'lllliittll'ilL'i'll. I'llO
r A '1' A I I -o s i i i : 1 1 1
Stands iinriViilliil. ( II a lull. ( r, amy ( 1
Fastidious. Jctf-A-lv
PiiLipscu Sup, rlative I'aiini,
I'al:isi-,, Family I'ai.-nt,
ll.iMuin Family ,
f. A. liAMIU'.ll.l,
l- ly.
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The DEBILITATED
The AGED.
jan 111 ly
fine's
tilery
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mum t siBisnii,
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IS AT
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W K L 1) O
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and IN A ITliOACII A III, 10 l'l.AVOIt
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MAM FA ( TI'lilMi UlMI'AS V,
l I Cimnm-rcc Si , llaltiinnri', Mil.
4 NERVE TONIC.
Ci'lt-ry uinH'tH-u, tl; j r 'V)t::-nt
Krcith-nl, hit tin- t-fl :iA l t
Ni'iu1 limn s, ll hin niillii'in uiul
if'H' l'ir Ili I'MUJI iV-lrlll, 1'IillliK
S-iit!:. Uiuliiit-M, ll .tinn, ;
AH ALTERATIVE.
It itri .i''Miut tlir jfTisoimu'- l.uni'irn'f
tin' I.;kh .iiril inn Mul , urii lnm: i,
uiul n iit rt'Miiiiiii,' tlmwe (Hmux
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Ill lti(it;iiMifil.n tl.i' 1ft mi) in.
h'-liiT- t.i'M'l Hit' Mai- I l:i ii.l
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Ll'lli It r;tli lw n H'it on ti KlV'J
'iri' ii n lief i.ii.l -.iK't'dv run.'.
Htimln-ilstif ti-tinionia- IipI.i'ii r.-cclvi-l
friilil IH'r-Hi- nil" tiMt-il this ri'llli'tly H lltl
mniiKrihlliHiiulit. Honil f.trt iruulum, giving
lull imfUL'uUn.
Frtc tl 00 Soli b DraiiliU.
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OF LOWLY BIRTH.
Wlint Witrk liiR-Mtii llitvn Dune for Sci
ence, Art and LIUtkMii-o.
Somo may siiy: "Why tfivo working
it!oUi Uino to think? What gom uso
t'iiu thrty mako tf it?" Ltt u-t sco
what tln-y have Uqh Takn fjoni-ral
liti-rat ni-i. Look at I):tiiiol DcVic, tho
author n( ' UHhin.-ion 'ni-oi.,M hud of
tlio fjieattML wrilois ui proio fiction
thM uviti' livmi. lit htiiit lift! in a
hos'ii'r, a'lil was lilnmL wholly glf
laujiht. William (.'.ihh.Ht, tho ivat
lna-'li'i' of l acy S ixon KiiIWIi, wa in
rarly lif' a f:rti-r' s hoy, ami afir
Wanl-1 a CMinni'Mi soMiiT. Iaak Wal
ton, lli'i plcaiu bioLTajilM-r anil
"coniihto aulrr." was a IIihmi-t1i'a'i-.
Then in srii-urr: Thomas Shnpwon.
tlm ilUtinuishi'il tniitln'inalician,
wri.uhf, fur thu Lnvaici' imrt uf hit
life, as a weaver. Captain Cook, omi
of the most scieutitic ot Knlish sail
(rs, ami a very pleainj; writer, wu
wholly nclf-tanht. Uin father, a pouf
peasant, loanicil to ruiul wlm:i ho was
lin iK il of rx dMiiy, iu unler that hi
iiii'ht lie ahlo to .enisn his sonN vov
aes. Arkwiiht, mihseijuputly Sir
Hiclianl, tho inventor of thu cotluii
Npiiiniii machiiip, was a jumh man,
ami comm. Mired lifi3 as a harbr.
James Hriutllov, tho author of canal
navigation in Knlaml, Dip first who
tunneled (jroat. hills, ami brought
ships across nnvigabln rivers oQ
briilges was a millwright, Ii.M-sehelL,
subs, ipti-itily Sir William, originally a
musician in a Hanoverian regiment,
became a skillful optician ami a great
astronomer. To him Campbell ivfon
in t Im writ-known lines:
lii.v totlie lyrt'of H uvea uhoiIht strtiiR.
