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THE HOANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE Tl, 1S!W.
I'UBUSHliD KVKIIY THUHSDAY,
JOHN W. SLEE5E, Editor and Proprietor.
S. E. STAINEACK, Associate Editor-
Enttmltit lit Ofice nt HV.Avn 'if
Srcim!- CUisa Mnttrr.
KATKSOK St'HSt'KIPTION IN ADVANCE.
One Year (by Mail), Postal l'uid $I.St.
Mix Montha
A Weekly Democratic journal ilf voted to
the material, educational, pulilirul ami
agricultural interests ot Halifax ami sur
rounding countie.
HaAdveitisirij! rates rciiKOtullile and
furuiahed on application.
Sl'AlN in soon to buy svine war male
rial in thin country, but she will iitvn be
really 6 Xfti until she has spun' Aiu-Ticuis
bi'liiuJ her mm".
'I'll k Alabama pipers say tint tin'
Fourth nl' ,1 uly will lt fflelruli.l at a
nuuiber ill' pluees in that Stale this year
an never before.
Jim J emu us should out construe
his preacher father's assurance that the
Lord was in the fight as a troiuise of
permanent backing.
UgWEY's refusal to have that house
was just what ruiht have been expected
of the old hero, and the holders of ''per
manent receipts" have a rare lot of
idica.
Tnirnr or forty inmates of the Ohio
state prison recently struck for shorter
hours. Their demands were not com
plied with, neither were they informed
that their services were no longer need
ed. W. F. Bree.se, president of the de
funct First National ltauk of Asheville.
who was recently convicted in the 1'oited
States Court of embezzlement and bailed,
pending his appeal, has been re arrested
and taken into custody. One of his
bondsmen had in the meantime died,
and the bond bad thereby become inade
quate. Attornev G eneual Oriihis has de
cided that the concession granted by
Spain to the Western I'nion Telegraph
Company of exclusive rights to lay cables
to Cuba, though an admitted monopoly,
cannot bo voided by the I'nited States
during the forty years for which it was
originally granted. It is a property
vested right.
Dr. W. II. F elton, a prominent citi
I ;n of Georgia, whose wife has madi
nerselt lamous through tier newspaper
writing, recently introduced a res olution
Wore the. Board of Visitors of the I'n-
iversity providing that wutnen be ad
mitted to the academic departments of
the iustitute on the same terms as
boys.
Governor MoMii.lin, of Tennesee,
has just returned to Nashville from a
trip to New York, whero he made ar
rangements to borrow Hili)U,0llO from
the City National liank at 3 per cent,
with which to meet notes of the State
due July 1st aud January 1st. This
indicates that money is cheap aud the
credit of Tennessee is good.
The Venemela Riundry dispute with
England is still unsettled the interven
tion of President Cleveland having only
prevented England from settling it in
her own way, without regard to the
rights of Venezuela. Mr. Webster, one
of the F.oglish commissioners of arbila
tion, is to open the proceedings at Paris
in a speech that it is estimated will occu
py no less than sixteen days. If this
does not settle it, Venezuela must resort
to arms to save her commissioners from
being talked to death.
The sooner parents learn that the skip
ping rope is a dangerous plaything for girls
the better it will he for the rising genera
tion of women, thinks the Washington
Star. Physicians have long been advis
ing against the use of this means of
juvenile exercise. They have pointed
out its deleterious effect upon several of
the orgaus of the body; particularly the
heart, and have in some cases traced
diseases to its influence. Now deaths
come to give point to the physic-inns'
counsel. Several latal cases have al
ready occurred this season. The other
day in Trenton, N, J , a six year old girl
died after convulsions following the use of
rope. She had strained her heart he
yond its point of endurance. In gymna
fliums ftareful nlhletie instruetors neo
iontlly prescribe the skipping rope as
an aid to the process of muscle-building
and lung developmen. But they watch
its use closely and prevent over-exercise
of the heart, which is called upon for
the most aotive exertions when the body
ia put through such violent paces.
ftlorlom News.
Cornea Irom Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, I. T. lie writes four bottles of
Electric Bittors has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula which had cauaed her great
Buffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
beat dootors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and health is excellent."
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters ia the best blood
purifier know. It's the supreme for
eciema, totter, Bait rhein, ulcers, boila and
tunning sores. It stimulate liver, kid
neys and bowels, expels poisons, helps
digestion builds up the itreogth. Only
U oenta. Hold by W. M. Cohen's Drug
it. Guaranteed.
