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RED MEAT TOBACCO
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Roaioto News, Jnne 1.
CHARLES
WHOLESALE
Confectioner & Fancy Grocer,
PETERSBURG. VA.
teT.Mr. W. T. Baugh represents us in
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A ' 9 HT'fll! keep them in the house.
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TANNER'S PAINTS
Retain th-ir pre-eminence
above all other brands is
because they are made of
the best materials obtaina
ble and are eround with
great caro. If your dealer
docs not carry them write
to the manufacturers.
1419 E.
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The Bank
j -,:.,:WELDON N. 0.--
firpiM Mer Tin Lais of the State of North Carolina,
I AUGUST 20TII, 1892.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY.
" HALIFAX COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
TOWN OF WELDON DEPOSITORY.
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1 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
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for ten years this institution has provided banking facilities for this section
i w stockholders and direotors have been
iuHfax and Northampton counties for many
ited seourity at tne legal rate ol interest
Kited.
President: Vice-President: Cashier:
(E. DANIEL. Dr. H. W. LEWIS, W. R. 8MITH.
I J Jackson, Northampton oounty, N. C.
iz I j The largest and best plant in
3- ! 1 the State.
CHARLES MILLER WALSH,
tjuarrier and Manufacturer of MOM- I
HUNTS, TOMBS, GRAVE
0NE3 of every description. j
freight prepaid on all shipments.
ie delivery guaranteed. Write for I
jjgns and prices
I Work Delivered
t act Illy.
SPEING &
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EN, WOMEN
fig Line Dry Goods, Notions, Gents
fDroognt to Weldon. Don t fail to
wr Shoe department is full and running over. The largest stock we have ever
mxa, and ws are making prices
THAT WILL
lit reoeived big lot of (DORSCH)
ana by good tailors. Kits Ouaranieed. Djo t Tail to see out line or
imples and Prices Before You
lace Your Order.
1FC D. ALLEN
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MEAT TOBACCO
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At any store handling this brand.
y ' U'lnston-SuU-ln,
N. C.
0. ALLEY,
Eastern Ctrolin. Hold jour orders for
Tanner Paint & Oil Co.,
MAIN 8THKKT, RICHMOND, VA.
of W,
$32,000.
identified with the business interests of
years. Money is loaned upon ap-
sn per oentum. Accounts or an are
SPv.Mo Iron Fencing, Vasee .
etc., for cemetery and other
purposes ai loweat pnees-
SB.8ATISFACT10N GUARANTEE!'.
At Any Depot.
SUMMER
& CHILDREN.
Furnishings, 4c. The largest line
sea them before you buy.
SELL THEM.
Shoes. Suits to order, made up in good
& COMPANY, g
WAS FOND OF LATIN.
HI NEVER MISSED AN OPPORTUNITY TO
IMPRESS SIS BEARERS THAT BE
WAS A GREAT LATIN SCHOLAR.
"Mono, Florida negro, adds to bis
inoome a guide to sportsmen by minis
tering to the spiritual needs of a colored
congregation of Baptists, He prides
himself on his education and on his elo
quint oratorical powers, and be never
misses an opportunity of impre-sing his
hearers into behoving that he is a groat
Latin scholar. One evoning at a (Micr
man's camp, he listened intently to some
sportsmen who were discussing the pro
per pronunciation of certain Latin words
and phrases.
" 'Please, suh,' be finally ventured to
ask, 'what am de propah meaning ob dat
w'd "acqua?" '
" 'Acqua' means water," he was an
swered. "An' what am funis 7"
"Funis njeaos strong "
" 'Yes, suh. Thank jo', suh,' he re
plied, edging away after making a polite
bow to his informant and then to the
oamp in general.
"Tbo following 8unday Moso presi
ded at a bap'isiog, and, as usual, electri
fied his audience by a roaring, eloquent
sermon, freely interspersed w'tb Latin (?)
words. At last, with a dramatic sweep
of bit arms toward the river, whero a
few believers were soon to be immersed,
he cried out in stentorian tones:
"Quo vadis, mah bredcrn and Bistahsl
I say onto yo' unless yo' be 'marged in
de acqua fortis ob baptism yo' shall be
lost ad iofioitum for ebah.' "Catholic
Standard.
