JOHIT "W. SLEDQE, PROPRIETOR.
A. IN" E "W" SPAPEB FOE, THE PEOPLE
TEIilVrS:-l r'() ANNUM IN ADVANCR.
"VOL. XXX.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY,- JUNK G. 1895.
NO. 8.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Sweet Dreams I
OU Sonthern Mansions.
DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE
THAT MIGHT WELL HE .
IT A TED IN THESE DA YS.
it abe dreamltif of orange floweret
Ii the writing poem on lovef
' b she building BpanUh towers,
Id the mldit ol illliea bo went,
The eweel little innocent dearf
NO. This Sweet Cbilil is il reaming ol'
the wonderfully low prices tit which the
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Excelsior Frlntinii CompaDy.c-
WEI-DON, N. C.
Muruing out ARTISTIC PRINTING of
Every Description.
Letter Heads, I'aeVet Howls,
bill Heads, Envelopes,
Statement, Hauil Rill,
l'roKraiiiinep, Ticket,
Et., Ktc. Elft
HWrit for bam pics and prices.
E. h. llAYWAKII, Pnol'RIKTOB.
Tiyr souTMEfiHf
rETEKSBlUifi, VA.
FXECTRICLIGIIT8. ELECTRIC BELL?
ACCOMMODATION IXHI.
C. BNODGRAHS, l'roprictor, late ol
Butler, l'a.
The only first class hotel in tliecity.
Commercial rates, $.!. to 2 IHI per day.
Oil!
DR. H. 0. HYkn'SSlNlTORIUM,
KIN8TON, N. 0.
UISEISES OF THE ETE MD GENERAL SURGEHT
8 3 ly.
"pi FINE GROCERIES
Ii airily Grocerie
-L CHEIP GROCERIES. KJ
FRUITS & CONFECTIOXKKIKS.
COMK ANI SICK.
Come one, come all, both large and small,
r.xamui. iny slock, heiore noying at all.
For my stock is complete anil prices low,
To compete with the products the farmers
grow,
I thank my kind friends for the patronage
of the past
And aSHnre them all I'll le trne to the last.
And guarantee them iu every respect
The goods purchased from me they'll uever
regret,
Therefore come all, both large and small,
For I will deal houestly with you all,
Do oot delay, oome right away
And make your purchases to-day.
J. L. JUDKINS.
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HMjunt received ft frwdi lot of CANDY,
plaiu and fancy. Also raisin, aiixtnl autt
t'ktwtuuU, cocouiuu, apples, bananas.
Florida orauirea, plain and lauey cake?.
Larue asaortuieut of
110LIDAY HOODS.
Hhon Ay boraen, wagons, carls, dolls,
clucks, c Usui lrr sets, Usiks hv liest authoin,
Hue boi uaper, cigars, suulT, toliaeoo aud
many fancy notions too numerous to men
tiou. uov i ly.
pMHfKMHIoHAI. ('AMIS.
jAMSia.aDI.LSH, W1LTIS I. tlSIBl.
HUUII DAMIIU
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Wll.lHIM, X. C.
Practlrelatbteanrtlor HatlhiandNnrtluunt.
IMiaudlattieHuiiremesauFtlermlcourui. ua
.otioni aistie la .iiparaor nana croiiu..
Umnehoaiea at ilsiinvx. N. U..onen everr Hon.
df. Jaa 7 ly
T. T. BOSS,
3D .13 IT T I S T ,
Weldon, N. 0.
(taT Office over Emry A Pierce's store.
lO-ltMy.
J)R. W, I WARD,;
Dentist.
ESFIELD, N. C.
IsVOffioeOTM Hamwn'iDruiStor
4m !M ly.
The old mansions in Richmond,
CliarliMtou, Savannah, Montgomery, Mo
bile ami New Orleans have an air of dis
tinction shout tlirin which thu newer ar
chitecture can never acquire. They were
built by men who desired lu live in coin
lort and to entertain tlicir friends iu ai
open handed way, but who did nut find
it necessary to attract attention and to
advertise their wealth and social position.
