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THE SOUTHERNER,
! ':'' ' : TAJtBOKO, N. C.
Entered at Postofflce as second class matter.
Thttbstay. ....... .... May 17, 1894
'DEMOCRACY 13 IMMORTAL.' 'THE
WORD DEMOCRAT STANDS FOR
HUMAN LIBERTY AND HUMAN
FREEDOM, AND II CANNOT DIE'
SXKATOB VaxcB. '
We wonder if D. B. fltil can say
in the Fall campaign, 'I am a Demo
crat."
The W, N.
uaroiina Kailroad is
to be Bold
Salisbury.
by Mr. Chas. Price, of
President Cleveland has gone down
the Potomac for a ; few days salt wa
ter fishing and re creatioq. -
Chairman Wilson, who has been
South for his health has 1 so far re-
covered as to;
be
1 able to return to
Washington
He says he will take
part in the coming campaign.
No appointments, except those of
foremanships, are , to be! made by
Public Printer Benedict until he has
reduced the force which' he found
nearly twice
be.
as large as it 'ought to
r
Washington City is going through
an old fashioned small pox scare. It
has been on for nearly a jweek - and
the arrival of a negro from Chicago,
on Saturday, with the disease fully
developed has aggravated U, and the
doctors are reaping a harvest. Ev
erybody and his wife and children
are getting vaccinated, j
Mt. Airy News says: Printing of
fices are not run for the fun of the
thingV They are business enterpri
ses, pure and simple.
It; is just as
logical A to ask a
donate a certain amount oil cash to a
private enterprise as to giye the use
of his type without even an! acknowl
edginent. How many there are who
fAaMBt illjj'f a.! i il . '
Jorget this fact
when
tney nave
concert, lecture
or Other entertain
ment, that may; come in the list
just when " . they want from j 50 cents
to $5 worth of gratuitous'- advertu
sing. . 1
xae sad news comes from Vene
aeia that the cities of Mefida, La-
UunUlas, Chiguara, j and San Juan,
situated m the northwest of the Be-,
public in the region of the Andes,
are reported as having . beei totally
acssroyea oy a fierce shock at 11
o'clock on the night of the 28th.
Many' villages are said to be iwrecksd
but details axe not yet to tba ha
The convulsion extended to Wts of
vuc ujaceni isepublic ot Columbia.
The full details i0f the catastrophe
will be learned slowly, but it is prob
able that 10,000 people have tier-
ished, and it is certain that the great
est Buttering prevails in tbe
places
i
r :
visited by the eatthquake."
lThe Chief Justice l and Justices
Arery and Bur well, whose opinion
was asked by the Governor j as to
whether .'certain - of the Judges ap
pointed to vacancies held for the
term or only till kuccessors j should
be elected at the approaching elec
tion, have given an opinion that they
ao not noia for tbe term and that
. successors are to be elected i at the
approaemng election. In reaching
wns conclusion tney say that they
are governed largely by the cons
struction which the Legislature has
put on the Constitution. ;This opin
ionsetties the matter, and'-the peo.
pie -win nominate and will elect t, in
Noyember. News-Observer.
: The knot has at last been cut, and
Mr. F. M. Simmons' appointment
naa been confirmed by the Senate.
xnejsew Berne Journal says: !
jsnei as it is it tells a very; satis-
lactory piece of news. We are glad
o anow me matter is decidediNev-
er didja man work more faithfully or
mure enereetiealhr in &
camnaiim
than
one;
did Mr. Simmona in ft Via 1a.A
J u
-1 " aW uaaa
tt uou . me camnaiirn nn
eiouos 01 tnreatened defeat huntr
jr over ine etate by reason of
deiection to Third party ranks, but
election day showed the connsels of
tne enemy were brought to naught,
and the resultlwaa ih no smali de
gree attributable to the watchful
skiUand generalship with which he
as Chairman of the State Democratic
, Executive Comniittee managed tha
'SSfl - T5e offi hich has
been bestowed upon him is small
enough recognition of his faithful
d successful services - f
THE COUNTY SCPEBLYTKXDE(T.
