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WTXDON. N. ., TIU'liSDAV. FKIU.lWl.Y I I, IJI07.
Tins of Subscription-
VOL. XL1.
NO. II
The Kind You Have Always nought, mid vlildi lias l.ciiu
in use mr over ; year, ha
All Counterfeits, Imitations mill ".Jiist-iis-utiort" strp hut
i:.ci iiaciits that trillo with and rnilitiisri-r tlir ln-ullli of
lntaiits and Children Kxperh-iicc against KxperiiiienU
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria is n harmless snilistltutc for Castor Oil, Pure
(,'ovle, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnreotio
Kiihstanee. Its iiko I its guarantee. It dostrujs Woinm
and nllay Feveri.-lmess. It cures IHarrhiru and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures Constipation
and Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
.Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacca-The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
7
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
McDUFFIE'S
TASTELESS CHILL CURE
tasteless
I. the only "" ;-q'ule on
chill our contBlnin q
nd Mlrl-"J cnh red blood.
PRICE, 80 CENTS.
Take Mo OUPFIE'S Little Blue
Sluggish Liven. Me Duffle's Remedies are sold on a guarantee to I
lo all we claim or your money back.
Kii'tS.w.K iivW. M. Comics, Weldon, N. C. W. K lti:.tVANs. Kniii lii, N- ('.
The : Bank :
WELDON, X. C.
Qraanized Mur Tie Laws of the State of North Carolina,
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State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
!M.Sn. $36,000.
FOR 14 rears this institution has provided banking facilities for this
Motion. Its stockholders ami dircctcrs have been uli-ntnicd with Ihe
business interests nl H ilil'n and Northampton innimes lur many veirs
Monty is loaned npou approved seciiriu at th- 1 1 rate ul intcriM-si per
centun. Accnnntsof all are solicited
pbksitikst:
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CKi AUS AND TOBACCO.
cn ave yon money ou anylliinK in
the grocery line. If yon want new, IVenh
groceries, call on the old reliable,
W. D. SMITH,
WELDON. . C.
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Pneumonia ?nd Prevents
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PRICE, 23 CENTS. I
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UlustutcJ Catalogue free. j
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS.
(Established 1848.)
lit to 183 Bank it, Norfolk Vs
aav S If.
LIVING IN THE SUNSHINE.
It Is Well To Open The Windows
and Let the Blessed Sunshine
In.
No plant can grow without light.
The rays of the sun give the flow
er its hrijlit colors and the fruit its ,
rich juices. There is an alchemy '
in light that the chemist cannot j
imitate. It takes the crude sub-;
stances furnished by soil and air
and builds them into rich and va- i
t ied products of vegetable life, j
Through the night the plain grows j
but only by the energy it hasstured j
during the day. It has stored
away sunshine to serve it through j
the hours of darkness.
The soul is like the flower: It i
was not made to dwell always in j
darkness. The Christian thai pre-!
fers to shut out the light and to
think that there is no light in the I
world because neither sun nor '
stars can separate the walls within :
which he prefers to dwell sins :
against his own soul. V('e need
sorrow as well as joy, we
need defeat as well as victory, we
need darkness as well as light; but j
the darkness comes without seek- j
ing. The world shuts out the sun !
half of the time, and the sky is j
clouded much of the other half, j
The seasons of unclouded days are 1
not too many. We have no sun-!
shine to lose, yet we have
enough. !
Does Gon ever send a winter i
without sending first a summer?
Does he ever send us a night with
out first a day ? Hf we are not
ready for the winter, it may be be
cause we have misspent the sum-
nier; if we are not prepared for the
night, is is because we have not
properly used the day. He sees
the shadow that is soon to fall up
; on us; and so he kindly sends a
, season of blessedness and peace,
during which we may store up
light for the coming dark
ness. I Our Lord was not sent into the
i wilderness to endure the long fast
and the temptation before he was
' prepared for it by the opening
heavens and the descending Spirit.
Before he her an his last journey
to Jerusalem he was alowed to
spend the night on the mountain
talking with the prophets and
with God. From that burst of
glory he turned his lace resolutely
to the gloom of Gethsemane and
the darkness of the sepulcher.