CiiNiiHKsnman Hichaid Parks Maud
died at his home in Lebcmm, Mo , Thurs
day, peacclully and withuu! apparent
suffering. The News and Observer com
menting upon his death, says:
The death of Mr. Bland removes from
the stas;e line of the largest figures iu the
recent public lite of the nation, lie was
not a uitu of the first magnitude, as his
tory measures men, but ho was, withal, a
man of such singleness of purpose, un
selfish devotion to the riyht, as he saw it,
srrnuiiic pitiiotism, and clear nrap of
vital questions that his passing must be
esteemed a loss to his State, his party
and his country, lie was a man of the
type and stamp that his fellows can ill
spare at this time.
Noihiiii; perhaps could uive a clearer
insight iuto Mr. Hland's character than
his course during the IViiiocratio Na
tional Convention of l'.'ti Though the
dele naiicii of his State was unconditional
ly pledged to him he instructed ihc chair
man, that if at any time it should appear
advaniiioonus to the interests of the pat
tv, to cat lb vole fir aie.lh-r. Mr.
Miami spent thediy at tioiin'. in his or
eb .ird.
He bad always been ono'ol' the si t..no
est advocates of the free coinage of silver
and In- steadfast adherence to that princi
pie won for him the national sobriquet
ot "Nicer Pick Bland.
At the Tabernacle Baptist church io
Atlanta Sunday night the pastor, Uev.
Dr. Leu (1. Broughtuu, took his text
from Isaiah lviii 1: "Cry aloud and spare
not."
The principal feature ot his sermon
was an attack upon ths conduct of Mayor
James Li. Woodward, which was a sevete
arraignment from start to finish, and
concluded by calling for the impeach
ment of the mayor.
This feature of his sermon was built
around the followiug statement, which was
accom pained by applause by the congre
gation of nearly twj thousand persons
present.
"Yes, I am ashamed of our mayrr.
Our mayor is a libertine. Our mayor is
a sot. These facts are all known to the
council and need not have me to
declare them. The time has come for the
council to act. There is not a single de
cent man iu the city, in my judgment, who
does not repudiate our mayor aud desire
his impeachment."
Mill' I1. IP COTTON HU.I.
To ali-lv The Demand Ihr I nine
(nip Hill l.i ml nail) lie ,i Haled.
For once tliecutton planted has au ally
among the great corporations. For years
the cotton tie riug, the bagging combine
and the compress people have all lived oH
the cotton grower. There was no way
to fight them and so ihey grew lich ou
their enormous profits, which the farm
ers had to pay. Now the Auierieau
Cotton Company with its Houndl;ip bale
is in the field aud it is so revolutioniz
ing the cotton handling busiue-s that
many of the old espouses are necessarily
wiped out. The fanners ttiu-l iueuta
b!y get a iariic share ot' this saving, but
the old compress pcopie-and the bagging
and tic trust are raiding a great commo
tion against the American Cotton Com
pany as though they had always been the
friends of the farmer. I 'ulorlurialcly
for them they never played the
friendly act before and now the farm
ers doubt the sincerity of their repent
ance. The Boundlap bale is the trade mark
name given by the American Colli-a
Company to its round bale to distinguish
it from all other bales. The cotton mills
of New England and of Kuropj art
eager buyers of this bale because as enin-
pared with all other bales it has many
alvantugos covered by broad pitents,
which greatly lessen the cost of manu
facture to the mill. This lioundlap bale
eliminates two or three processes in
manufacturing and as the cotton mills of
the world are willing to pay more fur
this cotton than any other, it natuarally
lollows that lo secure the highest prices
all southern cntton wu-l in time be put
up in this Boundlap form. Mr. Win. (V
Lovering, one of the most distinguished
cotton mill men of New England sav:
"I do not hesitate to say that the time
is coming when the cottou manufactures
all over the world will insist that their
cotton shall be delivered to them in the
form of a Roundlap bale."
I.IE1TENANT lloDUSDN says tie
New York Sun has lied about a conver
sation between him and Admiral Schley.
The Atlanta Journal observes that "this
statement will not be a surprise to nnv-
body who knows the Sun, which shines
and lies f t ill.
Fl.oltlliA has followed the example set
by Tennessee aud enacted a law makit g
it indictable to manufacture, sell or
giveaway cigarettes in that Slate.