The exteriors arc still massive and stately,
with their unbroken, rectangular Hides,
their Doric and colonial porches, aud tin-
interiors are unrivaled tor comfort and
convenience of homo life and social en -tcrtainmcnt.
With these fine models of
olassic simplicity in town aud country it
U to bo rcgrotted that the new bouses on
fashionable dt iveways and streets are not
designed by architect content to follow
the old hues. The colonial architecture
was not without its o fleet upon the char
acter and tastes of thu people who lived
in the houses. It taught them to be
simple in their social pleasures, to be nat
ural and unaffected in manner and to
avoid meretricious display of wealth and
dignity. There has been a reversion to
colonial lines in northern house. 1 Vr-
haps there will be a similar movement in
the direction of purer taste and more
refined feeling in southern towns.
There arc many line things to be said
about these southern bouses, but the
choicest tribute must bo reserved for the
lovely old ladies who arc to be found in
most of them, The young ladies and the
middle aged wives and mothers are
charming, too, with their sensitive, high
bred faces and their soft, melodious voices,
but the old ladies arc exceptionally we 1
preserved in figuro and feature and de
lightful in conversation. Montaigne said
of Cicero's "De Senactute," "It gives tne
good appetite for glowing old," and
the same impression is produced by the
cheerful, genial, aud serious talk
of the beat representatives of the passing
generation of southern women. They do
not affect to be young, yet have not lost
their animation of manner nor their
interest iu life. They are entertaining,
wouiunly and bright and quick as their
granddaughters to perceive a good point
in a story and as fine as choice old lace
in the thread and texture of their homely
simplicity and chcerfulucas. Thero are
good portraits of famous ancestors in some
of the old houses, but there are no better
studies of the lights and shades of ad
vancing age and of the compensations
attemling increasing iufinuily in the
evening of life than are to be found iu
the charming old ladies of the Carolina,
Georgia and Tennessee. N. V. Tribune.
(iuaranterit Cure.
We authoriie our advertised druggist
to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and oolds, upon
Ibis condition. II you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat tr
best trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giviug it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refunded
Ho could not maku this utter did we not
know that Dr. King's New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at Win. Cohen's drug
stare. Large size 50c. and tl.UO.
ItOMl WITIITIIK ClIILDUr.N
Trumpet Calls.
AM .W'.S' UOllS HOUNDS A WA RN
INU NOTE TO THE UNRE
DEEMED. Religion pure and undefiled never sells
muslin with a short yard stick.
When the wicked hold olliee the devil
rules the town.
An oath on the lip is the. devil's door
plate. The devil likes to sec people play at
fligion.
The spider probably thinks that the
d vil is a fool.
The devil soon runs from the man he
oau't discourage.
is to show us
"Chanccy IK-peW advised fellow-diners
reoeotly to joiu with their children in
their play and omp with thetu it they
would enjoy life," said a father yesterday.
"Well, I took his advio?," h; contin
ued, "but I find that my little boy of 3
years can stand good deal more than 1
can,
'lie led me merry danoe thu morn
ing playing hide and sock all over tin
bouse. When, after an hour, I told bin.
we had bad enough of that be proposed
something else, and ao on, until 1 was on
the point of collapse.
"It is all right to romp with your
children, but you should got into train
iug first. It is harder than chopping
wood, football or any other form of alii
Ictie exercise with vuk'i I am ae
quainted." New Yorl Journal.
A Leader.
Since its first introduction, Electro
Hitters haa gained rappidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medical tonics and alteratives
containing nothing which per
mit) its use as a beverage or intoxicant,
it Ureooenited as the best and purest med
ielne for all ailments of stomach, liver or
kidneys It will cure lick headache,
induieatiea constipation, and drive Ma
laria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded, l'rioe only 50c. per
bottle. Sold by Wm. Cohen.
A cateby word, line displayed,
For many a fortune have made.
The mission of troubli
that we need God.