If God has no visions of glory
for us, neither has he any sorrows
so overwhelming; yet there is
darkness enough in the brightest
'. life, and it is well to open the win
, dows and let in the light, or even
to pray to drive away the clouds
and send us his sunshine. What
help have we in our infirmity un- i
less we may recall the years of the i
right hand of the Most High? ,
Nashville Christian Advocate.
I Life is a mad battle with dirt,
! dust and devils, and happy the
man who hires his house-cleaning ;
duauBBaatnaBsaWasaassBsaasMa j
Habit-forming Medicines.
Whatevor nittv he the fact as to many j
of the so-oallril patent iiiiiliciuea eon-
tainintr injurious i:iwun-nts as uroauiy i
puluVliid in Minn- journals o( mure or '
liv.s iuliiii-iiH'. this puhlleity has certainly
been of treat lieiH-lit In urJiisiiu? needed j
attention to this suliject. It has, in a :
considerable measure, resulted in the I
most liiti-Hiijent people avoiding such I
foods and medicines us may Is- fulrly sus-
iiectcd ot eontiiliiiuis the injurious inure- :
dlents complained ot. Kecosnizinn this
fact some tune aio, Dr. Pierce, ot HulTalo,
N. V., "took time hy the forelock." as it
were, and published broadcast all the
Inirri'dlents of which his popular iihhII-cim-s
are composed. Thus be has com
pletely forestalled all liurpini; critics and
all op)Mitloii that iniitht otherwise be
tinted aKaiiil bis medicine. lH-causc they
an- now or kkowx iomi-hsiiicis. Fur
thermore, from the formula printed on
every Little wrapper. It will !' seen that
these medicine contain no alcohol or
other hablt loriniiiK ilruir. Neither do
they contain anv narcotics or Injurious
litems, their hiKredicnts bciiia- purely
k. j.Ml.!., mrartnl from r"-"s (
medicinal plants found (trowm III the
depths of our American forests and ot
well recounted curative virtues.
Instead of alcohol, which even In small
portions louir continued, as In obstinate
cases of diseases, becomes hiifhly objec
tionable, from Its tendency to produce a
eravinn for stimulants. Dr. Pierce em
ploys chemically pure, triple - red ncd
glycerine, which of itself is a valuable
remedy in many eases of chronic diseases,
being a superior demulcent, antiseptic,
amifcrnient and supnortitiK nutritive.
It enhances the curalivn action of the
tiolden Seal root. Stone root. Black
Chcrrvhark and Hloodroot, contained In
"(iolilen Medical Discovery." in all bron
chial, throat and lung affections attended
with severe coimbs. As will lie seen from
the writing of the emliunt Drs. t-rover
Coe, of New York; llarth-dow. of , etrer
son Mistical LVIIckc, I'liila.; tieudder, ot
Cincinnati; Kllinitwnod. of Clncairo;
Hale, of Cblraujo. and others, who stand
as leaders In their several schools or
practice, the fop-uoing agents are the
very bent ingredients that Dr. Plercn
could have chosen to make up bis fa
mous "Discovery" for the cum of not
only bronchial, throst and lung affec
tions, but also of chronic catnrrli In all
its various forms wherever located.
L7- T. OLABK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WELDON, N. C.
Practices in the courts of Halifax and
adjoining counties,and iu the Supreme
I court ol the State. Special attention given
I to collections and prompt returns.
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life :VMl;iiI in Kfo
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THE SUNSHINE OF YOU.
I have plodded the ways of the grimy old world,
Mid the hives and the marts of the millions hurled,
1 have tasted its sweets, 1 have supped of its gall,
And I've lingered and dreamed where the rose petals fall;
I have bent to its hopes and many have failed
But what do they matter, lost hopes and the rue,
So long as the heart knows the sunshine of you ?
It matters but little what skies may look down,
Or whether the hopes, long cherished, have flown;
No matter how gloomy the mantle to-day,
There will come, sure as Fate, a rift in the way
Where the sunbeams will filter and splash on the road,
And a song will come lifting to lighten the load.