A Lite And Death l-'lglit.
Mr. W. A. Himesof Manchester, la.,
writing ol his almost miraclous escape
from death, says. "Exposure of measles
induced serious lung trouble, which etided
in Consumption. I had frequent hem
orrhages and coughed night and day.
All my doctors said I must soon die.
Then I began to use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption which com
pletely cured me. I would not bo with
out it even if it cost i 5.00 a bottle.
Hundr 'ds have used it on my recom
mendation and all say it never fails to
cure Throat. Chest and Lung troubles
Regular size 50o. and 91.00 Trial bot
tles free at W. M. Cohen's Drug Store.
A ride through the counlry shows
that the farmers are well up with w. rk.
Crops are very clean and growing rapid-
DEATH OF J. H. PARKER.
ONE I'K TUB MOsI' i'UoMlN't.N 1 rll lKVs
Illy HALIFAX l'ASSKS AWAY.
Mr. .Ionics 11. Parker, populaily known
as Sherill 1'aiker, died at his home at
Etiti Id last Friday unming. lie had
been in failing health lor the past few
months. Siitue two mouths ago his end
was dally expected, but his iudouiiiable
will prevailed aud to llie sui prise of his
fiieuds Mr. 1'aiker recovered sufficiently lo
drive out and tuperiuteud the work of bis
farm. This was, however, but the flick
ering of the candle before t he Held be
came extinguished, lie was couli led lo
bis bed but a tew days, wbcu the end
came c.iluiy and peacefully this morn
ing.
Sheriff Parker w.is in his TTih year.
He was born in Halifax county, and ."S
years ago married Miss Mary Scott, who
survives liiin. The issue of tins mar
riage are W. V. Parker, chairman Coun
ty Commissi iuer. S W. Parker, u!
Oxford, it. B. Parker, Enfo ld, Mis. F.
M. (, arret!, deceiise.l. Mrs. A . B.ltl.ee,
Chapel Hill, Mrs II. It Mullock. Km-
wood. .'Irs. A. m. Iliaev, deee-inil
Mrs City lliuit, Knlield
Sheritl Parker was indeed a wonderful
man in many way. 1 1 is educalioii w as
limited to 11 months at school. Still by de
termined and studious ell irt he was a self
made man, had excellent business capa
cities and amassed huge ('Mates. He was,
probably, the largot red est ite mm i
in the county. M..-I of (be t mo of
Eulielil belonged to bin'.
He and his excellent wife Were lioled
far and near for ll..ir lavi-h L sj.iiaoiy
Years ago when lc lived on lo- l.e.iutil'i.l
e-late to ar hlt.ik.-r - ( li ipel. Ins tonne
was ll.e seei.e of' in any a social gatluiitig,
and in the I'. stivities wliieli followed no one
took a livelier interest than he did. lie
was kind, gentle as a woman, in.d always
considerate of I lie rights and feelings ,,
others. No nun in Halifax county had
more iiieiids than .lames II. Parker had,
and the writer can recall many happy
hours sj.eiit at his hospitable b 'ine. In
his death Enfield loses one of its most
vaiuid citizens, and the ooiiiiii'iniiy at
large a trietid whose place cann t be
filled by another,
The luiicrnl services took place Satur
day afternoon at o o'clock, and were con
ducted by the Blue Lodge of' Masons.
St, Aldeuiar Coiiiuia i derv, Knight's
Tellq l. ir. .icted as e-iult. aud the it J ii
Chapt. r '-' a!-o rscrte-l the remain to
the cemetery, where the iiitetuieiit look
place. People were present from ail
sections of the eoiintiy and it was one 1 1
the largest lilliera! processions eVel Iiel'olc
seen in Enlield. Mr. Parker Was one of
the oldest Masons in e It county and was
at on-' time a member of M.dilax Kojal
Arch Chapter. At the lime ol lnsdeatb
he was a uu tidier, in high standing, f
Enfield 1, idgc, -1 17 and of St. AKhtnar
Cominaiidei v, No 1'.', Knigliti' Templar
IN SELF DEFENCE.
I'AI'l AIV J.tllN A I I I'T-s. V villi )ITKH
AT ItHi'KV Mttl NT, S yolti-KU Ti I'SK
li is I'lsmi. CAIT. rri'is u Mio'Mi-
Hi AMI HIS ASSAILANT IS hKAI.
