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A. IDT E W SPAPEB EOK, THE PEOPLE
TBBMSH1'50 pK ANNUM IN ADVANCE
VOL. XXXVII.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1903.
NO. 41
i Continues to m&Ke
READ THIS LETTER:
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Pii.lok, 8. C, Aur. Uth, MM.
Oentloment In Aepti-miwr. ISM, 1 took rheumatlani In very bad form.
In miimli after ths diM-nn ataitoit I hid to Klve up my work and fo to
bed. U luntliiued to grow womn until mr arma mid hunda wcra liaillr drawn,
au much to IhiU I could not uao ilium. My ! were drawn bark until my
(rtt Miiohrd my lilpa. I wm aa h' Vl.- an 11, y for nearly twelve months.
The nimelea of my ai ma and V-ra were ham and rlveled up. I luffered death
nany tim-a over. Waatrented by all different phyalclant In Meruit, Dillon and
Marl I"" none of tliein could do rmi any iood, until llr. J. P. Kwln,o Dillon,
raiim to ' me. He udd mi to try your" ltnatiauvinaj." He lot me one linttle
of the mi dlulne and I lieitan to take It and before the ft rat buttle waa uai'il up I
wnn to sit better. I uai-d five and a half bottlea and waa vompletely eured.
'that waa two yoare apo, and my health hafl been exoellenteveralnce. Have had
n lyini loina of rh. uinallanl. I regard " Kiir.rjNAOllil" ai by far the beat
remi-'ly for rheumatlem on Ins market. I cannot aay too much for It. 1 have
rei'onimended It to ol hera alnce and It haa cured tht tn.
Will aav further, that I twnn to walk In elwut all daya arter I lifion to take
"Knaouiciiis," with the aid of crutch j In about three montha alter I began
to uke it, I could walk M uod an) -body, and weut back to work again.
Very truly, JAMK.1 WILKES.
All Dniggiita, or tent rxprcu
Bobbin Chemical Co.,
ttOSIfQ OUT SJLE!
In order to make room for Spring
Goods I will sell all winter cloth
ing at cost. Call and get a good
suit and overcoat at bargain prices
P. N. STA INJ3ACK,
The Weldon Grocery Co. '
wuni raii c
area 1
ffiVT tm.W 8ll Only To Merchant. J iM
Orders Solicited. THE WEI. DOS GKOCKUY CO ,
2 8 1v WW.D0N.N. C.
Standard Brades
l
BOUSE PAINT. COACH PAINT. ,un
FLOOR PAINT, WAGON PAINT. w,i,c,
RO0PPAINT pji,t OH CO,
Innumerable Khades, Color-Cards for Box ,80'
its iking. RICHMOND, VA.
Ma
L.O. AJNDJUKISUJN,
UKALKR in-
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
FRUITS. CONFKCriONKUIES.
L WILL BECLAD TO -EE
Lwawtttww
Ths Baal of
-::-,,:,WELDON, N. C.--
OrtaiizeiUijler Tic Lais of tie Statu of North Carolina,
AUGUST 20TI1, 1892.
8TATK OP NORTH CAROLINA DKI'OSI VOUV.
HALIFAX COUNTV DKPO-tl mi! V.
TOWN OF WELDON DEPOSITORY.
C1PIT1L IRQ SURPLUS - $26,000.
ror teg yean this institution has provioea oanimg inuiun -v....
Instockholderaaoddireowr- have beoo identified with th) business inlcretti ol
Uaiifai and Northampton counties tor msnf yeara. munjia -r
proed security at lha legal rate of interest six per centum. Aooounu of all are
oliciled.
President: ' Vioe-Presidenl: Canhier:
W. K. DANIEL J. N. RAMSAY, W. R. SMITH
8eaboard, Northampton couniy, N. C.
V PTAPF
The
lIlJIfijiGtyCii
TTr-mr -nr.Tr TT.
M The Boat of Everything kept in stock
womjsI Suppliea for tbo Publia. Full lis
17TWT?.