On the long rugged steeps, whate'er I go thro'
I go with the dream of the sunshine of you.
I shall go through the years till the sun sinks to rest
'Neath the gold-burnished skies in the desolate west,
When the Hood gates open wide to the Hiver of Sleep,
Where there never is wailing and eves never weep;
I shall go with a song ever rife in my heart
That Hows with the freedom of waters that start
From earth's purest spring. Like a mariner's star
You shall guide me forever wherever you are I
THn (iOl.W'N mo
The New York Weekly is re
sponsible for the following speci
men of arithmetic as seen through
rose-colored glasses:
Fateer Now, see here! If you
marry thai young paper, how on
earth are going to live?
Sweet Girl Oh, we have fig
ured that all out. You remember
that old hen my aunt gave me?
"Yes."
"Well, I have been reading a
poultry circular, and I find that a
good hen will raise twenty chicks
in a season. Well, the next sea
son that will be twenty hens, and
as each will raise twenty more
chicks, that will be a hundred and
twenty. The next year the num
ber will be eight thousand four
hundred, the following year one
hundree and sixty-eight thousand
and the next three million three
hundred and sixty thousand! Just
think, at only 50 cents apiece, we
will have $I,6S0,000. Then,
you dear old father, we'll lend
you some money to pay off the
mortgage on this house!"
I W.MS SIMPLE.
; livery little while we read in
1 paper that some one has run a
: rusty nail in his font or ntlier pur
lion of his body and lockjaw re
J suited therefrom and the patient
died. If every person was aware
1 of a perfect remedy for such
! wounds and would apply it, then
reports would cease. The reme-
dy is very simple, always at hand
can be applied by any one
I what is better, is infallible. It is
simply to smoke the wound or any
wound that is bruised or inflamed
with a woolen cloth. Twenty
minutes in the smoke will take the
pain out ol the worse case ot in
flammation arising from such a
wound. People may sneer at this
remedy as much as they please,
but when they are afflicted with
such wounds, lei them iry it.
CASTORIA
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
TO GUARDSHIPS against the unseen dangers at 3ea,
the United States Government maintains lighthouses.
To guard your home against the un
seen dangers of food products, the Govern
ment has enacted a pi! re food law. The
law compels the manufacturers of baking
powder to print the ingredients on the
label of each can.
The Government has rnutie t'.:e Ubel your protection
so that you can avoid alum read it carefully, if it does not
say pure cream of tartar huiJ it back txid
Say plait
ROYAL is a pure, cream of tartar balang powdera pure
product of grapes aids the digestion adds to the health
fulness of food.
Piles uet ipiiek relief from Iir. Sh- op's
Manic ointment. h'eiueinbcr it's made
alone f,-r Piles -anil it works with cer
tainty and satisfaction. Itching, painful,
protruding, or blind piles disappear like
iiiiil'ic by its ui Ti v it ami see!
for sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, X.C,
Ignorance ceases to be
when you begin to realize it.
bliss
It'sa pleasure to tell our readers about a
( onh Cure like Dr. slump's, for yeais
I'r. shoop has loueht against the use of
opium. Chloroform, or oilier uimfe. inre-die-its.
Dr Slioop. it seems his welco-ucd
the Pine I'lHtd and Dni l.aiv recently
ciiaelcd. for he has wm ked alnnu similar
lines many e.irj. I'or ncailv "in years I ir
sho ip's Couiih I uie containers have had
a w arnini: pi mi'i d on them :e.-ain-t Opium
and oilier i-arcnite .oimiiis. lie has thus
made it pisilile f..r niotlieis to protect
their children In- simply insistini;on hav
iiil 1 Ir. Slump's ( ' oin ( 'lire.
I'orsale by V M Cohen. Wellloll .('.
Many a man has landed in jail
by taking things easy.
Does Colfee tl'Muree wiih von? Proba
bly it docs! Then try Dr Stump's Health
CollVe ' Heiilib Coli'cc" i uc evercomhi
nation of parched eereiNand nuts. Nut a
i-rain of real Coll'-,-, remember i" I'r.