It seems to us that the office tf
County Superintendent of Public In
struetion is zrerj impoitant, one,
and he who holds Jt should be ft man
well qualified in many respects. In
the first pltvoe, : be should have the
interest of education at heart, and
especially the education of the peo.
pie by the means allowed by the
present system of public schools, in
vogue i all over our State. In the
next place, he should be a man, who
"has the time to attend to this office
as it should be attended to," not
carelessly or indifferently as is so of
ten the case in a good many counties
in this State. In the third place, he
should be a man of a good education
himself, who knows what he is do-
ing, and understands his business. A
great responsibility rests upon a
County Superintendent,- of Public
Instruction.
Teachers are to be examined, and
certificates given fairly and impar
tially, , i based - not upon personal
grounds, but upon true merit Corns
petent teachers of oar public schools
can be obtained Only by fair, but
rigid examinations. In - connection
with the work of the Superintendent
should be a first class Board of eds
ucation, to manage the fi nancies and
exercise general management of the
whole system -
Edgecombe has, for the last few
years, had the moat competent pub-
lie school scholars both white and
colored, of any county in the State.
We make this assertion without the
least fear of contradiction, and it
has come to pass that a first grade
certificate, and even the second and
third grades means something. . In
competent persons cannot teach pub
lic school in this county.
In the last place we would urge
he election of a first class Superin
tendent, because it is a fact just at
this time, that a great many people
are not able to send their children
to private schools. Times are hard
and money is scarce. Give our peo
ple tne very best the money can af
wan uibi men so manage our public
schools. Make
our public schools I
Btrictly first class in every respect.
The magistrates have this matter
in charge and will make the selection
next month, on the first Monday.
They will do their duty. . ;
I How's This! ' i.
We offer One Hundred DoUam "Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured bv Hall's nn.h
Cure. I " . - V
F, J. CHENEY
& CO., Proprie
tors Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
. J. Cheney for thn leak ir
and believe him perfectly honorable I
ty BUI OUSineSS tTS.naaifina . ..1
nanciallyi able to carry out any obli-
gatftm ma.de by their firm. I
gists Toledo, O. Welding Kinnan &
Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
i ess a. max, wnolesale Drug-1
""y-"V-L
HaUs Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous , surfaces of the
?y"eahj "icef 75- Pr bottle. Sold
by au Druggists. Testimonials free,
LJ? "v1- h
Cexey Breaks Caap.
Aaa I HGT02". U. LL Mm T r--.T I
.Browne WOka (ha riwt : I
' J - Mil IT
j v u I " . aujj up u i
oay break: this morning and as soon
aa tney could get breakfast all hands
were Mt to worfl,r..K j I
into tne wagons, which lf fn- tm. I
densburg J with an advance guard ot
twenty-five men at 6 o'clock. For
the next two hours the entire force
was busily enmeed in .l,....
tne Old Site, burning tfi. uj
(ung and lea vine th mnt i. u
better 'condition than fhA tA .1
Just before leavino-
rangued hU followers and told them
be had to renort m.t Sfansf f mm- - : I
. wiu uiaui I ;
uouui report at court to receive
sentence 1 and that young Jessie Cox-
ey would be in commanr! mm , I
ji.o cuuia not mw
that wonld be as he might be sent to I
jau, but he begered them to ob- I
Jessie implicitly and throat- I
dismissal in disgraoe would immedi
ately follow any insubordinaUon
against aTessies commands. He said
he
did tniS; because he and .Toa.;.
had
. . i ,
a7t .i o-i uo
ww suuiH Limn im nui k
.v, niuir uie men mat all was I klBlc -reior
now harmonions. Than n..lnf mntw
CapitoLlesa tVtwnTirr'
ahaltof five tuiwle. wa.-Ska
f KtLv - 10 V16 c"b stone
for two blocks m the shade trees and
Ustened to some dukej Unjo play.
1?'"?
The people m the suburbs of
Washmgton adjoining the proposed
nS'n P-
Fo Ifevet whST f Mary,ftnd
vSeiae? -?hai f?1 "out
Sf?.r With
M l . . " -Mataarw BlUU I
vaU. irL "!e l P.re-
-y,rtm ; iiiuiues tney
ev P16" t0 tt tbe Cox
ey mobs to descend noon th- m.i;- I
- wpiwi, out aeoune to save them
in their own neighborhood. In the
httle town of-Hyattsville, (celebrated
for its adoption of the Henry Georire
HlDgle tax svatem. now 5
. " vinuuMfll
by the courts,) the citizens rang the
fir a Kali :.:.vi i uo
TMaaaV.j ai. J , aUOWBI
mtHr
- muiKi mucus wnen tn
the Coxey camn in thir-"lV"X
hood. 1 i "Bwor- i
?ts?a,
a body to the residanna ;n ti. I
densburg; of J. H. Eoderl HahiT
had tendered the
:7
ground. They receive
-w uiping I auofcurj aaa aiajor leaves is eonduo-
. .. . " mwibii
XaGLlon frnm aaah tV..Uu n .
