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HALL &c SLEDGE, hioprietors.
A. IN" E "W SP APER E O THE PEOPL E.
TEIRIMIS---00 PKR ANNUM IN ADV'AKf"
VOL. XIX.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1889.
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RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA
The twin dlBuascs cause untold suffering.
DociorBuduilt lhat they ure dlfflciilt lo cure-
go do their pat ieo' s. riiinc'a
I Celery Compound huB per-
inant'iitty rured tlm worm
owes of rheum; ilium and
iwiiralifta-ROiuiy thlc who
a:ive us.il R.
Huvinir been troubled
wUhrheuinaiisM'attlit'ki I
nnd foot for live wam.1 WiiM j
aliiuwlunaWetit-i uroiuiil, i
and was very often roiillued !
to HIV ted ftr weekti III a I
lime. I twed only one lit
tle of rallied t elery coin- I
ptiiiml. and wan ierieeuy
cured. I rnn now Jump
around, and n ei m nveiy us
' U iHiy." J-'KiNK CallM.l,
bun-kit, i uiiu,
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MammoUi fntluiuiilal pa-ier free.
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tutor than anyofhrr lyr$,
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NO USE TO I
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it trr
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COAdlEISSIOlT MERCHANTS,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Arc now p roiared lo furni.-li
S U V V LIES AN I) CASH
To anyone who will furiiir.li good eeurily. on roaanmible term.
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tlirtor r.ilHmr loitirt! lilt. I liuve now taken
neurtv four nut lies of the Compound, inul am
frer irtMii the eotnpliiliit. I feel vry (fmtetul
to juu." nun. (l.l.Kwia, Central ViUinfe, it.
Paine's
Of&lArv HAmnnunrl
wvivij -w r
"1 have iieen jrreatiy uniieted witu aniw
rheimiatlsiii. tiinl could find no relief until I
uud putne's relery omrrouinl. After Ufliiff
sin I" titles nf this medicine 1 am Dow cured of
rheUlli.tllf trouble'
samiki. llrTiiiiNSDM, so. CondHh. N. II.
Effects Lasting Cures.
!'iiiiie'KCelen'(oiuiHiundhan performer, nuinr
other cures iih iniirvelotw an l he', -copies of
It-HiT wnt to any mhlresn. I'lnimiul to take,
does not dUturu. hut aids digestion, and entire
ly v.kceliihle; a clilM can take It. Wbut'Htlie
um nf HiihVrlnK longer will. rheumaUmii or
DeunlKla?
fiJOff O''"'""'1'!10" Lactated Food are HfiiKhy,
OMOICO jjafipy, Jfurty. il il Incuutol.
sep 6 fin
STAINBACK & CO.
;lhe South.
Garden Seeds,
Vegetable and
Powering
Plants, Etc.
CATUOtlUK of tested
Seeds Novelties, etc., and
rontiinin valuable infor
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SOAPS, BKU8IIE9,
ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND CIOAR8.
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
LEONA.
MY V. I.. HTANTOK.
Wlieic hast lliou gone, Leona ?
Where do thy Ibotntopii stray ?
The iltmky tmmuTB of the liijtit
Droop o'er the ily tug tiny ;
And tin; winiN hluw hrink on lUiiiiHfrkk
From o'er the ocean' I'oaui,
The nhipn are mile in hnr1or
iih, when will you cotnelioiue?
Why turrirNt thou, I.eouu ?
I.o ! in the nloriny went,
The Mtain, nweet day w ith eriiiinoii hlood
Math died the ninht'n dark bteu.it ;
While, one by one, the Had, palestiirs
Mure hi the distant dome,
And keepu weary watch for you
Come homo, my love, come home!
Oh, loved and lost Leuuu ;
It may not ever bo
By any land, by any strand
Of any silver sen.
Our nliipn. shall meet and uiiuglo
Their welcome o'er the foam ;
But still I M retch my hamU to you
Come home, my love, come home !
Oh, mellow lights of Brunswick,
That twinkle o'er the deep ;
Sweet Ktarn that in the blue divine
Your lonely vigils keep ;
Shine (tweet ly still upon her way,
Where'er her bark may be ;
(live light to her, give light to her,
And give the dark to inc.
Farewell, farewell, Leonn !
1 wait and watch iu vain ;
No inure, no more, oil sea or shore,
Khali we twain meet ugain !
But, in life mid death 1 love you,
And my heart will aye be true,
Until they lay me down to rent
In CJod's white dust with you.
OLD SAYINCS.
Fruin Haeou
euiues "Ktiiiwledi;
puwir.
Miin lirupuses, hut
(lod di-spohes."