Shoop's Health Colli-,-, vet ils flavor and
inste matches closely o'd .lava and Mocha
Coll-e. If your stomach, heart or kidneys
can't stand Colfee drinking, try liealih
( olt.e. It is whnlcio I'C, nulll ishilli, and
satisl l ing. It's safe even lor the o ingest
clnlil.
for sale by W. T. Parker. Weldon. V C
It takes a small woman lo look
pretty when she isn't.
Vilf.ilig will le.ieve Indigestion that i
not a thorough di-;i-tiil. Kmld di
I IP-Is what ye
l-- lb-- stomach
eal and al lows
1-, lest -ccupei. ile
LUin strmi.' .1 tin
K 's!'-l is a oiti-o
ll 1
llgestive Hciils am
as marly as possible
approximates the dig. st ve piuvs that are
iu the stomac 1. Kislol niKes 1 ue worn 01
digestion oh" lb" ilige-tive organs, ami
while perl, lulling this work itsell dues
greally assist lb- sloniiiell to a th-uuiiglt
rest. In uihlltlon the illgredienlsol Kndol
are such as to make it a corrective ol Ihe
highest efficiency and by its aclion the
stomach is restored in its normal activity
and power. Kodol 1. 11 aniifaclured in
strict conformity with the N.,tioual I'nre
Food and Drug law
Bold by W. M. Cohen. Weldon, N. C
Money talks and it usually gets
the best of an argument.
1 on oi i.ii six n vi: tin
Mhs. WiNsi.nw'sSnoiiiiNii SYKI'V has
Ik-oii used for over HO years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pnu; cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Dial 1 hoi-ii It will relievo the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every put of the world. Twenty-five
cents a buttle He sure and ssk fot "Mrs.
Winslow's Southing Syrup," and take no
oilier kind
l.u.iraiiteeil under the Food and Drugs
Act. June :111th,
11W.
I'HKI. Serial number
SilMliiil
YOUNG WIVE S ILLUSIONS.
It Is Well That Hitch of Us Should
Have Our Illusions.
The woman who marries for
love is bound to have the sauce of
disillusion served in many differ
ent ways after marriage.
But whether her disillusions
grow into disappointment and be
comes steady diet rests largely
with her.
If she has a mother or dear
friend, in in whom she confides
her lost illusions and vanquished
hopes, her changes for happiness
j are well nigh gone.
I When she begins telling her
I friends about Jack's trying ways
! she is laying up endless trouble for
! herself.
j One's difficulties always seem
! greater when they are made the
topic of conversation.
If wifey could only keep her
troubles to herself it wouldn't be
long before she would realize that
these things were not all-important.
And (in nine cases out of ten)
she would find she had married a ,
lovable, flesh-and-bloodmanin place !
of the maudlin, angelic creature
her imagination had pictured.
It is well that each of us should
have illusions.
But it is also well to remember
that in all our illusions, even the
most precious, are turned out in '
our own private factory, and when
they are dispelled there is nobody ;
to blame but ourselves.
A woman is apt to think her fi- j
ance the most generous creature
alive. (Illusion No. I .)
She is positive he is the most
thoughtful of men. (Illusion No. !
2)
She has seen innumerable evi
dence of his unselfishness, so she
is convinced he is one of those 1
rare birds, an unselfish man. (II-;
lusion No. .V) 1
She looks upon him as a para
gon of virtue. (Illusion No. 4.)
And I am only beginning to
touch her illusions.
Any one w ho knows men at .
range (and I say it with all respect)
knows that it will not be long ere
ilie.-,c iiiU.sioiiS arc di.spCi'cJ.
Illusion No. I will go flying
when he objects to the size of the
housekeeping bills.
This can hardly be said to his
fault. If is merely that he has had
a sudden reminder of the stern
fact that its costs two more than
one to live, snu lie realizes witn a
start that he has to economize in
inumerable ways.
When he is so careless as lo for
get one or two things she asks
him to do, Illusion No. 2 quickly
follows No. I . Again no fault of
his.
He didn't realize on what a pin
nacle he had been placed or he
would have been more careful not
to fall.