Jj bar h .Cm with th. most choica WHISKIES BRANDIES. WINKS
CI0AR3 and TOBACCO. ift.Pol.tf attention and Prompt delivr PhonaSl
Tmnriii" 'iiimwv " iiihiiii lir1
- rrJ
ttoodthflttSSywrt.
I UII8 reCOTW
IteacSCMH ivry
Miraculous Cures
prepaid on receipt of fi.oo.
Baltimore, fid.
imiiii'liN ! j'
t
tsvmn
Use Black Elastic Roof Paint.
Why use inferior painls when standard
goods arc so oiiich cheaper in the long
r"a
MY COUNTRY FRIENDS. ,
-ill L: ta ikia aVtallnli
Fresh Seasonable goods for family two.
11 AKLw aub..
"RAP. ZLZ'
1
TeMi!cc t:niil
Avcra23 Annual Sdcs over One cjd fl Half Kfina
VI v- T J Creiv'l
"v a. m ' r'' , i iiiiimillliMf '''''""'TO''" "g1
BROTHER DICKEY.
No u?e fcr mens lor talk 'bout dark-
ess. Do Trill h is tie Light.
So no folks complains 'bout de fire
bcio' out io dig worl' but cf de; keeps on
o de way d "y gwine, it won't be cut in
e cut.
Home is do best place on de top side
or din worl', strange ter say, it's do In'
place soma folks wants ter go.
Ileuvuo i-t go cli s, ler jou dut all you
got ter So is ler reach it. Bui tome
folks is git mighty short arms.
The microbe of lnjiinesn has been dis
covered, but the way to kill it lias not
been fiiiud.
Searching fur happiness wouldn't bo so
U'Siiccs-ful if you wasn't continually
finding fault.
The bos! physio. "Once tried anJ you
will always use Chamberlain's Stouiaoh
nd Liver Tablet.," says William A. Gir
rd, Pease, Vt. These Tablets are the
most prompt, most pleasant aDd most reli
able cathartic in use
For sale at W. M. Cohen's drugstore,
Weldon, N. 0.
TIh greatest wisdom is o knowledge
of our ignorance. The more we learn,
the more we rcaliz how much knowledge
is beyond ui.
If Noah's boat had sprung a-l
ak
he'd have lost the race, so to speak.
CURES RHEUMATISM AND CA
TARRH - MEDICAL ADVICE
SENT FREE.
these two diseases arc the results
of an awful poisoned condition of the
il II you have achins joints and
back, Shonder blades, bone pains, crip
pled hands legs or teet, swollen tnu'cles,
shimmr, sharp buini; pains, and thai
tired, disci urap;ed feeling, of rheuitiaium,
orihe hawkini.', fputme.bhiricd eyrsiuht
deafness sick stomach, headache, n
in the head, mucous throat discharges,
decaying leelh, had breath, belching gs
of Oilarrh, take Holanie lilood lialru (II
R. B ) Il kills ihe poison in the blood
which causes these awful symp'ons,
giving a pure, healthy blood supply io
he ioiutH and mucous membranes, and
makes a perfect cure of I tie worst rheuma-
lui of (oiliest calarrh. t urea where all
else fails. Blood Balm (B. B B ) is
composed of tture liotame ingredients,
good for weak kidneys Improves the
digestion, ctir.s dyspepsia. A peileui
tonic for old folks by giving tbcia new,
ich, pure blood Thoroughly tested Te r
hirly yearj. Druggils, $1 per large
bottle, with complete directions for home
cure. Samples free and prepaid by writ
ing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ua, De.
scribe trouble and special free medical
dvice sent in sealed leitrr. For sale
and free samples at KtlliccfTer'i Drug
Store.
To a normal heart pleasures which in
some way cannot bo shared are liko gritty
bread neocssay, perhaps, but distate
ful. CZ&V7T TRIUMPHS,
'rim a fWccfoaa Trmammrm.