Thunui
Kiuiiis.
"A thing of beauty is a jy fi.rever"
is from Keats.
I ean Swift thought thut "llrend was
the HuB' of life."
Franklin said "Uod helps those vhi
help thewselves."
"All cry and no wool" is found in
liutler's "lludibras."
Thomas Southern reminds us lhat
City's akin to love."
Washington Irving gives us "The Al
mighty Dollar."
F.dward Coke was of the opinion that
A man's house is his eastle."
"Variety's the spice of life" and "Xot
much the worse for wear." Cowpcr.
' When (i reek joins Greek then was
the tug of war." .Nathaniel Lee, ICO'J.
Charles i'inckiiey gives "Milliuna for
I'fense, but not one cent for tribute."
F.dward Young tells us "Death loves
sinning mark and "A lool at forty is
a fool indied.
We are indebted to Coller Cibbor for
the agreeable intelligence that "lliehard
is himself agaiu."
Of two evils I have chosen the least"
and ' The end iuut justify tho means"
arc from Matthew Prior.
Campbell found that "Coming events
east their shadows before," and " "f is
distauee lends euehautmeiit to tbe view."
To Milton we owe "Tho paradise of
fools," "A wilderness of sweets" and
"Moping melancholy and moonstruck
maduess."
Dr) den says " Xone but the brave de
serve tho fair." "Mc n are but children ol
a larger gruwib,' and "Through thick
and thin."
Christopher Marh.wo gave forth the
invitaliou so often repeated by his broth
ers iu a less public way, "I,ove me little
love me long."
i luiiiias Tasscr, a writer of the Six
teenth century, gives us ' It's an ill w
turns no good," Belter late than never,"
"Look ere thou leap and "Hie stone
that is rolling em gather no moss."
FAMILY OK OIM IIUCNI T.S
On tilade Mountain, W. Va., resides
p. rhaps, t)it most peculiar family in tin
country. It is family of coincidences
The failicr and mother were married
on the 1 1t li of Octobe r; they have had
nine children, all of whom were born on
the 1 1th ufOiuU-i, five of the children
are deail, anu all nve ol them ceased to
breathe on the 1 lib day of October. The
name of the head of the family is Joshua
rmnklin. He says that he was a Con
federate soldier; that he was captured
twice by the I'nitcd States soldiers, and
that he lost two brothers in the war, and
that all four of the mishap or misfor
tunes of war occurred on the memorable
Mthof October. In the neighborhood
the Franklin family is regarded with su
perstition, and not a human being ean be
prevailed on to stay cither in the house
or on the premises on either day or night
on the 14th of October.
Buggies, wagona ami road carta for
ale at low figures. P. N. Staiuback A
Co.
Everything in clothing and dress goods
t wholesale cost. JU, r . 11 ait.
REV. W. B.
REV. W. B. MORTON.
PiKY. V. H. Miihton, youngest son
of llev. Kdward C. Morion, was bom iu
the town of I.ilesville, Auson county,
X. C, Febiuary l!Hh, lSSli. In 18711
he was "born again" and baptized into
fcllowr.hip of Pleasant tirove Huptist
church by Hev. Heujauiin Saunders,
I.ilesville. X. C. In 1877 he acknowl
edged the divine call to the miuistry and
entered school preparatory to the work.
His tirst mining was received under
Hev. X. B. Cobb, principal of Lilcsville
Academy who was assisted by his sister,
Miss Nannie Cobb, and Mr. C. II.
Spencer.
In January 18711, he entered Wake
Forest College for further preparation
where he graduated in Juuel88 l. Alter
spending one year in tbe Southern Bap
tist Theological Seminary. Louisville,
Ky., he came to Weldon, where he bus
remained siuee July 185, sirviug the
Baptist church here with Sharon and
larducrs in Warren county, X. C. lie
has recently resigned his country churcht s
iu favor of Littleton liaptist church
which with Weldon composes bis field
for the present.
This is his first and ouly pastorate, and
is closing his 4th year's residence iu
Weldou. lie hasau increasing fondness
for our town, and though cll'orts have
been made to move him to fields in many
respects more promisiog than this, he
has declined all offers even when the
financial inducements were nearly twiee
as gnat as they have been hero. His
success in the past encourages him to be
lieve lhat there is a still greater work for
him here in tbe future.
To show Mr. Mortou's effective work
it is only necessary to say that tbe mem
bership of bis church has more than
doubled since he took charge of it; and
the total annual contributions which in
18S") amounted to only fM7.78, ibis
year ngregate the sum ol & loo.'Jt In
18S.1they averaged, including paitor's
salary, So. 27 per member, now the aver
age is 812 25.
