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i AUGUST 20TH, 1892.
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I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY,
j HALIFAX COUNTY DBPOSITORY.
J " TOWN OF WELDON DEPOSITORY.
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I CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $32,000.
ti ten Tears this institution has provided biokins facilities for this section
t 9ckholders and direotors have been identified with the business interests of
i.. , fax and Northampton counties for manT jears. Money is loaned npon ap
V d security at the legal rate of intoreat an per centum. Amounts ot all are
tied, ,
resilient: Vice-President: Cashier:
. DANIEL, Db. H. W. LEWIS, W. R. 8MITH
Jackson, Northampton eounty, N. C. '
AFTER SCHOOL IS PAST.
don t rciRCirr to spend a littli ot
TOPS TIMS AND ATTENTION ON
TOUB PARENTS.
My dear girl, if you have the necniilty
earning youi living, go forth ai brave-
aod earnestly as yon may, and God
help youj but if you have a good home,
and father willing and able to support
you, for goodness sake stay in it, and
behave yourself, liter; woman who
has a "career" pays for it with youth and
ea'th and strength and tears and loneli
ness, and it isn't worth the price. Don't
worry about knowing too much, or tbiok
that your floe education will be washed.
Yon are liable to need all that you know,
and a little more, just in common every
lay life.
Tbe country is fnll of mothers who are
saving over cooking stoves aod toiling
over tewiog machines that Sallie may
not only be edncated in some fine college,
but that she may have the college colors
and tbe college class pin, and do
as ott er gills do.
It is always the same story. Every
thing is to be all light when Sallie comes
borne to diffuse light and knowledge and
be a comfort aod stay and pleasure. But,
ilaa I how often is Sallie a disappoint
ment I Her poor, foolish head haa been
turned. Nothing suits her. She cor
rects tbe fsmily manners, and revises the
family (ronuneiation, and sets the house
by the ears. She doesn't consider it
worth while to take any trouble to please
her parens. Her father may have spent
thousands of dollars on her musioal edu
cation, but ene won t even play bin a
ballad i;i the twilight. She may have
had the best masters in elocution, but
she won't read him a column in the daily
papers. Many a man must have looked
at his daughter as she eame from school,
and tbonght he got precious little lor hit
investment. My dear girl, just as a
matter of common honesty and grati
tude, spend a little of your lists and at
tention aod enthusiasm on ycur parents.
ENCI
J The largest and best plant in
t tne state.
CHARLES MILLER WALSH,
tjM Iron. Fencing, Vase
to., for cemetery aod other
purposes at lowest pricea.
lajvSATISKACTION GUARANTEED.
-.uarrier and Manufacturer of MON-
-;KNTS, T0MB8, GRAVE
vN ES of every description,
height prepaid on all shipments.
delivery guaranteed. Write for
Di and prices
fWork Delivered At Any Depot.
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!IEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN.
nig Line Dry Goods, Notions, Gonta Furnishings, &o. Tbe largest line
- brought to Weldon. Don't fail to see them before yon buy.
or Shoe department is full and running ovor. The largest stock we have ever
led, and we are making pricet
THAT IWILL SELL THEM.
- ' 1 1 reoeived a big lot of (DORSCII) Shoes. Suits to order, made up in good
i ', tod by good tailors. Fits Guaranteed, lion t rail to tee our line of
inrtofl i
i T xmples and Prices Before You
lace Your Order.
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WELDON. N. C.
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FAITH.
We will not weep ; for God it standing by us,
And teara will blind us to the blessed sight ;
We will not doubt, if darkness still doth try us,
Our souls have promise of serenest light.
We will not faint if heavy bnrdens bind ut.
Thsy prest ut no harder than our eoult can bear,
The thorniest way is lying still behind ut,
We shall be braver for the past despair.
0 not in doubt shsll be our journey's ending ;
Sin with its fear shall leave us at the laat ;
All its best hopes in glad fulfillment blending,
Life shall be with us when the Death is past,
Flelp us, 0 Father I when the world is pressing
On our frail hearts, that faint without their friend ;
Help us, 0 Father I lot thy oonstant blessing
Strengthen our weakness till the joyfu' end.
William Henry Hurlbert.
WHEN THE BABY CAME ALONG. "
thought 'twaa hard the toilio', the tide a-pullin' strong,
But I shouted " Halleluia I" wbeo the Baby came along,
He coaxed me back to youth time, made my life a livio' song
I was happy, folks, I tell you, when tbe Baby oame along.