Captain John A. Cutis, late ol Weidoii,
and now general yard master for the
Atlantic Coast Line at Hucky Mount,
shot a negro Wednesday night of la-t
week iu self defence, mortally Wound
ing him. The negro lived until Friday
when be died of the injuries received
Captain Cults was painfully Wounded in
the leg, m ar (lie knee
The particulars of the difficulty, as we
gather ll.eiii. are about a- follows.
Edwai l Williams, colored, had beeu a
switchman for sometime, but on Wedtic
d.iy mo ruing be was removed as switch
man and put to doing some other kind
of work, lie was very insolent in his
L.'ariiy- and Captain Cults bad to diivc
him from his offtct,.
lite in the diy Capt. Cutis was warn
ed that Williams was carrying d pi.-tol
for him. C.ipt. Cults then borrowed a
pistol with which lo defend himself.
About 7 oh o'clock the negro, who bad
concealed himself behind a bn car,
stooped and tiled under the ear at Capt.
Cults. The ball look effect in ibc lb shy
part of the leg below the knee.
Captain Culls drev bis pistol ami fired
at his nsail.int three times The n -gro
also fired once or twice more, but then
threw down his pistul and ran off, falling
a few steps away. One ball took ifTcci
in the cbust just b-'low the neck, aud
another pouoirated the bladder.
The coroner Friday summoned a jury
of iii(Uest, and al'ier bearing ihc evidence
in the case a v.nli-i ,.( jiisnliiblo homi
cide was brought in
This Verdict, of c ur-e, was expected
by every utie and was heartily approved
by all good ciiixens. for it was about as
clear a case of self defence us we have
ever known or heard of.
Would Silt Sutler Again I,,,-
Ifmca IU 1'ilre,
111)
I awoke last night with severe pain,
in my stomach. I never felt so badly io
all my lite. Wheu I came down to work
this morning 1 felt so weak I could hard
ly work. I went to Miller & McCurdy's
drug store and they recommended Cham
berlain's Colie, Cholera and Oiairhoea
Iiemedy. It worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right. It certainly is
the finest thing I ever used for stomach
trouble, I shall not be without it iu
my home hereafter, for I should not care
toendurn the suffering of list ni"hl
atain for fifty tiroes its price (J .
Wilson, Liverman, Hurgetlstown county,
Pa.
for sale l.y W. M. Chen Wel.lon. J. N. Brown,
BallAi, Dr. A. H. Harrijwn. Kliflelil, liriiKlu.
Bwstba
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m i.t h imn Bought
NORTH STATE CULLINGS.
v'sV'U j rd!U !':!. Mar
J..1I&S
High Point is to have a tr-oi-.r lac Try .n
tory. in'- av -
Wilmington appears
Willi COUlltelt'elterS.
lo be infested
Maxtoli will vole en
-peel.
al solo
tax levy on July ltd.
Hunan's Ailov, Sali-bur '- n lrtu
highway, fas been closed by the city
authorities.
The Tlioinasville Tribune publishes
an appeal I'ot the aid of siillercr- from
the recent bail-sir -mi.
Ioternalioti.il Holiness I'nion wiil hold
a camp uncling at Siiinun r from July
gVI to ;;il;li, inclusive
Iu Eikin, a town ol l.ltlil inhabitants,
the mayor imposed no fine from May 1,
lS'.iS, to May 1, lv.iu.
The Tie UM-uile I'ally Times, a ilire.
e oliltllli, tour page -beet. Inadeil- a
1. 1 alaliee a l- w davs ago.
The 10 W p l-sellgi r station nl tin !
Isoutlierii li.nlway at lireeti-lioro n ir
Cllpii -1 lot the lilst time Fmlay.
In dell county's in w court hoii-c wilt
Cost ?-.m.iiiiii The contract was hi
out by the commissioners on Tuesday.
A local opitioii election was held at
Tn nion with the ri suit that lS votes
were ea.-t for and llil ag.iin-l the saloon.
The Kinston Flee Press intends lo
soon begin w. rk on an i idu-lrial i.-siie
thai will be a en dil lo Kiii-t.-n and the
surrounding si ction.
The Newborn Journal i- ii.foinud by
a col respondent from Onslow that bears
in the neighborhood of Hail Moon arc
becoming a tiui-anee.
There are now l,lil()
If these till tire in the
Tb. re are "."i mostly all
Male e
central
Federal
invicts. i
pri-on. I
prist-!
