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- nbii -bed Every Thursday. V
raF7t:l ' PROFBETOB
r. . "TTuBSCRIPTlON ,
ONh '--11
HX .Miia
in th4 United States, for sucn gooaa,
or where Buch.goodsj Kave reen lar-
chtsedvitb the pxpceeda or avails
of sach farm .products in ; foreign
countries, V such goods, warea or
merchandise shall be imported at
the following rates J of daty, to-wit:
One half the present duties t on all
manof ictures of iroil and steel; forty
per cenf. of the present doty on all
woolen and cotton
of which wool or cotton
I component material
Inefo' Mi-f insertion to i. advertisers.
Tww. rftveroaeme in local columns by
nr-laa lumj nc resrular advertisements, is eta
. ' ...... tnr ii4 Min KO cents.
AdvertlseuientB. dlseoattnucd before tbe time oue balf tho preset
eontractoa tor naa expireu. nm Wv o- i enwsre, cuiua. u
lentr&U lor time actually pumisneo.
wM 'rfMainatte8 or deatba. not to exceed pel
tea llnea, wot t inserted Iroe. au addiuonai i oa all maferial, use(l
matter wlU De cuarged 10 cts.. per line. - marjufaf.ju
. - rf.iT.t oiiwrtiaementa must be I -in tne manuiauu
Biadin advance. Regular advertisements win twenty fi.e per cefct.- of tLe present
ecol. ...1 promptly at the end of every month bseffine and
. i,Hnn. -atih hit news oraaisuus- j j "
.irnu. . matters oUclted.f o communica farmers' binding t wine.
(1 to will bo published that contains objectionaDie
aeraonaUUes. t&at withholds Ue name ol tlw
author, or that will make more than one column
goods or articles
may be the
of chief value;
duiy on eartb
iassw re; tli'tty
cent, cf the preseiit rate otdu)
f iartilizors or
a therroi anu
Dr G 8 Lloyd Is sick. -i
R A Brown hs returned
H K. Nash, Jr, is out again.
W L Coffleld was ia town Tuesday.
' Henry Staton left for V M I today.
Mrs P Ewoll has returned to Williamson
W H Powell, Jr, is back from Bicbmou I.
II B Sledge's family is at Panacea Spring.
J W Jones, Jr, haa re nrned t Trinity Col
lego.
Laurie Wcddoll returned Friday from 'ag8
Head.
Contrressmao B H Baan was iu town to-
i:ondy
Miss Etnm fcVea, of Raltigh, hs ro-
turned hoiucu
John VV B Ha tie has returned and is st! 11
ith .Mayor Clark.
J U EeM and family h ive rtturuc 1 from
-Sags He .-.d.
39 YiLtERE Stbeet, New Obleaks,
Wm. Radam, Esq..
Dear Sir I wish the afiucten nd
suffering to know that I positivi ly
assert that for twenty-nine t ai I
hare constantly suffered intecs-t go-
ny with that most terrible rfise ve
known as . hemorrhoids or iies, in
their very worst, form. I haro tri d
every avai'able prescription; Lut lo
n - curative etui, i iava takm one
iust (.which contained "ita gallon) of
Micros- Killer, and it has completr-
lv cured tee. It now fpeia like
dream that I ever suffered with lhat
disease. It also h is cured me r f n
inaHtiable thirst which I have had all
my life. Go try it, all mankind, and
do not let your prepuce mna you
affdiDst this world-renowned me ii-
cine li x possessen tan meiris jl
would crive all the fcffl e'ed ail and
t
1 r-n r n n
WMOLESALE':
i H
BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHaSES .SJirJfil!"1 COST FOR CASH
VW oo. y'tour, all grades; 25 66i. Sugar; 71 Volumes and Syrup: 25 JIb' Vinegar; 50 ZV& -Pwr Z art; 40.0C0 JVne 7)ay (r,ianf ,
ured specially for dairy usej; 200 ooa;3 Toha t o all grade); 20 bbts. Iiail 'Jioad and Gail &; Ax Snvjfe; J..C00 Sitiokijig Tobacco; 100 '
j aunary aoap; m vanea lye; 100 cTaf 7 .aundry Starch; im,wn fapev Sack au size; Jit aw J a per, dr. fe , 20,000
A'b. 1 Timothy Hay; T,50O HuhJiHh W Aite 2 Jia: Oat; 50 Sack Mice Meal fhc fmeHlfocd far stock that can l.e obtained)
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. WE KEEP A
; AT RETAIL WJIIC1T W- OFFERAT LOWEST MARKET PJ.'cj s
L Heilbroner has returned from a visit to I as many jugs as thy need to bring
1
tb Is paper. -
Tm; 'jdltor Is not re3trnslble tor views express-
by corroaDondents.
