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I t NEW AD EKT1SEMENTS. THE ROANOKE NEWS NORTH STATE CULLINGS. N E W ADVE LIT ISKM E NTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 18U7. PUBLISHED EVKRY THURSDAY. JOHN W. SLEESE, Editor and Proprietor. D. E. STAINEACK, Associate Editor- Enteral at Post Office at Weldon us Secioid-Clans Mutter. KATK8 OV HCBWRIITIOS IN AHVANl'B. Oue Year (by Mail), iHrntafte VM Jt.SO. Six Mouth's "" A Weekly Democratic journal devoted to the material, e.luratioiii.l, political and nuriciiltm-al inti-rcstaoi Halifax and sur r ii udm: counties. faT'Ao'vertisiiiK rates reasonable and f iruisbed on application. MLlTIMi OV THIS M ;ll. ITI'RH. The North Carolina law makers n et yesterday at noon. The Senite was called to onliT by Licuteu int Governor Douhton. After the organizalioo yesterday both tho Senate and Jlouse adjourned over uutil this uiorniun when they will get dowo to work. Next Tuesday, the lith, has been set us the day for the inauguration of Gov ernor Russell. The great 6t will be over the United States Souatorship. The Populists hold the balance of power, the chances, however, are that Seuator Pritehard will he his own successor. There are other candidates, though, with pretty strong backings and the final re sult may bo a surprise after all. Wo siuccrcly trust that all of our rep resentatives may use their best endeavors lor the welfare of North 'Carolina. ( Ill HI H AND MIMSTUUS. Tuere are 794 Missionary Baptist preachers in this State, Kill Primitive Baptist, 1G0 Free Will lirpiist, 10 Church of Christ Baptists, Oil Campbelite or Disciples, J Seventh Day Baptist. 9 Old Two-Seed Baptists, titil M. E. church 64 Methodi.-t Protestaut, 7 Wesleyman Methodist, b'O O'Kellcyites (Christians). 149 Presbyterian, '10 Associate Kcforui. d Presbyterians, 17 reformed Church of United States, "li Evangelists Luthcrn, 90 Protestant Episcopil, 7 Moravian 1 Waldensian, 2 Salvation, army, IS Ad-vei.i-t, 9 Dunkard, ol Quaker, 4 Hebrew aud 24 Roman Catholic; total, 2,352 white preachers. These supply 5,1.194 churches, which have 520,117 members. There are 1,205 colored preachers, of eleven denominations, who supply 2,274 churches, with 270, 799. Thus of the 1,800,000 people in the State 802,910 ure church members. This is said to be a very large percentage. The Baptist Almanac asserts that North Carolua i. ihe best evangelized territory in the world. THE IU;iTKNI(; t OM' lDliNt r. It seems hardly worth while to call the attention of our readers to the start ling condition of affairs in the financial ceutres of the country. 'At this time, when holiday pleasures take up most of our time, but these repeated failures, and business entanglements call for u little attention, especially as they happen at the time when the holiday trade is supposed to get so great an amount ol money into circulation. It has always been a common saying that the Christmas trade saves many a firm by the money put in circulation, dealers looking to it as the tidal wave which shall take their ships over the reefs ol the year's poor business into the smooth water and safe harbor of the next year, but from present indications this tidal wave of prosperity did not come and it bi'iiins to look like we are in grave danger of beior swept on to the reels to grind and go to pieces, with smooth water in Buht. Already the crash of business ventures are beuiuuing to be heard several banks and big business houses in Chicago have gone to tli- wall and indeed it is an every day occurreno for sunn great business cmcern to fail. From all over the land comes the same story. What is the reason of this condition of affairs ? Is it most too soon for