Women can be tho devil's best friend
or his worst enemy.
The man who stifles his liberality
chokes his religion.
The niau who walks with Uod must
do it with clean feet.
When Jesus reached the masses he
first prayed all night.
To know some people is a slandin;
vitalion to be good.
When tho devil goes to church be
generally dresses in white.
No man loves Uod with all his heart
who loves to tell bad news.
The smiles that count for Christ
those that begin in the heart.
Christ is still reaching cut a helping
hand to those who are down,
The man who rides a bobby will not
believe that the world is big.
What tho dumb needs is not better
preaching, but better practice.
God has many voices with which
speak to those who will listen.
God and the saloon keeper are never
on the same side of any question,
A lie knows that it must either bide or
die when truth gets on its track
No man makes a wrong investment
who gives as much as God expects.
The more a man loves God the less it
burls him when he isn't treated right.
It hurts the cause of Christ to point
to the cross with a frown on the face.
To) many people are trying to be
Christians without the help of Christ.
Comparing ourselves with somebody
e'se will not make our sinning any saler.
Tlio devil lias never been able to put a
min who was all for God in a hard place.
The class leader who goes to the the
atre is leading his class in the wrong direction.
The green pasture comes in sight as
soon as the heart says, "The Lord is my
shepherd."
There are some communities in which
Soloiuou would not havu been considered
smart.
The devil's rope is around the neck of
the man who ihiuks he can drink or let
it alone.
Some people pray that God will use
them, but they want him to do it in their
own way.
A sloue thrown straight at the devil
is pretty apt to hit some politician squan
in the face.
The devil keep niaiiy in bondage, be-
eauso be can make a rope ofsaud look like
an iron cable.
Some people never accomplish anything
for Christ because they wait uulil to
morrow to begin.
The devil doesn t waste any darts on
the man who does all his work for the
Lord with his head.
Ai Electrical Stone.
.1 STONE THAT SLAYS AS II Y
LKlHTNINd ALL WHY UN-
117 TTINO L Y A 1 Tli OA CH 1 T.
. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND,
Wearing the Uniform of the Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of thi
United States.
SOMETHING OF A C1I.VNOK.
The Gold Dollar saloon, said to he one
of the handsomest drinking places iu the
United States, is to be converted into a
temperance saloon. The proprietor is
tired of selling liquor, and will be put in
charge of the new enterprise. The floor
of tho place is laid with $-0 gold pieces,
the bar is studded with ?50 gold pieces,
the walls arc hung with fine pictures, anil
it is furnished with 1,200 iiieauile.-eeut
lights. New York Tribune.
Ii I It ti L A 1 1 1 0 L S I : T 1 1 ICS,
the matter
robhiu' the
Young Ilurgl.ir "Whal'i
with breakiu' n winder and
stole ?"
Old II. "Come oil', you punkin.
Gouds is marked so low these times we
cau't afford to take any risks."
Mother "You are at the foot of the
spelling class again, arc you? lioy
"Ycs'iu." Mother "How did that hap
pen?'' Itoy "Got too many 7.s in scissors."
Chamberlain's Br and Bkln Olotmeut
la uiufiualled for Kcxenia. Tetter, Nil!
Rheum. Said Head. Sore Ninnies, t'hapiwd
Hunk Itching Piles, Hums, Frost Biles,
in 7. i.-...--. ,.i n i I kvA i.i.i..
limine . -jit ..""
For sale by druggist at Zt cents ier liox.
TO HOBbToWNKHS.
For putting a home in a (In healthy con
dition try Dr. Csdv's l oiHlilion Pondera.
They tone up the svolem, aid dit-'cslion, cure
InM M aniteliut. relieve isn.ti)iulioll, correct
kidney disorder and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked home. 'Mi
wnla per pnekaga. For tale by druggists.
For sale J. N. frown, Ilaltfi-x, and
A. S. Harrison, Enfield.
Whco sound can go iu ouly one dircc
tion it travels far. An old well at Caris-
biook castle, Isle of Wight, is 182 feet
deep. Oo a still day pin can be heard
to strike the water.
mm Baby wai alek, wa ! ac Oaatork.