pr-All business connected wltb
ordt. c tnBura prompt atteut' .
b office, in 1
should be
The ISOUl XliBXEK,
r.' BO !, N.C
tt
o.,a
Thd
bi nAV,
A SLANDEROtS IXGRATE.
Dr. Eugene Giisfoib, for many
long years aper siiner on the bounty
of Democrats and by grace of their
eood will, Supenntendf nt of the
State Insane AIam, at Rale gh, is
now a denizen of Denver, Colorado
i
That is all riJhfc. He left hie
ihe PostOfflee at Tarboroutrh. N J country for hie country's good. He
has, however, brought about au in
terview with himfeelf and cansed the
same to be published in the Den
ver Rf publican o August 13th.
In tbis he abuses North Carolina,
uttering the mo
hoods in fact
whole statement
t-.i in
oid-claas MaU.er.1
iepttmbcr 4, 1S90.
DEHOGKATIG N
Tor Chief Jastics of ib lvpim- Cturi;
HON. A. S. MERBIMOX.
: extracts.
Tw kptn .T f fVa SniifBWH Cffflri i errate
fiON. Vi ALTER CLARK,
t shameless false
and in short the
is a tissue of lies,
We have only room for one or two
Hear the glowing in-
Fflr Supwior Court Judges :
1st Distiict Geo. 11. Brown, Jb ,
.of Beaufort.
2nd District. ; Henht R. Bbtak, of
Craven. -r
" .4th District Spies Whitak 1 1, of
'Wake.. i
5th District R. W. Winston, of
Granville.
6th District . T. Boykut, of
'Sampson.
7th District James D, McTveb, cf
Moore.
- 8rh District- R. F. Armfield, of
- Irednll.
1 10th District - Jsro. Gray Btnum,
of Burke.
11th District W. A. Hoke, of
XiincblD.
, . .
For Solicitor :
1st District J. H. BLotnrr, of
'Perquimans.
2nd District J, M. Geizzakd, of
Halifax.'
' 3rd District -Jno. E. Woodabd, of
Wilson.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Fob the Sehate
RICHARD H.
5th District
SPEIGHT.
Fob Housr of Resextatives.
JAMES T. HOWARD
JESSE BRAKE.
CCHJaTTY TICKET.
Fob- Sheriff.
WILLIAM T. KNIGHT.
Fob Treasurer.
SAMUEL S. NASfJ.
For Clkrk SuPEHrort Court.
EDWARD PENNINGT(;N.
Fob Regis. ier of Deeds
JOSEPH J PI F I'M A N.
, Fob Coboneb.
WILLIAM J. LAWRENCE.
For Sdbvetor.
LODISS PENDER.
"North Carolina is, one of the old
original thirteen, colonies It is
practically in a state of commercial
etagnation, due largely to the politi
cal prejudices tnat exist there. The
depression is certainly largely at
tributable to the conduct of the
Democrats there. If a Republican
goes there with ho po'itiaal ambition
he is treated decently.
The moment,! however, he aspires
tc political favor an antagonism to
I -uself and bis business is at ci c
developed. I do not want to wae
tLe bloo'y sLirt, but if you detire
facts concerning the mode in which
jjenrocrais carry on polities in joru
r
give them to you, b
there all my life
Northern markets.
Jos J Martin and Donnell tillliani are at
tending Martin com t.
ECfctnzand Jeff Fount via of Falkland,
were in town this week.
Knrp.ne WMtohead and mothT, of Scotland
Neck, are visitine at eW 1 uray 8.
Mifges Lizzie and Eelen Porter have re
turned from Virginia.
Caat John U FoxhiU iefc Thursday to ac
ccpt a 6ituation iu Alabama.
Jss Pender and wife have returned from a
visit near Battlcboro.
