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Published Every Thursday. FRANK POWELL - PROPRIETOB RATFSOF SUBSCRIPTIO N ctv u rvvrTTS $1.00. ONE YEAR 1400 Advertisements anion? local matter 15 cts, a line for each Insertion to regular advertisers. Translant advertisements In local columns by parties having no regular adtyemenn. w era. a line and none inserted for less than 75 cents. Advertisements; discontinued before the time contracted for has expired, will be charpxl tran sient rates tor time actually published. Notices of Marriages or deaths, not to exceed ton iiiwx. will b- inserted five. All acldiilonaJ matter will be charged 10 cts., per line. P.iy .uyit for transient advertisements must be maiie In advance. Regular advertisements will be collected promptly at the end of every rnontu. Communications containing news or a discus sion of local matters solicited. No communlc i tloD will be published that contains objectionable po sonaUtles. that withholds the name ol ibe an' hor. or that will malce more than one column of I ills paper. T t dltor 13 not responsible for views express ed b; correspondents. ' tar-All business connected with this office, in order to Insure . prompt attention, should be addressed to Xlie SOUTHERNER, TARBORO. N. C. Entered at the Post-Office at Tarborouxrh. N. C, as Second-class Matter. The SOUTHERNER frequently receive inqviries from siibsbribers asking how much they owe for the paper. To all ice state that the time to which their subscription is paid is on ywh paper with the name of tlie sithscriher. Advertisers tcho desirr changes in their adrrtisentents must send in copij not later thnn Monday noon to insure change . IMJUSDAT. . .Febraarj 2, 1888. Expediency thv, Principle. - What does the "Star" expect to accom plish by its daily warfare on a measure which nine-tenths of th party earnestly desire? Wilmington 'Messenger.' Expect ? "Why to convince the nine-tenths -iring Democrats that they are wro-.g. Tint where cYc our p;t pmed rrm - lemDorarv set its statistics from 71 What right has it to assert that nine tenths of the Democrats of the State favor the repeal of the Internal Rev enue ? It is not a fact. Nor is this all. At least half of those who urge the abolishment of the system do so as a political expe dent, thinking it will strengthen the Democratic party in this State The "Star" and 9ther papers whi'cb oppose this repeal are just as sincere in their Democracy as any of their differing contemporaries. To accuse a paper which is exactly in accord with the national Democracy of war ring against the party, is both amusing and aggravating. Untaxed whiskey and tobacco is opposed to all sound political econom ics and therefore not in harmony with genuine Democracy, so in main taining this principle it is not waging a warfare against the partv ' at a bat tle for its honesty If this offends the advocates of free toddies and free quids, are they not equally offensive to others when they insist upon this unwise and undemo cratic measure? Bretheren, let us appeal to reason, and not endeavor to excite prejudice against our cortemporaries. When the Democratic Executive mmittee were appointing commit U s and delegations to go to Congress to urge the repeal of the Internal Revenue in the interest cf the Dem ocratic party in this State, they should have looked after that other Demo cratic (N. C.) measure, the Blair Edu cational BilL Ah! gentlemen, you T: i ' j a mistake in not iodu'ging