Then for tho li aris: Chantref
was a milk ami butter boy, ami his
lirst niouhiings wrro in softer material
than marble. Sir Thmiia Lauivnro
was tin sou of an inn-keeper, ami
wholly self-taught. John O.tie, wan
foiiml by llr. Walcoti, working in a
saw-pit, William Hogarth, tin; great
est master of character that ever di
vclopeil his ideas by means of the pen
cil, semil his npprentiivship to an
;raving silversmith, ami cm-
ineiiceu his professional caivcr by en
slaving cujits-nf-aiins ami shop-bills.
iiien in poetry: (JilVoiil, i!i lirst
editor of the Quarterly, began life a- a
poor -nibir buy, and afterward serv ed
an apprenticeship to a .shoemaker,
liloomlii Id win e his best poem, t ho
'Farmer's Hoy," while he, too, I
worked in u garret as a shoemaker.
"Hen Joiison," says Fuller, iu his I
"Knglish Worthies," "worked for !
soino time as a brieldaver u;id masotu
He helped lo l.uiM i!, new structure
of LmicIu'h Inn. 'i"li. h:,vin2 a
ironvl U hand, 'e had a hook in
, , ., ,, i
u,. .-.,,.. -,..-.,: 1
inoi- m:m -ii1), II i father c mid not
write liis nam,', and !,i cros ornnirk
still existsin tlie i rd of Siratfni-il-
i,n-Aon to alti .-l ill ' fat-'. 'J'h i poet's
own education s'etns to have hcu
vi'ry liu.ited, and tradition de-crilie-i
him ns having lived for a time by
very huiulilr cm,loyiiicnts.
'1'hell luili we lo t'leoloc. llmliih
esi ruitjre of all. Tiei luo Millers,
Doelor I-:vae, Il.'an of Carlisle, mid
his brother .Liseph, author of the well-kuo-.vn
"llisl-r of the Chure'i," he
':iu life as weavers. 1. Prideanv,
author of the ' Coiiuci'tioiitM and
HUhop of Worcestrr, ot his educa
tion by entering Ovford as a kilelion
boy. ,hdin lliiuyiiti, the ;reali'st in as
ter of Allegory ami antlior of the s -c-oud
hi'st hook iu all the world, was a
aclf-tnuglil linker. -V. 1' l..il.j:r.
MILES OF CANNON.
A UetnTiptltih of luitriiiulilu Kuril 1
I1.i1imii or (llirnlliir.
Thu groat sight of (i brallar is tho
fortilicatious, which are on an im
mense scab1, as tho whole circuit of
tho t'oek U seven miles. Hut mil all
this requires to be ilf-ndrd, for on
tho eastern side the clilTis so tremen
dous that there is no possibility f
scaling it. U Is tearful to stand on
the brow, and look down to whero tho
waves are dashing mere than a thou
sand feet bdow. Tut) only approach
must be by land from the north, or
from the sea on I lie western or south
ern side. The two latter are defend, d
by a succession of batteries carried
along the soa-wall, and up the side of
the rock, so that there is not a spot on
which an assailant can set his foot
which is not under the tiro of guns.
The northern sid- is pierce I by tho
great gulleries cut In tho rock,
which are tho unique feat
ure of (ilbrallar, that distin
guishes it abovt ad the other fortresses
of ll e world. Tin s were begun morn
than a hundred y ais ago, d irmg ihu
great siege, which lasted nearly I itir
years, when the inhabitants ha I no
rest day in r night. After we hao
ass d through one tier, perhaps a
mile in teiigih, we mount to a second,
which rises aU'Ve the other like tint
upper deck of an cnormo is Hue-nl-ballle
ship. F. lorniotiS indeed it must
be, if we can imagine a double-decker
a mile !oug! As we trampcl pal
these pudh-st ro..s of cannon, It or
cm red to tun that iheir nlmullaiU'oiis
discharge must be very trying to tlm
nerves of tho artilleryman (if he l a
any neive-), as the concussion against
thu walls of rock is in mil pn titer 1 hmi
if they wure lire I iu tho open idr, ami
I asked my guide if bo did not dread
ItP lie confessed that he did, but
added, like the plucky soldier that ho
wa-: 'Wu'vo got to stand up to it!'1
interior,
-Don't borrow money if it can be.
avoid- d. Paying interest is to the
average fanner like putting a wcigi
jn a drowning man.