the return of confidence which the Republicans so solemnly promised if they won? Was it returning coufidenee that was needed? Is it not possible ill it the people, the so-called anarchists w. re right, and thai it is more mouey and n it more confidence that is needed ? These are seiious iptef tions with which to begin a four years' reign and Mr. Melviuley has a laige siz ! c .in net to till. Calendars anh Oh tuns So many beamilul calenders and entertain ing uovclitics have been i-ue'i by the proprietors of Hood's Sarsaparillii, that we are hardly surprised to receive this seusou not ouly oue of the very prettiest designs in calendars, but with it coupons which entitle the recipient to attractive novelities. Every one who gets a HoodV Sarsaparilla calendar for 1897 secures something that will prove interesting and valuable as well as a beautiful specimen of the Lithographer's art. The caleudar is accompained this seas. in by amusing little book ou ' The Weather." Ask your druggist tor Hood's Coupon Calen dar, or send 6 eents in stamps for one to C.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The WillmingloD Star says that Alex ander Sprunt ll Sons, of Wilmington, will handle 200,000 bales of cttou this season, which is the largest amount ot that staple handled by any lirai in any pLcj in the United States. ; ,t vi'.J.Luibci'tbCii i' '. -j :.-- iVlrv l-'enee Man, Ol Atlanta, Ga.,aaJ ; Is lie U-sl aud eliuapest fencing in existence lor U purposes. Uuialogu (roe. WrlUs tor It ROANOKE RAPIDS. C.ufil's l!uy W:i:k -I 'hrisinus Trees liiJn't Kunn ll Was l.iuJJ-IHlkr News Ydi's'. The Christmas holidays pe-ed "ll pliasantly. The Christmas I ices wcic nicely ariaimed. The holies who bad th :ui in charge knew how to arrange them and did it well. K ich li.c cnii tuined many hands one presents and ea.di superintendent was highly elated our the success of his school. Mr. J. A. Clianler sent to the town a box contain ing many handsome presents for tliccl.il dr. n of the town which were judiciously distributed. The recitations by the chil dren at the M. K. school were line and the singing at the Baptist church was highly complimented. O.i UYdu .sl.iy, Dee 2:iid, Mr. S. L. Gibson, of ibis place, and Miss Sadie M., daughter :f Mr. J- J Rawls, of ibis place, were united in man i.igo by Rev. J. A llonm.l.iy. The pari, r was beau tifully decorated for the occ.i-ioii and a most excellent dinner was served to the family and a few special friends. The best wishes of the community attend them wherever thuv may ba-t tlieii lot. Miss Sadie is a sweet young lady, and will be missed bete. On Wednesday, tho With of December, our popular and euergetic townsman, Mr Harvey L Driscoll, and Mi.-s Mattie L. llyman were united in marriage by Rev. J. 11. l'ruj.'ll, in the 1! iptist church here. The church was beautifully decorated and filled to overflowing with friends of thy contracting parties. Misses Mabel McMurray and Johnnie Daniel were fl iwer girls ami Messrs E. B Al.-brook and D. M. Fields, acted as u.-hers. The attendants en'ered in the following ir.1." : .Mr. Frauk Branch with Miss Chuiity Uytiiuu. Mr. W. I'. Vaughan with Miss 1 1 at tie Daniel. Mr. W. I). Tillery with Miss Eleelra Carp.'odcr. Mr O. Davenport with Miss Suie Wood. Mr. J. M. Grizzird, Jr., with Miss Mollie Dickens. The wedding march was beautifully rendered by Mrs. D. M. Fields. Alter the ceremony the bridal party and a lew iuiiin ite friends repaired to the home of the groom where a most excellent supper was served and a most delightful eveting Wis spent. Th bride aud groom are among the in .st popular people of our town audi hue the best wishes of all. j Mr J D. Medlin and Miss Annie, i