LOVEMAKING OF BIRD AND MAN.
WITH THE FORMER Till MALE WEARS
THE UAY CLOTHES, WUILE WELL 1
Courtship exists among birds as well as
among human beings, and in both cases
forms one of the most serious and neoes-
sary businesses of life ; but there is at
least one remarkable difference. While
among human beings women sport the
gayer and more gorgeous costume in
order to attract tne other sex, anioog
birds that rule is reversed, aod it is tb
males who are arrayed in the brighter
and gayer plumage, and who take every
opportunity of showing off to the best
advantage before the birds they wish to
mate with.
Id the case of the bluejay, for
stanoe, the male lover will perch a few
inches away from his ens'avar, and at
tempt to bewitch her with the sweetness
of bis song. His low, soft warble is
olever piece of love-pleading, which ought
to soft n the most obdurate heart, but
the female is ooy and flouts him. Com
iog nearer, and slightly elevating and
quivering his wings, he bows in front of
her, all the while pleading in an impas
sioned manner, and then raising himself
puffs out his breast and stalks in front of
her. His song then takes a more virile
strain, and he boasts of his prowess in
the fields. Anon he turns his back and
calls her attention to his beautiful bl
coat, and this invariably proves effective,
and tbo fair one is won.
Tho oourtiog nl the peacock is not so
pleasing in voice, but he proceeds much
in the same way in the plumage argu
ment He spreads out his maiest in tail
o ita greateat eilent, and, holding b
bead far back, strolls round in a circle so
as best to display its beautiea fiom all
points of vitw.
A CONFIDENTIAL CHAT,
"It's perfect nonsense, Bessie, for you to
talk of beini laid on tlie Mielf. Why, It all
rinati(1i nit voumelf. Foritet vour worue,
vour aches and iltnenti ; do as I tHd, take
nintv of out of door air. cultivate hanui
nai bv not allow! nir vour mind to dwell
on the trifles and the worries of life. I sent
tliinv.one cents in stamus to Dr. R. V,
Pierce, of llufTalo, N. V., fiw hif 'Common
Si iiw? Mt-ditul Adviser.' and found it con
Uined umch useful information about the
care of m health, shout nhvaintiwv anst
nmv and evervthinff a woman should know.
I then decided" to write Dr. Pierce and ttll
him all about my ailments. I received
auch a nice, carefully considered and con
fidf-ntial letter, in reolv. aiviiiir me advice
about my diet, exercise and all. This
advice i free to everyone and I wonder you
don't write him at once, it aion't taw m
masv month tn retrsin fflv rood looks.
Ever since I waB fifteen I have suffered
untold agonies periodically but now I am
free from pain, worry and bad temper. Oc
raRimiallv I took Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets this for the complexion, and to
stimulate the liver, men 1 iook ur.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription three times
a day for those womanly weaknesses
I tola you about. Thai's my secret of
beauty. It's the easiest thing in the world
in ht hnnnv nnd keen one s good loot
Ixwtk at the thousands of women who hav
hn made well bv Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription; look how they keep their
rood looks. Dr. Pierce otters 9500 rewara
tnr mv p!M? of Leiicorrhea. Female Weak-
nesa, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which
he cannot cure. All he asks is a fair and
reasonable trial of his means of cure."
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"THE DEAR
BY FRANK L.
Gimme back the dear old days all the boys in Hoe
"Boy stood on the burnio' deolt," an' "Bingcn on the Rhine I"
" 'Twas midnight; in his guarded tent" we spoke it high and low,
While Mary (rotted out that lamb "whose fleece Was white as snow I"
Gimme back the dear old days that Mem'ry loves to keep,
With "Pilot, 'tis a fearful night there's danger on the deep I"
The old-tia.o, awkward gestures the jerk, meant for a bow:
We said that "Curfew should not ring," but, Lord I it's ringin' now I
Gimme back the dear old days the pathway through tho dells
To the schoolhouse in the blossoms; the sound of far-off bells
Tinklio' 'erost the meadows; the song of the bird so' brook ;
The old-time dictionary, an' the blue-back spellin' book I
Oooe, like a dream, forever I A city's bid the place
Where stood the old log sohoolhouse; an' no familiar face
Is smilio' there in welcome beneath a mornin' kr.-
There's a bridge aorost the river; an' we've crossed, an' said "Goodby I
THINKING
The trusts have got me worried, I am nillin' to confess,
I'm tempted not to go to work, so great is my distress;
For the trusts keep gatherio' money, winter, summer, erring and fall,
And it simply stands to reason that some day they'll have it all.