in u.. re clap trap. Your position now .trying more lor the quids and the ' lies than for educatiou is not an i ible one, but we have no sympa t y for you. iYour assumption of aiur.ority to declare Democratic prin- ipV- was unjustifiable and rnexcus- 0.1 republiBh to lay an article li i. l..e Commercial Advertiser which contains a lucid statement of the reasons that impel a multitude of citi zens who have heretofore belonged to the republican party to support the democratic policy of tax reduction and tariff reform enunciated in the President's message. Among me can tile and financial men the rcn timents expressed by the Commet-.-al command the assent of a majority so large that the dissent from them is fnsignificant. 4 The coal miners of Pennsylvania are still on strike to get 2 cents a toiv out of t fifty cents increased pnee in coaJ. Their condition is said to be deplorable. Coal is one of the protected infants and the miners are fair samples of the beneficent effct o' fiiv -teccron upon labor. Pitt county is hot to be congratu-. lated upon th : number of citizens seeking counte. feit money. It is mean enough to: t o this but it is far worse to "squeal" when dtiped bv a more expert rascal. e In these days of arct c weai'.ior isn't it cheeky to talk of dear blankets and woolen clothing, and cheap whiskey and free tobacco ? Personal Intelligence. Mrs. Langtry does not wear bustles. Miss Jessie Williamson hp.s returned from a visit to Kinston. Miss ILittie Pender has lK"en vi?itih" relatives in Washington. Mr. C. F. Morrill and wife are at ilie Tarboro House. of Boston Misses Sallie Pender and Athcy Cotten are visit ng friends in Greenville. Miss Lizzie Porter left Monday for New York to take a special course in music. Mrs. Wni. Trombly of Washington D. C is near Battleboro visiting- her parent? Mr. Jos. P ilamonntain and fasnily nre here visttng their parehts Mr. and Mn. I. B. Palamountain. The anonymous vo entine fiend can : in his work of envy, hatred or malice in ftfewdaya. i - Mr. H. M rris returned last week from Atlanta where he had been to assist in laying the corner stone of a Jewish phan Asylum. Or Mr. and ) Mrs. L. Heilbroner returned Friday front their bridal tour, and Mon-. day evening held a reception which was very largely attended. Mr. A. Whitlock left this week for Asheville, which he will make his home. Tarboro loses a valuable and esteemed citizen. He carries with him the pest wishes of the Sodthkrneb. The Recent Fire. The New Jail. i-t'hsiu Game- To thb Editor of thb Sottthbbnbr. "Fires always do a town good," is a com mon saying, which may, or may not be true. All depends upon where the fire is, what it destroys &c Our recent fire, it is safe to say, was no" an unmixed evil, while the loss sustained in the destruction of the jail, and ex pense attached to the removal and care of prisoners &c.; will be felt by the tax-payers, the new jail will, no doubt, surpass in ma iy respects the old one. In regard j to the jail, if opt out oi order, let me suggest that by all means, let it be built nearer the court house. The old location was too far from the courthouse. Taking prisoners back and forih such a distance is inconvenient at all times and particularly when it occurs, as it sometimes does, that prisoners art unabk to walk. There is also more dan -ger of prisoners escaping when tbey are brought snch a distance, and sometimes through crowds of people on the streets. And last, butt by no means least, the