Wtue Sixui Child, ! orM for (Mori.
Waea aha bacaow Haa, aa clung la OHturia,
Was m had Cfeuina, aba fn Ifcasa Uaaurlk
While at Peekskill. N. Y,, Mr. J. A
Scriven, i prominent manufacturer of
Now Yerk City, purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain'i Cough Remedy. Such
good roaulte were obtained Irom its use
that he sent back to the druggist from
whom he had obtained it lor two more
bottles of the same remedy. When you
have 1 cough or cold give this preparation
trial ind like Mr. Scriven you will want
it when again in need of such a medicine.
It is a remedy tl great worth and merit
25 and 50 oont bottles.
For tale by J. N. Brown, Halifax, Dt,
A. 9. Hamaon, Kufield.
life I "K
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL ARCH, NEW YORK.
The benutirul monument shown aljove tin been erected to the memory of the founder of lha
American nation. 1're.litnnt Wiislilimloii. by the people of New York city. Durlns We wash
Inaloii Contenulal In ISBV the arch wns line, tnouKht of, ami on Decoration Pay of iho followlm
year the corner atone was laid. The monuinwnt stands In Yv'ushiuiiloii no.imrc fronltna tlio
entrauoeof ntlh avonue. It is lullt of pure o w lilte marble, tsrlnhty-sU feet hth a 1th a span
of thirty feet and cost llUC.Ooil It was formally turned over to the city of New York ou May 4
and will Ul aedlcated ea May ao.
SMALL THINGS.
Hegin with small things. It is but
nride and self will which says, "Give ine
something huge to light, and I should
enjoy that, but why make me sweep the
dustr
Iu Paris one person in
on charity.
eighteen lives
Hurklen'tt Arnica Naive.
The best salve in the world tor cuts.
bruises, Sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tivcly cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perlect satislaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. cor sale by it ui. (. ohen.
LATE MODELS FROM PARIS
Ah, how these rain clouds do oppress
The blithesome summer girl;
They fill hor soul with gloom because
Her hair won't stay in curl.
Three of the most common names in
England, Scotland and Ireland, respec
tively, are Smith, MacDonald and Murphy.
He (resuming his seat after a brief visit
outside) "What an atmosphere of real
ism thero is about this play I" She
"Yes, it smells liko cloves."
The following advertisement lately
appeared in s Georgia paper: "We
have ft large lot of stools, suitable for
office men with three legs.
(Philadelphia Times.)
One ol the most recently discovered
inexplicable pbetioiueiial is an immense
electrical stone which crops out above
ground in an almost inaccessible moun
tain pass some fifty or sixty miles north
ol the Needles, in Arizona, Iu pursu
ing a conscientious investigation into a
subject of this kind one finds it necessary
to call iuto requisition such an immense
number of grains of salt that the rea'
truth of the matter becomes frequently
lost in a briuy deep, as it were, but in
spite of Ibis the existence of the electri
cal stone has been proved beyond the
possibility of doubt.
In a multitude ol witnesses there is
safety, and it appears that the natives were
for years acquainted with the stone and
its peculiar properties long before its discov
cry by a party of hunters a few days ago.
Among the Indians the stone goes by the
name of the "Death Trap," and the peak
whereon it is located is called Death Trap
mountain. They say that their fathers
nd grandfathers before them knew of
the stone, and it is only an old aud ex
perienced guide who will venture to take
party in the neighborhood of it, lest by
some unlucky chance a too daring bunt-
will lose his life by suddenly coining
upon it in an unguarded moment.