cant satis- wng
, . -eiucr AOdfirera
or bis son J. Harrv Ttod.iH. ru. ' 1
r,o.T . T" UOSC
6""' wm do remembered .
r-v
coming into national pronunenee
some six. or seven -years aim in
section with the cn elari .ai"
wot
has
phone inyestisration hv .
Both of them announced themselves
as Coxey sympathizers Without ap.
proving his methods. Then the cit
izens left in anindiamank fnm..i
gape
mind, and later OoL Wright Biver a
retired officer Of the United Stat.
son
1
uy
Army, who lives near by, telegraphed
to Governor Brown, ox Mary Had, at
follows:
I have written you Coxey will ar -
at Bladenburf to-morrow Dca't
nve i
allow his horde to put our .. prcperty
and lives in peril.- j
x The Governor's reply is anxiously
looted for bv the citizens.
j A J try Ceapesed ef Wsaea '
x
Such an announcement may seem
Btrarge, but it is a fact. The jury
was an immense one too, and the
trial has lasted for many years. We
refer to the 4rial - of Dr. PiercVs Fa
vorite Prescription. As to its mer
its, there has been a unanimous ver.
diet rendered in its favor. Indeed
it would be impossible to get togeth
er any number of ladies who had
given it a trial who could come to
any other conclusion. It cures ul
cerations, displacements, removes the
tendency to eancerous affections and
corrects all unnatural discharges. To
those about to become mothers, it is
a real boon, for it lessens the pains
and perils of childbirth, promotes
the Eecretion , of an abundance of
nourishment for the child and short
ens the period of confinement.
WAsmeTox letter.
(From Our Regular Correspondent)
Wabbinqtoh, May 12, 1894.
The nomination of Hon. F. M.
Simmons to be Collector of the Fat
tern' "North Carolina District was
confirmed by the Senate late We
nesday afternoon. The many friends
of this gentleman throughout the en
tire State will feel that at last a wor
thy Democrat has received a part of I
nis just deserts. I
senator xtansom s Uommittee room
is just now the scene of some very
busy work. He has three men fixing
the River and Harbor bill so as to
in nr TUn aiViTa for r7e K
Carolina. The House aoDroorlatian.
I will be increased by our Senator, the
Cape Fear river and Harbor being
scheduled for a double amount. Sen
ator Ransom will do his best as usual
by all our Rivers and Harbors and
Harbors and Lighthouses.
Bepresentative Crawfotd and Mr.
George H. S ma then have prepared
an amendment to an appropriation
measure to be submitted to the Com
mittee, paying the heirs of Thomas,
etc, $68,000.
Representative Crawford and Mr.
Eugene Waugb; of Surry, saw the
President Wednesday. Mr. Clever
North Carolina
proposed to go aeain. Be exriresied
hrtl7 interest in the speckled trout
of the mountain streams.
T .
IsdDrMCntatlVA Knnn maIIa -4 Ik. I
Whit. Hook in lb, intoe.! of W.I.
rremdent had gone to Fredericks
ourg, did not see him. Mr. Bona
also called at the Postof&cs and War
Departments, i ;
Bepresentative Henderson and
Postmaster Sherrill are trying to in
duce the department to change the
site of the Concord office to Gibson's
drug store.
Bepresentative Grady called up,
and . the public building Committee
authorized him to report favorably,
Bepresentative
Bower'a Winston
public building bill for S 75.000.
Representative AlflTanrtar
before the same Committee with a
aiagram and description of the Char
lotte mint grounds, and urged action
on hi. bOl to lease a pordonforpark
purposes, as tne Committea ha.1
not heard from the Treasury Depart
ment the matter was postponed,
Bepresentative Branch was at the
War Department and learned from
tbe chief of engineers that aa sooa
f the engineer's final report on the
Ocracoke Inlet was receivVd that LI
POTtanS imDrOVemnt nnntr.At.,1
bv the tut rnnm..- i j . I
- , WMuawfeOU lur
- - "6o, wuuw oegin. i
danger u in cross currents.
representative Woodard has se-
cured Ih. .niv.inR ..t . n. I
Treasury Department.