moral effect upon the community, of a sight of hand-cuffed, ragged, miserable criminals paraded frequently and repeat edly btfore them is by no means whole some, i or these and other reasons which might be given it seemi to me that the jail should be near if not adjoining the court house, i And while ion this aubject let me ask why may we not have a chain-gang Is it against the law We board, and clothe too, I suppose, sometimes, through winter and summer, a number of men who might be made o f some service, i n putting i n good order every street in town. . I be lieve that a move of this sort would not only put a new face to our already beau tiful town, but would also tend to lessen crime. Jail accommodations are good enough for many a man all he wants in fact but if Chief of Police Cotten could take these wards of ! the c unty and town and put them to work on the streets it would dogood all around. If such a thing i against the law it ought not to be, and if it is not against the law why can't we d Jf9TICIC. FERTILIZERS. O KAIMT, SHELL LIME, i ACID PAOSPH ATE, COTTON SEED MEAL GL AiVO - GUANO. WOULD-BEG MT FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY TO LOOK TO THEIR OWN' INTEREST AND f.il 1. D -IKE ME BE F J RE PURCHASIM; THEIR SUPPLTOK FERTILIZERS. H. K. NASH, Jr. TVRRORO. N C 2tf 1888. 1888. FACTS FDS MS C0S5DEAII0S FLOUR. POINT LACE FAM ILY FLOUR AT 85.75 ORANGE BLOSSOM . FAMILY FLOUR AT $5.25. These are the Finest Patent New Roller Pfo-PFs. 1 am Agent for the rnillsi.- SUC R. My. SCOARS are direct from the nd I prttiv!v sserVoafr- notfiinK' best g ades are kept bv. xoe. ill (HC MOLASSES. If yon want a barrel of MOLASSES ex a vine my ttock before buying. HAY &OATS OATS and Fineet Timothy HAY. .SEED BUTTER. A consignment of BUTTE li will be ont at 30 eenta pel poond by the tub. closed SNUFF. I have now in stock Rail Road Mille, sweet and strong 8NUFF3, P. Lorillard A Co CI W. Gall & Ax, and Halph's tro r. TOBACCO. We keep the following brands of popular BAC): Kapidan, 8weet Mash, Old nP; .v,ta Hom- eUe of Winston and fifty o'hur cheaper braads. , CANNED GOODS. I Cann .1 goods in gVeat profus'on at be-t ! prices bv the doze or in 'or Rinal packagi-B. ! SEED POTATOES. I Fifty barrels of i"EED POTATOlfiS. NAILS. One bu idred ke?s NAIL8 at rock bottom prices. j "Aeenti for Dupont'a Eifle Powder. D. LICHTENSTEIN. Tarboro, V. CJ, Feb. it. '8". 5tlvr For over four yi ars I have beea a fiea1 sufferer f-om i terrible form of Nasal Ca' tarrh. I wa creatlv annovod with a con' s'ant roaring In my. head and my bearing became vert much impaired. The diacha ge from rav nose was profuse mnA vorw nffanalTA Anil tnv flrfmftral he<h impair-d.i I tried -most all projnent fdryaf clans, t'ut they did not care me."-ava-mea vftrionn advertised preparations wltlrbut '05f 1 chatted t. resl r article written by a '.prominen .citizen oi Uhens, Oa stating .that he. h4ben Per manent) . cu- ert by the use of eigfet battles of B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm. Betas? Sk tlcal on the gubjeci, I wrots to him on the snbjeet and i er ivd a tacty"Conrglng an swer to Ue effect that he bad been cared long eroijgh to be tnoronsrhly satisfied that no re tarn of the dise se would ensue. - I then went to tbe drug store of T. E vSuiith fc Bro.. and purchased B, B. B.. and to my utt r astonishment and satisfaction, the use of ten botfes has restore my general hoalth, stopped the roaring sensation, en-itr-lv healed ' and cured the nasal caarrh ai.il 1 am proud to recommend a blood reme dy wi;h aach powerful.cnra'ive properties. I sba! continue its use a little longer and feel coiifl.lent that I shall be entirely cured of one ef the most betiuate cases f nasal ca tiiwh In the country. . .