The stone itself is described as bcin;
rough, jagging outcropping, burstin
up through the shade of its surroundings-,
reaching up the mountain side to the
height of about seven feet, when a shaip
projection shelves over again, making
three-sided tunnel, perhaps !) feet long
and live feet wide. Ordinarily tho rock
ofa blue metallic lustre, and shows
traces of volcanic action, being seamed
and libbed as if by melted lava. In the
heat of tho day, when the sun shines
squarely upon it, the stono assumes
faded pale blue hue, at which times the
Indians declare it to be perfectly harm
less. As the sun leaves the gorge, how
ever, the stouc begins to deepen in color.
and when night comes and there is no
moon it glows with all the brilliancy of a
olten brass. This luniinulion may In
istinctly seen lor a great distance when
there are no intervening mountains to
obstruct the view.
Now, as to the peculiar death givint
power of the stone. It is said that uoth
,' great or small can set foot on it am
live. Sopoweilularc the lolls which it
ives out at even the slightest contuct
that it is impossible for even the largest
animals to withstand their strength
Recently the party of hunters referred
to ventured without a guide into some
I the more dangerous mountain passes
iuto the country, and by chance found
their way iuto a narrow gorge, bavin,
come in hot pursuit alter a little fleet
imbed mountain goat which they man-
ged to start from the rocks below, Sud
denlv. while they were all sous
seventy or eighty feet away, they were
tonished bejoad measure to see lb
goat fall dead in his tracks, although not
shot had been fired. They were makiug
ready to climb up the ledge and secure
the little creature, when an old Indian
high up on the cliff behind called
them to stop. So frantic was his manner
and so persistent his admonitions that
they waited till be scrambled down to
them and then for the first tune came
light the story of tho electrical wonder.
The goat had fallen within the death
trap, tho Indian explained, and had th
hunters followed after him they, too,
would have shared his late, 1 here was
ample evidence at band to prove to th
hunters the truth of the old man's state
mcnt, for the little gorge surrounding
the stone has been turned into perfect
charnell house full of the whitening
bones of its victims. And if this were
not enough to convince the more skep
tical, while they stood within thirty feet
of the stono a big rattlesnake crawled up
the precipice aud out upou the stone
ouly to cuil and writhe and finally die in
the intensest agony.
The hunters expressed the deepest
gratitude to the old ludiau lor saving
their lives, but regretted no little the loss
of the goat, whose species is almost ex
liucl now, wlii.Ts.unjn the old
unwound a rial a from his waist aud
flung it up under the rocks. His aim
was unerring, and presently the goat was
dragged down into a place of safety
whence the hunters removed him. Th
was an old trick among experienced
hunters, the Indian explained, and said
he himself had reaped a prcuy rich
harvest of peltry by snatching fn
victims from the grasp of the duath trap
The sun was almost down, and had
quite left the gorge, so at the request
the Indian tho hunters accompanied him
to his mountain perched cabin, and from
there beheld the lighting up of the stone
whon the moon was gone. As they
sat about the fire watching the phenoiue-
non, their old host told them many
marvellous stories of the wonder, among
others the legend of its discovery by the
tribe hundreds of years ago. The legend
thus about at follows:
Once upon a time there came into the
midst of tho tribe asking food and shelter
stranger, with a marvellously beautiful
face. His body was little aud mean and
puny, and his back was humped, but his
face was lair beyond all description and
strangely beautiful. His eyes were large
I luminous, like twin stars, ami
altlioicdi he seemed to know nothing of
herbs or their properties, he posessed the
iiui Villous faculty of healing the sick
laying his hands upon them, or even
looking fiieilly at them with his
great eyes.
Evcu dumb animals would flock
around biiu if he cIiomi to have llieni do
, and the chief held him in such rcVer
euce that by and by be adupted the
stranger in the liibc and made him a
medicine man. Many years passed,
during which the stranger still lingered,
aud iu the mean time the chief's son had
grown to mauhood, and it became time
lor him to take a wife. The couieliest
maiden of the tribe was seleeted as his
bride, and preparations were made for
the nuptials. When the wedding day
arrived, however, the maiden was missing
and an old woman declared that the med
icine man had spirited her away. A dil-
jeut search failed to disclose her where
abouts, and the cliiel reluctantly consent-
id to believe the friend of his adoption
guilty. A company of twelve of the
bravest warriors were ordered to drive the
uicdicine man out of the tribe, foi no one
would consent to see him killed outright,
rcat was the love of the people for
him.