daughter ol Dr. J. L. Ivey, were married , ou iheliOth iiltim i by Rev. J. II. Friz- j jell. They immediately repaired to thej home of the groom where a nice dinner had been prepared. We extend congrat ulations to our good t'li 'iids and hope that they any have a long, hippy and prosperous life. Mr Dan ('. Lawrence, a very clever gentlemen, will engage iu lui-incss with his brother L mis and re-i le here 1 gladly welcome him Rosa Arriugton, who is employed by Mrs McMurray, came never meeting with a serious accident on the 2llrd of December. Her brother John was fool ing with his pistol win u it was accident ally discharged. The ball passed through his Inn 1 and lodged in her arm, inflict ing a very painful, but not serious' wound. Dr A. S. Pendleton rendered the necessary medical aid and both are doing well. Work has been resumed in dead earn est. People are coming in from every diioeiioii. M r. Friz.ell preached bis first, sertnoo lo re, as i ist -r. Sunday night He made a most favorable impression upon our people. A hop wis given by theyoung men of the town a lew nights ago which wiib much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Smith are visiting relatives in Manchester. The M. E Sabbath sjhool elected Miss Flossie Moody as organist, which Was an excellent selection. Dr. Edward aud Col. A. J. Burton were in town last Friday. It was the Colonel's first visit and he was most fa vorably impressed. Mr. R. L. Hale, one of the best tele graph operators in the State, spent two or three days in town during Xmas. .1 ssrs. Emry & Driscoll are building a large house at the cotton mill which will be Used as a wareroom. The Daughtry Brothers are busy painting the new houses. Rev. Dr. W. S. Black will preach here Thursday night. The publiu school here was resumed Wednesday. Jiss Grace E. Fitzgerald nt'ttti phino is teneher. She is n ynnlu ale ol .lanehester High School and will make a good teacher. The girls ami boys that went home Christmas have nearly all relumed. The cotton mill is expected to he oper ated to some extent within thirty days. Henry Reid, who drives the United Industrial Company's Wagon wa acci dentally shot ilonday by another col ored boy. It seems that the party was taking his pistol out of one pocket and putting it iu another when it was ace; dentally discharged, the ball lodging in the thigh of lleid. Dr. Pendleton ren acred necessary n. oicat am and be is doing well. About twenty-five of tho new resi dences will be ready for occup incy by the first of next month. Mr. Patterson is in Baltimore. Mr. Frizzell preached two good str mous Sunday. The house could not hold the congregations. Mr. and Mrs. Bell spent Christmas with their parents in Scotland Neck. W. B. W. News Nik lis C.ulld frum Our Sink l.x- ClUliJkS. The reunion of ''wanderers" at South ern Pines was a pronounced success. A woman smoking a cigar was oue of the sights seen in Monroe one day last week. In a iiiariel ah mt a woman, Albert Tucker shot and killed William Crank at Wilson. At Monroe, Monday uigbt, George Meredith fatally shot Mark Austin, iu sell'-del'ense. Col, A. B. Andrews, of Raleigh, has been elected president of the Virginia Midland railroad. Several invro ex convicts have been convielid for illegally registering and voting ill Charlotte, A Southern Detective Agency with Win. II llollin, iipeiiiilondctil, has been establi-hed at Chatlolle. William lledriek, of David-on county, died ou Monday tin Tiling, and on the next morniug his wife died. The Republican paper soon to be started at Rahigh will be exactly the same sizo us the New- t.iserver. Forty live members-elect of the Legis lature arc in favor ol increasing the school linn to four