J. ha : aws n, ith his daughter tel.
s visiUcg hi brvtht r, U b Dawson.
J R Gaskill and family hava left for a visit
to Washington, N J, via JNcrlolk.
Mias Venie Holland, living near Kalelsjh,
was here Monday en route f jr WiUiamston
Eldpj P 6 Lc-ster has been renominated by
the Democrats of the ITifia Virginia jjistrioi.
itr raav Baltle returned from an exttnl
ed triD to tho Northern Mill'nery mark, ts
last wees.
Wra H L. Staton and little son. Marsha
have returned from a visit in the Western part
of the State.
Miss Nellie Ellis of Saratoga, Jennie Moore
- . . i Hi . 1 nt Vmivitlte
or WiUiamston, ana Aiary wiwciu ui
are visiting Miss Placide IhlgDen
Miss Lottie Dancy leftFriJay for Etatesville
whera she has ac-epteu a posiuju iu
Female College.
W SVHarerave has inst returned fro a Ad
dison. West Vinrinia. where he has been to
nav a thirtv thousand dollar cl ilm in t he
vv asnington Xilie insurance vjmpnuy
Mia Marv Brown, of New Berne, a srradn-
ate vt the Nashville Normal School, and Miss
Hunter Sonthgate, of Durhiin. a.-e assisung
abrnt. a cure. This testimonial
ouht to show the Microbe Killers
efficacv. I consider the Microbe
.
Killer paramcunt.
I reniun, most lefpectiu.iy,
Mbs. E. E. D Walaon.
For sate by C H. Jenkins, & Co.
IH1E' LE
WAREHOUSE
Iix Ttie
Advice to tlie Aged
Uer ana torpid liver.
iEVLfL. uiduevs and blad
LEii
ms
nave a peirie erreei on l"""""7
stimnlatins- tne bowels, Jfiviu
s;rlfiogr, ana
IMPARTING VIGOR
Li,inTL bladder and liven
Tney are adapted to old or young-.
SOLD EVEEYWHEItE.
has bcenan as-istant for several teesiocs.
healthy place
would not be
consideration.'
Be it known tht
of North Caro-
Carohna, I can
cause I have livjed
and am posted.
Agvn, speaking
lini :
"I would advise alt wide awake
men not to live in that c suntry, par-
ticulary R publicans, it is n; t a
for thm ai'd ihej
treated witii kindlv
Tine Hucfcleberrr Girl.
Vou may talk of your "love ia a cottage,"
And bowers of trellis'd vine;
But. oh, give me the Huckleberry maid
With the soft, sweet, swampy whin.
Her haunt is the darksome, sequestered Ehade,
Where the bull froz has his lair;
And she smiies at you. with nut-brown teeth.
Under saddle-coured uair.
four '.'love in a cottags grows hungry,
lour vine is a nest for nief ,
But the swamp angel, srruin, turns up
With th' stuffing for toothsome pies.
No milliner's bonnet caps her head,
For a quill "puke" ntles there -
"Will you buy berri- s ?" comes through nut-
brown teeth.
Under sad!e-colorcd hair.
hi communes with nature in her wild-
It's no cultivated park;
tier bosom's brown as th fest vs tick,
Her shoe, a tide-water mark.
i tae's a sorrel-eyed and shy ycunj thing,
And blushes at any stare
The while she skins her nut-brown teeth
Cuder saddle-colored hair.
1osse Battle.
August 28, 1890
never as-criai
he was kept
Dr. linssorij
L s iv i
tea au nis, so 10 cr as
fa' office by i a-iy
Democ atic legislatures. Djt.b;lts
he w mid still be Super intndeni. o:
the State L-njatic Asylnm had t o'
charges been preferred fcg.vinet hiu
f r gross inx'moraHty, conurlio'.i
peculation finrt beartlecs cruel v t
s patients, tie r eor ut fortunat t
'stricken of'hpaven." Th fe chare-
I
at length and patient !y
directors, Dr. Grip-
som being reptes- nted by able ccun
tel. two cf whom weie Colonel A
Waddell and ex Governor T J.
vere considered, how-
ben 'proven aod Dr.
reed to abdicate.