Early iu the morning the warriors set
out to chase him beyond the mouutains,
tho medicine man running swiftly on be
fore so that they could scarcely keep him
in sight. Finally it became evident that
he was leading men on after him instead
of fleeing before them, and at last, though
the chief sent messengers to order the
men to return, it was impossible to get
them to heed the command. On and on
they followed, climbing the mountain
side and looking neither to the right nor
to the left, but keeping their eyes fixed
desperately upou the mau before them.
The chief's messengers fullowed as close
is thev dared, and at last beheld with
consternation the warriors fall one by one
cad in their tracks between the parted
lips of a great blue stone.
Thus was the death trap discovered
many hundred years ago, and the Indians
'lieve it to have been set by thu medi
cine man to ward off all pursuit after him
and the stolen bride of the chief's son,
to
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restorerl.
MAGNETIC HEBVINESJS.
ri'Hti.ii'Loil Manhood. ( unw wmkmmmn, Nrvou
Di'lulity hi ! nil tliHQvilH from earl or la-tar at
rufiMw, Hiit rt'Miltj of ovurwurLt, won?, eioktintd,
iU: b ull Hlrttiitftli, tniin ml tluTnliiiiiuaiit trivmi
to oTery i-rmui or portiou of tlio Ixitljr. ituunnti
in wit t in inliHt'ly mii from t It tint boi, T1ioiih
utl-i nf l. ll.iriH of iimlw ou faMriourotfioe. Cum
i-nrnM in vit (Hickitt. B-'Ut by mall to any
'ickhoii riHiiit of iirli A. On month 't trtwl
til in oai liltox. I'rUH.II.IW.HlM.iiKi, 5,U0, Willi
rild-n ihinrHiiloi' to rofuud ninney if notduruU,
3. ml to in fi.r Km JtDiiiiiti, ('irtiuluni tfnm.
Foi Hiilehv W. M. COIIKN, Urnis,,
.V!My Wehlon, N. C
11
I will continue to ditpOM1 of the stock ot
'. N. Kt;iiiihai-k tV Urn., at therorntrstore.
Iliive ;il':o in 1 adit en ii beautiful line Ol
NEW DRESS GOODS
and Staple Dry floods, Notions, aud fur
ihniisgooil.-i. Also lull line ot rmoes,
(iiocei ies and Ceueral Merchandise.
Will OVI'.lt KIKTV YHAKS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used lor over ulty years by millions ol
mothers for children, while teething, with
efect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy lor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sull'crcr immediately. Sold by druggists
every part ot the world, - i cents a
bottle. Uc sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth-
kind.
lleggai "Ach, uiy dear sir, I have
lost my leg." Gentleman "Very sorry,
I haven't seen it anywhere about."
I have two liitlc grandchildren who
arc tccthini; this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint
I give them Chamberlain s t olic, Cholera
and Piarrhiea Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. 1 was my
sell taken with u severe attmk of bloody
tlux, with cramps and pains in my stoin
ach, one third of a bottle of this remedy
uredmo. Within twenty-loui hours
was out of bed aud doing my house work
Mrs. W. L. Dunagan, lion auua, Hick
man Co., Tenn.
For sale by J. N. Hrown, Halilax, Dr,
s. Harrison, l.nlield.
Miss Oldun "I d like to see any man
alive kiss me !" Mr. Sharpe "I guess
you would."
Sometime ago I was troubled with
attack of rheumatism. 1 used Chamber
lain't Pain Halm and was completely
cured. I have since advised many of
my friends and customers to try the rem
edv and all speak highly of it. Simon
(iohlhauiu, nan Luis Key, I al.
Forsale by J N. Ilrown, Halilax, Dr
A. S. Harrison, hulield.
Rice was culnvated in ludia many
years before the historical period.