Oi-nntit iu'am.:n'5 I'rentest chaml. The
rl . I u.loies lienutifiil women. A pretty
i.tl rre:vls iii.itermty tor fear of losing
, NiwiT. W'lmt can be done to pcryietu;
ilto i-.i.-o no.l L-eet, women 1)cautifuli
i hero is n balm ir-ol by ciilturol and un-
ii'.Utroil women m the crisis. Husband!
it ..,,1,1 iot.iii'.ito this rcnied v in onlei
o riMwnre their wi'-ea as to the ease
vliieli children can be born and
,"tv of limn and fiirurc rctainel.
Mother's Friend
is I'.ic name by which llii preparation is
known. It iliiuiiiishes the pain allied to
niollierhood. I'seii tliroughoutpregnancy
it telievea moruing sickness, cures sore
Im-asts, makes clastic all tendoua called
,r...u to hold the expanding burden.
iucles soften and relax umler ite infill
iicc nnd the iwtieiit anticipates favorably
he imie, in the comfort thua bestoweiL
At,,ih .r' Friend is a liniment for ex-
tcru.il application. It ia Rctitly mhlwd
over the pai 1 1 n aeven-ly taxed, and being
il,.orlHr hili"entca all the nniscica.
Di uia! Us kII itforfi per Tiottle. Vou
nnv have our la; "i iotit:i IkAjU' iivm.
IHI MtCFIElO RECUUTO I CO, TUT, SL
Grossmann's
PATENT WRITING HE.
Tk. ,nt imnortant Imnrovenient of the
au in the art of penmanship ninkea the
, J .. !h . C.
poorest writer a spiennio priiiiu ...
... v.. tk. mm nflhia rina. Kndorsad
by prominent College Presideotsnml boamla
of ertncationin tnni" -j
.wrij im aent noatnaid
II l C iiiatu -
for II Sinale aomnle 4.V. When order
Ing a single ring, atate whether for man,
won an or cntia.
. Ftulfi. Supply Co.,"
No' 1 19 8. 4th Rt , Philadelphia
seplStl
jl.
Tonic
Bock Hoot, IJv Mu.
r VISIT OB
Ths Petersburg
20:$ AND 207 X. 8YCAMORE ST.
PETERSBURG, VA.
THE HUSTLING ANI UP
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
A. J.WINFIELD , PRESIDENT A MANAQER
IQuSpecial Attention to Mail Orders, oct 3 ly.
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BRIGADIER GENERAL LEONARD WOOD.
BrlK'idler (ietienil I.eotiurd WoimI's request for active service baa been
fro ted. nnd about April 1 he will Rtiirt for the Hitllppluea. Ills promotion
to major gcnernl la expected to occur durlnir the veur.
An Uld
PASSING AWAY
By John Pierpont
S It the chime of a tiny bell.
That enme ao sweet to niyidreiiinliiK ear,
Like the silvery tones of a fnliy'e shell
Hint he winds, on the bench, so mellow and clear,
When the "wind mid the waves He together asleep.
And the Moon mid the Kniry are watching the deep,
Hhe tlibpenaliiK her silvery IlKht,
And he his nolea ns silvery quite,
While the boatman listens nnd ships hit oar,
To catch the music that comes from the shore 7
Hark! the notes nn my cur thut tlay
Are net to woi1s:-bs they flout, they say,
"PniisiiiB away! pussliiB nwny!"
But no; It wua not a fairy shell,
Blown on the beach, so mellow and clear;
Nor win It the tongue of a silver bell,
Striking the hour, that tilled my ear
As I lay In my dream, yet was It a chime
That told of the How of the stream of time,
Kor a tieitutlful clock from the oeillim hung,
And a plump little sjli-1 for a pendulum swung
(As you've sometimes soon, lu a little ring
That haiurs lu a cage, a canary bird swing);
And she held to her lwsom a budding bouquet,
And. as she enjoyed It, she seemed to aay,
"l'asslug away! passing away!
0, bow bright wore the wheels, that told
Of the lapse of time, as they moved rouud alowl
And the IiiuhN, as they swept o'er the dial of gold,
Her med to jwliit to the girl Mow.