months in the year. At Tarboro Christmas eve Jake Sim mons, coloud. upon a banter, drank 1 1 giils of whikey, which caused bis death. C. B. Moore, of A "Neville, will proba bly succeed tiie late 1! ( Pail. rs,.n a clerk of the Federal court of ll e "-lein district. I here are now seventy veterans at II c Soldi, rs' Home, During the past jesr thirty-two new inmates wer' receive d and eleven died. The Statesvilie Londinark notes tie burning of Judge Coble's new eigllt-rooln residence in Statesvilie. Most ol the loss was coveted by insurance. Anotlur payment has been made on the Baptist Female Univetsity building at Raleigh and work will begin at once. The building will he completed. There are III! Mormon missionaries said to tie evangelizing the Slate. Con verts are not urged to go to Utah, but if they desire to go, the elders luruish the wiierewithall. Ths Commissioner of Agriculture lias c'osed the Farmers Institutes for 1S9G daring which time iwenly four have been held. The next will be at Goidsboro January 4 and 5. A colored woman, Mary Colceaugh was shot thought the heart in Durham Monday night and kiiled instantly. It was probably an accident, but both mur der and suicide ale suggested At Greensboro on Christmas eve Alen Payne sli it and aei'i leotly kilcd a negro n lined Will Bmks. A party of negroei were returning from a church festival drunk, and were fooling with pistol. and oue of the pistols accidentally went oil'. During the holiday season James Green, olored, an ex-conviet and general bad character, was shot and killed by un known parties at Gibson, aud bis body was thrown into the water. No regrets were expressed by even the colored peo ple at bis untimely end. About five miles from Taiboro Christ- mas morning a negro girl called at a neigh- ir's house to givo Christmas greetings. Upon entering a negro man presented a pistol at her and pulled the trigger thinking the weapon unloaded. It fired, the ball passing through the girl's head, killing her instantly. The report on the state Guard for 1S90 will show that it has 100 more men than before. A new company of infantry at Scotland Neck is accepted. There are now a Gattliog section and a Howitzer section and a signal corps. The equip ment is excellent. It is said to be betttr thau in any State in the south. Every thing is ready lor held service. A freight train was wrecked near Raleigh, on the Seaboard Air Line, Wednesday of last week, with fatal re sults A rail hud been removed by un known train wreckers and it is believed that they deliberately planned to wreck the vestibule train tor the purpose of robbery. Fortunate that train was behind time and a freight was running on the time of tho vestibule. Tho engine and five cars were dashed down the embankment and the fireman, Louis Overby, colored, was killed and engineer Ro'oinsoo was quite painfully injured. Gladness Comes With a bettor uinl'Tstamliiij- uf the transient nature ot the many phys ical ills, which vanish lu tove pniper ef forts -uviitlootloi'ts pleawini (torts rightly diivotod. '('here is comfort in the Ui'icnvleil;;'... tliiit so ninny turmsof sickness in'' lo t iloo to imv actual lis ease, loit simply to a coiistipati demoli tion of the svsl'.'iii, which the pleasant l'amilv las;i;:". Svrnpof Figs, prompt ly remove ., 't hot is h.v it is t he only lviuedv w ith uiilliousof families, anil is cvci'V.vhcie i steciiiod so highly ly nil who'valno .rood heaith. Its henetieial HVocts n iv ('no to the fact, that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness' without debilitating, the organs mi which it acts. It is therefore nil important, in order to get its l.ene-li-iiil etfoels. to note when you pur chase, that vol have tiie genuine iirti ele, which is manufactured by the Cali fornia I'hr Syrup I n. only tmd sold by all reputable drmgists. If in the enjoyment of good health, an. I the svslein is regular, laxatives, Ol ivier remedies are then not needed. If iillli.