An Offensive Hreatli
is m.6t distressing, not only to the person
r.ffl c!ed if he have any pride, Lut to those
with whim he comes in ci ntacl. It is r.
delicate matter t speak of, but it has
parted not only frier ds b it 1"Vts. Bad
breath and catarrh are inseparable. Dr.
S ige's Catarrh R medy cures the worst
cases as thousands wi 1 testify.
es were heard
l y the board t
M,
Jarvis,
ever, to have
Grissom was ft
They
IBIS WOULD HELP.
With no hope of its being adopted
but, to instruct the country in the
evils and unfairness of the tariff
benatpr" Vance has introduced the
following amendment to the Mc
Kinley billV
Whereas, From n--arly perj
in uihlo.y uuties upon r. reifju iai-
' "ports have be t I rel i !i h
avo.ved purpose of p-.-uoi f
iiikniBu hi uLfjiicuMj in mtiiaci i; ; s,
and drawbacks or rebates have be u
.iven of the duties on rawmatena
u.'e 1 in the manufacture of all artilfs
exported for the same purpose; and,
Whereas, Por the encouragement
of the production of spirits and to-
b icco all internal taxei ere refunded
. . ,i i - i ,. ,
upuu uube articles wnicn are ex
ported abroad; and,
Whereas, bounties have long been
granted jtorO$fishermen by a d aw-
back of duties upon the the salt used
In l .. 1 3 1 i
itx u iu uubuicbb, tuu euDsiiiep sre
propped- 8AdJn4ha building and
saahigf MpB- ni; (:-"
Whereas,-. Agrieiilturej .being the
greatest and most imnottant of all
o?rJtntwtrsKa qot "been" and in
f i&ri50 t-ppose having
for most part proved fhbllylun
avaihSgVanV - r'fYTTVVf I
- Wxrereas,' It is uesirable to do im
and- to .give no xne an. advantage
ov (the -. Ojthjers, . and inasmuch as
thrilgno' oief way : by which
ftgi iculture can be compensated for
its contributions to ' the suppoit of
manufactures; Therefore
Be it enacted, 'etc., that in all
caseVwhere it can be shown by satis
factory .proof to the Secretary of
the Treasury tht any good, wares
or merchandise imported into tbis
conntryMiavA,een purchased abroad
by any citizen of the TJuTfe Statp
o
If Democrats are go re'entless and
implacable in their- bitterness, why
wa he, an open and avowed Repub
lican, retained for so long a series
of terms in omcebJXerSbcx ats
His career drives the livintr lie to
his words.
Every one
welcome is
nw residents
State ' than
His politics
into. It is
sons Jo some rascality t
gTee, ieial .ri
A e does
. e of 1L
jj or sever
knows, no beanie- p.
accorded anywhere, to
Sucking a home iu h
au Worth Carol i.
are nver inquired
only wL. u I e i- '
Woman's Yfork;
, Thf r. is no tr.il to the asks w ir-b daily
;onirout the good imiacuie lo be a
-U('CBsiul housekeeper, the first requisite
is goon neaita. n w can a oroan con
4end against the trials and worries .f
housekeeping if she be suffering from
those distressing irregularities, ailments,
and weaknesses peculiar to ber sex? Dr.
Tierce's Favorite Prescription is a specific
ior tbese aisorders. Ihe only remedy,
sold by druggists, under a positive eaar
antee from the manufacturers. Satisfac
tion guaranteed in every case, or money
reiunded. nee printed guarantee on bot
tie wrapper.
poli icl
iUtll t!l5
at liii pet'i
, is se re i. d
ujo.iu mental
a f-truction of thf iSt
pulnican, an'5
iv- D today it
can State by a
-.e it was P.t-
if 'a f-ir ct tint M'as
would be a Repub i
i;u r ui;ijo:i r. i Here
are 800,000 wfcites and 650,000 ne
groes in the Sdate at presen-. Y'. ry
tw negroes vote t he Democratic
ticket. In 187Q the Democracy ai ed
the State by a series of outrages on
rrlit i.l .rvK4-t. A . i i .
uguw, pv. ijbi,uaiea ny an
order known is the Invincible Em-
piie. The reiult of this political ex
citement was to intimidate the ne
groes by shot jun r ots. Latt r the
present mod of carrying elections
wag adopted and violence was dis
carded. Even now. the VOt.A in iror
LI v.v .w T
cioe ana it piny where near a fair
count was oivin th st-.ie would be
permanent 'y
P. tor, black ht a
ungrateful G
lbbOU.