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nets, in the bricLyard.
A man S!l years of age Thursdav filed
the p ipers at Ilaleigh in a suit for di-1
voice lie is a veteran of the .Mexican!
Wat ami of the civil war.
Stale Auditor Ayer has sent to the
various sheriffs a book for schedule "It"
taxes. It is ibc first lime the Stale has
so fiirni-heil these books.
A. .1. Mar-bail
iiiington hiwvt r. i.
a well known Wil
charged with counter
foiling. He gives
i.thlii bond for hi;
aj..catatici
al the Ft
mirl.
The Shelby Colloii Mills Company has;
applied fur a charier. It will sunn be-i
gin the erection of a Sluil lMliI mill Mean
the South Carolina , (leorgia Railroad
depot.
Uev. Peylon II. Huge, pastor of the
Firsl Presbyterian church of Wilniing- j
ton, since 15, has accepted the call j
lo Warren Memorial church, Louisville, :
Ky. !
The Ksehange s'aji. the blind tiger1
lu-iness has become .so eouimon in
l.aiirinlo.irg, that most people have lost .
sight of the fact that llie law is being ;
violated. '
The North Carolina Christian Advo-j
cate says the Western North Carolina '
Conference gave for foreign and do
mestic missions the last fiscal year
14,:55l.
An election was held Monday in
Monroe township, I'nion county, on
the iiiestion of issuing $1)11, Outl of bonds
for road improvements. The proposi
tion failed.
.lames King,
ly, was killid b.
ti moon, while :
'iiloretl, of Catawba coun
' ligbtniiiL' Thursday af
itting in his door The
rest of bis laniiiy Wi re shocked but in I
seriously hurt.
A true bill has been found against
Stale Senator W. J. Cocke, of limns
combe, on a charge of embezzlement of
818.H0II of the funds of llie National
liank of Asheville.
The trustees of Havcnporl College, at
Lenoir, met last week ami unanimously
elected Uev. C. M. l'ickcns, of the Wes
tern North Carolina t.'on'crcnce. presi
dent of that Institution.
The bills, ele . of the defunct Firsl
National Hank id Wilmington, tR3,(MlO
face value, have been sold for ?i.". TI e
business has been closed up. The bank'
credilors receive uti per cent.
Mrs. Fannie Timmons was killed by
lighting near Neattinn, Stokes eounfr,
Friday. She was sitting near a
window at llie tiue. Her five children
in the same room were not hurt,
The Ojf.utl L-dger .-ays ib.it a few
davsa.goa crop lien whs filed for regis
tration in the Hegistcr of Deeds' office of
(Iranville eounly, in which a mortgage
on a rooster and a hen was included.
Weslry McKiiigbl, a (armor who lived
a few miles west of Winston, was Lilted
on his finger la t week by his puppy.
He paid little attention to the wound
until lie wa taken with lockjaw a few
days later from which lie died.
IleV. Noah Kaylor, a local Methodist
preacher who lived at liamewell, between
Morganton and Lenoir, died suddenly.
Deaih, it is slated, resulted from a shock
caused by the extiaeiinn of a tooth. Mr.
Kaylor was nearly "0 years old.
Tlie Aiietile III A (ioat.
Is envied ty all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
mich should know that Dr. Kinjj's New
Life 1'illn, the Wundcrful Stomach and
Liver Hcmedy, giveaaapleuded appetite
good digestion aod a regular bodily
hahitthat iosurea perfect health and
great energy. Only 25e. at W. M.
f.'nheo' Ilruf Kore.
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disease S.i are Backache,
Nervousness, l ii.v.iness and the
lllues. 'i hey all come from an
.iniiea'i'.'ny state t ! t'::c men
strual organs. It yon stiller
from any of these symptoms
if yon feel tired aud languid in
the niornini;- and wish you could
lie ill bed another hour or two
if there is a bad taste in the
iiioutli, anil no appetite if
there is pain in the side, back
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FEMALE REtjL'LATOk witi
bring; about a sure cute. The
doctor may call your trouble
some high-sonndmc; Latin
n. itue. b'.:t never muni the name.
The trouble is iu the menstrual
organs, and Htadlicld's Female
Regulator will restore you to
health and regulate the menses
hke clockwork.