Treaaurv DntrtmAn( I
Marion Butler is hnra ttenA;n
the meeting of the National Alliance.
He appeared befor
Commit tec. of which Mr Hand frann
is Chairman and I
the Government ownership nf th. I
miegrspn.
Ine .new schema
for saving the
Ppl dollars, by cuttinn off
lean tmnlw... .
MiiUOB gu UflC-
1689 employees in some of the de-1
Prtments has not yet been formally
incorDorated Tt ni v, i
uitu ciiect m a raw reufc-a : tu. ttt.
Pepartment In the Treasury there
s to be under the Doctor-. nmm;
' i.-j..,
of work so as to make tbe servico
moro effective at smaller cost. -That
gwat department has never rei-a
nnder any stan nni;i ipams and aches tronhlino. ti.Am
un I
jux. uariiaiA arama h i i i -
- vu,. uau,eu liU.uu-l.
vwusie seems disposed to ini-1
reform, that entire overhauling
ethods and elimination of bar
00 111 nHHrPn
-Uf Tll.D HU IMS
Someot Secretary Carlisle's
orm9 are not praised bv civil seA
ice reformere, although I do not
kDW ?,My tiong ofihe
rvice law.
la all the departments and inde-
nd6nl hat therei.?4nX
"f ministrative reforrT-not
only in the number and pay of the
employe,, but in the .yeigSant 15
J "
"ef W vrork. At
w jpisoi, mis leform ouarht to bo
introduced also. - There are at leas?
en hnn
by the Senate and the House, soma
u waom nave to ia me what a tire-'
some business it was to have to "hold
a chair dawn for' hours at a time
with nothing to do. These useless
places pay good salaries too.
, i i ...
iva vmuHLU 1-saTcl IS ID Wlflh-
loogfg
on"1 na 'woution-
j aiuiauijr. jae epenas most of his
5SiL 'alSTaS S
n. . T . , J.
1 , w v kJtM
tne Washington end. A. n
uuiera naa . who nave once started
aeivms m to tbe miaea of ih. ..t.l
Aeparsmeni, ne discovers that he
does not like to stop, although his
. . . - -
is nearly rounded out. He
secured a large quantity of orie-
taiaj iuu wui mi in .several
in the history of revolutionary
Bnvij vzcnerai Y LUiam David
and tne defeat at On wan 'a fTnA
wt n. " V1U
vKnwaius.
at r HnlfM.M .
, waa yesterday ap-
I pointed postmaster at Hickory, N.
I The Tariff debate in the Senate is
1 dragging alone. , s
J Coxey and h is army have been or
dered out of Wasbicgtoa' by the
Health Officer. They . will camp In
Maryland if the cliiiens 'of that
State will permU it One soldier
died yesterday. Typhoid fever de
veloped in the camp several days,
ago.
The President and his Cabinet with
other distinguished guests went to
Frederick borg, Wednesday to assist
at the unveiling of toe canna-snt to
the: mother of George Washington.
Mr. Caldwell, of the MObeorver,w
in my opinion, one of the foremost
editors in the South, spent several
days in this city, last week. He
spent a delightful evening at the
home of Vice President AJlai E. Ste
venson, of whom he is a warm admi
rer. He is for Adlaifor President.
aa-aa
- i Tired, Weak, Xerveu,
Means impure blood, and overwork
or too much strain on brain and
body. . The only way to core is to
feed the nerves on pure blood.
Thousands of people certify that the
best blood purifier, the beet nerve
toaio and strength builder is Hood's
Sarsaparilla. What it has dene for
others it will also da for you
Hood's Cures. Nervousness, lose of I
sleep, loes of appetite and sreneral
debility all disappear when Hood's
Sarsaparilla is persistently ' taken,
and,- strong nerves, sweet sleep,
strong body, sharp appetite, and in
a word, health and . happiness folloi
the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. The
strong point 'about Hood's Sarsapa
rilla is that they are permanent, be-
cause they start from the solid foun
dation of . purified, vitalized and en
riched blood.
j ' STATS ITEMS.