-'The business men of oar town know of my case. . . N. C.,Eiwvar8 Linpa&sas Bpriogs, Texas, Xay l,."lteB,'i ' Blood ot a Texan. For six years I have- been afflicted Jwitfil loo.i p"lson, which continued to increase, while physicians were attempting to cure me. One bottle of B. B. B, has made me feel 1'ke a new man, and t am no rapidly ro--ov rinar- - W. H. -OiVfs,, San Marcos. Texas, May S. 1886.' ' - Bart Blood Hi Brunswick, Ga. I liave t i1 B B. B. and found It a great thiuif for the blood I also bad Kheainatic ains and the use of one bottle of B. B. B. a- done the work, but I wi l fin'h np on the seeoud bottle as a clinch' r. May G d spread it to every one is my prayer. Vv, R. KLL16. Brunswick, (in . April ',;8. 188f. All wlio iff sire full information about the obdm nd euro of BfoicT Poisons Bcrondla- and Scrofu lous Swellings, Ulcers, &atra, Rheumatism Kiiinoy Complaints, Catarrh, etc., r an secure by mail. f-ee. a copy f iir SU-inm Illustrated Book of W ndprs, filled with the most wonderful and startling proof evr before known. Address, BLOOD BALM CO., 2t4 AMantaGa, For Sle bvSTATON KCTKLLKB, Tarbcro. N. C. 4t - : CENTS: -4 -O:0:o- James Chatwick A Bro's, Manufacturers of Chadwick's Spool Cotton, 'do not betonsr to the spool cotton pool in which J, A P. Coats and Clark are chiefs', and therefore are not compelled to char ire as much for their thread. Of the quality of tnefr thread the New York Mercantile Journal gays Numerous inquiries having come under our notice '.atelv we cheerfully give our sub scriber? the'sullest information we possess reeardi ig it We find that for a half a century it as been. 1I iti. the fnvorite Thread in alstrt-f ry market uf the Civilized GIle. In thb -itv f London to-day its sales double hatrf all other threads combined. To introduce this thread into the market, for a -hort vblle 1 will sell single spools, 200 y: rds, foW 4 (v-Dts. In buying this you can get a ust V good thread and a the same time sh w yoiii disapproval of rings, pools and couibi,natio!(i. . - . A FRESH LOT OF SAMPLE SHOES FOB GENTS. LADIES, and CSXLCBgK. 25 Per Cent CHEAPER Thu Srork- .SHOE? of 8AME GliADE. i W. S. CLARK. 1 A KBOKO. X. C., Oct. 13, 1837.- tSMy C.G. BRADLEY CO., SIXCE THE HOLIDAYS ARE GETTING l.i) IV N TO THE HARD PAN OF AN trr-ur- vay grocery rs - XESS. I!. . BRADLEY & CO., OFFER AND WILL CONTINUE TO OF FUR AS LARGE AND CITOICE A' STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AS LOW PRICES AS CAN RE FOUND ANYWHERE. . G. BRADLEY & CO., .II ; ALL STAPLE S, FANCY GOODS IN THE GROCERY LINE OF THE RUST SELECTION, FRESH,P URE AND WHOLESOME. . G. BRADLEY & CO., DOS'T MEAN 'TO BE UNDERSOLD OR IN ANY WAY OUTSTRIPPED IX THE RACE FOR TRADE IN THE GROCERY LINE. IF YOT- WANT GROCEBir: THEN CALL ON C. G. BRADLEY & CO. Tiirt'oro. N. C. January, 25,1888. s. UTHER SHELDO AV.KLKY iS mm PAINTS, OIL8, GliASS, BU1I.UEKC tUKI)VVAR. n;l Buiidinir Material of evry description vof.lH vv. SIDE V ARK ET SQUARE A VROANOAKK AVK.. NORFOLK, yA. SK YOUR GROCER FOR' ' l WM.M. POWELL bCO'S "BEST IN THE WdRLi),, FLOUR - FLOUR. CHEAPEST, BEST AND EVERT BARREL CU A R A A N T E D. ,. aTT EFKRENCE. THE HOU8EWIVES OF TARBORO. 