I see misfortune couiin', an' so mighty is my grief
That I'll have to go ahead and get industri jus, for relief;
They tell me things are goin' wrong, no matter what you do,
But I guess I'll plant potatoes an' I il raise a pig or two.
I know them trusts are prominent io running things today,
But the sun will shhe again, in spite of what they do or say ;
An' the April rains is fallin' in a rhythm sweet an' low,
An' pigs well, if you feed 'cm they are pretty sure to grow.
With pork an' potatoes, though they aren't such a treat,
There isn't any chance but what you'll have enough to eat;
There ain't no use in sittin' dowo your troubles to review;
I guess I'll plant potatoes an' I'll raise a pig or two,
Washington Star.
MY HEART
My heart bath a song, and the night wind voiceth it;
It beats at your casement and bears my refrain.
My heart hath a song that hath lulled aod rejoiceth it,
Hath roused it to rapture aod pierced it with pain.
My heart bath a song that was born at your glancing,
That leapt into life at the touch of your band,
That sets the mad blood in my glad veins a-dancing,
That is meek with surrender, yet fierce with demand.
My heart hath a sing; 'tis "I love you I I love youl"
'Tis borne on the night wind that beats at your pane.
Abl dear love, throw open the casement above you
And shelter my song from the wind aod the rain
LET CHILDREN GO BAREFOOTED.
The Greensboro Record is exactly sane
in its opposition to the stilted pride and
the folly-born notions of "style" which
keeps lit tie children, boys aod girls alike,
primped out in shoes and stockings all
summer, lodeny their little teet this
annual escaie from poison, to deny them
the freedom if the summer's air and
earth, and the strengthening growth
which nature gains for foot and ankle
and leg and the whole body by reason of
the romping freedom which the barefoot
oh i Id enjoys, is a wrong against the chil
drm, a sin against the next generation
Boya who have heeo pampered and
petted will become the sickly dudea of
ih nut generation aud the little girls,
if they live, will grow into women as
weak in mind aa in body, wbo will walk
with a hobbling, wooden-leg gait, instead
of the graceful, rytbmio movement which
nature loves to give to them when let
alone The human nody oriea out for
freedom from these artificial bampeiings
of fashion aod folly. Away with the
shoes snd stockiogs and let Damn Nature
have a chance. She has more sense
than anybody about raiding healthy ehil
dn n Gi s'onia Garette.
NOT MUCH TO IT.
No, said (he doctor, I can't make any.
thing out of his case at ell It botherB
me
vv hy, replied bis wile, 1 thought it
was only a simple oold.
Exactly. That's why I oan't mak
anything out of it.
"TIN),
OLD DAYS."
STANTON
IT OVER.
HATH A SONG,
WHEN THE HONEYMOON IS OVER
The fact may be known by
signs :
When fche finds herself saying uncom
plimentary things to him
The first time he oKtuiios her frock.
When Bhe discovers she is jealous.
When he grows economical with
kisses.
When she begins to nsg.
Whon be becomes saroastio about the
food.
When she docs not mind
coming to
breakfast in ourl papors.
When he tells her bow pretty acme
other woman looks.
When he begins to eulogiti his moth
er.
W ben S meal b.eomei to rjnirt th
snooan plan a wholo frock between the
courses.
When he begins to go to his club,
When she begins to hunt up her
friends and enjoy calling on them.
old
When be comes in lae for his dinner.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEAR.
Mrs. WiN8Low's Soothing Strop
has been used for over 60 years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
tecihing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, all.ijs all
pain; cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhooa. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold
by Druggists io every part of the world.