A Sixteenth street lady w as calling
on a K street lady the other day, and
the (-mall daughter of tho house kept
walking around her and studying her
head intently. Finally Ihe caller be
came so nervous she took the child in
her lap. "Well, Fannie," she said,
"what is it? Von seem to be looking
for something." "Why why." hesi
tattd the child, "I whs looking for your
other face." "What do you meanP I
don't understand," said the puzzled
visitor. "O, innmina said you were
two-faced, but 1 don't ace only one.
You haven't got two faccB, have you?"
Washington Critic,
ADELE AUS DER OHE.
One or Ilio I.iiIp Alilo, I.iszl's Most rromlit
llitf I'liitlN.
When thrco and a half years old
Adnle Aus der Oiie lirst gave evidence
ol her I'eiiiarknblu talenl. An elder
sister was slriiiiiiiiiiin; Arilili's "U
baeio" ouo day in tho nursery
where tho children tvero al play.
When sho had llnlshed, Ihu tiny
Adele, crying "Ichl lch!" begged to
be placed on tho stool, and to their
nstouishiueut repoated tho entire
wall., giving correct bass wllh
her left hand. ''Mamma! Papa!"
cried tho children In chorus, as they
threw open the door. ' Come! Come
and hear Adelchunl" There was great
rejoicing that day in tho family Oha.
11m parents themselves began at once
lo Instruct her iu piano-playing. In
. her lifih year she became acquainted
i Willi the talented musical couple liron
salt, who look her to II ins von Uuluw
! for niUie,!. "Let mo lirst look iu her
j eyes," l0 Hiiitl; and continued:
' "Yes, llinr , R;lly j9 isc there! '
Ha proposed Unit she bo placed
under his iiisii'uclion al Munich, whore
lie huh then residing, hut tint fond
I parents could not consent lo scpuia
lion from so young a child. Adelo
was seven years old when Prof. Aus
der Oiie moved w ith his family to Ber-
, lin. IP re she hiicaino a pupil of Franz
j Kullak. mid fcvcral months later of
his father, the celelirtiied Dr. Theodoro
Kullak, Willi win. i V remained unlil
her ihirie.'inli ,;,r. At eight she
' made her lb., pal, lie appearance.
t Two years later ,tl. g:iv concerts wllh
orchestra at 11 r i i and II mover in !
j liicll she placl 11 eetboveii's "11 llat
j major colieerio" woll the Mo-cheles
! 'Cadenza." Stnuilv alter leaving
Ivillak she came to Li-z' al Weimar
and, barrine; oeeasloaal interruptions,
! in lit 'd Ii v si ve t years of his itl-
slrilelioll. Several ., Mi colici l'I tours
the 111 -t when ill her fourleentli year
I were made clllrinr this perio I ill
I (ierniauy. Previous to her American
i dcleil she had never plavel outside
: her lialive land. Al her last public
I appearance there she performed
i Tauhert's ''Piano concer:o" iu the
f 11;' huntlreittll jiibilee soiree
of Hie .-i.yal otili-stia, with that sil
i ) erb body id musicians, at the ller'in
U , :d Opera-hnu.e. lithe salons of
; the Herman capital Ad.-le Au d.-r (Hie
is as great a social as niusical favoril,'.
j She enjoyed lite fi ieinl.-hip and eli,-i -
oronage ot the lute lament,-1 I'nncess
Alma of (' -ralaih-ll -utliiu, a noble
woman, distingnishe 1 ,,r her charities
and as a patroness of the line arts.
I Bl;0 u v ' "I1"
I lilace. l i l,
! 'vn'. ly and iu
1 AlH ll.-1 Ole M
liir at the imperial
1 has often played
l't! c me rK Allele
not men lv a gifted
musical anisic, bn" a young woman
of varied accompli di incut. Besides
lu r mot her-tongue, shit speaks and
writer I'Yeniii, Italian an I Kiglish; is
a sftitleiit in tlie arts and scimices;
writes poetry, and is a composer of
musie under an asMnvd name. Slip
has been rightly taught to believe in
the iieeessiiy of a hnad mid liberal
I ediicatioii for all wlm aspire above
mediocrity in her chosen profession."
Century.
MOISTURE IN AIR.