Her crowning grief is when he
comes home smoking a twenty-five
cent cigar when she has denied
herself something else absolutely
needed.
She is cenfident that, instead qf
being unselfish he is the most sel
fish creature she knows. Like ihe
; pendulum, she swings from one
extreme to the other.
And so it is with all her pet illu
sions. But if only she have pa
tience she can grow a whole new
i set of illusions that will be much
more valuable in facing every day
life.
With a little shrewd manage
ment she can dn much toward
training "Dear Jack" in the way
he should go.
And if she be of the right sort
she can do much toward making
him, not a perfect man (for that
would be a most trying creaure to
live with), but a good husband,
who would be a joy to her heart
for ever and a day.
I Piles of people have Piles Why suffer
IYo-ii piles when you can n-e D-AVitl's Car-
i l-olizcd Witch Hazel S.lve and K,-t relief.
; Nothinir else so a ,-nl. I'.cwaie oi imit.t
tions. See that the name is stamped on
each box.
Sold by W. M Col Wehloo. N. C.
Any man is apt to feel down in
! the mouth when he is on his up
i pers-
i i
All headaches i-o
W lien you grow wiser
And learn to tm-
An ' Karly Riser.1'
DcWitt's Little Early 1,'isers, safe, sure
pills
Hold by V. M. Cohen. Weldon, N. C.
j At the age of forty a man iseith
I er an old bachelor or a pessimist.
Croup can positively be stopped iu "20
minutes. No vomiting nothing tosicken
or distress your child. A sweet, pleasant.
I and sate. Kyrup, called Dr. Shisip's Croup
Cure i- lor Cr -up alone, remcLher. tt
Mloes not claim to cure a dozen ailments,
i It's for croup, that's alt.
j Sold by . M Cohen. 'eld..n N. C.
j If you are ashamed of your call
, ing hire a boy to call for you
This May Interest You
No one is immune from kidney trouble
so j nst remembtr that Foley's (."ill will
si up the irrt'iiu! nitu- and fine any wise of
kidney aLtl bladder trouble that is -lot he
ytnid the leach ol medicine
For sale bv K. ( lark. Weldon, N (.'.
Pride is the upholstering oi' lazi
ness. A liquid cold relict with a laxative prill
eiile u Inch drives tint a cold tlintu u
copious uclioa ot the bowelH, and a he ilitij;
ptimipie which I inner h in tho throat und
stops the eounh that is Kerinudy'M I ix-tiv.-
( ,mh Syrup Sale anil Hire in ittt
action; pleasant to take: mid cont'i-niw to
Nation:!) Fine Food and Inn"; Law. Con
tains no opiates.
Sob! by W. M. Cohen, WehUm. N. .
I can't find many men that
their start with steam heat.
got
To stop a cold with "Freventies" i.1-safer
than to let it run and cure it n ter
winds Taken ul I lie "sneeze stae'' l re
venues will head otl'all coliN and (irnppe
and perhaps save yon lr iu I'liemnouiit or
liionchitis. Treve -ties aru tooth; line
candy eold eure tablets .selling in ." !ent
and cent boxes. If you are ehill; , if
you sneeze, try 1'reventies. They will
surely cheek ihe eold, and please vou
Sold by W. M. Colitn, WeUlon.'N. C.
It Costs
Nothing
To find out lur a certainty
whether or not your hear; is
affected, (hie person in four
has a weak heart ; it may be
you. If so, you should know
it now, and save serious con
sequences. It' you have short
hreath. fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot thihes ; if
you cannot lie on left side; if
uni have fainting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure will re
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
see how quickly your condition
will improve.
"U'ont a yi'iir npo I wrote to the
Mi Iff M-.tnal Co, usUiiiff ativtee, ns I
Wa- st.ri i luif with l;.-.til tn.nt.li-, and
l::t.l t'f'ii fur two y.-nr. 1 leiit juiin
m itt v til-nil. ba. k ami left ami
liail ti t l. wi nl'lti to dt.'iw it deep
t n lli t.tr iw.t i':tr, Anv little eet -linii
xs.'-ihl . ,uih,i )i;ttit.t!i-n, ntnl 1
...I.1.! nl ! on im lift mO.- without
si, ti ; I't'i n.i-nl tin' lo ti v lr.