And lo! she hail changed -In a few abort hours
Her bouquet bad btHiime a garhind of flowers,
That she held In her oiitMtrvtehet) bands, nnd Aung
Thia way ami that, as she. dancing, swung
In the fullness of grtuv and of womanly piido
That told me she soon was to lie a bride;
Yet then, when expecting her happiest day.
In the rn ino sweet voice I beard Iter say,
"Paasing away! passing away!"
While I gated at the fair one's cheek, a shad
Of thought or care stole softly over,
Like that by a cloud In a summer's day made,
Looking down on a Held of blossoming clover.
The rose yet lay on her check, but Its flush
Had something lost of Its brilliant blush; '
Ant! the llht In h"P cy, be nut on iiu wlieola
That marched so calmly round uUive her,
Was a little dimmed. as when evening steala
I'Ikmi noon's Imt face. Yit one couldn't but love her,
Kor she hail e,l (Ike a mother whose first halve lay
Cocked on lu.- breast, ns she swung all day;
Ami she seemed. In the same silver tone, to say,
"Passing iitttij: panting awayl"
While yet I looked, w hat a change there came!
Her eye was quenched, and her chock waa wanj
Stooping uiid stuffed tvaa hot withered frame.
Yet Just ns busily swung she bn;
Tbe garland beneath her bad fallen to dust;
The wheels nlsive her were eaten with rust;
The bunds that o'er tbe dial awept, '
Grew crooked and tarnlahed, but on they kept,
And still there came the silver tone
1'i-oin the shriveled Hps of the toothless crona
tl.et me never fnrg 't till my dying day
The tone or tbe himlon of her lay),
"Passing away! passing away!"
One of ths stings of poverty lies ia
Ihe fact that it ia only the rich man who
can orTotd to wear sbsbby suit of
clothes, -
WBITE-w
Furniture Co.,
- TO - DATB LKAUEKS IN
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'it arQ'l
! jHf tw
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raortte
Il is not bow long, bat bow well we
live.
Gits falinate Cough Cars
For Ctmghti ttant Croujpa '
1
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Mt
"COME OFF THE STUMP."
Probably the most noticeable man
in
ine u. A. it. parade, in H asmne-
ton
was Dan Burns of Westmore
land, Pa., who is 7 feet 5! inches
high. Carrying n t uttered buttlo
Hag,, lie towered above every man
in the post like a veritable cinnt.
The story was told during the day
y some of litirns friends Unit
hen he ryilittted at the beginning
f tbe war he lined up in the rear
rank. The conimandinir officer or
dered him to come oft the stump on
lclt he was supposed to bo Bland
r. When Dun declined to "come
down," an irate olliccr rushed to tbe
roar to see that the first case of in
Btiboriliiiiition was property lum-
died. He was amazed beyond all
measure and could hardly believe
lis eyes when he saw tbe towering
high private" was really standing
n the ground. Cleveland Leader.
"Puck's Girdle."
That which lias been fancifully
called "Puck's girdle" is at last
reality. For the first time a line
of telegraphic communication ex
tends entirely around the world.
The great work has been done with
little fuss or popular attention.
There is a striking contrast between
its quiet, matter of fact completion,
announced to the world in a few
lines of news, and the tumultuous
jubilations which marked the estab
lishment of cable communication
across tbe Atlantic ocean. For thut
the reason is obvious. Wc have be
come so accustomed to submarine
cables (but the hiving of a new one,
oven though it be by fur the longest
in the world and though it bo laid
across a sea never before thus span
ned, is a commonplace incident.
Xew York Tribune.
Tha Oldest Newsboy.
A familiar figure seen around the
Chicago and Alton depot at Joliet,
111., is the oldest newsboy in the
United States. Orsamus Page has
been selling newspapers in Joliet
since the World's fair in If 93, nev
er missing a single day or failing to
meet the early trains. Page was
born in 1809, being ninety-three
years of age, and retains his vigor
to such an extent that he is able
to rise every morning at 4 o'clock
and deliver thirty or forty papers
before the early train arrives. Mr.
rage comes from long lived stock,
his lather dying at eigbly-nino, his
mother at ninetv-cight, while his
grandfather lived to be 102 nnd his
grandmother 105.