For all the dreary winter for all the skies so dim,
I seemed to see my mother in the twinklin' eyes of him ;
An' a thousand sweetest flowers iu deserts seemed to throng;
An' I beard the birds a-tingin' when tbe Baby came along.
Lord blest that little Baby the beet one in the ranoh I
He'll be yet there, in the springtime just a-wading in the branoh,
And God gives him the pleasure of the right above the wrong
We were happy, without measure, when the Btby came along 1
NO REST FOR JOHN.
A farm laborer was working in a field
by the roadside one cold day when
clergyman came along the road and
stopped to speak to him.
"Plenty of work for you this weather,
John T" he called out.
"Ah I" said John, "I don't know
when I don't have to work, no matter
what weather cornea."
'That's hard, John," said the clergy
man; "but wait till you get to the place
of rest, then yon will have no work to
do."
"Humph I grumbled John, "you
needn't tell met They'll find a job for
John, never fear I It will be : "Now,
John, polish up the tun I' 'John, you
ighl bang out the stars I' John, be
quick, now, and light up the moon
No, no, parson, there ain't no place of
rest for John."
THE SOUTHERN BARBECUE,
PREPARATION OT THE FEAST A8 DES
CRIBED BT ONE WHO HAS HAD EX
PERIENCE. The way we fix for a barbecue is to
begin to get resdy the day befo'. The
meat is roastin' all night, says a writer in
Outing. We have plenty of different
kinds shots, calf, kid and goat and
we roast 'em whole. A trench is dug
and oak bark coals put in. Then sticks
are laid across for the ehote and other
creatures to rest on. Some
white man hat this is charge, but the
niggers keep the fires goio' an' do the
basting and the rough work. The next
day everybody comes. There's a detail
to do the carving, and we ttep up and
get what we want and go and sit down
by some tree to eat it. Of ooursj, there's
potatoes and oornmeal, light-bread aod
pickles and cake, and there's ioe cream,
and there's pure, genuine ooffee that the
old ladies make in abundance. Then
there's fried ohicken if anyone is lastidi
out enough to want it, and tome enter-
priaing fellow is likely to bring a doieo
bottles of beer and invite hit special
friendt cut to his buggy to drink it. But
the lest thing to my thinkin' is the shots,
A man hasn't get any part in the resur
reetioi until he's eaten barbecued shote.
WE CANNOT ESTIMATE.
Not until we know all that God knows
can we estimate to the full the power
and the sacredness of some one life which
may teem the humblest in the world.
"A
?ropcr nude rtiandtnt of ntr womanly ayi
m and wcll-beinr. Hverv woman. TOtinf
or old, thould know herself and her phyi-
gECRBT."
One great iwcnt of youth and betnty for
tnt you tiff womu or trie moiner in
kal make tip. A food way to am re at
l!.. VUUia.il:UaiC a iu Met. a lUUtl UUtTlUC
book, auch, fur instance, a the "People's
Cnntiuon Senae Medical Adviier.1
Pierce, M. D., which can readily be pro
cured by tending twenty-one centi in one
Mnt idmni fnr ttiMT bound volume. Ot
IbirtT one ecntt for cloth-bound copy, ad
dresutinr Dr. R. V. Pierce, at Buffalo, N. Y.
The change from maidenhood to woman
hood it one that InvoWta the whole body.
blood-
The itrain at this time upon the
forming structures may be too great. Dis
orders of the functions peculiarly feminine
are nearly always dependent upon de
fective nutrition. In all such cases Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is just the
vegetable tonic for the female syitem.
t i cannot esDreas nv ihanka for the benefit
haw meived from Dr. Pieree'i medtcinea.'
wrilea Mrs. JuHua Wehrly. of Can.trilfce, Dor
chester Co., Md. "I took 'Favorite Prescrip
tion ' and feel that a prfect cure haa bren
effected. I (eel like thanking you for the kind
and fatherly letter which you wrote
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
FORCED TO STARVE.
B. F. Leek, of Concord, Ky., lays:
"For 20 years I suffered agonies, with a
sore on my upper lip, so painful, tome-
times, that I could not eat. After vain
ly tryiog everything else, I cured it, with
Booklen't Arnica Salve." It's great for
borne, eutt and wounds. At all drug
gists' drng stores; only 25c.
THETKEE GAME,
Boy and girls can have lota of fun
plsying the following game. The ques
tions are given out on slips of paper
without anawers, and the one who geta
the greatest number of correct answers is
the winner of the game.
What is the moat level tree? Plane
Which tree suggests thoughts of the
ocean? Beech.
What tree would we prefer on a very
eoldday? Fir.
What tree contains a domestic animal.
