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JOBUsT W. SLEDGE, pkopriktor.
A. ITEWSPAPEE J Zl THE PEOPLE.
TEIRMIS:-1-50 VKK annum IN ADVANCK.
VOL. XXV.
WKLDON, N. C, TIIU1ISDAY, FEIUtUAIlY 28, 1S95.
NO. 46.
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LAND OF TIIK SOUTH.
Land of the South imperial land
How proud thy mountain rise
How awect thy scenes on every hand;
How fair thy covering kic !
But for tli is ah, not for these
I love thy fields to roam,
Thou hast a dearer spell to me,
Thou art my nativu home !
The riven roll their liquid wealth,
l'neiUalled to the m a
Thy hills and vallcn hlooui with health,
And preen with verdure be;
But not for thy proud ocean streams;
Nor tor thine nztlre dome,
Sweet, Sunny South I cling to thee
Thou art my witive home !
I've Hood lieucath Italy' cliuic
Beloved of tale and son;;,
On Ilclvyn's hills, proud uud tuMituc,
Where nature's wonders throng;
By Temple's classic kunlit M reams,
Where god's of old, did roam,
But ne'er have found so fair a land
As thou my nativo home!
And thou has prouder glories too,
Than natute ever gave;
lYaco sheds uVr thee her gonial dew,
And freedom's iuions waie
Fair science flings her pearls around;
Religion lifts her dome,
These, these endear then to my heart,
My own, loved, native home !
And "heaven's host gift to man" is thine;
God bless the rosy girls !
Like sylvan flowers, they sweetly shine;
Their hearts are as pure as pearls !
And grace and goodness circle them,
Where'er their footsteps roam
Iluw can I then, whilst loving them,
Not love my native honin I
SEN'HAIJEMS HILL A LAW
ITU. TEXT (IF THE LAW MAKING SIX
PER CENT. THE HATE OF INTEREST.
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IjE SOUTHER,
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ELECT HIC LIGHTS. EI.ECTUIC HELLS
ACCOMMODATION am.
C. 8NODG HASH, Proprietor, late ol
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The only first class hotel in the city.
Commercial rates, J'J. to 'i 50 per day.
TASTELESS
CHILL
TQMIC
Holll l llisil si 1. 1 1. 1:.
The fullowing is the full text of Sen
ate hill No. 1 and House bill No. 407:
The General Assembly of North Carolina
do enact :
Ski l loN 1. The legal r.ilo of iutcrcsl
shall he six per centum (G per ccut) per
u ii mi iu fur sikh lime as interest may ac
rue, and no more; and the taking, re
ceiving, rescmng, or chargiug a greater
ale of interest cither before or after the
liileicst may accrue, when knowingly done
ni i p .1 . :. . .
siiuii in a loiiciiurc oi l lie inline inivnai
which the note or other evidence of ddn
eaiies with it, or which has bceu agreed
to be paid thereon. And iu case a great
cr interest has been paid, the person or
his legal representatives; or corporation,
liy whom it has bceu paid,, may recover
back twine the amount of interest paid in
the uature of an action for debt: I'n-
vidid, such action shall be commrnctd
iiliiu two yeais after the payment in
of such indebtedness. I'rovidtd I'm-
tlier, that in any action brought iu an)
urt of ci uipcteiit jurisdiction, to recov-
tr upon any such note or oilier evideno
ul dibt, it shall be lawful l'r the party
.oust kIidUi the action is brought I
ml, as a iMUuter claim, the penally
uliuve provi hd t"r, to twice the aiuotiu
ol ihleiesl paid as aforesaid, and also tie
forfiiuiie of the entire interest. Ai d
no c si shall be rceovciol by any pari.
win ilu r plaintilf oi defendant, who ma
etidea or to r cover upon any usurious
coniraet.
StoiuiNli. That this act shall noi
apply to contracts eioculi d heretofore
SECTION That all iuwiilu violation
of this act are hereby repealed.
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
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Hoiitifmaui-We sold nA Tar, bouka of
..HoVK HAtrnJiXa UHU. TOM am) tv
)&hubTft KfMlnaiy tutsyw. Inallonrei'
ptrur t-f la- years, io tno drug buslnms, bat
avYtt sviJ au artttla tbat gjv-e u-n uuiversal saua.
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DAY, DAMK.I . II UIKIiKIN
ATTORNEYSAT-LAW,
Practices in the courts of llulifai and
Warren counties, anil wherever their ser
vices are needed.
One of the Urm will l in Halifax ou
each Monday. I I'M?.
ttm i 1.1 is,
iiuiiiif
"I've been immleriiiK nvec u very sin
gtilur tiling."