Mr. Geo. JN. Ives received a UIm
gram yesterday statin that mam.
bers of the United States Fish Com
mission would be down to-night with
w,wu young an ad to put in Neute
jiver new lierne JournaL
Superior Court Qerk Wilksns has
received a list of lands in Texas that
belong to old soldiers or their heirs.
Some of these lands are sow very
valuable and those interested would
do well to see him. . . .An eight year
old boy by the name of Tucker,
while fishing Monday on a raft near
Short's mill, with two other boys.
af 1t al
a me river ana was drowned.
One of the boys was almost drowned
in attempting to save him. Wash
uazette.
A private letter received here
a v CTVa UUQ ssVU
nnnnAAa va A.iW A ir. t-i .
en. which .7ml rZT.Tt .
auw oriei uinese.... Pursuant to
adjournment a meeting of the eiti
rena of the county wdl be held at
uamax. Monday tne 4tn day of June.
-uu stoij wuiie voier in tne county
is most earnestly reauesUd in hi
preeent, Matters of importance wfll
be discussed, and every one should I
auena wnetner in favor of ox asaiost I
tne meeting. Weldon News.-
Postoffice
i ",; u iota aay or Mav.
Inspeclor. Mr. Wm.l1994- ED. PENMNQTON.
r a t
vAJucoru. cas eansAri th ..i -
caused the arrest of I
Hezekiah Cook. Utter known a. n..
Hezekiah Cook, the Mstmuu.
ttZSZSS-JXS I
a-Aar k a .
X!h1TT!Sn7 tl".
Kb? , Ull,ed SUtr ad ,0.r
- - kva tj w
ine l-OSlOmce Dnartmani n 1.
jf w aj XaUsaV
was yesterday bound over to court
m the sum ot $300 and committed
to jail in default of bond N. O.
Chronicle. . . .
We hear reports from Stantons
berg township, that great swarms of
tinn TV,:. : . ...
. pw mat our ooun-
trT has heretofore been trettv wall
c,ear of and it U to be hoid that
th 0...1..J fT
tinctian n ik. itik - r. . I
i?caon Oa the 17lh of May the
-,TT uni" atoc Association
wm uuia a snow on their ground,
just ouUideof town.... Sam Allen,
wwiou, cunpiorea at me r lan tare'
warehouse, had his rTvtthai. m..ka
It Friday Wilson Mirm
BoUM Peas Exeelleat,
A.n aneiant At . ...
. . . - j i wu ui iitu una
r1 n"es wbo were condemned to
ao ,ng pilgrimage with peae in
"""" i ne zeet oi one of them
- sue, una ox tne jonrneywere ter
nbly sore and awnlln rr;-
Pnons were not hurt in th ha.
JBeinir asked tha
wjd 7 Pm." Wiseman. Why
ino.u,d nd women and children
maa th.e pUgrimage of life with
; . TO
lces DU aji ove
f ""PV Mmdy will effect
Vr .Fltce OoWn Medical
vv.., w auvir icbl. nut i.
, . ' --'- l "UU
a cure.
Dieoovo
J 3 a a a i siaaai w BaVUVA aV&U
dred troubles ana ing from ttd
avwec.
Alex. Rose, the Alleghany county
ynoher, who has been confined in
tne Forsyth eounty prison for severe
ai mOnthS TjasL haslaan mmi .4 l.l.
i7. aS win oe remembered that
he recently turntfd SUte'a evident
i-'t. arDer. Notice foi his
liberation was received Sunday morn-
iB 'Lf.The 7Po.
sion' with tha B JSfiSSS'i" !'a:
siou vviin tne nennbliAana. h i
who were here Monday were quea
tioned on the subject. Without ex
oeption they spoke adversely to join
ing hands with the Bepublicen or
any other party Winston Sentinel.
Heals
Ru
w
nning
-ores.,
Cures
the Serpent's
& v jnn i
n laiMTinTnTre ar ss,n i r-! r aa una .zrTTT'"
gYITCCOAUaa
The House Committee oa Labor
has made a favorable report on
Chairman McGann's resolution for
the appointment of a select commit'
tee- to be composed of four Bepre-
senUUvet and three Senators, to in-
vesliglte the industrial depression
ana make a report to Congress with
in 30 days, if roesiUe ffivinir the
cause and suggesting legislative
remedy.
Best '" World
The Jujgmnt on Heed's Pre
nounced by Squire Fe-ggv
lae feOetrtas Ustli lit saeais treasT.X.