3f4 fEiQXMWS FINE ;.8llQES. ... .n OUR STOCK OFGEXTS, LADIES' AND CHILDRESS" SHOES HAS NEVER BEEN MORE VARIED AND COMPLETE THAJV NOW, AND WILL BE SOLD LOWER TITAN EVER. ' " CURTAIN -POLES, SHADES AND LACE OCR TAINS, DECORATED CIJJNA TPARr LOR AND HALL LAMPS. - Pender & Cotten. - .aTDorb,,M.. Ja7, .l888. - I THE FARMERS OF EDGE- . - . - -t-o-t ; . I beg loive to aononoce that for the year FURNISH SUPPLLES AT THE i Lowest Lixing Prices, I have in my employ Us. Cj H. Ktso. formrly with Ir.-B. Hotfg Co, 6(h)ds tirxisded qx tisie reasohablt, AND CHEAP for' CASH. 0 CAI,L and aee. me bafora you make anai gemeuU for Otis CROP arid I will SAVE TCU MOmEY. J. D W ALSTON. Store Ocrupied Wi;gbt & C. io 190 by Farrar, . . 41tlr ESTABLISHEp I860. . THE HICH)1()0 LOCOMOTIVE and MACHINE WORKS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Susseesors-tat THB TANNER A DELAHEY ENGINE CO. Liiht Locomotives, Enid Bailers, Saw for lStl Mill and Heavy . MaenWTy. cdi Catalogue and Estimates J. H. BELL, Jeweler & Optician, Xienlci- In FfNE GOLD WATCHES Jew lry, Diamoiidh, ... Rinas .Chains, B acele a, Gld Pens, Thimbl, - . . rz Charms. Buttoii, St !, Si'Terware". C:Ock.. FINE TABLE CUTLERY Albums, . ?t6ti6oery,' Fancy Goods, , Musical f otumnU, Strincs. Ac Sewing. MacMnes, Oils, E : cv J5TC .THE "HELfn!TE,! ..- .o the most beuutifu! and elegantly finished t5t- ng Machine snri iaa durablo as skill anfl jnetai.' an make it. Has mdfe desirable Improvements tlmn sti I other UuOuts O0WftJS.V; ,: -i - -- i- . ft .... . . svvixgingtreadIe MOTK)!4, '" , PATENT 8KL.F LEVELING STAND, SELF - LrBRlCATHrGrBBWatAR. ' ijELF THKBADrKB Shuttle, TENSI')?i. RELEASER,., -j. s.v, . fTIfH IDEX PLATE, BOBBIN WINDER, no rnbjbr ised.l i DOUBLE Cone Balance WbealatHt-Tteadte bear, j ing. Also,- Self Setting Jieetli, 'Loose Pulley' Perfect .Tension, Silent . Autoraatio Take up, Do.uyfl Feed, no springs. Threap Cutter, Ac. Finest finished throagbbut, ptany Uavjtjine made A beautiful set or Nickle plated attachments, in a nice velvet lined box, free with every Machine, also a warrantyfor five years All parts readily adjustable; therefore will last for generations to come. ' CALL y6u W.Be"deHghtd with-the HELPMATE. JEW, STORE! : '" Havingaevered my connection with the. Ara oalltt,Bart CoUhaye opebed a jheoeraJ grocery siore on th corner of Main and Oran- rillg6trestv Br ,wjn s.ovqer, opposite M ;. Li fiussey's qarriae FaptoryV where I ahall. be pleased to "see fdy fbrfner patfonV and the public generallv - '" . .I.sbalthave new jropds baoeht.at the low- eaen pfiee.. oajLL wjii nutnaily be&eta: 3t4 J. r. MAIjLTT, CQfl AMOSTB. N6 capital required, qpJfJ A good chance to make inooey. f for territory at onee. B. 8. Jbauder- acn (. h Co., Itewartt, N. J. 8t4 A DOLLAR S POWER -M- T H E Power of the Dollar caa never be Iraly known nntll you Visit J. ZANDER'S Store and invert ed few of then in CLOTHING, BOOTS AND fHOK8 HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, CROCKERY, and GLA&S-WARf , HOUSE HOLD FURNISHING GOODS, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, RUGS, CLOCKS and FURNITURE of all DESCRIPTIONS. Yon Will then find that yon hard the. F O "XV E Tt To make a dollar go as fa' aa a dollar -and-a-half naed to. This no Theoretical talk. It has been proven by practice. It's there yon wilf learn O F Bargains that will give yon a trill of pleasure and make you feel on good terms with storekeepers, the world In general and J. ZANDER in particular. THE Purchasing power of the dollar is not