k ; i nyifcl",
o shander ti e
mothtr tbat sb bountifully, liberal.
and honorably
you remained
now, she wou
nourished yon while
rue to your'ti 1 ! Ev n
q draw the mmLe cf
charity over ybur misdeed-, but you
will not
Ush the great spacific for."rtnM
head? and oitarrh Dr Safe's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
Merit winajrae' the marvelous sue
C6 as of HoOrl'ltSaVsar.. 11 i fet,
rue meJicinil mfrif.
BabyOncSoIid Sore.
-fried Krerytlimjj witbout Relief
Wo Best Wight or Har- 4 'urea by
I'utlrura Remedies.
My baby, when two months old, had a breaking
ouiwi.hwhat the doetjr called oczema. Her
head, arms, feet and bands were each oce solid
sore. I ta-ied everything-, but neither the doctors
nor any thine else did her any kooO. We could
Ket no rest day or night with her, In my ex
tremity I tried the Cutlcura Remedies, but I con
fet I ' no faith In them, lor I had never tried
.o.i. lo iny great surprise, In one week's time
Uer begming to nse the Outlcura Remedies, the
dores were well, but I continued to use the Re
solvent lor a Utile while, and new she Is as fat a
baby as you wjsh to see, and as sound as a dollar
I believe my t aby would have been dead if- I
had not tried Cutlcura Remedies. I write thfs so
mat evert mother with a babj like mine and
irriOTiiuucuiuflitriere wa medicine tnat will
cure the worst eczema, and that medicine is tue
Mrs. BETTIEI DTKKNKR.
ixKikhart, 'iexas.
Cuticura Resolvent,
The new "Blood and kin Purifier nd vure-t
.Mil 1,4b, r.f Ulimk TJ n, .1 . H - . . . "'
" " " v. uuiuv, akujcuob, juujrntiuy, aau
'Jutleura, the great Skin Oure, Cutcura Soap an
exqult-lte Skin Beaulifler. externally have cared
thousands of enses where the shedding of scales
measured a quart daily, the skin cracked, bleed
ing burning and itching almont beyond human
endurance, hair Utelesa orall gone, suffering- ter
rible What ot ler remedies have made dikIi
cures?
Sold Everywhere Price, Quticura, 50c; Soap, 25c
rM' -lvent, $1. Prepared by the POT I KK DEUU
A CHEMICAL CORiOK A'HOIt Boston
KSuSen.t for "How to Cure Skin Diseases 64
paes, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
PLES, black-heads, red rough, chap
ped, and oily skin prevented by Cutl
cura Soap.
Bv virtue of an execution placed
in mv hands against Battle Bryan
and Joshua Killebrew and iu favor
of A. T. Brr se & Co I " ill sell at
public silo f r cash before the Court
Housed or in laibirnon tionaay
OL 13th 1890. at 12 m the follow.
Mrs Hughes' with her school. Miss Southgate jnp. described property, to wit :
Oac, bouse end l-t ui tne town oi
Tarl oro, the present reeidet ce of the
said Battle Bryan and known a part
of lots No 15 find 26 in the plot of
paid town, it being the prp-Hy of
U.e said Bat! le Bryan.
O ie tia t of land in township No.
I. Edgecombe -ounfy, sdjoiring the
lanis cf W. T. G'ay and ot'r con
taining 662 acreo more or less a id
known as the HatcLet swamp far;:i,
it being the property of the arid
Battle Bryan.
One tract of land iu.Townehip N . 1
Edgecombe county adjoinitg thf
Hatchet swamp farm and other land
and containing 256 acres more or
less and known as the Shiiley p'ac.
it biug the property of the said Hit
tie Bryan.
One lot of lai d in the tow!! ;f
P'inceviile coutair i; g acres m re
or less ilso the projerty f the 'id
Battle Bryan.
One tract of Lnd iu tuvvi ship Nc
6, Edgecombe county adj iijing th
lands of Thoa. Anderfon nd ot b( r
containing 7)0 acres more or less
known as the Johnston farm, also
the property of the paid Bat'le Bry
an.
Orio tract of land :n townsliip No.