Van In. ae U w0-kaw UrjaetXes
oaky as eoort JuitUe aa4 JuaSoe efaepee
be la eoeatr. Els wards sae14 laveke It
isbIIism el a& wao rea4 kis lettert I
"O. L IUe4 a C, LeweU, Mass..
'a wa hj aar ntri aarsapartOa I aaUer
fttstoSa avast saeAsUe ta U verU. lath
WhrtsreC "ae I a4 t4 eaee e a trl wU&
snstrsrttaaUveryaasaspe. Itruetvery.
CUiix I a04 Sa4 a4 ct se raQat Za the tan
yaax I twagbt Vettet Hoo4 s
EarsaparUlav Tke Srst eee I took
nasa a uwrate wning f
sev um teaer. wiea I tesjaa takls tM ftrst
Wttts ssyvelcu vss ur a4s.tae BUsi
ataee SMcheoS. By Uae Una th saeoad betUe
aaa aeea as ssy wt!bt was US peaada. X
ewe an t&ls to Ee4's SaraasarlEa aad I (latfiy
Nessaaad it t aO tuflsrers.- T. U. To,
jssnee or ime raaee. saaryesgrg. Xaetnaly. l
Heod'e same ur aw r&s. eoasapaa,
Viaaaaaaaa. )oaUc. tlca Saalacbe, tadvaOoak
NOTICE OF ACTI0.1 IS COURT.
Qodwin a Moore, Marsbsll Shirt. Aoaie
Wiuer Cherry and Addie May Cherry,
will take boUce, that la the 8aperior
vounoi &cjrecomM CJUnty, that tbe
10 now ine action has beea Irr.i oted and
enuuea
Is Bcrieioa Corar, )
Edgecombe County.
John W. Moore eU aL, ) Petltloo for Par
vs. V titkw,
W. B. Jordan et al. Ta the Court.
. e It. m . -
AUfc Wf PUfDOM OK ftsllsi suflnn " U IaI
.".aLw, H
Wiatrey died seized
ssmsj beias? aUnit i
m Diaie oi nana t5arolu, mtnoog hi
a law. 1 Dai iLe above aaoied God
win C Moore. MtrshaU bbort, Aaale
vuuor woerry aaa Addle May Cherry,
banns; heirs ai law of the said Weatray. are
named as defeo-laou la tbe above entitled
26th day of June. 189. at tis cOos
of tt Gt,k of id Ooort is tbe town ef
sacairyfl- stnri skrwa etisnaMv..awi a
Brooro u "a aaser or demur to
1, compiLni Dl1 in tbU actloe. As
. . . CleTk Boperlor Coatx.
EridCers i
Son. Attv-s for
AA.
Sammons .t rablltatlon.
liorni Caaouxa, J
Edgecombe Ceuoty,
lo lb
Superior Coort,
Caroline Bryaa )
ummoes for Belief.
irrw orjao, j
aoejoeieacant la this sction, DorrUl
Bryan, will take notice that as actios for
vinculo marrnnonia has beea
begno axainst him in tbe Snnri ..M
otEittc mba county, and tbat be Is re-1
H"u hi aoiwcr aoa piead at tbe next
term ef tkis coort to be beld la said coun
ty of Edgecombe on tbe sixth Moodsy af.
u um aiDooay in September, 1S9.
" una sas neea flled
k 7. 01 ollc If
" till U mm nul coninl.i I
plalat, and tbe coeu by Ibis actloo to be"
t.i, .. ,v . . 10 J O0a-1
vavvt uj utm act..
m .
yiven noaer my band and efflcial seal
tMa Utr. A.m Af i ii c
' ED. PKNNINOrON
Clerk Superior Court. Edgecombe Co.
A. &. Brtdjrera, AU'y for Flaintig. SOtO
VITAL TO MAfiHDOD.
J?- o. wra-paj mrr
a - - - " aw a a a Bsa wsE awn m Tat a - .
Aiwiji-.! . a nMv
UV a . .
Satf.
wnitao -r - - ". anta
wuaaaJITaXa kvaad aol fa "
lOOlT faV
W. H. alacnair. Druggist, Tarboro, N. C
rJi-001" & McClellan, of
p Union St, Norfolk, Va. will have
- ..ai oomoination aale of fine
.i.ui.ucaj uorses on
- c - , auu extra nne naira.
o . ,na "oadstere, from Fox
HaU Stock Farm. Also weekly salea
TTueaday. ekly sale.