always known by the quantity secured In return for it, the qnattty most also be there. J. ZAN DER gives a happy .combination and given . yon both. Give him a caD and be will save yon many a D O r. L, A. Tt JOS. ZANDER, , Next to B. J. Keech's- Tarhor, N. a. Nov 1. '87. WE STICK to erery word we hare said about Our $3.00 Kid Shoes. Tbey cant be Beaten. Our $2.75 Peb. Button Is real Good Value. Common Sense & Spring HEEL SHOES P r Ladies, Misses and Children, of which we have a nice line, and are very popular. Oar $3.50 and -$5 CALF SHOES for Gentlemen io Button, Bals and C -ogress, continue to Grow in Favor. DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Buttons, Trimmings. Buttons, Kid Glove, Kid Gloves, H'wiery, Hosiery, And all tte thousands and one little things FUPN!SHING GOODS. Our Furnishing Goods department ia not s large aswe have seen, bat comprises a better asaoretnent and more of them, than lo't of people nave, wne advertise as It they Occupied about two floors with these G-xxte. OUR 4 -IN -HAND Ties and Knots, Shirts and Cellars cant l e excelled and are of the newest and most fashionable shapes. sTlies Underwear In suits, oi separate, all sizes, new and good. f LA DIES JA CKETS. A new invoice to Arrive Tuesday, at them before the Fair. Look ooo OOO GL0THIN ooo ooo -oo oo Our stck is larger than for years. Can Goods, Fresh Buckwheat, Floor, Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacc Snuff, And all things necessary f r outer man ti e inner and We will be pleased to show you and name prices that will compete with any, qsality considered. Farrar, Gaskill & Co. T7DGBCOMBE 1 EWELRY QTORE XUDGECOMBE v EWELRY OTORP We have moved into oar Kf STOBEll the W BUILDING. We have for sale the Justly CKLXBRATKB HOUSEHOLD and DOMESTIC OUR GOOD ARE AS REPRESENTED- We offer for sale the CHEA PEST and If oa ATTRACTIVE STOCK of JE W$LR 1 EVE.K SEEN in Tarboro. It should to Seen to be Appreciated. . A few articles may be mentioned: rANCTABLZ AJTD HOKS AL0ENIN0 Seal, Fancy Set, and Plain Oold JLngagement Kings; Silver and Plated Table Ware, Clocks, Specs, Geld Pens, Gold and Silver Thimbles- Fancv Good . Vases, Meerschaum Pipes in Case REPARINQ ABPECIAIiTYr promptiy done and in the nost WORKMANLIKE MANNER They stand at the HEAD of the list In ever respect save PRICES which are LOW. CHAMBERLAIN & RAWLS. Opposite Siaton ft ZoellW . dlknaH BiW Cwli AUTUMN!! IT IS USELESS To say anything further about our As it is an established .fact that they all other and N0NE SUCH hare ever been brought to T A. Ft B O JttL O, bat we will say in this issue that our CHILDREN and BOY'S CLOIHIIG ARB EQUALLY SICE. THAT OUR SUITS Are of High Gracl and THE CORRECT STYLE That we have the OYER COATS to Fit a Child 4 years old to the Iar g est JtMan. That the 8hapes of oar HATS, HATS ARE THE LATEST. That we still Claim to sell the beet Children's Shoes. That our Immence stock of FLANNEL VESTS FOR Children, Ladies und Gentlemen Are Larger than ever. That we can sell you H O SIERT At all Prices. That we display the Greatest variety of patterns in .Garnets and Oil Clotles. That we have most anything in TRIMMINGS. VELVETS, JETS, WIRE BRAID, BEAVER and ASTRA B II AS PLAID Thawe have the most General Assortment IN Xttrboroug-h. Tbat oar Goods re of SUPERIOR QUALITY. TLat our Prices are NO HIGHER than they are of larger Cities That we have LADIES JACKETS, AHD WRAPS, CHILDREN AND L HISSES CLOAKS. L. fleironer & Bro. DRESS GOODS 0NEST GOODS, HONESTLY