Mahogany.
What tree might very properly wear a
glove? A palm.
VY hat tree it a pronoun? Yew.
Which tree is a tale teller? Peach.
Which tree it an intect? Locust.
Which it the dandy among trees?
Spruoe.
Which tree is an invalid? Pine.
What tree never is barefooted? San
dalwood.
Which tree ean beat remember num
bers? Date.
Which tree has passed through fire?
Ash.
Which is the most ancient tree? El
der.
TRIP TO A STAR.
TUl AGES OP TIME IT WOULD TAKE
ONE TO REACH CENTAURI,
"Let us suppose a railwsy to have
been built between the earth and the
filed star Centauri," said a lecturer. "By
a consideration of this railway's workings
we can get some idea of the enormous
distsnoe that intervenes between Centauri
and us.
"Suppose that I should decide to take
a trip on this new serial line to the fixed
star. I ask the ticket agent what the
fare it, and he answers :
"The fare it very low sir. It is only
a cent each hundred miles,"
" 'And what, at that rate, will the
through ticket one way cost ?' I ask.
" 'It will cost just $2,750,000,000,'
he anawers.
"I pay for my tioket and board the
train. We set off at a tremendous rate.
" 'How fast,' I ssked the brakeman,
'ire we going ?'
" 'Sixty miles an hour, air,' says he,
and it't a through train. There are no
stoppages.'
" 'We'll soon be there, then; won't
we ?' I resume. '
we II mike good time, nr, says
the brakeman.
" 'And when will we arrive?'
"In just 48,663,000 years.' "Phila
delphia Bulletin,
HIS MOTHER'S PRAYERS.
O, POR A REVIVAL Or THE OLD OUH-
TOH OP HAVING A I'AMILT ALTAR
IN THE HOME."
0, the saving power of mother's pray
ers I It cannot be eatimated, Children
may grow up apparently indifferent to
their home training; they may even be
come vile and profligate; tut the memo
ry of the family altar, the father's Bible
and the mother's prayers will cling to
them. These thoughts should encour-
sge Chiislian parents to live consistently
in the presence of their ehildren, snd to
persist in maintaining the family altar.
Dr J. Wilbur Chapman relates the
following incident, which is in point
right hero :
"One of my dearest fiiends was a
profligate until he was a man grown. In
great Western city he had determined
to take his life, threw himself down on
hit bed just to collect himself before tbe
awful deed, and jtrred a little book from
off a shelf just above his bed, aod it
struck him in the face, With an oath,
he threw it from him, and then it
dawned upon him that it was his mother's
Bible, given him to read. He walked
across the room to pick it Dp, just to
show her some mark of respect, snd
read upon the flyleaf, written in her own
hand : 'Dear boy, you can never got
away from your mother's prayers.' In
stead of becoming a self-murderer, he
became one of the country's greatest
preachers.
0, for a revival of the old custom of
having a family altar in the home, where
the father acta as priest, and the mother
as a saiot; we oould stir the whole ooun
try for Christ, I wish that we might
dig again the well that our fathers
digged before us, and make homes
heaven."
THE DIAMOND CURB.
The latest news from Paris, is, that
they have discovered a diamond cure for
consumption. If you fear consumption
or pneumonia, it will, however, be beat
tor you to take mat great remedy men
tioned by W. T. McGee, of Vanleer,
Tenn. "I had a cough, for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me, until I took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. Cought and Colds, which gave in.
slant reliet, and eneoted a psrmanent
cure." Unequalled quick core for
Throat aod Lung Troubles. At
druggists' drug stores; prioe 50o. and
11.00, guaranteed. Tiial bottle free.
the Artt eicluaWely woman', tonic on the
market. It haa aoW
past third of a century
more largrly in the
than any other
njediclna lor women. Do not let the drug--gi.t
penuade you to try some compound
that haa not had the teat of ao many yeara1
aucceaa.
Dr. Pierce'a Pleaaant Ptlltta ehould be
sum with "Pavorit Prescription' when-
eras lanave aa fcourea.
It is when a man gets as tight s
drum that he make the most neise.
Heaven wi.l be a city of homes;
eteamheated flat will be-elsewere.
the
The nearer yon ire to the Sivior the
farther are you from tin.
ASUUI'lUSR PARTY,
A pleasant surprise parly may be
given to your stomach and liver, by tak
ing a medicine which will relievo their
pain and dicutufort, 'a: Dr, King's
New Life Pills They aro a mont won
derful remedy, affording suro relief and
oure, for headache, dizziness and con
Btipstion. 25c, at all druggists' drug
stores.