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decSfJljr,
gen rag
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I,., ;;i be ,','e ttl 0 illlll II 'Vlt'1 ' ,U'
ml .Uhh- ' I' M ii- a- i. I'- '" j1"" 1
''"'J i',1 ' arring.-l ' the pradicl del.-: -." 'i'l-is I
" " "'. .,. - .,. b- leg i site -I r lit.
i ' ....-...-.
o io '! - hk t .oof b-t maw- in ihi- coin, m J
I! ine iii I'oiina IW I- 111 "" j
I I. .v ,..- oil" r 1-::. and l-tl. .'..itn '" ei l. ;
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f CET
I THE BEST
i I N or-i
; I iiois- h
ilv .be i Ei.i.r.i; A l i i'
. Virginia
i Mountain
; Fulcher
Whiskey
i-k. i
Ml kt t
-I .-ii ibc W-M.-ii
There Is None
BETTER-:
And None So
u it h
I. old '-'-
v-Is -I
oid ,,g- I
- lo I'.ir
I Exin-
...,
iltiiik know
lo'i ( .tl Hi i 1 1 il
W l.i-k, ;,". M.n.ul ..
', tor l-'llie Tl .ele I V
DAVENPORT- MORRIS & CO.
Klein,, o,, ...
s,!.. in Weld. 11 I
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w
I)- SMITH,
iwf Ec
dee '.'-.' Iv
II. I'. IIAItlils
CILLIAM & HARRISON,
wi.t.-.t
Confectioners and Fruiterers,
l-'allt v I .
, fi.u- ,iil 'IV.
Sole net-iiN loi Kiiot, lo
illtf 'l'oll.tceos s.iK.1
lOtlC. bl Mi-Mi'
No :;7 Sveaiuoie -t .
. ..i 1 y
; II. Cl.ili, I In i
.-o. t ntiall Mu,
I. o t IC.. IS.
IM. i-l.nio. Va.
When Visiting
Richmond
s , i -1' A I
The New
Ford's Hotel.
L' lltlt T lle'A lli.llta lit. Ill KeUloilt iid
' anil ia laiiii-iitd Cuisine uiisiir- I
j passed. Your air np ai.d ittlintiu j
i will lie appreeialt d.
I WEILUSHERE 1
i Geo. II. (..-iaSi.'Ci.iel Clerk
JoT NEW ioilKjm
ackct Stor
1J
I am nrt iving
stune big jt'1'H in
litni-c lnriiiliiiii;
H.h.iU IhmiIiI at
Mini.' ol tlir N V.
cc'iut salts. 1 1'
tii nt't'tl uny
thinir to ruruUh
your liuust', I'otni'
and liHik iiit
lhtfp I'ur-
ains.
Also liar
in ntln-r
yam.'
lllH'K-
H. C.
SPIERS
WYIil.m, N. C.
Jan. Int. lr!-!i.
New Year!
New Prices !
I have on haml Hilt u-en or' tho-e i
lirated Wheeler ,V WiImui New N,,.
le
II. raiuily .Sewing Mai lnnes A
lent nil-
prov, loenl over an vt hint: ever made in lit
way ol Seiv ini; Mai liuiea.
Till: IiAT 1 1ST
AM) IJKST.
'1 he only selvuio ni.o hint- lhal lines not
tail in iiiiv point. Kntary iiiuiinn ami Itall
ln'iinnc make it the IiIuimi iiiniiina ina
eliine in the Hii'lil, I. Hint. I si.ui in H.
wrollK direction, anil Isllieonly ,H r.t t -Il
marlnar ::o arniu.i.l. Ho.., u.l oil l,r
oik 1 hesiiteh is loinieil illiont lirinic
inn llie thread in contact Willi mini parts
which is not true of ullier inai limes An
oil cup on the needle har prevents oiling
the needle thread. Tin, only machine
bavint; u needle that cannot he set the
wntne; way.
I am overstocked in these macliines anil
w hile this lot lasts propose to close thorn
out at wholesale cost for SI'tIT CASII
Cull and see them or wiile lor circulars
full? clcmiliiiiK them ami savcjloonyour
inai liine. I also have sij oak side Iniurils
that I will cluse out at cost. Sonienl them
very handsome. I need money and will
jrive InirisaiiM in onyiliinn in my line.
Specialties cunieil:
BUCCIES, WAGONS,
FURNITURE,
'il.!SJll.l4fnrAael'wsHyV
UNDERTAKING COODS,
COFFINS, .
Both wood and metallic fiom (5 to $100.
IWNice New Hearse Free to patrons.