Mr. Morton is a general favorite with
the people of this community without re
gard to religious proclivities, and for that
and many other reasons it is the general
wish that he remain here always.
BLOOD RED HEARTS.
Sew Yor k Timet.
The advent of a quantity of "bloody-
heart" apples into tbe Windham (Conn. )
markets from the back country town of
Franklin has rcsulu-d in the unearthing
of an eelie tradition about this singular
fruit, which has found its way iuto print.
They are called the "Mieah Hood apples"
and are of a delicious flavor, suowy inte
rior, anu enerry-reu skin, in every one
there is a large red globule near the heart
of the fruit resembling a drop of blood.
This peculiarity has been made the mil
jeet of investigation but no theory ac
counts fur it as plausibly us the tradltiun
of "Micah Hood's cursj."
Mieah Hood was a prosperous farmer
at Franklin, Conu., in It!!).'!. He was
avaricious, but finally became indolent.
spending his time in dreaming over
coveted wealth. One day a peddler, win
carried a pack filled with valuable jewel
ry, passed bis bouse. His dead body was
found the tiext day beneath an apt li
tne on Micah'alarm where the lattci
was wont to sit. The skull was split
open und the man's pack rifled. Hood
stoutly li in. il any kimwhdge of the
crime, and although sn-picii n attached
i'-'lf to him noll.il.g a proved ngiun-t
him. He became morose and miH.dy
and never prosH-red afterward.
I'isipie waggen their Heads wlou, on
tint Autumn followingthe murder, llood'i
apple tree conimeueed to bear the
"bloody heart" apples They said it was
a silent judgment upon hint and that
the dying peddler's curse upon the head
of his destroyer had come home to roost
upon Hood's apple tnw. Nothing like
the apples had ever been ai'en before,
Either the applca or the suspicion woro
the life out of Hood, for he ditd soon
after they appeared.
Ever since then the tree has lived, but
it has almost ceased hi bear the strange
applcd. It is the fruit from other trees
grafted from the original stock that re
vives the otory to day.
Ctoiriog out r'
it M. F. Utrt't.
MORTON-.
THE CURSE OF CHINA.
Tbe sallow complexion of the people of
China, their emaciated forms aud languid
uioTcnicuts attract our attention every
where along the river. I do not sec a
beautiful face or figure, nor a rosy cheek;
a dull leaden color is on all faces, old and
young, male and female. I look at the
broad, swift rhcr: 1 feel the cool, clear
breeze; 1 gaze at the high green hills, tho
flowing rivulets and the wide-spreading
trees over hanging the hamlets, Cpon
the mountain sides are houses and hun
dreds of workmen; approach these busy
laborer's and you will sec this deathlike
pallor on all faces.
Tbe climate seems the acme of perfec
tion a long, olcasaiit summer, with a
cool, agreeable autuuin and bracing
winter; yet there is a want of energy and
life among the people. There is plenty
of food and of excellent iuality for China
lice, wheat, millet, peas, beans, corn,
oils aud fiuits of many varieties all
within the mums of the humblest laborer.
I enter a large field near a hamlet, by
the side of a luxurious growth of ripen-
wheat. The field is clsan; not a weed
visible. But close together and four feet
high stand stalks with large dry heads,
brown and decaying now, for their bright
flowers faded a month ago. These de
caying stalks speak; they tell mc why the
death pallor is upon all faces, from the
hrivclled form of age to the bowlegged
child sitting in the cottage door. Oh.
diietive viper, curse ol millions! Who
shall dare to stand up in the presence of
this fast-fading, deeeneratins; profile and
ay the evil is not widespread and fatal?
Traverse the fairest portion of all the
provinces; not the cities alone, but the
piict out of-lhe-way places are all satu
rated and besmeared with the black paste,
even to the gods. Xew Yolk Uraiihw,
'DON'TS'
FOR CIRLS.
Don't allow yourself to I
under obli-
gal ions to any man.
Don't discuss your family affairs in
general conversation.
Don't give your photographs to no n,
and don't ask them for theirs.
Don't make yourself conspicuous al
any time by loud laughing or talking.
Don't fail to try to always be frank
and just and generous, aud above all
womanly.
Don't wear an evening dress to a ipiiet
afternoon reception; don't go without a
hat or bonnet.
Don't feel it necessary to bow to a man
you have met at a ball or parly afterward
uulessyou want to continue the acquain
tance. Dou't write except when it cau l be a
voided, to men. Make all your notes
acknowledging courtesies, etc , short and
to the point.
Don t offer to shake hands when a man
is introduced to you, and don't think it
necessary w hen hcsaysgo.nl by unless he
fir.-t extcuds his.