JOHNNY ON TWIN'S.
When asked to write a short composi
tion on some interesting experience,
Johnny, with much labor, handed bis
teacher the following:
"Twins is a baby, on'y its duublu. It
usually arrives about 4:37 in the morn
ing, when a follow is getting it his best
licks slcepin'. Twins is accompanied by
excitement and a doctor.
When twins d) eunvlhing wrong,
their mo'her can't tell which one to lick,
so she gives it to both of 'em so as to
make sure. We've got twins to our
house, and I'd swap 'em enny day for a
billy goat or moat ennything,"
Temptations are sure to ring your
doorbell, but it's your fault if you auk
them to stay to dinner.
GOOD POTATOES
BRING FANCY PRICES
Tn grow a hry,e frnp of pip A potatoes, the
sun niuitt Lonuiti plenty oi rousti.
Tomatoes. mi-Iuni, labliaire, turnip;, lettuce
in fait, all vriretidlci remove Lukc liUtiuU
tica ot I'uuiii tium the tuil. bupily
Potash
liberally by the one of Wtlllieri containing
not ittt than 10 per cent, actual Potaih.
H' ttt-r and more mutiUbla yield aro aura to
(oll'.w.
Uur pamphlcti are not advertising circulars
bntmiiiitf spccul It-riiliicrft, but contain valu
alle inloniiation to larmtri. Scut iitt lot UlS
asking. Write now.
GERMAN KALI WORKS
New York 93 Nassau Street, nr
Atlanta, Oa.-rtJi iwuili Broad St.
RACIAL PECULIARITIES-
In Naples the women often use
thimbles made of lava. .
In Japan fishmongers always vend
their wares alive.
Laplanders not infrequently cover 150
miles a day on their skates.
A French landowner is forced by law
tt divide his estate equally between hie
ehildren.
The Hottentots, now one of the lowest
races of men, were ages ago one of the
most highly eiviliied.
In Austria a man and a woman are
supposed to be capable of conducting a
home oi their own from the age of 14
In Bohemia courtships are abnormally
long. In that eouotry engagements fre
quently last from 16 to 20 years.
JIMMY'S REMARKABLE STORY.
A tohool teacher who was giving
lesson on "Food" was interrupted by one
oi his pnpits.
"Please, sir," be laid, "Jimmy seyt he
knew a baby that wat brought up
elephant's anillr tzi it Csiuci
pounds in weight every day."
"James ought not to tell you such
rubbish," the teacher laid. "James,
whoee baby wat it that wat brought up
on elephant't milk?'1
"Please, sir," answered Jimmy, "It
was the elephant'a." Harper't Weekly
for over sixty 1bar.
Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing 8trdp
hat been used for over 60 years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect suooees. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, alleya all
pain; eures 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.
Twenty-five oents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for"Mrs. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other kind,
TO CCKE A BALKY HORSE,
A crowd blocked the street aod the
horse doctor joined to see whst wat up.
"Ah, a balky horse," he murmured.
Then be worked bis way through the
crowd, saying in an authorative voioo,
"Let me pass, friends. I am a veterinary
surgeon."
Thus he soon reached the balky
horse. Ho said to the matter of the
animal :
"rut up your wmp. it will do no
good. I am a veterinary surgeon, I'll
cure your horse of the balks for you.
Watch me."
He took hold of the horse's front leg
at the fetlock, bent it at the knee joint
and held it in this position for three
minute. Then be put the leg down
again and chirruped to the animal. It
started off as thongh it had never balked
in ill life.
"An odd remedy for the balks, but an
infallible one," said the dootor. "It haa
never failed ma. . Any balkly horse, if
you hold one of its forelegs up for three
minutes, will be over its balkies by the
time the leg is lowered to the ground
sgam.
M! AgrwiWutley H
616 Wells Street. I
EENT EES DOmLK.
"I knew no one, for four weeks, when
I was sick with typhoid and kidney
troublej" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
Pittsburg, Pa., "and when I got better,
although I had one of the best doctors I
could get, I was bent double, and had to
rest my hands on my kneea when I
walked. From this terrible affliction I
was rescued by Electric Bitten, which
restored my health and strength, and
now I ean walk as straight as ever.
They are limply wonderful." Guar
anteed to ourt stomach, liver and kidney
disorders; at all druggists' drug stores;
prioe 50o.
816 Wells Rtreot,
Marwkttp., Wis., Sept. 25, 1003.