P. N.HTAINBACK.
WoJdou, N, 0.
f?JlMON'
Tasteless arnO Ouarantsad lo Cura Chills ana
Fnyor pnd utl Wilnrlal Truubio.
(ni s N.it l.iut.oii l''"'"!,
, M,;1;-"'f,t.sr 1.l:',',ml
I V ',,"i,',i ' " '' ''im.iv,-'' :4-
r Oil., r Puis.
- S. I I'vue
OXI'OIM). SEMINARY
OXFORD N. G.
i FIFTIETH ANNUAL StSSION
l'iin.s IncieaMtl. Charges ltnlneid.
sic. H
A'l I 0 IHe.rV
advant
E'O
1 le.ig
I tilll.o
I T am 'I
If .aid ali.l
M.l-le.
ii Eag i-h
IP P
i ! in it). ai ot i
NORFOLK MATTRESS C0,;
.,i.iil.teiiiri r-
lair. Patent
Coll. II all. I
iiiie-1", Pillow".
C,.... H.t.kl.d
o.e h.. .-.id,.-.
I', r eat:i!..eile
a., -j; lv
A. Ulvl.XKLMY & 00.,
Wbolosale liroo. rs, Healers in
Provitsions, Flour, Fish, Salt, U
75 WATER STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
Ceitispoti.lt nee .- 'i. iii. I. I i;r -alt -mi n visit your section regularly. We
oiiiy lo im reliant.
II. I). ALLEN & CO.,
-Healerii
lilKlll
S.
Mi,
, Huts
" bi
11 : "i wm
H. D. LLEfl $ Co.
WELDONI, N. C.
gM P Oto?L DOLLAR ;!
1,111 in to tt.t,.t. It,
I v HI s, 1 1 to to O.ll llV.
ej Utt- o, e ...-.:
OUR SPECIAL 'yjr
t
out own make.
I and LiWifl
$33.00 BARELY COVERS COST-i in-t-
a i vvt
i I, i '.,' -.- t.Atlnr-tT ii;;fiiv nutsisi-sa
rutin
1MB HWIVIB UUKtf.i'1'il.iilfi i.,.r .M t-
i it' , .i . i-i.M nnia, - itiii.u' iuin
iieli'le il" "I"' I Mi i.rv i . ni. . i' mid nlmft-
yr r
1 U i
-:i' 4im
frtl.l.
If
a.', nt
DON'T BUT A CIIK AI
.- . n il .- BUY THf HIST BUCCY
f M-TOHV HUOO
kirn
at Hit? LOW
oo.oo SJ TTX
ACME VUEEN
1, -;,e- atrHtlrr Hul.he.l .l I
tVKST PltrCI. I VTK KN.I AS CK1KR Tt i'tVY I O SJ T V V. 1 . A Y
WRITE fOn OUR FREE BUCCV.
aar. SEARS. ROEBUCK &
CJIAHLESC.ALIEY,
C0IPECT10IER,
PETERSBURG, VA.
l- t' ti- v , .... . . i
.'i. ii. ii. narrcn reprcmuio t lie
r''l;ul"rl)''
W 1. MM
ii i bi iviwiuwMivti,
-t-.I.I.U IS-
Heavy & Fancy
GROCERIES,
Fruits, ConfVet tinm rit-N.
Country Produce
liuiiht and Sol. 1.
CHOICE BEEF ALWAYS ON HAND.
tiive ine a nail.
W. I.. STAISIlAtK
jau.5 ly Weldon. N C
Q IM.M Ti:iHA( K,
1:17 Syciimoreat , Petersburg, Va.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWEMlY 4 CUT GLASS.
IjnyetTatock iutho'cilv. Kepair work
nil onierairitea prompt atuutiou
wt l If
Cfiill tali
1'cpsin
::i....M-ll Nor Y.lert t
lltiii-ln
1-.. lVii-ii. Coll 'l.tr.ici,,?
' - i i.i, tic -.mi.i ,;iV8 ,, r
jtoy to tlie st.nii.,tii "
tf. le in.
OPtNS AUGUST 30. 1 899
llouiiling Accoiiiuiiidationa Kulargei,
eiillo
Stenography and Ty rnwriii ,
l' si's-ien
i'li Esiin and French
l2J.im
i in, im
HOBOOpID.
tin v , N ('. J.C. ARMItrTKAl.