"What U it?"
"Mow putting u r'mg on a woman's
third tinker s-lionlil place you umlor
that woinun'M tliuinli." Life.
PAT KllOt'l.l) .1ITEAI. TO Hit. ICDISON.
rig
1
i.ll ! Ill i llil I I 1 I
"They say it is electricity," said Pat,
as ho stopped before the incandescent
street light, "but I'll he handed if I see
how it is they make the hairpin burn in
the botthle." Yule Itecord.
IT'S lOMINU, SIRE AS FATE..
Mabel I wish you would look, Maud,
and seo if niv trousers han(f all right
behind. Jude.
Jl ST ItKFOUK. TIIK I HAST.
tlreat tjeott! here is luck. A living
pluture Just to tit my frame. I ruth.
SIIK KNKW 111TTKR.
wurra a. BisiiL
IULLHM A U A H I II Li
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WlI.DON, N. C.
Prrtleln theenurttnf HsIlnimiilS'nrthimio
t n tin In theSupniniemit Kwlerml emiru. Col"
leetluni made Iu llprtiif Vina Carolina.
Hrnca onct at Halifax, H.C.upen ever; Hon
dj. Ju1l
T. T. KOFS
1
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10-19-ly.
T, W, HARRIS. D. D, ,
LimiTON, K. C.
Teeth Kit noted without pak.
4JO-0a.
ltOTIl lLAYi:i WITH 1'IKK
At uriceut gaihiinu "I uoiahle mi
the alter uiuuer elt.it tutueil upon pn
sonal eipciieucis, aud a di.-iiuguislu.
juri-t relatid ibis.
Alter graduation ji- ini;,r;ited to i
WcstetQ town, lo Hi' lis of i ilemss, wii
no prospect of i upiov. -weiii, iuduc.
him to seek a new home. Without Dim
cy to pay his fare, he boarded a train I'm
Nashville, iulcndiii); o seek ctpploymen
s reporter on ouc ol the daily ncWspapeis
When the conductor, called lor his (itkit
he laid:
"I am un the staff of the , "I
Nashville, I suppose you will pasi nu?"
The conduct..! l.n.ked at him sharply
Tho editor of that paper is in ihe
smoker, cnte with Uie, it he deuliU
jou, all ryh M .
Il f.dlnwad the conductor in n Ihe
ttuoker; the situation was explained; Jir
Editor said ;
'Oh, jes, I recogniie bim as one of
the etatT,it is all right.
Before leaviti" the train the lawy.r
gain sought the ritot.
"Why did you say you reeognued mcf
I'm not on your paper.
"Iamnotthecdit..r;cithcr. I'm !
inu ou ids pa, .ud was scared to dcalh
lest you should give me away.
. Mooililnir Svrup has bceu
used' for over fifty yean, by millions of
..i. I... ..in iir.-n wni c HTunuit,
n..feot auccesa. It soothe, the child
allava all pain, cures
windeolie, and is the test remedy o
n:.k ... It wil relieve the poor little
Win.u.i'd:ately.'8.ildlydruii!Ut.
iB'i,ery pa.tohbe world. M '
L.leltcsur and.sk fur-Mrs . Wh
row'. Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
I et kind.
-1 ltV I LU
lit Your futhtrbftitttliink I oun't
nuppnrt V"u, ilt'iirost.
Mio Thttt's not lib fmOi.
Hmc he Imi ! pnsfcf tUlt" i!i iur, the Kai
, H tMH'tl Im, itiiv ior imu m mnjf
(iiiiig. I.fu.
111!
WHAT nOI'.S IT M ATTF.lt V
It matters little where I was born,
( )r if my parents were rich or joor ;
Whether they shrank at tho cold world's
scorn,
Or walked in the pride of wealth secure;
Hut whether I live an honest man,
And hold my integrity firm in
clutch,
I tell you, brother, plain as I am,
It matters much !
my
It matters little how long 1 stay
In a world of sorrow, sin and care ;
Whether in youth I am called away,
r live till uiy bones and pate arc bare;
Hut whether 1 do the best I can
To soften the weight of adversity's
touch
On the faded cheek of my fellow man,
It matters much !
It matters little where be my grave,
Ou the land orou the sea,
By curliug brook or 'ueath itormy wave,
It matters little or uaught to me ;
But whether the angel oi death comes
down
And matks my brow with his loviug
touch,
As one that shall wear the victor's crown,
It matters much !
(iK.VDV'S MOTHUlt.
A PRETTY VBLVKTEIiN SKATIM i COSTUME.