Twenty-five oenta a bottle. Be sure and
ask foi"Mr. Wioslow's Soothing Syrup,"
and take do other kind,
DAY $M JilHS
oree.vlaxd's icr mocntains grand
est SCENERY IN THE WOULD.
Greenland's west coast is ernsidcredto
have the grandest scenery i f any ooast
in tho world by Roger Pollock, who
writes of a journey thiiher as follows:
The sunny arctio d,iy, v,hieh lasts for
months, a ky all flamming glory, the
etted rpims of the Alps flanked wilh
up; minus c'ilTs and based on the rest
ful levtls of tho sea, ciiics of crowded
n-rgs oopjfound of duzzing light and
ruili nil oilcir such scenery ss that blots
it one's former ui. "nones
Our first pnri of cull was Jakolisliavn,
at the hea I of Pi-co s'rait, biiiKest uf ihe
orthern villages, a tneir 'polis t-f" nine
whi e pi op!e and 400 n uiios. Beside a
oeket harbor, p rebel io rourd shou'-
rs ol the nakd granite, arc the build
gs, nil tarred biack of the lt.-yl Trade
inpiny Fur a hackgiour.d to the
isu'a! Kins rise higher rocks, littered
w i'i (ruil'iiLO ar,d turl huts, the hemes
of the natives. At heart the place is
gay, fur our soldiers cnt aehoie every
night to dance with the Eskimo girls,
while the officers of the ihip and colony
swapped dinccr parties, breakfasts and
luncheons all through a nino days'
tival,
"Men and women alike," the writer
continues, "were linguists, well read,
accomplished, a little too polite for com
fort, liviug a metropolitan life on one
batch of letters a year in an arctis out
post. Expecting the pathos of banish
ment, I found the gayety in perfect con
tent. The Danes of all tho settlements
were alike in social charm, gentle and
polished arrant gossips, too; and the in
door life had little to remind one of the
outdoor wilderness. The Ionuit servant
maids wore the furry breeches, boots to
the hip, and curious topknot of their
national dress one bad to fall promises
euslv in love witb all of them.
Kvcn the Danish men wore native
dress, but there wss one important dis
tinction they washed I The food, apait
from Danish groceries, was seal meat,
fish, reindeer, vension, shellfish, ptarmi
gan, sea birds and their eggs, which, as
sctved in Greenland, are always pro
nounocd in fl ivor."
THE REVIVAL IN WALES.
According to all accounts, one of the
meat remarkable religious revivals of
modern times is sweeping over tho mio
iog districts of South Wales. Thousands
of workingmen have professed a change
of heart, and maoy who were formerly
profane, intemperate and licentious have
ruddenly beconio quiet, modest, snd rev
erent in their demeanor, models of
sobriety and right living. So radical
has been the transformation among
multitudes of miners that the whole
atmosphere of that industry, it ia said.
appears to have been changed The
movement, which seems to have been of
spontaneous character aod without or
ganiialion thus far, is so deep and wide
spread and is attended with such re
markable results; that competent observ
ers are predicting its spread over all the
British Isles.
NO SKCRKT ABOUT IT.
It is no scciet, that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Bore Kyes, Boils
do , nothing is so effective; as Buckli
Arnica salve. "It dido t lake long to
cure a bad sore I had, and it is all 0. K
for sore eyes," writes D. L. Gregory, of
lope, Tex. 25c. at all druggists' drug
stores.
THE BEST
MEDICINE
WOMEN
If yon are nervous and tired out
continually you could have no
clearer warning of tho approach
of serious female trouble.
Do not wait until you snfTor un
bearable pain before you seek treat
ment. Wl luH tl Wine of Ciirdui
now just as much ns if the trouble
were more develoiH'd and the tor
turing pains of disordered men
atruuliuu, beaxiuir duwn pains,
ioucorrhoea, backache and head
ache wore driving vou to the un
failing relief that Wine of Cardui
1
has brought hundreds of thousands
of women and will bring you.
Wine of Cardui will drive out
all trace of weakness and banish
nervous spells, headache and back
ache and prevent the symptoms
from quickly developing into dan
cerous troubles that wilt be hard
to check. Secure a $1 .00 bottle of
Wine of Cardui today. If your
dealer does not keep it, send the
money to the Ladies' Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., and tho
medicine will be sent you.