'risiJua
A Tin,
Natioiiiil mid Woven Wire S rings,
lln-k. Etc.
KORFOLK MATTRESS CO.
s..' Ciniiierci si , Norl. ik, '.,
l" '.v
r.J
and Cups.-
Our Spring
Stocky :
Is now ready. We have alii! Ii
ol Woolen Press Hoods, (all in patim
Alsniil.ii: line of UicMidies, Coin
piipie silks, ele. If yell want a v
stli-li suit, one tlmi will (il, tivc u
ni-tl ttt- I. aide S 1,1. ss Hro.- I'
i.nii r iii.nlt ch lltiiie. e I uve a liitvi
ful line ol
SPRING HATS, SHOLS, &
(live us a call liolore J'l 11 loiy
fail to see our eil irunletd pulint
hlloe.
it Kil l i urt to ttit hi . I il T
;it- R- . kv Mim 'f
.;il-LI(ADf TOP BUCv-K
.Mil -.. I ..I ' I "
. .i t.,jihi (;iMn
. t. Isi i ',- tk- V i M
Frl"pi;ii.f'V55.i)i'
UUIUT IN QUI OWN FACTOHY IH CMICAC
v. r .11. j.tn 8m . 1
a aril j4.& .
v II l.iDMf ilMiO-, 1 ft
" i"-i in "'.i niti nitHUi.r,
u tiMti'.'
bttt
uwii n't ry ju, ay ructorr '"f "
i U IS HI 1 II trtin lit tud la biU l-
il NlllqlfllH RIMrilH 1(1,11 'N fHHMI.
icjiB dun Thn will out waar f
O'd Mii-y Factory Riga.
THE N1A Tf RIAL AMI tAIOI IN III ACMf ft
m t km oall that in tlw ihIiiai I"
' .F-. UV i.tj fi.ko ru.lil"ii -t.tk, -n.f
...( r ) II. Uli.vt li in.- .,.ir i"
i- ii r li Irattipr. me ,a ii. ,ri. '
'I iH-i.,- . iff 'Snrittii.tt I
i'AY A I.MUb T OOUHI.Ktlir i.riif ul
- !,'r X'!t Vi'JT" nI-T V,,,11. T.
,yiinc OUR ACME OUEEM. nuM .al.i (..
t.ti...M l ...r .1 i ihf .niltr- pnitt
rir '"ijK y lu.njry r willing rhl. TIIHK
in thk Vjw.
;ll jtH-l)r Ilf. nlffrtt n
ifpp'
v-lit' 'mi rj'
- . n-iiarr n"HH hi- unit, mmf iittwiidi,!
- i i.- mil -n. .. rnit.-iiii- h- .n l.-rni ni.!n nti mi'
.hlt (I II niri, ill t.i.j win. lib iwimii ub ti4 iht
Nlii.t, U lii MI
HO t.l
4lil4'iury - i'
il I. lin n t,iiL-.' .
1. w III
...1 Utt,
V
i lion t.
MONK CAN RUIt fl.
ret from the
Elastic Felt, m
In
f! I '
I III lllli
Vlvlllll
CARRIACK AND HARNESS CATALOCUI
CO. Inc
CHICACO. I Lt
urui ami will vimt eldnn mil il urns
ui.r 10 ly J
-i
HENDERSON
Trirmmiir t
COIWPANI
OF HI" I! CK
OKNKItAI. yri'KUlNTKM'liNT
IIFNliKHfc.N. I C
Kebtliiir) l.'l, I'"
The Con anv lo aiintuiir
the f-.llowit me now coni.ielrd In
Lonii llisiuni-e I'enice, and .In'
lurewiih rn.Ubhul will he illciiivr
and afiei Fulnuar) Ki, 1H!9.
KRUM WEI.DpNio
Atlell,
llrotilsiioi,
(Vlilrcville,
(liureliill,
l'uhoey,
Knfield,
Franklinton
(illburg,
Henderpun,
Ualif'.i,
Kittrell,
Iiturel,
I.illlctt.n,
Louisburi;,
Hjh Marjop,
lid. Mapno,
III. Middlebulg,
125. OaUide, I
X5. Oxford,
. KiuVeaay, ' ,
4(1 llideewa), S..
3.1. Koani ke lUyii'
H5. Vaniihati,
10. Warren l'liinr,
40. Warreulon
40. Wise,
20. Youngerille,
40.
V 0. Tiimi.iTdK.
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