MtCrearr McCIellan.
McCIellan.
j OBFOLK. VA.
I A rfc sira-k r
saHuica do xou rsow -
UX Lt BRUM'S
SMp PEPYBOYIIL PIUS
are theorialDal ad only FRENCH. YJTT
uableeiua on tba mark Vv(. 7? aad
W. H. Macnalr. Dmatist. Tarboro, N.C
curad ai bum. hkI
tlTilaniapii fSlr
n.ai w-i .i t V.
a i i r r- "-wb -
B ta .
f If SMawahMataatB
Auaat,
VEAK
wrca IU oat ,
aaivrnl ataa,
aakaova it mm
laaaaa omaa
aej
t - -' 'i - - -1 - a - -i -1 - - - i i - - i i ii - - - ,
I for Infants and Children.
" CatoHa Ua4 va aJd lodJUraat Ual
I rwn-i ! U a-;rV-r W mmf ittmcr.plkm
til Saw OxtaX B., EAJutlr. S.T.
"Tie vt CWeorU la ao auUvefml mad
lu aoertte so vcUlmi " u u wrvk
of mufmrrroftkm la raOanm M. Fr uf Otm
Imtmaiemt (aaCh ho kj mat kap (Wte
' , , X YerfcCky.
I Tn ffevrar
t
HOWARD & CO.,
aih0(Jlwano(j3 Xl
II
Water Coolers, Refrigerators,
t ;. L. F Fans and Traps,
wieuuif r reezers.
IScreen Doors and Windows,
Tarboro, Aprn -20,1894.
HcILHEirS -
I ! :
1
HDEB HOTEL FABEiB.
i .
Mm mi Medicines
A full stock of st erything on hand, or wUl order anything wanted by
j customers. f '
Physioians Precnptions A Socially.
Pilled by experienced Pharmacists any boor cf DAT or NIQHT
Call and tee us when in seed of anything in our lini
j Bespectiolly,
JOHN K. McILHENNT & COM
9i
i
Something, ITew Every Day in the
. Year !
Our business is alwav's booming nnil m,r
cfnrno 11 ji
1
winWneaa1- YISSTSS D?rtnQl iMl 01au.
i . ' a yam or goods in our immense vaHai iSnt
m We are Unpacking To-Day,
TBffeSi? 'trass.
Iloeiery in tan. and fast black, IavSaLial.
Vatm T7rr,V-n.. j . aauaj
1
oont fall to call this
bargains of the season.
I :
. iA0106 kbre'led STAND Alt D
ubeenbe for tbe Monthly Magazine for one year
E. W.RAWL3.
La-L 1.1
?r tVo 7T,i v. 1 o"C5S0rS lO Chamberlain
HawlS, have mOVed their JflWAlmr cT.
next 1q pQst meir jewelry lOr0
keep a full stock ofeooda S fhil. 1
BEPAIEHG WATCnEi CL0CES
TAcuaVETtoJissEs.0' "
;
the IUPiinvpn
KMGKERBOCKER . SHOULDER
! .
a
No
IlarnesaimBla-JTTnTa .11 ..v
Promotes Free Respiration of the
Physicians all reoommaad tham
A gentle or powerful Brace obtained.
Easily adjusted and worn with comfort.
Sixes for Men, Women. Bdva an A n;.i.
Cheapdy Beliabl. Combined
- . .. f
STATON & ZOELLER, Druggists.
Powr Fliaiaa h. rtantx Eftetaaay
KU T.'
WHkoeat karioue anttartkaa.
Toe aa-xoral tan I a
TMnrta, aa4 aaaaa alware Uaw I
aanaai BirttMy twfaira4 UawaVaal
Zxrwrt T. raJtaeca. X. fx,
IXU EtMrt aaal na Awa, ww Tmk CSry.
Oaaivaxv. TT Xraavav tmn. 5rw Tom Crrt.
'
PHARMACY,
QTJABTEES FOR
Druggists arid Apothecaries
7. .
week and secure the
1 ATTERKS. Call and
nice only 25 eenta.
J. FRANK HJUITIN I
1 Aiil
ASU JEWELS A SPe'cULTT
,tw "r SPEC.
i lOtf
nn inn !
Lcnra.