KOR OVER SIXTY YEAR!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions of
mothers for children, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures
wind oolio, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. 25 cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask fur "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind.
Loafing; U a hard business to lcaro
it takes all of your time.'
MOTHER'S RECOMMENDA
TION. I have taken Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for a number of years and have no
hesitancy io ssyiog that it is the best
remedy for coughs, cold sod croup I
have ever used io my family. I have
not words to express my confidence in
this remedy. Mrs. J .A. Moore, Norlh
Star, Mich.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, , druggist,
Weldon, N.C.
If tha men who do nothing but think
would work a little more, and the men
who do nothing but wotk would think a
little more, there would be much more
happiness for both.
TENDENCY OF TBE TIMES.
Tho tendency of medical science is
toward preventive measures. The best
thought of the world is being given to the
subject. It la easier and better to pie
veol than to cure. It his been folly
demonstrated that pneumonia, one of the
most dangerous diseases that medical
men have to contend with, can be preven
ted by the use of Chamberlain's Cougb
Kcmedy. Toeunomia alwsya results
from cold or from an attack of inlucna
(grip), and it has been observed that this
remedy counteracts any teoueney ol t hose
diseases towsrd pneumonia. This has
been fully proven in many thousands ol
ease in which this remedy has been n d
during tbe great prevalence of colds and
gtip il reaDt years, sad can be relied
npoB with implicit confidence. 1'oeumoc
ia often results from a slight cold when
do danger is apprehended until it ia sud
i denly discovered that there it fever an
difficulty in breathing and pains in tbe
chest, then It is announced tbat tbe
patient baa pneumonia. Be on
safe side and take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon ss tbe cold it contracted
It always enrea
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldon. N. C.
VOl) KNOW WHAT VOtT'Htvi AK.1NG
Whet yon Uke Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonio because the formula is plaiol
printed on evert bottle showing that
as simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form. JNo cure, No ray. uue.
Nothing undermines the health of the
soul so much as Belfiahnaas, which, in
fait, is the root of all evil.
mmw.
Marriage is very largely an accident
In few cases do men or women set up a
standard of manly or womanly excellence
and choos? by it. In most cases people
become engaged ns the result of pro
pinquity rather than because of any deep
rooted prelerence.
And so it often
happens that the
wife enters upon
the obligations of
maternity just as
thoughtlessly as
she entered on the
marriage relation,
tecause no one
has wai ned her
of the dangers she
faces.
Thousands of
women liecome
invalids for lack
of knowledge of
themselves. It is
to this large body
of women that Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription
comes as a priceless boon, because it
cures womanly ills.
" Favorite Prescription " establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
inflammation and ulceration and cures
female weakness. It makes weak women
strong, sick women well.
"After my first clilld was born," writes Mrs.
Jordan Stutit, of Kawcettffiip. Fre.lerick"Co., Va
"my health waa very poor for a loan time, and
last winter 1 was so Wd with pain dnwn in back
I eoiild hardly move without great suffering.
My husband jjut me a bottle of lr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription and a vial of his ' Pleasant
Pellets.' which 1 used ns directed. In four days
1 was greatly relieved, and now. after using the
Medicine three m"lh, I aeetn lo he entirely
well. I can't see why it is Hint there are so
many surferiutt women when there is such an
easy way to lie cured. 1 know yuur medicines
arc the best in the world."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the fa
vorite family laxative. One ' Pellet ' a
laxative, two ' Pellets ' a cathartic dose.
aJ tarsalw Ll
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Th's preparation contains all of the
digestanls and digests all kinds of
Iood. It (fives Instant relieiana never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. lty its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Is
unequalled tor the stoinacn. uniia
ren with weak stomachs thrive on It.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Cures a!! stomach troubles
Prepared only hy RC. HkWittA Co., Chicago
xnu si. uouie. contains z t uuics tue wo. suw.