MADE, j FOR AN (JONEST pRICEj -AT- T. H. GATLIIVS. to Much of my spring purchases are j now in and ready for the inspecUon of the public. A cordial invitation is extended to all. An examination will prove their SUPERIORITY WtESS GOOD8 AT 5C YARlPf DRESS GOOD8 AT 6iC. YARD. DR GOODS AT IOC. YARD. DRES4 GOODS AT 12C. YARD. " DRESS GOODS AT 23C. YARD, ? DRESS GOODS AT 25C- YARD. DRESS GOOD8 AT 38C. YARD. DRE88JOOD8 AT 37C. YARD. DRESS GOODS AT 42C YARD. DRESS GOODS AT 50.;. YARD. DRE88 GOODS AT 75C. YARD. ' DRESS GOODS AT fl 00, YARD ALL POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. EPHEB ROBES, EMBROIDERED AT, B TROSS CLOTH. KBINCLE CLOTH, TAMISTE CLOTH, HENRIETTA CLOTH, NUNS VEILING, y CANVASS CLOTH GINGHAMS. Calicoes at 5c and the Very Best at 6c a Yard. 8ILK Mira, AND KID GLOVES, LAWN ONLY 4 Cts. HOSIERY of EVER V VARIETY. ZIEGLER-8 SHOES. A Choice Selection of Crock ery and Glassware. T H. Gratlin. Tarboro. N. C. Marc'i. 81. 1887. NO MORE EYE-GLASSES. NO WEAK nosE K YES t MITCHELL'S EYE-SALVE A Ortain, Safe and Effective Remedy for SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES. Producing Lang-Sightedne8, and Re storing the Bight of the UkL Cnres Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Tu mors, Red It yes. Matted Eye Lashes, and Producing Quick Relief and Permanent Care. Also, equally efficacious when used in other maladie-, such as Ulcers, Kev -r Hores, Tu mors, 8a t Rheum, Burns, Piles, or wherever Inflamation exists, MITCHELL'S SALVtt may be nsed to advantage. Soli toy all Druggijta it 25 Coats. 3t4 WANTED I M MEDIATELY. Ladies to work for a wholesale boose on Needle work at their homes, (Sent any distance'). Good pay can bo made. Evervthmir furnish ed. Particnl rs free. Address Artistic Needlework Co.. 135 8th St., N. Y. Kt4 LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring Stock for 8oups, Made Dishes and 8au es. Annual sale 8 000,000 ja-s. LIEBIG COMPANY'S fcXTRACE OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic, "Is a success and a boon for which nations should ferl grateful, fee ''Medical Preos," 'Lancet, "Sc. GENUINE WITH BLUE SIGNATURE OF BARON LIE BIO in fac-simile across label. Highly recommended at a night cap instead of alcohol. c drinks. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To be had of all Storekeepers, Growers and Chemists. Pole Agents for tne united states (wnotesaie only; J. Davis &Co., 9 Kenchurch Avenue. London, England. ' 3t4 L AND SALE3 ! ! ! By virtue of a decree made at February term, '887, Edgecombe dnperi tr Court in an actio , then pending, wherein Mamie II. Lyon was plaintiff, and James M. Maro. defendant. I shalL as Commissioner on the 6th day of February, 1888, at the Court House door in a'boro, jn. (j , sell James Mayo's interest in the following tract of land. Ivino- an 1 being in the county of Edgecombe .-Three-elhts of a tract contalninir 150 a -re. mentor less, adjoining i the lands of M.J. Pattle. J. C. Bellamy and others and c<ed tls$ensoii Place. One tract called the Bill Land. co6tainiag 137 acres, more or less, ad- Mtt taBds Mrs. Jf liza Porter, H J. aad. jderu. One tract mIImI tho MnAo1nlne the lands ot Henrv W. Goraam aa4 others containing by estimatloi 50 acrea. Terms CASH, JOS. J. MARTIN. Comeoi?siouer. This 2nd January ,1889. 