Brace end Suspend
er ia the
upncians,
m m at
New - Bakery!
Hariog opened the BaVery t n.
old sund, opposite the Bryan HQ-J
I am now prepared to famish
Frsa Broafl,PiES aiflc&s
every diy to aH thote who favor c.
with their patronage. C;
roe for pie, cakes and breed,
your boabend will have no exrci, te'
complain of the takicg.
II. C. IIKl.
Tarboro, Mar. 20, 13.
-I.
FOR FALLING III
-USE CULLEY'S-
Bald Head Preparation
I desire to say u the pcKte aad tu U.
Aim eepcclaSy taat I sow Late try
Hair lVopnrntlon
ao that I caa arrest the faTltc out cf u
hstr vitaia 12 to 13 car. atJ n .
ill readily see If you U1 ifvt it a liLi
also tbictrtj (rota tu ee ti
aer4eaaaat oJor and leaves o d.,,
OoeUarUsc Deure'rle, ctl4. Ar.
acbea eaai!y ihickceed ao bv ha
Yoaof mesj wUl rimi suae s t
Ula. jtoUitf aaked to show U irui
foles of I be abr r eiorpt a fair trl if
Crust's TUlo Usad Pasraaartrs.
reftTtaof gim to sow thl ik aair a
Ukk If ao akker Uti tvrr.
AITKEII CCLLXY.
M Tartwro. C
i-? 4
-Zil
M
; l 1 Cos
Bntterick's Patterns.
At ZocQev Bor.k Store yos mil l,i .
a larye stock ot Botterkk's Pettere. Ui
Cr Use any stock ever kept ta Tubort,
or aay Easura city. Tbe Uorrj Cotr;
mf have gtvea vp tbe areecy aad Bottet.
ricks Paiurae, caa oalr be fonad at ZC
let's Book Biore. We ha. wt ...
rtooe Psiteme caa kaad. aUcnptiaes to
tb Deiiaeauor. fetrraoiiian a-...
Plates wUl also be taxes.
Administrator's Soilee.
Oavtag cmaTigad aa aamifi-.t.
Crej C Stall rs. da.sed. Uia rl T
eocabe eouaty, Hon Caroliaa. ttis Is it
aotify an fcrsoas asvjB elaims araicsl
JU.veUU.' deeed o exk.bii tbrta
to U baderaJroed on hf7 tv
Uy cf 'aprtl, ik3, or Ula sotic wia U
plead la Ur of Ur rtmix-r in..
oae ladebted to said estate wUl rJcase
aoske haaMdlate payiaaot.
inie 1XLB clay of April, jgj.,.
UENRT JOHNSTON,
t ldar ef Urar P 8i.i...
' j - - w.nfi.
NOTICE.
SprUf Ten., ijyi, of aald coort. Is a,
jaoila Norfieet. ciecaton of Jofca No. fleet.
Court Doaa door la Tarboro. osk.
asscribad la tae eonrjUhit i. i -
or m mock ibereof aa aaa t
Judrmcat, to wit, tbe tract of lasd Sui
t 7, mmtm vaa rjbls9 road
laaJles; from Tartjoro to KaUirb. aMa.
late WlUiaea Peai died aaiaad mA
wasd. Refsreaca is hmrtrj aaade to tba
p-eadler. Bled 1a said eaaa. for a prtic
lardescrilna cf said Uad.
Sal-0e-aird caab, ike pur.
chaser Jo execute kia boad forui readoe.
utereat i at etjtt per ceat frora tbedsy of
ale. Mare Bib, 1KR. oayoc
nZNUY JOICfSTOX,
JIE BEST MJ
.is tie sircsf
INVESTMENT
i an Mi:t.
UrMI raw JI7LTi" "
aa - - : 7 r iaa w-,
a ef taTafa. ZzZT T' aWW.
air va.liil'--w.
Ti m.i i n """' 1
. '-IM.a;Ull
? kar ami., fcw.
"r-4. taaatai i.aoa aaa.
(an.. 1 naa, S as
NOTICE.
Waralor as krK .. .
ITPflVS
sate sot paki ihir toa l. . !v.
ewifasaeadar. Job 1st. lrt rV..Vll
eame U paid ataa arf.
Property will hm mi . m ' -
OcdOemo. a-
J. U. SPIUGI.S,
TAX tXaXJSCTOB.