KUKAL LI A HS.
Crops
Old Inhabitant (loafing at
Hoads grocery) Talkin' about crop
failures, I remember a lime when people
had to eat up all the farm stock and live
on tho fodder wot they saved fer the
cattle.
Older Inhabitant-Hu-h I That's noth-
in . hy, 1 recollect the time when
proviiions got bo scarce that the etuvvin'
farmers hed to go an' shoot an nmatoor
sportsmap for dinner, and then cook him
with the wood from the "Xo Trespass"
signs,
A man with a pint of importance
ordinarily has a quart on election day.
NAIIKI) ALMONDS.
Somebody has gone and discovered
that salted ulmonds were a favorite edible
in Nero's time, and that that wicked
creature nibbled at them just as every
one dues today if be yets the chance.
It is hoped salted almonds arc not ac
countable for the many acts of cruelty
which murk Nero's reign, because if
there is anything worse than dyspepsia to
bo laid at their door it is well to know it
now, A severe attack of indigestion
might make an emperor commit the
most fiendish a' ts aud its cause be buried
in oblivion until this modern pokeuose
discovered it to be the salted almond.
X
"It made no difference about the
weather, Henry Grady's mother loved
bim with a mother's matchless devotion
and a woman's deathless love in sunshine
and iu rain," remarked a well known cit
izen of Athens yesterday, as he stood
with several friends at tho foot of the
Grady monument. Marietta street, look
ing at the bronzed image of the peerless
Georgian. "Standing here today, 1
recall one of the most touching scenes I
ever witnessed in my life. I was living
in the house of Henry Grady's mother
during my college days in Athens. She
had a comfortable little dwelling in the
quiet suburbs of the town, and would
have one or two college boys as boarders
just fur the sake of having boys wound
her, as she used to say. One night,
while her distinguished son was en a
visit to her, after he bad been romping
around in the sitting room all the even
ing, tcllinjj stories of his boyhood's happy
days until he had us smiling and Oiling
our eyes with tears in wundrous a'terna
tion at his magnetism and versatility, he
went to his room to go to sleep. His
fond mother followed bim there, just as
she used to do when he was a liltle boy,
and tuoktd the cover under him in the
same old fashion. How she did love
that man!
Tau ni Vt.qT
Al'NT MiNKKVA Wait, Horace, I Insiit, until it has oaased nut of sb'ht.
mm: lonk wouns.
Below are the longest niue words iu
the Knglish language at the present
writing :
Incomprehensibility.
Subconslitutionalist.
l'hiloprogcnitiveness
Ilonoiifieibilitudinity.
Disproportionableness.
VelocipedestrianUtieal.
Anthropophagcntnariau.
Transsubst ant iat ionablcness .
1'riiantitr.inunbstaiitiationist.
HOW III". GOT IT.
le Bore low did you catch your
coll?
De Biistlc You know colds are con
tagious?
"Yes."
"Well, I caught cold asking other
people how they caught their colds."
If you really lovo what you believe to
be a duty, opposition only makes you
stronger.
"sKVo I ll llii ifcsl ii. 'tf..i.a fiv-u A
11 te mm ma
WiMw"j jlpfe-vi-
;ooi cuoi vi;.ir.
"Ie win's er layiii' riht fur cr good
Mp year," said I'nelc Ned Sims, from
'ni u in Sua county yestirday as he held
bi head one sided aud looked up at the
sun as c lin k, us look up at the hawk that
i. Hying over them. He seemed to know
what he was talking about, for he looked
down a minute or two and then resumee
ruiiiiniiiingly : "las, sail, ilars gwinc
tor be a good et op year dis year, sho'
vou ho n. I kin feel it in de air. Yer
sec, de snow loosens up de groun' an
gits it in-good condishun ferde plow, au
den it done come so late it'll keep back
de sap in de groun till lato nough tcr
keep de frost off do cotton row when it
do come up out cr do grouu'.
"But Lawd, what's de use ter have (I
gooM crop year. Taio' gwine do no good.
It don't take er good crop year ter raise
hogs, an' dat's what dcy ain't gwine
raise. White folks done quit raisin' hogs
dese days. Pen looks lack ef dey do
raise one or two little sboats dey'll go off
down ter de big branch and some nigger'l
raise 'em away fum de man. Jes' look;
lack time is changin' anyhow." Atlanta
Constitution.
GAKDKNS IN THE AIH.
Ancient Babylon may perhaps
called the most wonderful city of
world. Xo less remarkable wcro
hanging gardens referred to in the
be
tb.
th
Old
Air-Baa; Slepi Cars.