1V idjoining the landi of Baid Josh
ua Jiii.obrew, D. I. Britt and othpr
and known as the Garrett land c n
taining 685 acres more or less, the
property of the said Joshu iKdlebrtw
One tract of land in township No.
11 adjoining the lands of Mary Edge
A. B. Nobles and c hers -known as
the Johnston place containing 165
acres more or less, the property of
the said Johua Killebrew.
One tract of land in township No.
II. adjoining the lands of Repsy
Pe 1, Jno L Wiggins and others con
taining acres more or less the
property of said Joshua Kiilebtew.
One taact- of land in township N).
11, adjoining the Gtrret land Repsy j
Peel, W, M. Pippen. O C. Farrar !
and others whereon the paid Joshua
Killebrew now res:d r, con'ainincr
359 acros more or les- the property
of SHid Joshua Iv 1 ewew.
One tract of lmd in township No
12, adjoining the Javids of Dr. C. L
Ji.iiiebrew and others and knon as
the Bulloek pace a'ntuniia 500
acies more or 'es, the pr p' rty of
the said Jestiu; Ki'lebrr-'-. .
W. T. KNIGHT,
HLerifT Edyeconi'o?- C 'mi v
Tor .vo' N.C. JuW 5: , 1890.
I
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COOPERS MAMMOTH ill BRICK WAREHOUSE,
1
Upward
determine
I iti.d ouwkrd has beeu its honorable career for the past eevenfcean years, ml it enters upon another new crop year better prepared a
d than ever to protect the farmers' every interest and contribute t the co.ufort. convenience and rreneral well lifting nf nil nimr
- -. . . . .. ,. - . o r vu.
nenuers-ii toaay nas more buyers ana 01 a better class, representing a gteir nnmber of the largest dealers and manufacti
Stat s rd Onala. and controls more money than at any previous period of its history as a tobacco market, and there is trreate
and more
patror
urers in the United
er demand nn 1 ron-
seqnentiy more active competition for all grades of ths leaf sold here. The conditio a of the market was never better or its future brighter than now
and our b yers are determined that Henderson shall continue to be what it is now, . 0
THS LEADING BRIGHT TOBACCO MARKET I NORTH MOLINA.
Our local nan if c. ;iing inter;. a hvo been jrea'.ly increased, while Ihe demand from abroad is al.;o greater th in ever before. While an abunlanca of
o-nind for all grades of tobacco, it djes not require any labored effort to
nd to those who know anything of Henderson we need not say the best
- T . 1 .1 . , - . -I
rf.TH .401e c-p ini at taa uyors cin-,.nitru and ai ctV9 ana ever mcrr -.tno;
how why it i to the larunrs' a kin!a ;e to eli ia ttie Haneron im kef,
place to sell is at the "OLD RELIAl?f.F'
use !
It is tho largest and bsst lighted, the in 8L cmva i -Ij nd comf irtably a -ranged, and EVERY PILE OF TOBACCO SOLD ON ITS FLOOR lo
MADE TO BRING ITS FULL VALUE. It ia centrally located and is fitted ; ia the b?st possible manner for Hhowinjr to good advantage all tobacco
put upon its floors. The accommodations for farmers and their teams is -surpassed by-no warehouse in the South, and nothing is left undone th.it will
ad I t the comfort or satisfaction of it patrons. - . . . .
D. T. COOPER gives his strict parsoui! att'-nt -a to the selling of all'fc .1 a -c, the smallest pile that ia brought ia bv the rorest fanner whi drives
1 1 1 . , 3 -i 1 - . . . - -
;iu ui tjaiu rt-uwiviug me aauio lane vuu coiisiat'iHu n as n e oipgtbi ioaa arasn oy iour norses nitcrjed to a covered wagon The idea with us always
is to SATISFY OUR PATRONS, and we can be.t do tht by TREATING ALL ALIKE AND GETTING THE BIGGEST PRICE FOR THEIR
TOBACCO. Special attention to all shipments from a distance with the prom ?e that V
pro;
PIM
FREE FROM RHEUMATISM.