Don't allow a man to treat you with
anything but the greatest respect. He
sent as an impertinence any upproach to
familiarity of speech or action
Don't boast that you do m i read the
newspapers, as many girls do nowadays
Don I think it tnee.saiy to read all the
daily or weekly journals contain, but
keep yourself posted on ait, literary, so
cial and political topics of the day.
Itiirklru') Amira fcalte.
The Best Salve in the w.uld fur Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, I 'leers, Sail Hhcutn, Fever
Seies.Telter. ChapHsl hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all skin cruptiotis.aud positive
ly cure Piles, or no pay rcquit-isl. It is
guaranteed to give crfcct satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by druggists at Weldon, Browti
&Carraway, llalilax, Dr. J A McUwigan,
Enfield.
Moody says he could go down to his
grave and have it honestly written above
it, "lie di I what be could," he would rath
er have it than a monument of pure gold
reaching 1. 1 heaven. Do nil the good you
ean, to all the people you eau, as long as
you ever
ivet tjan
II heX"
motif
All l
goods at cost for cash
for spring stock. P.
uiaki
Stainrv
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
TIIKV WKItl! ANIIKIUHCANIIIIHAVKSKT
OK I'ATUKITS.
SHiituril KxircMl
We love the Confederate soldier, we
love the principle that he struggled for,
and we belong to a young generation
that will live tti sec liitn no more in the
flesh upon this earth, but will drop many
a tear nt his departure. The romance
and pathm and heroism and courage of
bis life nrc delightful food for the gifted
for years to come iu music and poetry,
sculpture and painting. What a ban.
quet the civil war, with its four years of
blood and carnage, the prejudices and
passions it has engendered ami all the
results it has accomplished, spread before
the young men and women of this gen
eration who possos genius and leisure.
Sonic of the pleasantcst and yet sad and
pathetic moments of our life have been
spent iu hearing a t onlederate private
giving graphic reminiscences of his caieer
in the war. Truly the tiilliiint, brave,
honorable, self-sacrificing Southern side
of the war iu its real beauty and soul is
yet untold. What a happy field for
genius and what a heritage left to the
children of Confederate soldiers. Yet
the seourage of poverty has discourage
the gifted iu the South and the stirring
romance and thrilling pathos of the Con
federacy are a beautiful picture without
frame or canvas.
WOMAN'S WEAR.
SLirtH fur daucinjr barfly tuurh the
Hour at the back.
It is Maid that bilk will he largely used
lor Miuitucr eltniks.
J 'ink ami black is London' favorite
combination (or theatre liowns.
The weiirinjr of drew coats and white
lawn tien iwlarp-ly on the increase.
Of the eiht jrrayn now fashionable
steel, stone, mouse and elephant ure r
raided as the more fashionable.
Sleeves are now worn in almost iiiBn
ito variety, but all of them somehow at
tain nhifjh shoulderrd effect.
Cloth shoes and boots are coming into
fashion again, but are not as elegant as
tlk'Se of kid or plain sal in.
The ri "best ei'Miinies seen thn seasin
are those in matlasse tilk, with the fig
ures outlined in gold embroidery.
Hurt, copper and coral reds and peach
blossom pinks are the rosy hues jiift nuw
most iu favor with good dressers.
Hoses and poppies entirely without
leaves are the favorite flower for trim
ming tulle or gauze or lUse evening dress
ea. Worth is pending out now gowns i f
two brocades that contrast sharply in col
or, but are woven in the same pattern.
The blues are simply nut liberies, but
sky blue, paper blue, king's blue, soldi, r
blue aud navy blue are the tints most in
use.
( ()-it M1MK M ltl.I V ( I Hl,l).
To the KhlTuK. ricase inform your
rentiers that 1 have a jMisKive remeily l'-r
the aitove named iliseuso. My its timely
use tlnuKtmla o Impel ts cumi have Iveen
permanently cured. I shall ) ylaii to sriid
two IhiuIcm of my remedy KkKK to any ol'
your readcin who hae coimuniption it' they
will send tuu their express aud pttstollice
ad drew. Ke'weti'tiltr,
T. A KIM'VM. M. C.
oct i: 1 yr. 11 lYarl st. New York.
Twelve IMeres ul lloue.
I had catarrh twenty five yearn.
Twelve piece. of bone, two of them over
an inch long, came from my low. My
front teeth droppid out while perfectly
sound, mid my dreadful suffering need
not he told. Two y ars ago I took four
bottles uFS. S. S. and I improved from
the start. It mude me welt, and I have
been well every since.
Mus. M. J. Host.