W. M. Cohen, Druggist.
.. .' jBa'sasR'wasaHHf e ... .
i$uLLGW.PQ!SOH
In your blood ? Physicians c.tl.
it flalarlal (Jerm. It can be sec ..
changing red blood yellow under
mlcroscoDe. It works dav and t
night. First, It turns your com- t'
piexlon yellow, chilly, selling
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless. a
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble now. It
enters the blood at once and
drives out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
eral break-down come later on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure you
then but why wait ? Prevent
future sickness. The manufac
turers know all about this yel
low poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive it out,
nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It has cured thous
andsIt will cure you, or your
money back. This Is (air. Try
It. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by ALL DRUJGISTS.
jjmema, l r v i i jmamma.:
Your Tongue
If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your iiver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys
pepsia, make your liver ngnt.
Easy to take, c:.sy to operate.
W.iul )n:i Hi"..
brown or tli'li o!..
' f ftr tho
.Whiskers
rwimtiisra r
N
OTICE.
Knrth fttmllna. In thl RnnArinr (Vtnrt
Halifax Comity. November term, i'.Wi.
X ED SMITH, )
va. SUMMONS.
ELLEN SMITH. J
Tbo feme defendant will take notice that
n ftn, n!tl InI mm arm has bawn oom
menced in the Superior oouit of Halifax
county the object ot which is to obtain
divorce from beron amount of abandon
ntent, and tbe said feme defendant will
further take notice that she is required to
appear at the next term of Ihe hope nut
eonrt of said county, to he held on tbe
1st Monday m Matvli, S0t, at the court
house in Halifax, N. v., and answer oi
deninr to tbe complaint of the plaintiff in
said action or the plaintiff will apply to
the conn for the rehet demanded tn said
action. This the 15th day of January.
ltKIS. H. M, laAKl,
Clerk Superior Court,
jOTICE OE DISSOLUTION.
The copartnership heretofore eiis.
ling between the undersigned nnder the
firm name of W. II. PrinVn & Co., at
Ita, N. C, and W. R. Harvey & Co., at
Littleton, N. C , is this day dissolved by
mutual oonaeiit and W. It. Harvey
hereby authorised to collect all debts
(iff
ill
due
said firmi and lo collect aod wind
said aupartnersbipsi This ths . 12,h
up
day
ol January IWA.
W. H. PRIDOEN.
W. R. HARVEY.
PPOMATTOX IKON WORKS.
28 to 34 Old Street.
PETERSBURG, VA.
Manufacturers of
Machinery,
Shafting, Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Having bought out Steel li Alexan
der, foufJcrs aod machinists, with all
patterns, we are now prepared to fur
Dibit paits to machines formerly made by
them.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES ,,,,.
PEANUT MACHINERY, ..Hj.
Mill work and castings of all kinds,
seeobd hand machinery for ssle cbesp.
Call on us or write for what yon want. ,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
IT FOR THEIR MOST DELI
CATE PATIENTS.
OLD and PURE.
For Sale By
W.D.SIMTH. Weldon, n. -a.
mm
lay
-OF-
-FALL AND WIMER-
MILLINERY.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Bntterick's Patterns.
R. & G. CORSETS,
Hiaaea at 50c, Ladies 76c to $1.
Wb-P'-ea will be made to suit the times.
Hats and bonnets made and trimmed to
order.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldea. N. fl.
DID YOU
SAY DRINKS ?
Well you will find
the ohoiceet brands of
RYE, PURE OLD
; APPLE BRANDY
and Sparkling wines,
Where,YouAskP
WHY AT
W. D. SMITH'S,
Washington Ave.,
WELDON, - N. C.
Fall line Kroceries always on hand.
lit
a tAKfaaa
With the Cook and
bny you one bag of
J. E. M.
Flour
and be ooovtnoed
that it ia the best flour on tha market.
12 ek oa Laundry Soap for
Irish Potatoes, 2io. peak, and everything -yoa
seed for tbe table nnd pantry.
W. T. PARKER
WELDON, N. 0.
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