ONE SERIOUS DEFECT IN THE
NOVEL IDEA Of A PENN
SYLVANIA MAN.
(JOOI)
RESULTS
A western l'untisylvatiia man has
patented a new slyle of sleeping car.
h car is to oontain rubber bags of
various sizes and designs, some lo be
used as pillows, some as mattresses, aud
others as cushions. At nightfall these
bags are to be taken from the cupboard
and stretched over steel frames. Wheu
that is done hot air from the locomotive
is to be turned on, and the bags are to
be dilated. In a very few minutes the
cushions, mattresses and pillows will be
inflated for use, and then the porter will
put wire screens iu pot.it ion to divide tho
sleeping sections. In perhaps fifteen
mitiutes the whole sleeping car will be
ready for use. The next morning all
that it will be necessary to do is to turn
off the hot air, and so cause the collapse
of mattresses, pillows, and cushions.
The advantages claimed for the new
p itcut arc many and vain. us. In the
Imt place there will be a decided lessen
ing of weight for the sleeping cars to
carry. Again, the tmures ol sleeping
berths take up a very large amount of
room which the new patent designs to
save, then the time taken up lor pre-
piring the berths and putting them up
in the morning is considerable, it is
claimed, too, that another effect of the
invention will be to do away with much
of the discomfort which now seems in
separable from travel on sleeping cars.
A soft rubber cushion dilated with hot
air ought certainly to be a pleasant sub
stitute for a sleeping car mattress on a
cold night, and and a soft rubber pillow
ought certainly to acquire some populari
ty which a hard laundered sleeping car
pillow has never yet enjoyed.
One detail the West Pennsylvania
man does not seem to have covered by
any clauie in the patent and it is an im-
nortant one. No provision is made for
the abolition of the sleeping car porter
This is a serious if not a fatal defect.
in advertising tell the story
for shrewd advertisers better
than big circulation claims
or great promises.
Y:u put intb'rAi.
"T-H .', p. .1
AbVKKTISKMKNTS.
Mireiifrth uiiilllcalih.
If v..u are not feeling healthy
try Kleelric Bitters. If "La Giippe" has
eft vou weak aud weary, use Klectrie
Bitters. This remedy acts directly on
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs to perform their func
tions. II vou arc afflicted with icK
iidaehe, you will find speedy and per
manent relict by taking Mectiie Hitters
One trial will convince that this is the
remedy you need Large bottles ouly
tic. at W . .1 ( uncus drugstore.
Don't allow yourself to be hoodooed
into the belief that life is only a prctcn
tious strut.
A li Moiues woman who has been
troubled with frequent eolds, concluded
to try an old remedy in a new way, aud
cnrdingly took a tablespooutul (lour
times the usual dose) of C'bamberlaiu's
Cough Ueinedyjust before goiug to bed.
The uext moruiug she fouud that her
cold had almost entirely disappeared,
l'uring tho day she took a few doses of
the remedy (one teaspoonlul at a time)
and at night again took a teaspoonful
before goiug to bed, and on the lollowiug
moiuing awoke free from all symptoms
ot the cold, since then she has, on scv
eral occasions, used this remedy in like
manner, with the same good results, and
is much elated over her discovery of so
iiuiek a way ot curing a cold.
For sale by J X. Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A. S. Harrison, huucld.
She You have sen ppa and he ha.
tald no?
(lo-My dear. ! said ', but I
m led tn believa you can never bt
mine Judge.
Hurklen'l Arnica Salve.
Tin best salve in tho world fer cuts,
bruises, Sores, uloers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped banc, eWbUiu,
n;ni aud Jl akin eruptions, aud posh
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 oenU per
.boi.Forialeby Win. CoWn.
A MODEL ROOST.
Rbvkaiid Ah. thtt t. a model roost I Wool Ki.ivatoh Hot Com. on. If you ara going
toulil wish ror anything more convenient F up I St, Nicholas.
Mrs. Kmily Thorne, who resides at
To'edo, Washington, says she has never
been able to pr. cure any medicine fo
rheumatism that reli,eveu tho paiu so
quickly and, i Actually as Ohauiborlaio's
Pain Balm and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success.
For tale by J N. Blown, Halifax, Pr
A. 3. Harrison, Enfield,
It must be mighty lonesome to be a
woman and wait for an ideal husband.
0. W. 0. Ilardnnn, Sheriff of Tyle
Co, W. Va., apprcciatta a good wilting
snd doe. not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostrated with a cold when he
procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy He sayB. "It gave me prompt
relief. I find it lo be an invaluable rem
edy for coughs and colds."