FOLETSHONEMAR
fjunt Coidsi mnaU Pimussobw
Little grains of powder,
Little dabs of paiot,
Make a girl's complexion
Look like what it ain't.
The Beauty Doctor, in Town Topics.
NOTICE.
PurMiunt to un Aduftbc Otneral A
kU'inhly of North Carol inn piiMcd ul the
HCHHioii ol' VMi, uml iiixjcndt'd ml the HUHmuii
of 1 !Hir., entitled'
"Ail Act to cl:thliHli flmdt'd Schools in
tbo Iowa of Weldon'' and hy authority ot
the Hoard of Commissioners ol the town of
WeJdou punned lit a culled meeting of said
Hoard on TiutMiay, June liith, 1 !""),
notice in hereby given that uu election
will be held tor the tjiialitled voter of the
School District hereinalter deneriljed. 8id
election to be held iu the town ol Weldon,
N. C.j and for that portion of the School
District lying outside oi the corporate
limits of said town at the oll'ue ot' The
Weldon Lumber Company, on Monday,
July 17th, lHO.'i, at which election certain
provisions of the Act above referred to will
be submitted to a vote of the qualified
voters of said school district.
1 he qualilied voters approving the issue
of bonds provided for in section 3, and the
levy and collection of the particular taxes
provided for in section 7 of the said A t
shall deposit a ballot containing the writ-
or punted w ordu; 'r or he hoots, "
and those disapproving the same shall de
posit a ballot eontntuiug the written or
printed wordw, "AKiiiust Schools."
i hone electors who reside within the
following described boundaries, within
hich is located the school district, are
entitled to vole iu said election, said
boundaries being as follows:
Commencing at a point where the wes
tern lice of ihu land of O. W. Fulgham
intersects the southern boundary of the
canal of the lioauoke Navigation and
'ater Power Company, thence along the
line of said laud of CI . W. Fuigham to the
nt ol the land of the West Weldon Laud
and Improvement Company, thence i.Iong
tne western boundary ol the Westry Jt'lace
said Land and Improvement Company
the puohc road leadinglrorn lilghman a
Cross Roads to the town of Weldon, thence
along the said public road towards Wei
don to a point where said public road
crosses the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
thence along the track of said Seaboard
ir Line Railway to Chockayotte creek,
thence up Chockayotte creek to the south
era line of the Gleuview track of laud
owned by the heirs of U.W.Daniel, de
ceased, thence along said line until the
railroad ot the Atlantic Coast Line Com
pany is reached, thence ft straight line to
the public road leading from Weldon to
Halifax, thence down said public road to
point where tne HaJiiax road lories
and goes to the H. J. Pope plaee, thence
along the road to the Hope place until the
line ot the Hell place owned by M. W,
Ransom is reached, thence along said line
to Long's Kay oti. thence down said Kayou
to Roanoke river, thence up Roanoke rirer
to a point thereon opposite the tirst station.
u I charu's Uuc, theuce a straight hue
from said point to the beginning.
notice is also given that there will be a
new registration ol those entitled to vote
in said election of the qualilied electors
residiug in said school district outside of
the corporate limits of the town of Wel
don, to commence on the 15th day of June,
11HI5, according to law, and under the Act
of the Legislature above rclurred to, but
there will be no new registration for the
tow n of Weldon; the territory within the
school district outside of the corporate
limits of the town of Weldon constitutes
one ward and the town of Weldon con
stitutes the other. The registration books
which nave been taken for the municipal
elections of the town of Weldon will be
open for the registration of those electors
who are (ftlaliucd to vote, on June J0th
1W5.
W. L. Scott is appointed registrar for
the outside ward and M. L. Mabry is ap
pointed registrar for the ward of the town
ot Weldon.
Those living in the outside ward will
register and vote at theollice of The Wei
don Lumber Company, aud those in the
ward ot the town ot Weldon will vote
the town hall in said town.
at
The provisions of the said Act which are
to be submitted to the vote ot the qualified
voters of said School District areas fol
lows.