WUj It nlii Hot, Not 1 All I n .ally to All
I'tkrt-i of Do Cuuittijr,
We have learned that rain is caused
by tho cooling and eomlen:itiiu of the
moisture iu tlie :iir, Hearing this in
inilld, let lis study ihe Mirf;tre of our
country and s.e why the rain does not
fall cijnalty on all part- of it, instead
of falling very abundantly: tu some
places, us iu New Knglaud and some
of the ii df S:ate., :md very sparingly
in many pari ..f (lie West, as in New
Mexico an I Arizona.
The winds which blow to this coun
try from the Mni.li and the east, being
w.H'in Cop . il win!-, ca i hold much
moisture, and are fill of this invisible
vapor of walcr which they have taken
up from tlie (iulf of M'ic:) and the
ocean. (' cuing lo the cooler land, they
graduath U'- oine eonied. Their imdsi
lui', tlieiel'or . falls as rain, while they
pass o er the land, till, by the time
they reach We. in n K immis and Col
orado, tin- ik i t ne Leaig goap, no
more rain can tad. I'm I the u ind- w Inch
come to tl.i- i oiniin finn tin- north and
west are colder thaa the l and, and, as
liny sweep over i:. to.vard the south
and east, (hey gr, idn i'.lv become wann
er; sotha iu-tenl' f giving up their
moi-tnic iu tiic f 'r e. of rain, they are
coiManlly talking no moisture from the
earth. It is- for this reason that our
n nlh and west winds are dry winds,
ami mean fair weather; while the south
and cast win It bring rain. Fortius
reason, al-o, the LVtern and Sou:beru
States hacau abundance of r.iiu; while
the Central and Western S:atcs ato
often very dry.
Ami there is s.iU another point to I
rotisiderc I. We alieady h:ie noted
the t.i t that at gieat, heights the air is
couler. Hence, when a warm wind
full of nioi-liire comes, blowing across
the country and ( i i k s a mountain
range, it bends upward ami rises high
in the air to pass over. In so doing il
becomes cooled, ghing tip its moist
ure, and parses oer t the other
side n drv wind ll is f. .r t hi rrnmn
that some Mauds, like the Hawaiian
Islands iu Ihe P;icilie ( tccan, where tho
winds bhnv almost always from the
same direction, are subject to almost
continuous i ahi on one side, while on
the other rain is eceediugly rare. This
also shows why California, west of the
Sierra Nevada mountains, receives
sutli.-ieiil rain ( mako (he soil tit for
cultivation; while Nevada, on the cast,
is nearly rainlen and barren. The
moisture coining limn (he south ami
cast Is all condensed by the Allegheny,
the Ko.ky and the Walisateh ranges;
w hile that from the west is cut ofl by
thcSi. rras. ll mce, the great extent of
country know n to geologists as I lie
(.real ibisin- w h.c'i reaches from Ores
gou on I hi north to Mexico on the
south, and from Colorado on tho cast
to tho sierras on the west, comprising
an urea of not less than 'Ht,;oti stpiaro
miles, which is nearly equal to tho
whole of Frauee receives over a great
part of its sin face an annual rainfall of
uot over four inches, and is thereforu
a desprt,- Utorgt l Me mil, in tt.
Itill'lilcii's Aruirii Halve.
The I'est Salve in the vvi.rld lor Cuts,
llruisis. S.,res.riccis. Salt Hie tnii Fev. r
Solcs.Teller. Chapped hands, Chilblains
Coins, and ail skin erupt inn, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay rcipiiied. It is
guaranti-cil to give pei lVct salishietion. or
money refunded. Piicc 'l't cents per box.
For sale hydi n-jgisis at Weldon, Brown
& Carravviiy, llalilax, Dr. ,1 A Mcliwhun
Kiili.-lil.
NKW AftYKHTlSKM KNTS.
CONSTIPATION
IS mil. '. Ihe filth. i ,,t t)s..sr," l.c
eiilise llii-ii' in let imiliiiiii lliri)Hi;li
Will, ll tllM use mm .10 ll ul 1:i -Ian lie KH. la
IIN liV till' lll.xot ll I i.s.IIHHS JUKI'S Ml
tlie r.tetlliDtlol ileeiiA e. iiiiiltlli-o. nnilOr
In tlie Kl.iinacli ami Ixov. K, It Is i-iotsed
l.y uTorplil Liver, ii.'t t uimil;Ii hile titliiic
fxei'ile.t In. ill lie- hn... u priKjil.tj
NulurtiS i-w n ciil hart ie, nn.l Is m mntlly
Heconi.a it nil uilli Mich results it-t
Loss of Appetite.