For Kale by i . N. Brown, Halifax. Dr.
A. S, Harrison, Enfield,
Testament and described by some of the
early profane writers. The city itself
was fifty miles in circumference, its walls
being II5U feel high and 87 feet thick.
The city was built in the centel of a
vast iiluiu. The wife of the kini? oame
fiou a mountainous region and did not
like this barrenness. Hence the famous
hanginj gardens. They were suspended
over 4"0 feet iu the air and planted with
trees, Iruits and flowers Xo less thau
200,0(10 slaves were employed in their
construction. All this to please his wife
Sho must have been pleased.
The cxpetioneo of George A. Apgar,
of German Valley, X. J , is well worih
rcuiemeuiberiiig. Ho was troubled with
chronic diarrhtri aud doctored for five
months and was treated by four different
doclors without benefit. He then began
using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Hemedy, of which odq suiiill
bottle effected a complete cute.
For sal; by J. X. Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A. S. Harrison, Enticld.
The scholar has no place in politics if
he has no money to buy influence,
l.a (Grippe.
During the prevalence of the Grippe
the past seasons it was a noticeable tact
that those who depended upon Dr. Kiug's
New Discovery, not ouly had a speedy
recovery, but escaped all of the trouble
some after effects of tho malady. This
remedy seems to have a peculiar power
in effecting rapid euros uot only in cases
of La Grippe, but in all Diseases of
Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured
ca.-cs of Asthma and Hay Kcvcv of lung
standing. Try it and be c iiivinocd. It
won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at
W. .1. Cohen's druoro.
11
Health
means so much more than
, 'you imagine serious and I
, 'fatal diseases result from
trilling ailments neglected.
Don t play with Nature s
greatest gift health.
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
If you are feeling
out of sons, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,
hae no cupel ile
and can't work,
begin at once tak
ing themost relia
ble strengthening
medicine, which is
Hrown s Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure benefit
comes from the
very first dose ft
won't stain your
itth, and it s
pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney anj Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Cad Blood
Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Oct only tli'.- temiii: - ii In crossed red
l lie wrapper. Vluilur!- are sub-
tn receij-t cl i -n FUinijw
lines
slitules.
will send set of lei Buitul World's
Fair Mews and book t:et
B'iCWN CHEMICAL CO. BAL"'ii"lRE, MD.
july 2G ly.
CAM I OBTAIN A PATENT f For
Srompt answor and an boneit opinion, write to
II NN & COwbohave hud nearly fifty years'
expprtence tn the patent businnss. Communica
tions strict I y confidential. A Handbook of In
formation concerning Pntenta and bow to Ob
tain l hem ncnt free. Also a catalogue Of mechan
ical and scientific books ent free.
Patents taken tbrouph Mutm k Co. TMelTa
special notice In the Urtentlflr American, and
ttius are brought widely before the public with-
Thlfl sDlondid oaoer.
strated.naa brfarth
larttest clrcu latum of any scientific work tn l
nut pimI to the Inventor.
Issued weekly, elenantly Illustrated, baa b
aurlil f mr. KntimlA iMinloa unt frea.
Building Edition, monthly, sf.iua year. Bintl
copies, '2$ cents. Frery number eontair beau
tiful plates, in colors, and pbotonrapbt. of new
bouses, with plans, enabling oulldera to show tb
latent desitrns and secure contracts. Address
UL'NN & CO, NEW YOUK, 3U1 BROAUWAT.
W. M. HABLISTON & CO.,
Wholesale and Krtail Dealers in
fill!
CARPETS, STOVES,
aud Mattresses, etc-
IMMENSE STOCK
AND LOW PRICES.
W. M, HABLISTON & CO.,
No. 20 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
10 20 ly.
-THK CHARLOTTK-
"My love lur iIicj i liko
criid;
'! rii'li n cri'l '"
he
And i hen, in acc.-nt;
winiiinj;,
"Ami uiioi' fur thee," the maiden fair
reiilied,
''It lite a ring fur it hath no begin
uini! '. "
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ROW
mm 1
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QULLOM
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
-fH of lartar ' "
FAMILY GROCER
And Dealer In
FRUITS VEGETABLES.
J lift received afresh lot of Groceries,,
Confectioneries, Canned goods, Meat, lard,
aud general table supplies always on band.
1 will sell as lew as any bouse in town, and
solicit a slia of the public patronage,
nov 29 ly.
SCOTLAND NECK
STEAM DYS WHS,
.Kipresa paid oa paokitav
" Addwaa,.,
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