A-tl.- It. ul Cure iu.it N-imm.'. wtih'U
I ilid Witt, ti.- n'Mill n.it 1 inn III
I. H.f l.:tllll llittl 1 rvi-t W.iS iM-ftiYV,
I nn.tr tiin.il ,1 iitiufid Mine I om-I'li'i-.l
l.ihii'jf II I ltoh Hhinit tliir-t--.
ii l-iuN-i i( ili two nit'du-nics. and
li:ti'ii t I'tTii l"iitiiT'tl with mv heurt
MIK'V," MKS 1 It. I IK TlloMAS,
I'ppiT HaiiiltiMky. Olilo.
Dr. Mites' Heart Cure It sold by
your (irurjo1"' wn Wl" ti'Hrante tht
the first bottle will benefit. If It faill
hft will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
RIGHT NOW
While the war
between the
r5 Watch Trustfe
The factories and im
porters is blazing hot,
is the very best time
you will ever find to
buy a good watch for
little money. Call and
see for yourself o r
write to
L, GK GBADT'
Halifax. N. C.
The Jar of
Coughing
Hammer blows, steadily ap
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, jars
and tears the throat and lungs
until the healthy tissues give
way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
The best kind o) a testimonial -"
Sold for over sixty years."
MsdB tT J. C. Ayr Co.. T.owll, MUl
Sim
o mtniiOMtureri of
' SARSAPARILLA.
yers
PILLS.
HAIR VIGOR.
W havo bo ecrcti 1 Wo publlah
tho formula of ail our madiolDM.
Biliousness, constipation retard re
covery. Cure those with Ayer's Pills.
ITIMIVI'IOX IKON WORKS,
Sis to 111 OI.DKTKKET,
PKTEItSltUltO. VA.
MANlTAI'Tt'llKKS OF ',
Machinery,
Shafting, Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Having bought nnt Steel & Alexander,
I'viutiders uud niiiditnisrs, with all piitterntt
wt-are now prppareil lo fmuish jurtfl to
machine lortuvrly made hy them.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES.,
PEANUT MACHINERY "peci.y
Mill work and costings of all kinds.
Second hand machintry for sale cheap. Call
ou us or write I ir what you want.
Qreat Reductions
For Cash
.l 7." Moitiettc lings, $2 75
- '.) Smyrna " 2 21)
'..' Ull Misiuette rticja, Hxl2 ft. 17 75
I'JJc Chitiu .Mattinfi, 10c.
a.. " " lHc.
2'Jjc. Japanese " 17c.
2--c. " " 18Jc.
U5e Wool Carpeting 40c.
25c. Window shades, 20c.
Tillc " " 37Jc
"oc 2-yard wide Liuoletim, 75c
75c ' 65c
(i5c Floor Oil Cloth, 48c
1 35 AimiusterCarpeting, 89c
1 411 IBx-JO Picture Frames, 95c
Wall paper, 4. 3 nud 6c per roll
A I. A ill it STUCK OF
Talking Machines,
Qraphophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
mid supplies on hundit all time, at
the very lowest prices.
SPIERS EROS.H
WKLflOV, N. C.
CHOICE
ROSES !
Carnations, Violets and other flowers,
always on hand. Shower Wedding
liouipirus, II andsonie Floral Designs.
I'ot und out door hedding plants. To
mato, (hhlmge and other Vegetable
Plants, Magnolias. Orders promptly
esisiitid. Write, 'phone or telegraph.
H. STEINMETZ,
Kl.nKIST,
KAl.KliiH. MikTH l AWOI.INA,
4 IU ly
FAI.l. AND WINTER-
MILLINERY.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Entterick'sPattenis.
R. & G. CORSETS.
Miiwes at 50c. , Ladies 76c. to f 1.
Prices will be mads to salt the
times, Hats aud Bonnets made and
Trimmed to order.
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, If. C.
brand Display
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