Sick Hcadnnhe,
Bad Breath, ftc.
Tli( treat turn t .if I . irati..ii doi'i not
ronsisl im rely in iinlninlni ihe h.iwels.
The medicine must mil .ml act a a piowi
tlVe.hilt heiltonjeii.swetl.iiii.t lu.l .r.lieH
alter Us use ejeuh-r com iem 'l oseetiro
n rt'trii I a I hah it ot l y il hnul ehaii(;iuu
thu diet. or iliiorauiitit; the system
"My allciili.in, ;ifi'T sioTef l r with Crtnstipa
li"H I' r hiu'T three r.irs, w.i-.. .iH.'il t.) Siiiiiiiultl
l-t-'T I'- ;..l..i. r, ;ii,.t, h.tvn ttn.tl .ilmi.t every
tsiii t-: -c, ( ii. In. 1 i 1 1 y it- 1 tir-t Ux.k a
ii.' -I;il .,1,'Ull. I vi ..!.:, sr. .1 Ihe lw a
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l.'int-t il.a ii I. ul .li.i.f in-'.. inn. h .1 ihxtl
t-.i.linn.il il iM.ul I o,,k tvto I. -ill. -,. Sine- Dim I
I'-iv im! f. n. i'.; ;my .i-lfn i.itv. I k'-'- il in
iny h ..nl will. I n ,1 t; Will.ml il, ImI Ii ivr
in. u - f.r it.it l..ivii.j iiifil in- " itn. W,
Sim Avt I It-rk Su.tii. r C-Jiirt, I'-jh
Take only the it nine,
Whith li.n on the Wrupjier tlm rctl 'i'r.i-le-mark
uiul Signature of
j. ix, i:ji,in si co
IV-S Iv.
LIQUORS.
c smith.
sr.r. his .v '',' ,
SEE Ills Cr.IA'X,
KVr.llY IHUNK IN SI-'.ASOX.
13 ('. Sll.itll at
'asiiiiet:,ii avemt.
ilee 111 Iv.
ELEVATOR,
Tin: iiM.v i iiai, ia.i: atou
SOL" Til!
Tliere an1 seventy iwu .st-reens in llic
llllilllitle.
Nil iliisl ur.lirt can N,ssililj- gel into
I lir Coal as il runs over llnw serei-ns ill
iassini; IVnin llie l-'.li'Hitor inti. llio carts.
Cntisiiiiiers i;,-l tln-ir C,i:il ilry ami
lVrl'eclh dean.
I liave iiuw, ami shall always keep mi
liatiil. a liirnc sliH-k tin,) till Ihimls i,f
Ci nl best suiicil l',,r I'diinilrv, Faotorj-.
ami Family use.
All Cual Seidell ami ..l'I..! l.lalily.
Tlie l!uilr..a.l cars run aleiii'si.lo lliu
Klevalur, ami I lie Ciuil is lim.lnl into
tin in tin-re, tlm- lessening tli,. cost I, .
tlie Ira.lc Soulli ami Wist.
I'nuiit slii.iuciit-s. Onl.-rs solicited.
S. H. HAWES,
OFFICK :
18th nnil CarjrStreoH.
june 21 3mo
Wino-Beer
Ml
I'. Hills (,, sl:lllj
U'elili.n, X. C.
I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
'V MA.-liN.
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17-.. I II,
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lli'Ki.tiil.-.l
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SPIED WHITAKER,
F. W WHITAHtR,
li.ii ra.ii, s. . . ii u :j. ,
'I OAK K It ,t W II I T A K K 11,
A '''(; A' A A' l.S' ,17' .. IC
HALIFAX, N. ('.
i..Tier.iii(i Sii.i
h-tfial c.Hiil.s.
:e ee'.iMH nt
ii. r h"i If
W.