Palestine, within its New Testament
boundaries, is only about as big as New
Jersey.
M KV A V V " 11TIS K M E N T3.
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GOODS!
apr Illy.
A. L. STAINBUCK. Agt.
r
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine serious and
l-itnl lici-tx.-e tv.enlt fmm
trifling ailments neglected.
Don t play with Nature s
greatest gift health.
! Brown's
Iron
Bitters
I UyouiirtfeciinK
kut ol sorts, wear
tiul Rcnertlly ex
t lutisti'tl, netvous,
l, j v.j tin apDeliie
iiitl tun t work,
in in :t tiK-euk-iiiK
thf most telia-lik-
5UciiKllit:iiiiig
mi'ilii me, which ii
H tow it Iron bit
ten. A few bol
cure benefit
ionic liom (tie
vety liul doe-rt
won t ttain your
ftfiH, ana ill
oli.-4.4tit to Uke.
It Cures
Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
f Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, llad Blood
Malarial. Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
C.ct nt:1y the f'ciiuiti - It ii;ncrosciJ red ,
lines on ilic wt Ji'iiei All others nietub-
stituus I in K't't'iot of uii at . kt;miM we i
ill sin.l Mt ol Ion lUMirltul World 'a 1
luir lew a ml iiuuk- lift.
ujiu.'ij rwrti,"ji rn iiAt ijnc un 1
iy Aijft twflkaysft ijj'jl'SjwljaJ
july 2G ly.
When in Need
of auythiug in the GROCERY LINE
please reniemlier that 1 am still at V- Ij.
Clark's old stand with a full and complete
awortmcut mid will bo glad to see my
many friends. Can aave yon money on all
goods in my Hue. I am agent for
HUXAItlVH "OIIEMHK" FLOUR
which I guarantee to be the best on the
market Patapseo not exeepted. Will
make price satisfactory. A full line of
Fruits, Confectioneries. Cigars, Tobacco
on bund at all times.
Mi. J. ! Shear in U still with me aoit
will be glad to ace his mauy friends.
tiive me a call.
Yours truly,
P. E. LYNN.
GET THE BEST
When vou arentwiuttnlmv ftKwln?Mkchina
do not tKMlcceivt-d hy allnnriK ail -ertiienienis
and be UhI to think you una get ttig bent OMulob
finest finished and
Most Popular
for a mere song. See to It that
you buy from reliable manu
tiu'turers that have uined a
rt-putat ion by honest and square
IfalinK. y,m will then gi-t a
SwwiiiK Machine that is noted
the world over for itn dura
bility. You want the one that
is easiest to manage and is
Light Running
There fs none In the world that
can equal In meehank:! con
HtrUL'tioti, durability of working
fmrts, tineneta of fininh, beauty
n apiicarani-o, or hu as many
improvement ai the
New Home
it has Automatic Tennlon, Double Peed, alike
nil both unlet: of needle i AirVAnnolliiT hat
it ; Wi wSlitr ' I tutftft, driving wheel hlnRed
on i..lnw:il.l- ".'liter, IliUsrt'duetii.i iiit-lioil to
w rite'' pott c:act? l a r .
THE MEW HOME SEWEKU HftCiiINK CO.
OkiNin. Mw Howis, Htm Ml'li'N't'tt.!(.T
i:tuo..i. IU- Ht Lot IK. Mo. l ) i tut.
Bit MuMf'tWO, lL. ATI.AK1..,- ..
FOR BALE V
hP. N. STAINBACK,
AGENT FOR WELDON.
Agents wanted everywhere,
mar 7 Gm.
W. M. H1BLIST0N I CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
fiifet rV. o. tfoWTMmetu ruod Ktpott.
Kotai. Bakinq Powder Co.,
108 Wall St., N.T. :
CAUPETS, STOVES,
and Mattresses, etc
IMMENSE STOCK
AND LOW PRICES.
W. M, HAHLIBTONACO,,
No. 30 N. Hycamora St, Pstttabnrg, To
10.21 ir.