I waa all run down from nervous
neaa and overwork and had to reflign
my position and tako a mat. I
found that I wns not gaining my
strength and health aa tat aa I
could wish, and aa your Wine of
Cordui waa recommended aa sueh a
good medicine for the ills of our
sex, I bought a bottle and began
using it. 1 was aatiunoa with the
results from the use of the first
bottle, and took throe more and then
found I waa restored to good health
and strength and aide to take up
my work with renewed vigor. I
consider it a fino tonio and excellent
for wom-out, nervoua condition,
and am pleased to endorse it.
AGNES WESTLEY,
Bflo'T, Horth WUoomla Holland SucWy
Secure a 61.00 bottle of Wine of
Cardui and a 2-ic. paekago tat
Tbodford's Black-Draught today.
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FLOOR COVERINGS.
Wo carry the largest and most com
plete lino of floor coverings over brought
to this part of North Carolina. Mat
tings, carpetings, druggets, art pquarcs
and rugs. A large line of remcants of
carpeting and mattings at one-third to
one-half
REGULAR PRICES.
Linoleotns, oil cloth, linen and oil
window shades, curtains, and many other
things in the line of house furnishings,
Remember our new stand is next
door to the Bank of Weldon.
sriEiis BROS.,
WELDON, N. C.
J. A. ALSTON
FINE
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal aii Industrial
Colleie.
COURSES
Literary Commercial
Classical Domestic Science
Scientific Makiai. Tkainiso
PsnAaooiCAL Mt'Sic
Three Courses leading to degrees. Well
fiininped Training School for Teachers.
Faculty numbers oil. Hoard, lnnndry,
tuition, and fees lor use of text books,
etc., J170a year. For free-tuition atn
denta, $125. For non-residents of the
State, 1!H). Fourteenth annual session
begins September 21, 19115, To secure
boitnl in the dormitories, nil free-tnittou
applications should be mnde before July
15. Correspondence invited from those
desiring competent teachers and atenosra-
pliers. For catalog and other information,
address
C11A RLES D. MdVER, Prmdcnl.
Oreensboro, N. C.
PROVISIONS,
Cigars and Tobacco.-
Fine Whiskies
AND WINES
Merrimac Club and Pride of Virginia, nice
and mellow, liar stocked with Choice
Drinks of every kind.
Cor. Washington Ave., and First Street,
Weldon N. C. 10-21-ly
Of Course
You Can Live
3STOTICE.
Having qnalilied as administrator upon
the estate of John R. Pettitt, deceased, I
hereby notily all persons holding claims
against aaid eatato to present them tome
at Enfield, N.C., on or before the flrtt day
of Jnne 1 fx Ml, or this notice will be plead
in bar n( thir rwwrry. All perrons In
debted to said estate will makoimraediate
settlement.
This the27th day of May, 10OR.
THOMAS 8 PETTITT,
Administrator of John K. lYttitt
Nothing ts mora popular than HomeH
Mission! on Foreign-Mission Sundsy.
Better the hands that aohe from toil
than the heart that aohee from trouble.
J. L. HARRIS
H.A.S MOVED
His Feed Store
To the buildii.g formerly occu
pied by Spicra Bros., corner
Washington svenue and Third
street.
thanking my Inends for their past
liberal patronage, I solicit a continuance
of the same. Phone No. 75.
J. L. HARRIS, Weldon, N. C,
WITHOUT TELEPHONE
SERVICE
BUT YOU D0'T LIVE AS
MUCH AS YOU MIGHT
BECAUSE
Telephone Service
SAVES TIME
And Time is the Stuff of Life.
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL. MANAGER or
Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
HENDERSON, . . f,. c.
NOTICE.
In the Snperiot
. Conn.
North Carolina,
Halifax County.
B. A. Pope, J. T. Pone, A. Jovner. W.
H. Joyner, Mrs. Annie B. Hairell and her
husband, H. B. Hntrell, M. F. Arrington
and her husband, B. F. Arrington, plaint-
ills.
VS.
T. L. Emry and E. J. Entry, defendants.
The defendant E. J . Emry above named
ill rake notice that an action entitled aa
above has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Halilax county, North Carolina,
to eject the detennama above named from
lot No. 37 of the town of Weldon, in the
county of Halifax, and State of North Car
olina; and the aaid defendant will further
take notice that she is required to appear
at the term of the Superior Court of Hali
fax county, North Carolina, to be held on
the second Monday before the first Mon
day in September, 10(15, at the Court,
boueeof said oonnty of Halifax, N. C-,
and answer the complaint, in said action,
or the plaintiffs will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in aaid complaint,
This 30th day of May, 1905.
8 M GARY,
Clerk Superior Conrt.
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