A. ll I S N
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III Vll' tl Ulelltll,
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lire reijiiireil
e- lel .M,,ii,ly
ion:. M, wi I
I T! It K. HANI KL.
l I I, 1. I, . A 11 A X I 1-. I.,
ill
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WELD0.4, N. C
I'ineli e in ll,e
IniiUliil 11, ll- .-I
1, 1 liells ll, ml, -
ills el lli'tiiii, iiielNi.rttiiimj,
sii,-elia- unit l eileriil euarls. 1 ,1-
iiil.i.rt.e'N . i-.li I 'iir, ,1 , nil.
al H.ilitiiA, N. I ., i j,t u every Mun
juli 7 Ij
llriilieti ,,llie
lis).
f . II. Ill SU1K,
II. II. Mi n il ir.
RVI.EIi.H, N. C.
WOTLAKD NECK, H. C
l' s B E E & s M I T il .
Mr F. II. !!iist,i-e iiikI Mr. It II. Sinltli.Jr,, I'limi
s'-lurs lit Law, liuw li.rnii-,1 u limit,.,! purtm-rhliij,
r..r tin- tinietiee ,,fli.w in lluliliix cunly. Mr.
HiisWi- Hill iWeiiil llie,-eilltlltiililiixTi;lilMrj-
itlel H ill nl-,, , isit tliecmuiiy v, lalievcr liisservio
lit', reiniiml. n,., ic ly
r 110 M A S N. II I 1. 1,
Attorney at Law,
I'lftellei's in Hiilifix nii.l Hlj.,llillK(Mi;illll-sll(.l
FeilernUlliI SliprellH' eniirui.
uir. a tr.
w.
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en'fiei.i.'n. r.
l'raelircs in liieeMiirtsiil ll.ililaxmiil HiljninlliK
C.lllilies i.liil 111 Ihe Silj,r.'liii' I'l.url.
i '..It, -rii.. ii- iiiaile imvH here In lin- stnu-, ..mire
tieiis t-rei i,l iiiiiil,-.
w
II A I. 1 ,
fUtoriiry at Law,
WKI.lili.X'.N. c.
Ss'eiiil h:I, ntiitii uivelil,
iHii. t-s ,r.ln,t!y lnii.le.
II.
liiius eml ri-mit
iiiny 1 tl.
AH k,
p 1 1 W A 11 II
.I 'TOA'.YAT .17' A.l II'.
HAur.vx, x. c.
I'tiiclices v, heiever liis wr ices Hre re.iiiiect.
I '.llectliMI ufclnillls givell prulllj. taitellUi.il.
in it y :(l ly
1)
ll. J. E. s II 1 EL US,
Surgeon Unit 1st.
s,.
HrVvini! in rui.nii lillv l. nt' d ii. W hlnr. enn h
fo in-1 hi Ins ..h. in I'l-iin. I s Unck hiiil.iiiit nl nil
. Ullllllil x
I '.ireful Hi I el It I.' II UlV.'ll In llll htU. riefc.it flC Tt-
f-s-oii. I'unirs viMleil Hi ih. ir l..iuw u lien .:e
slrett jiil I.' ly.
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il
R.
K. I 11 t'NTK It
P-IH-gfOII Irt'lltint.
run U' found hi ..Aire in Enfield.
Tur.- Mlr-Mu i"ii,le;nx f..r;tlie I'uliilew EltraC
. y 'li ..(, HIWUVHOB hdllii.
JACKSON, N. C.
V. T. Ill x lux, l'ririi tor.
Tc. ins im.ilerate. S.ecial arrangciui'UU
Mill) iriiniiucit.
.1. I'. Yancj. . .1. lluslicr.
VAM Y .V ItOSIIKK,
In.li'snlc pealers In
my goods and notions,
Hid m ii d. V.
M. 1.. T iais, II l riioinas, II C Davis, jr.
M 1,. T. DAVIS & CO.
1rn.ii.Ksi I,. rim i-:iil2
lluLlsALIi llKIH'KIIO,
Iron Trout, Corner Watei mid t'oiu
inerce Streets,
Noil'olk, Vu.
Agents for OraliKc Uille l'owilcr Co.
KTOI' AT THE
EXCELSIOR HOUSE,
Cmler New Management.
Murfreetloro, N. C
J. Ii. Harndl, rrojirietor. Tionnient
Hoard t'i jht day. Well furnished rooms,
mid first eluss ftceommmlntione.
gnJTSpeoiul iuducemento to regular
boarders. Sample rooms forialeumen, and
conreyaoces fiirouhed when deired-
I
NKW A D V KHTISEM KNTS.