-ted with any actual disease .one may be commended to the most skillful physicians, but if in need of n laxative, niic- should hnvo the best, and with the well infonioil everywhere, Syrup of pigs stands highest niul is most largely Used a lid o'ivi'snios'. gynora! satisfaction. mar 2ti ly ADVE 11 riSEMKNTS. r ll i n .ul - 111! if V Si N -' i r W.L Douglas $3 Shoe. StVKh. .tiiritiV. pt'rffitfitline. rnJurscJ t-v over i,umi VJi-jr.-rs. W. L. Douglas $3.50, $1.00 and $5.00 Shoes are the production of skilltd workmen, from the best nuterul pos sible at tlu" prices. Alo $2 50 and $2 Shoes for Men, $2.3o, l! and $1.75 Boys W, ii-c-.n:vtel'. .11 '' 1, 1-1:1 l'(l!f. 1'rrtn-li 1 o- -I . .Of, 1'ro.e, 1 ' e- i Vt. I Ksl. fli'.. (.-n-1. lt nv...i.lwi!!, r:is-.a ll,o!..s . It ,i. o.i-r .tiii...i mm, i v ii. "i : Catilos irvc. W.L.DOUCiLAS,urkten,Ma!i, W. B. TILLERY, WELDltX, X. (J. liov .tl 5ni. Scvi ral thousand dollars vvcith of goods bought for cash, IV. mi seme i.l'lhe lurg.st maniil'acluters. Wo had the cash, mid the uianulactiirer.s were hard up lor ineiasn, so we bought some of these goods hss than cost to tnaiiul.ictuie, and we arc giving r custom. i benefit of these bargain-., Our Terms Are Cash, We sell so cheap we can't afford to sell on lime. So if you want bargains always go , . ' i i i. , i to a easii siore, wiieu you nave casn io sj'ciio. See Some of our Prices. Meu'a overcoats SI 50 to SO-OI'i Men's suits f 2.2.'i to 4 nil; Youth's suits, 1 2o to 1.75; Roy's pants, 15c to .'Lie ; boy's hats lie to 2Se., men's and boy's line (loll caps 10 to lSe, men's fine Alpine bats ll.") to 7.V, girls nnd ladies caps with feathers, 75 styles, !)c to ,!Sc, ladies capes, late styles, 50c to 2 (Ml, ladi. s cloaks 75c to I! ".II, Stair oil cloth lie to 5c, Ingrain carpet 15 to 25c, llriissell carpet ID to title, Floor oil cloth, 15 to 25c, silk velvets 511 to 5Sc , I'.lankels 25 to 1 50, l'.iither boas .We to 75c, ladies shoes, pat. tips5Se to 1.75, men's lin- si s 75c to 2 75, men's course -hoes 75c to 125, Dress g,.ods : to 25c. good calicoes ,'IJ to 5e, Floor sliaw mai ling 0 (o l.'.Jc ., Ladies made skirts, 1 .110 to 175, ladies made wra pels 00 to !.".. Childrens cloaks 75 to 1 25, Heavy dress goods 1 yd wide ll to Kc. Children's llibb ed hose 4 to lie, Men's undershirts 12 to 2Se, men's wool shirts U7c to 5lle, Ball knitting cotton 2J to 5c, men's pants otic to 1.25, silk srnrls Sc to 15c, table oil cloth 10 to 15c, linen towels 7 to 12;.c, line black silkoline 15 to 2Hc, Rough late style dress goods, all wool and colors, 1 yd wide, 115e to 5Hc, Wool serge dr.ss goods IS iucl es wide, 27 to Illlc, Counterpanes, 15 to 75e, All silk libbo-is, :i inch wide, 7 to lUc, Satin ribbons 2! inch wide S to Me, I'.. .blends, dark and light, I 25 to 250, washstands 1.75 to 2 HO, llureaus 1125 to II 5ll, 21 envelopes 2e to 5e, 21 -beets paper. 2 to 5c, Fil.s 2 to 5c, Hugs, twenty styles, 25c lo '1511, Photograph I ramc o to 15c. We have in stock thousands of oilier articles, call mid get pries. We give a catalogue of a few goods below, if yuu don't see what you want call at our store for it. Gold paint, glue, mucilage, assorted colors ink, tablets, drslt books receipt books, account books, and many other kinds ol stationery. We have a large and well felicted stock of Christmas goods, we mention a few: Japanese goods, such us cups and saucers, plates, cream and chocolate pots, liowls, vases, Toilet