2t4 AND SALE. By virtue of a decree taien in the Superior Court 01 Halifax county, In a case therein pending, woerela 0 J xeeca, administrator of Manisa attioa piainuttsoa u'i ayette Dtck- 11 on the 6th ens acd ottiers defendents, I shall on day of February, 1888, at the krart House door, in Tarooro, sell at public bidding a certain tractof land lying and being In Edro- combo county, the same being the land owned oy sua ftiauisa Btaton, deceased, containing 40 acres, more or less. The sal of said land is subiect to the life estate of Hoyett Staton, husband of Manisa f taton. Terms of sale: One-third cash and, the balance in twelve months with interest at 8 per cent. Title secured nntll puronase money This 4th day of January, 1888. B, J. KEECH, , Admlnlrtratof. YOU WANT A BUGGY?. A Eight, 9 yliau 8ide-bar Buggy can be' had f ot only ..f f - V . '-' ' -$65 "Ac &&9 Apd the same with a Top for onvl $15 more, $SO All Made by Cl $90. M. L. HUSSEY, CARRIAGE BUILDER, TARBORO, N. C. Side -Bar Buggies finilt i Baia8 Horn, Siorm and Brewster Springs, are a Leading Specialty. The largest and beat Selected stock ever seen in Tarboro,' now od hand. Send for ILLUSTRATED Cata logue containing styles and prices. REPAIRING In all its branches promptly done at Lowest possible prices. - Office and Sales room in Jare UUUU'D b Lores, corner fliain A' Mtly APRII,, 7th, 1887. JAR RTVER MILLS, TARBORO, N C. LUMBER, LUMBER, ROUGH ANp DRE8SED, Laths, Stove-Wood, &c AT MILL OR DELIVERED. ' . - - j MEAL, HOMINY, and i j 4 -, . ;; . MIXED FEED GROUND . TOLL: Meal for Sale. Prices ( heap as the Cheapes Respectfully, .TAR RIVTR MILLS. 2T3 a oo oo O B pa H f B o w O o 1 1 o a o o O z CO s Cu o c 3 3 o a a- Bt 5" nrq Q b a. :: cc H o O i o a rjISSOLUTIpN. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersign ed as Grocers In the town of Tarboro and Greenville N. C, under the .style or firm of D. Lichtensteln A Co. It this ay dissolved by mutual consent and that the Bald bnnlneett will in future be carried on by the said D. Lichtensteain Tarboro North Car- -lina and I ichtenstien A Scnnlti t Greenville, M. C. who will receive and pay all the debts of the late partnership. ' . D. I rCHT8TIBN. . H. Morris A Bros., Tb sinking my patrons ortheir kind and liber il patr nage in' the past it will be my constant endeavor i-i the future, to merit a c rDtl auSuee of the same. Mr stock will be increased" and my motto "quality and quanti ty" Respectfully, ' . D. LlCHTXHTEiH. ' N. flt. All persons who ar indebted to us or hold, eg any accounts against te late Arm wi I present them for settl-ment. D. LlCHTKNSTIBN. pHE OCCONEECHEE HOTEL, ', HILLS BORO, N. C, fob mal.e: v, Tne property consists nf two adfrtnin!? loUof one acre each. No. 1 has a hotel, bnildlng, newly refitted and as good as new, with twenty rooms besides basement -rooms and outhouses. Rooms well furnished with new furniture. No. 9 bas m building, b jilt five years go as a dwrll'n hou-e. with twelve rooms. Tne whole property is we '1 suited for a summer and winter, resort. Plen ty of shade, extensive lawns and water equal 1 1 any. Willi sell the whole together or eitb- . , erlot separately. Also a tractof land con taining 88; 1-9 acres, thr.-s miles from Hills-. boro, oo the Durham rod. Good grain and tobacco fajm For price and terms apply to . . K U. POGUK, U West Clinch ,8tr, Knoxville, Tenn., T I or D. C. PARKS. 8t8 I - Hillsboro, N. C. j 4- "DATENTS. P. A.' TjkhMann, Washiaiirton, D. C. 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The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 2, 1888, edition 1
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