IlKLP YOUR EYKS
Y t'.MN'i VUl Nt.'-SCKI.KIJHA'l I'D
i.Mri;iivi:i) 'i;i;iscdiic gla.ssks,
CI.KAIl AKIi s'll'T Til 'I NK KYK, STllKXHTH
KXINl. I" KAK KVI S,
Fer Sale III llelll, SI, -el, llul.lirr Htlll Ci'lluluid
Krmiies.
HELP TO SftVE
By hiiyiiin the rentes' hiirnHin I'VeretlVri il
;1J) IH NTlNd WATCH,
Vtiryiim in Price from
FOUTV TOONK HI M'HW- I'Ol.LAl.'H
Wimli nearly ilmit.te in- price.
SETS OF JEWELRY
llilll'lsiilni' ill ,!..iL-ii mul tine fh iinitity A tli'iu-
t illlieli lit slj !,
I!ivi;s ' vs. l'.u;.i,s, t l r lil TTi.N.s,
Ml US I ill Ml.- til TTnXS. Iilt.r, t; s,
.sl,Vl:t! s-.,s. miKs. ,i .i,i ks,
I'l.Alt.lii .-,-lutls. Ii ic I'llcll
l it-, Jr.
At tlie lewehl (,(.ssitili- ii-teeH. Orikirs nrnniiitly
nUemleil lo.
J. w.
YOUNC,
vi.i'Mi 4 mm.)
I'et, rslmri Vii
(SHTKSNIIIl in .1. T.
rj.NIViai.-ITVuK X'lll'l II CAUnl.I-A,
( UM'i.i. im... .. r.
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i;;e Ir.H-.. I a,-u!l el nile.-n tin, im-is. I , ,,
lllll ei.lir.l- III ti,y i,- ,iH,;t t-i ,l:-r.e,. l;,lM
sti-,1 1 ,-iiir-e- lurtiie truminir nl Iiiimii,'-s i,,,-l.-,,-l,.-is,
,.-.v-i. ians, ,ti,ir,n.u-is.s I,., s
flllh ei!liil,t',l.
nil tel eumliiKIR- to
liliX. kh.MI'1'. llATl'l.l-:, I'ros ileut.
june Is ;iw
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AXMII1AX. Ill .S.
uliilrilscl sschl-iliill'.
I KAl.Xs l.lilxn S, l I 11,
X-i 117, I I.",,
lost lni.il dully
halfii .Inn. Mh svi. lnoly
I H illy. ex Sun
2- .'.I'M a 11 V M , I im ii iu
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l'I-"" I I
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I.e,ive Wi-l.li.il....
Ar Ihicky M hi rit
Ai' l ;irt.r..
Leave hirh'.ri.
Arrive W iim.h.
I..':le Wi1m.ii
Aniveyelii.il
Allic KtiyelU'ville,
Lein . i e ii'i--'!..ri.
heme Warsaw
I..'UYe Miiylieini
Airivc Wuhjiit.,!!
TltAIN
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INI .
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Ni. I'.li
dully ex.
Mimluy.
till". " h ID "
: 4n y...t "
ii(i NOKIM.
I N.i it, I Nu 7.1
dully, dully
Leave Wiltiiincleii
Leave MnneUti ( I i'-I - I Ut u - h if,
s.. I ui
i . live h iip-iiw . in .m' .i An
A t riie oi.I.Mh r.. ... j JJ". " 11 mi " ) i; "
Leave l-iij . ilex lite t
Aime fljuti j 111 ;JI"
Arrive W iNmi j j II ,'.n '
l-""c Wits.n ;i " 12 l.ij.M I'.-ii,
Attie K..eky M.iUlil t I I Is" !81 "
Anie 'l.ohi.re j I '-1 "
I.. ae'l'nrhnr.. ;usi
Anne Wel.t-n I .v j i i.,m 1' "
1'iiily ect (.1 siiinliiy.
'I i. mi i I; Si .a unlNecli Uriiiii li HuihI leaven
lhiliui fur euihuid Neck tit .1 u i jun Kelurniiig
leaves e..lltind Neck al it :w a, m daily exeepl
Siiiuiiiy.
'I'm in leavei'larh.m N r , via Alhemarle and
ilnleii;li It. I( I'mly except Sunday i. m n, in ,
. im. Iny 'ii p in . arrive W tlliatnsl. m N. I . n 10
. in , i l a in Ihliinmii; 1 fin en W illtuinstt.ii, N.