Statesville, X. ('., Nov. U I HNS.
Cured II U Ho).
My little boy was cured of Scrofula by
Swift's Spec i tie, after he had taken a
iU:tuttty of other medicines without the
least improvement.
W. A. Cl.AVTnN.
Addie, X. ('., Nov. '.M, lss.
I llul I'.il
For years 1 .wafflii ted with I'ois md
Mood, whiih, it nt no d, would resu't
fatally, ah mitlnng neeiiittl to ben. -tit me
it all At length 1 lound mviH-lf in bed.
acoiuph'te wreck. My body swollen out
ol proportion, covered with wales, and
the pains and itching made life almi st
unendurable. The physicians failed to
do me any good, and 1 was about to give
up in despair when I began taking Swift 's
SM'cifie. Thii meilieine has curd mo
sotiud mid well, anil n othing else did it
but S. S. S.
Hkv. H. V. MiTcitEi.!., Fastor Chi.
M. K, Church. Maeou. (!a., Sept. 8,
lrtss.
Swift's S poetic is entirely a vegetable
medicine, and is tho only medieioe which
hm ever curtnt Hlood l'oisoo, Scrofula?
Hlood Humors and kind (I'd diseases.
Send for our bwks on Hlood and Skin
diseases, mailed free.
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. (!a.
J-rnrcoita and clothing must go. Ex"
v. : i v iii
NKW A I ) V K U'l' IS K M K NTS.
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.
When vhysUians tail to give lelicf in caies ol
chtotiit ailments, resulting from iioison blood, how
BralifyiiiR In the snlleler tn ol.tain at last tlie right
remetly. Wheie every ulher treatment niiserahly
UlU to cure, llotaiiic Ulmid balm invariably gains
1 vktory.
Sas S.AUA, Ti-aas, l'ebru.iry 9, tstc.
(lurliltle daughter U-i.m.e etledi-tl with sons)
(orln of scalp disease, -. ipi-'jseil to te ringworm or
eieu..i. It tirst began in white scabs or dandruff
and then formed in small sores all over t ie front
i.,rt el her head Viilh rnue.li t..Uhes on
SORES 'K'r forehead and lace, and then run an
ui;ly e.itiug sole on her bead which con
tinaeil to sj.read until a neighbor iu?,i.ted on me
trying II. I'. II. A.ler using a bottle and a half the
tore i, heli'-: t, ely and the child's health much
inipojvi'd ..I. J he i.
to be an exccilent l.l
it! ac tioll.
ettingl.it. I U lieve II. I), n
1 puri!-.rr .Hid very (uick in
M KS. Ill I I IS tin AVILS,
i'W(.'irv,TFA, April ti, ISW.
. : 1 wifstilicn uitb p:it;;lsis, the
ili t.,it v'.id c.oi-i'd by .i tumor
tli it it .ttl.uhftl tv. the b'-WL'ls.
.0. i kul a b..tl (..;- ilysiisi.i
nv :iion- j.ju th.m all lint tit.C-
m. Million.
Iliooil l:..lm L,
TUMORS
n. ii. ii. h.diiit
It p'.wnjn ii, li am in ii s C"., A I. ..t i
l-Vbriii.ry 1.k. I
I'nr the last six years I luvu km a (jri-at suffer
er from bini'il i-iinin ; cuulti nut jji-t ..iitliinn th.it
wtinM ilo ii:i.;i.y E"1. Xbi oVtuis thought I
would du-. yer-. ;mo 1 w;is stiklscn down
with ( . T.ccr t)f tin- lower extremities
CANCER and., li-table to walk out of my
nun!', c;.nctr causinp me to suf
fer bumI vain. A nunth agu 1 conimfiued taking
tin- U. U. II. ial was iii-lt; to walk a half milt' in-fore
1 i..d taken two bottles. The cancer is healing up
nii-f!y. and I think ,.'ic use of tU remedy will t ure
Ul) V . M. Smith.
L
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I have a cotnple stock of Family (iro
ceries of all kinds which I will sell cheap
for Ca-di.
I have al.vj on hand and am consta
ly receiving u large variety of
LIQ,TJOBS.
Such as whisky, brandy, wine, b.
. porter, caiboiiatid waters. Ac.
Call and see me on Washington Ave
nue at the fitafold stand id' 11. YV,
Diiniel. W. 1. SMITH,
net 18 ly
-ti MY STOCK OF ii
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
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-t line
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totmnd In the Supreme and federal courtl. Cut
Ifeilou made iu liipaiUiif Norm t'arontia. -
ranch uffie at lUlitax, N. v., upau ever? MoT
day. janTl
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