sets, cracker jars tea pots and many other styles of these beautiful goods. Other goods for Christmas, dolls, express wagon-', cbnirs, bobby horses, shin ny's, Hubert and air rifles, lin toys, plush eases, twenty kinds of games, veloiitides, picture books, banjos, Guitars, l'liotiuharps, Mandolius, Accordions, llarmonicos, doll carriages, wheelbarrows, and many other kinds Christinas g .oils. We carry a large line stove pipe, sheet zinc, zinc stove beards and lin ware over two hundred styles Your respectfully, SPIERS & DAVIS. A Coml I'laiKi Is a Well Made I'ialio Careful attention has seen that every de tail is light, down to the screws. It is this care and thought which makis the loin s sweet and lull, which makes the touch elasUc, which guarantees the long life of the l'iano. UMs-THE STIEFF-i is perfectly made. When that is said, perlectioii in every detail is implied. Terms to suit you. Send lor illustrated Catalogue. CIIAS M. STIKl'F, it X. Liberty st., Haltimore, Md. Washington,.);! Kleventh st., N. W. oct H ly. T.CLARK. ures " Cures talk " In favor H-' I I ot Hood's Sarsiparilla, R I as for no other medi- U cine. Its great cures recorded in truthful, convincing language of grateful men and women, constituto its most effective ad vertising. Mfiny of these cures are mar velous. They have won t he confidence of the people; have given Hood's Barsapa rilla the largest sales in tho world, and have made necessary for Us manufacture the greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is known hy the cures it has made cures of scrofula, salt rheum and eczema, cures of rheumatism, neuralgia and weak nerves, cures ol dyspepsia, liver troubles, catarrh cures which prove InlOOCi'S Sarsaparilla Is the best-In fact the One True Blood Purifier. . . n-n ewn liver Ills; easy tc flOOd S FlIIS take, easy te operate. ATTORPHT-LAW.AND Ron IMiitp, Wiit llVUl IJUUUV WELDON. N. C NORFOLK MARKET QUOTATIONS Norfolk, Va., Jan. 5, 1KI7. Tone of Market,Steaily. Strict Middling Cotton, li: Middling, (ij Strict Low Middling, D-lll nw Mi.ldlinv. li 5 16 Ilium and Sandy, !i tod Itlack eyed 1'eus", $1.50 per hag. i'eanuts: Kiinev. Strictly prime, -.' l'rime, 2 Low tirades, ljtolj Machine picked, lj Spanish, 75 to 80 Bus. BAGGING, TIES, & BAGS at wholesale prices. Write for prices. Wanted-An Idea Who ran think of Mine ul m pie thlDK to Datenl Pmf4ct your 1dpa: thfy may bring y.m wealth. Write JOHN WSUDEHltlTRN CO., Patent Attor ney. Wj.hmnttu. b. 0,. for their $I.Hu)prj offer andllei of two hundred lureiuloid wonted. Plaetoi Fr Sale. I have for sale a light two horse PHAETOIT newly repaired, and the same can be seen at W. R. Vick'a Shop. It wilt be sold at a great bargain for Cash; ' W. H. HARRISON, I sept 24 tt 1r a A LOOK MOTHERS A RARE TREAT hUK TUU ALL. T f W I Boys Sampson Suit, with Extra Pair of Pants, for V in IJtJ V JAS0 WB PAY EXPRR5S CHAR(li;S TO VOI R DOO. 7 1 v REMEMBER yU buy direct frm one of thehri-u Vh -le.-ilr Clplliin M jnuueturert in America, a'- l bv o t('t"cr v."'1 '"i'T t"-.'( IV'-'ftlv Tl'c iil'ovemonlioned $2,76 Boys S,impon Suit vI;Ti Vntr.i l'aiils is uaranlfcti to be niailf from an inwi!td Wool ( hcvii.t, in Jrt Mack, Uifk Blue, t'M'jrJ drey an I Olive Hrown, in siie frum 1.1 1) vp.irs ( f pje. 1 hev rt nwdi- up Pr tut H v.v 1 1 iloiiKi'bHMMfii v. ilti Saiijr C.u'.ljr, brjilfd v I'll v.'.!if ;nrtj..-h I'r.iiJ, liiiftf wiih a fjt HI Jilt t b.iii-cti 1 itiirie, Trimming atul Work ' 1! Mm l''"..t llie W-t morev c.in procure, t h :t li ": ; : -!e I . . k, a T.'p aiul l'..i'.lt I'ocket. I'.ttfiit W;ii-st KnuU ujfii un all I'anH, also 1'Utol vet-; o", ;ill r.uiH. hi f-i.'