''Set'liou 3. That the Board of School
Trustees hereinafter provided for shall be,
and is herehy authorized and empowered
to issue bonds ol said School Dist ict to an
amount not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars, ol sucu denomination and ol such pro
portion as said Hoard ot Trustees may
deem advisable, bearing interest from dat
thereon at a rate not exceeding six per
centum, with iuterest coupons attached
payable semiannually, at sucu a rue and
such place or places as may be deemed ad
viMahle by said Koard ot 1 rustees Said
bonds to be of such form and tenor aud
transferable in such way, and the prtuci
pal thereof payable or redeemable aa lol
lows:
five hundred (5(H)) dollars on the 1st
day of January, 1910 aud five hundred
annually thereafter till all are paid, at
such place or places as said Board of
Trustees may determine: Provided that 1
said Hoard of Trustees shall issue said
bonds at such time or times, and in such
amouut or amounts us may be required to
meet the expenditure hereinalter provided
tor in section lour of this Act"
Section 7. That for the purpose of pro
viding for the payment of said bonds and
the interest thereou and ol defraying the
expenses af the public graded Bchools pro-
vuieu tor in this Act, the Hoard ot Com
missioners of the town of Weldon shall
annually and at the time of levying mu
on i pal taxes or as soou thereafter as practi
cable commencing with the fiscal vear he-
ginning the Unit day of May, 11M", levy
and lay a particular tax on all persons aud
subjects of taxation within the limits of
said school district on which said Hoard of
Commissioners may now or hereafter be
authorized to lay and levy taxes f r any
purpose whatsoever, nam particular tax to
be not more than thirty three aud one
third CUiUuu toe oiit buutlrtMt dollais
assessed valuation on property and not
more than one dollar on each taxable poll.
This the 16lh day of May, HHIf).
J. T. HOOCH, Mayor.
W. T. Hit AW, Clerk Protein.
J. L. HARRIS
HAS MOYEE
His Feed Store
To the building formerly occu
pied by Spiers Bros , corner
Washington avenue and Third
street.
Thanking my friends for their past
liberal patronago, I solicit a continuance
of the same. Phone No. 75.
J. L. HARRIS, Weldon, N. C.
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follow.
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twxniiinj; M'CM.il krti liters, but mutant vjlu
nii'e ii.l.irm itmn tu Idtiucm. Scut lice lur Ihe
Hiking. Write now.
ORRMAN KALI WORKS
New York y3 Nias&u Street, or
AiUnta, Ui. aa Suuili Broad St,
FLOOR COVERINGS.
We carry the laryesl and mi si com
plete line of fl or coverings ever brought
to this part of Nuilh Carolina. Mat
tings, eaipetins, drug-ts, art squares
nd rugs. A larc line of remcants of
carpeting and matiiogs at one-third to
onc-balf
REGULAR PRICES.
Linoleoms, oil cloth, linen and oil
window shades, curtains, aod many other
things in the line of house furnishings.
Remember our new stand is next
door to the Bank of Weldon.
SPIERS BROS.,
WELDON, N. C.
J.A. ALSTON
FINE
PROVISIONS,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Fine Whiskies
AND WINES-
Merrimac Club and Pride of Virginia, nice
and mellow, bar Btoeked with Choice
Drinks of every kind.
Cor. Washington Ave., and First Street.
Weldon N. C. 10-21-ly
Telephone Service
AT YOUR OFFICE
Is to-day an admitted Business
NECESSITY
WHILE
At Your House
It's nt once a Convenience and a Ne
cessity, that you cannot measure
by any money vulue.
One Emergency Call, in
One Year, Pays the Rent.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR,
WHO HAS ONE.
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL. MANAGER or
Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
HENDERSON, . . N.C.
Dr. Bouvier's
Buchu Gin
A auie enre
for all
KIDNEY AN1
HLADDKH TItOl'ULFg
Recommended by best physicians of tha
country.
For sale in Weldon hy
"W.W.KAY,
Beat of Wines, Whiskeys and Brandies
always onhand.
I keep the host of every thing in my
i ally Groceries
pne. taufoliteattention to all at Say's,
west side K. R. Shed,
my Sll-
DE. STAINBACK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND FIBE INSURANCE,
Weldon, N.C.
.EoonokoJNews Office.