C, daily evect't snnday 7 Ida. m. Sunday '.Ml a.
in arrive I iirl.i.rn, S l , '.M a. in,, 1 1 ::ii a. m
IniiiHiu Mi'llaiid N.C llraneli leaves (h.ldh
her.. NT, dnily evci t .-umlny S'WUi. m . arrive
simtliiicl.l. N c , in in a. tn. Iteiurninir l.aven
Mm. iit, . Id. Y 1'., la I., ii. in., arrive i-iuldsUir', N
i , i:' h' in.
Tram ..n Nusliville llraneli leaven liiaky
Men nt at I lo in , ai ri vi b rtt Nasli ville 4 n i.
tn , N.riiin H.i.e : id. Ht toruiUK Laws
.sjniiu 11. .(.i- in iu h. in., Niihhvilli1 ll la a. in.,
It.. i ky Mount il r.f. a. m. daily exrejit Sninhiy.
Train ti fliiih.ii llraneli leavei. Warsaw fi.r
riiiil'.ii, duly i-i .ini Mniday, al tii0 . in. lie
itm.iiiK luie Miiiietuil s -I.'. n in coniK'Hutg at
W ursiiw . oh Nn h. and i'..
.sentlihouiid Irani u W ilson Hint r'aycltcville
Hrioieh Ik N.i. -rd. NurtlilHiinul in ,'SJ. Haily vx
cel.l Sunihiv.
Tram No. .'7 S- nth wilt uuly Hton at Wilhnn,
liildhroind Mammilla
Triiin N.. 7s tunkes cl.e eotuweli.-n at Weldon
fin nil . mis .Si-nh daily. All no ia Kichmond
and dinly eeent Mimluy via May Line.
'IriilliMDakeselnse eniitieelii.n ft.r all points
N.Tlli via Ki' lnn.'nd and Walinmt..n.
ill imins run n hdheleen W iluilliKli.n uiitl
Wiishim;l..n ami have I'ullinan 1'alaee Kheeni
aila. In d
.1- tt Kl Nl V. J V IMVtN'K,
mi. t T rails Oeiicral Mll-'l.
T. M I MLUmiN, lirni l'ass,-M)t,T Au-ni.
P. A RntUl
WELDON", X. C.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
V Wi FT A lll.FS,
i.iyniKS,
fill A US.
SMUKIXC
ANlf IlFAVINfl
TOIIACCO.
I am now rciared la fs-ll at lowest
cash nicci. (iroccri'.'i. of all kiniis, Wioea,
l,iiUurs, Toliticcti. Cigars, Snuff, Ac, and
will also keep on liaml a lull supply of
fresh Vcp'taliloM ol' every variety, which
will lie sold cheap.
l'ATUONACK SOLICITED.
K. A. fl TllHFU,,
First Sncet, Weldon, N. C.
Sep 15 lllll.
The American Deteelivu and Uusi
ini Assih tun, m ol' Chicago, 111., lor ihe
detection of criiucN and crimiiiuU of nil
natures, ami tlie collcclioaof debts, arc
desirous of securing n live timn in pve-ry
town amlcty in ihe I nilcd Sluloaloact
as Iheir up-lit. To sui-li a uiiin a golilen
oppi-rlutiity is open to mako n ood lir
iiif; in his town. This Association was
established in lSSU and it lias (.Town in
llic space of i'bt years to be one of the
leading detective Association" of Ameri
ca. This is the only Asso -ialion of thu kind
in America that doe not charge fori
membership.
For lurther particulars addresa
JOHN T. JAMES,
General Southern agent,
1(19 Main street, Norfolk, V. U. S. A.
TAlTMUl"''. Wowli'H eilrtln thomaivtl
I I Ft Fi 1 of form,, lint .re unl W
ii.Hr. els ol Invpiillini. 1'lioM who are In misl ol
m,r1lutl' work lliat elm be rtolio wlillo llylrnr t
hi.mu slum 1.1 t onre 'ml Ihflr KMnw In ll.llrll
A Co., I'orlLnn-.MHliieainil rflflve fm'.n.ll Inlor.
nation how ellhiTBex. of ll e., ran cm from
U to 8", per ilnv.nd unwanl, wherever Hii'j llv.
You .re urtpd fr l!ll.l nol n-qiilnsi. Soma
h.e rn.de ovr IM In alniui day "l work
All auooMd.