-s linn 10 to n ye,irs of ate mailf up as per i.j c.:l, lituiblc HiraslcJ wilh extra Vanii at -tie l n;e : hja' m om , Ox. m" 'Xjltli Extra pri Lyv rants li sfi? J-JegAzJfei TO EVERYBODY MfBS 8 i0SWr H Wl&t1 in which youv.il! I fflf B rffKT'--i fiJ nov, Milt, lif ou,; 9WSSTfJ A.-"-I'ants Suits (.on, OxM ftjl Price -p 'iV-lJy.' l,' M-:s Suits flop-. o::ve 1 a c 'i n I rtrdwn E. ROSENBURGE R I CO.. M 1 1021a, 3Jew York City W. D. SMITH Weldon, N. C. -Pcaler In- n L IJII jii Lirj Confectioneries', Tohaccos, Ciurs and Farm Sii.ilics gcniTitlly, MY-SALOON has been recently fitted up with elegant f'urniinro and is u.licil wiili ilic OLDEST, BKST and MOST CI1UICK WHISKIES, BODIES Wo WljiES. Among my stock of liquors I have on hand tho celebrated I. W. Harper, Davenport & Morris' "Old Grovcr," and Ives' "Moutieelk" I have tho opened up a barrel ol six year old AWLK UKANDY i PURE -t AND MELLOW 4 trh.for Medicinal l'urposcs.-a Also have oq hand full supply of imported and domestic wines. Among tlio latter will be found the of Garrett & Co.'s winery tt Chockayotlc. -I have Borne of tho OLDKST AND BEST- North Carolina Corn Whiskey, made by Harrison & Co., the best corn whiskey makers we have in our Territory. I have on hand all kinds of puro whiskies and am prepared to give my friends Entire Satisfaction throughout Halifax and adjoining counties. Thanking the public for past liberal patronage, I will say when you visit Weldon don't fail to call to see the OLD ORIGINAL DAVE SMITH, nov 51;. on Washington Avenue. This week has been a gala week on BOYD & YOUNG'S floor, glad dening the hearts of the farmers and warehouuemen alike. See in local columns some of the prices obtained at this house. We only need good tobacco on sale to keep everybody in good hu mor on the floor and send them home rejoicing. All grades bring satisfactory prices but especially Fine Goods, as the demand for them keeps ahead of the supply. We are ready now to give best attention to the farmers and their stock, and give you a cordial invi tation TO COME and see us. BOYD & YOUNG. Sep 17 l.m. - THE SHOPS WE equipped with THE HTEST JCtiiflErYFOi Tmiiflq outfiJ CLJSS WOffK Jf rEJSOfJBLE f(J- ?$, special f PWflPT Tiofi qVEfi to tEpjii wor(K op JLL KlfiDS. l0Jfi0KE WPIDS, fl. C: mar 'i I iin. THALMAH : MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 211! E. Baltimore St , I'.ALTIMOKE, MP. Manufacturers of FINE RUBBER STAMPS, STENCILS, SEALS, l'riiitiiiK l'lessi's ami l'rinter'sSnpplies. Also Artistic Job l'riuting, and en Kmvrrs of Weil.liug anil liall Invitations. Ki nd for onr ln'iiutiful illustrated .'.iUtlti;;ue iil'o-J pij;e.s, priutcd in tivr entni's. Wedeal in novelties, novellics. Odd niul amusing. HMjuAKeiit. Wanted. sep 24 ly- IE GOME II-.s concluded tha. M''' Ifj 4! III; Tq flip PIqoo HI o buy I heir Christ mis y i C3-OODS i and they ate happy "li'liUli'' s-J "s This Man is Jolly because he found the overcoat to suit him botb in ipmlity and price at ERKDLANDEKS. I. DON'T you forget that be has a large nd liueaswrt irn.nl ol Men's, Youth's and Boy's cloth ing lower than ever offered in Weldon before aud They Must be SOLD JEDon't miss ihocliancu, or you will be misrti blo ah..ut it to your djiug day. Just think of 400 pairs of pants. fiOO Suits, 200 Overcoat" hound togo by lin' dny of Jauuary tt any p" Also nt Northampton Dry GOODS Store You will Bnd Dress Coods to suit the niost fastidious and iredesent trimming of prettiest de signs to match. A bin assortmrat of Shorn to Buit all at your own price tnd everything cljc J" may desire, so tnd see the preat bsruains l" 1 fers you tod you will bo surprised that they ( b; sold so ohot). M. FEEDLANDER, Proprietor. .At Gotch'tO Bund- 13- A.. 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