In one minute theCuticur a Antt
Paio plaster reUeves rheumatic.
sciatic, hip, kidney, chest and mus
cular pains and weaknesses; The first and only
instantaneous pain Killing; plaster,
Yea too
CONSUMPTION COUGH OR COLD
BRONCHITIS Threat Afectlcn
SCROFULA "Wasting cf Flesh,
Or mny Dlson uJinr thm TTirxmt and Zm
r Xnfl, Xach f BtmatX r iTm
yo can relieved and Cured fry
4 MMTARY BOARDING SCHOuLtSS-?,0:
LocMUa ruaonfor Boat r sad Hralth. ' Full raum ol
uidjrpr prpraam for fclghnl rtmrnMof CoHwe. u
Unlmillia OoantnCWI KwiMerise. Umpku Com.
ET1 owrw-" ymU Co"e In Trtwpfcjr Vraoanatorr
J'pl OoftCo. to Art mlliue. OuHCinM
. """" ' - w neKvser. wtui nail nnn.
COL. A. C DAVtS, W1IISTI..0.
J at at
COOPER'S
I don't
Frerf
Cooper,
The old reliable
Cooper's K Riaurant
I have been In the
restaurant business
many year?, d :is
all my pan ot, know
T always kip thfi
HIV KST OYSTERS
in the m:uket an 1
can serve them in
any style.
All kinds of fresh
.meats every day.
If
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.1!
PURE COD LIVER OIL.
ATr "VVlth, Hypophosplilteg.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
nbmtltnte.
Sold bj all XruggUta. -
FOR RENT.
o:o:.-c:o:o:o:o:0:0
TLe corner Store, formerly known
as the Woolard Stai.d More re
cently Mallept's Corner and the
large ware house siz? about 40x40 ft.
lo the rear of store is for rent. iThis
ia a good stand perhaps the best m
tarboeo for a retail, or wholesale and
retail Grocery Store. Apply to R
C. Brown of Tarboro, or the under
signed at Hamilton, Martin Co. N.O
J. W. SHERROD & BRO:
July 26-90 d5w4
-Sale.
Two full blooled Jersey Bull Calve,
three and five months old, exceedingly
well grown. Apply to
JNO. L, BKI0GEES,
0 git lhK PO WELU
No Hoosc or-JIarbet Shall Sell For Iliglicr Prices Than i Do!
QUICK SALES, HIGHEST PRIf.XS AND PROMPT REMITTANCES in every instance. Determined that COOPER'S WAREHOUSE shall in
the future as in the past maintain its proud distinction (won after long years of t.ttient and industrious labor in behalf of the farmers') as THR LKADFR
IN POUNDS SOLD, BIGGEST PRICES AND HIGHEST AVERAGES PAID FOR ALL TOBACCO SOLD ON ITS FLOOR, I Lk a continence
of the brne liberal pntroLaga tha- has been accord ol me hsr. tofore, promisi-g my best personal endeavors in behalf of my patrons at all times.
Hogsheads Furuisfoetl Free -
Tobacco &raa,e&ubu,Careful and JExperieneeil Hamls.
Very Trnly, the lobacco Farmer's Friend.
t . li ' 1 - mm
FOR
Whyn I re' urn Twill tell y -li what I bought. In the meantime;
of
o o
Tobacco
II am prepared to supply the fbIlowiV.& Standard Brands
veiy c! se prices:
Uarlr Morkse, True Hluc, Old Rip. Old
Si, ip Top arid Gravely.
: ' ' . -ALSO '
WILL BE GIVEN AT
OUR'
O
E
to
CA"
CLOSE OUT AS MJCH OF THE S TOCK ON IIA.D A
i"S"You wiil d ) well to aviil you; self of this opportunity.
' Respectfully, .
L. HEILBRoSeR, Manaqer.
My Koyal Gem I
EST FLOUR ON
and Only ask a
iPATENT
Claim to be THE
THI3 MARKET
Trial.
o -
A. LARGE STOCK OF
SUGAR. COFFEE MOLASSES, ' SALT. HAY
KM MEAT.
NEW GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND AND DAILY ARRIVING.
-ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
WLich will be sold low; -The public' are invited to call at my store
goods in almost any line'and 00 jj pare price?. I am prepared to meet
ompetiiionand will take pleasure in showing goods an I quoting yr
t, cxchM.p of ta-- U 1 6k)-J vfSTaB&S:
tOOTTABOWNK.Chmft.N.V
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