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TABB0BO.H.C.
Entered at Fostofflce as second class matter.
.TsuBSftAT... .;,... August 23,189.
DEMOCRACY IS IMMORTAL. 'THE
"WORD DEMOCRAT STANDS FOR
HUMAN LIBERTY .AND HUMAN
FREEDOM.. AND CANNOT DIEl't-
rt TT . . t, .
DaVNiTUB VAJHJX.
The Vieilant did not race last
wfiV She lost her centre board
while in eighteen foot water.
The talk as to Secretary J. G.
Carlisle's resigning is bosh. There
is nothing true
as regards tnis re-
i , -.
port.
Mr. Murphy thinks we
have
1 had enough Tanfif
legislation.
1 His resolution to that effect in the
Senate last week shows that t$e
Senate thinks so. "So say we aJL
. . m i si 1.
'- " Will sensible men be duped .in
to voting such a mongrel ticket, as
the Populists ask them to vote?
It is absurd, the way; Our thitd
party friends act. North. Caroli
nians will never allow their Stale
to bo ruled by such ways as the
Populists have adopted. Norfh
Carolina is our home, and we
. -
must protect her from evil doers.
The Georgia Farmers' Alliance
has erone to pieces. After a stdr-
- mv meetinsr held at Dublin, when I
. P t
only seventy-nve delegates were I
in attendance, this course was 4er I
termined on. The leaders made
an effort to effect an amaLrama-1
tion with the Populist party, but
it was 1ptprmiTiPl tr oWa rnt. Mia I
business of the Alliance Exchange, I
discontinue the publication of tie
Livinalssue and disband the or-
. der. I
' , , ' ' - I
The different State conventions
lately held all over the countfy
verify the statement that the De
mocracy of our nation j, is alrigljt.
Every State convention so far has
acted fairly and honestly with Mr.
Cleveland and the administratioli.
.Where there was an honest differ
ence, the State platforms aie
frank enough to confess it. Tne
Democratic party to-day . is ts
sound as Wer, though j racked by
many a storm.
j.ae jtweiorm democratic con-
' 1 V 1 1 T
venuon nave nominated Jonn ua-
ry Evans for Governor and D!r;
Timmerman for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. This is equivalent to elec
tion, as the conservative Demo
crats are having J nothing to !io
with the election. The rest iof
the ticket will be nominated aa
primary to beheld August 28th Dr.
Pope, another reformer, charges
that Evans was nominated by a
ring and will not abide by the re.
sujt of the convention, but will go
before the people in the primary.
Theconvention adopted the Ocaia
platform as its principles. Evans
is mly 31 years old, is the author
of. the Dispensary law, and a pol
itician of the Tillman school.
Ti F-t 1 r 1 I
WHsoi anSlt6? IF
Wilson and is t not a beautiful
quartette for intelligent mens to
fpljow? If our honest home folks
'would take time to 'consider wlio
ri ..., . r . j
; iiicae men are mat are posing las
ch patriots, and martyrs, strug
gling for the rights of the people
they .-would soon drop them.
When every tub begins to stand
on its own bottom, such, men, j as
-we nave mentioned above, will
sink. And that;is coming fast too.
flOOReware'.lioo.
V I be readers of this naner wtfl h
ple-aeed to learn lhat there i at least
one dreaded disease that 6ciencej has
uocu aui w cure m au ita stages
and that is Catarrh. 1 Hall's CaUrrh
Pnru 1 a Ik. r t i
known to the medical fraterniU
m.v aa ttUO UUI1 IHIhlLlVil All. A iam
i.oiiu u.iu a vKJUBu.uuonal disease
requires a constitutional, treatment!
Hairs Catarrh Cure ia taken inter!
nallyactbg directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces of the system.
tnerehv dAtimin- vnt:-
. j-6 i uib; tuuuuauuu
w ws.waaK ana giving tne patient
j:- . ..i.. . .
treDgth by building up the constitu
tion aca assistme r nature in doing
piupneiora nave so
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
ior any case that it fails to
Send for list of Testimonial.
cure.
Address, F.J.CHENEY
Toledo, O. j
CO.,
Sold by Druggfeti, 75e,
Tne new formula for "co-oper-
tion,"-alias. "Fusion", is one
drop of Republicanism to two of
Populism, and smells like old
fashioned musk.
. SHOCKDiQ TO THE SERVES.
The Populist leaders think
they have played a big hand and
accomplished wonders. The poor
Republican leaders are not so
sure as to what they have done,
because they fear their party in
the State will not sanction their
actions. The "fusion" game played
at Raleigh during the Populist
State convention, was a one sided
affair. The Populists, have all to
lose and .nothing to gain, and as
to the Republicans, they are not
in it. The Populists as their rep
resentatives before the people
have chosen men from the Demo
cratic ranks, thereby giving to
their party a phase of decency,
they could not otherwise get But
when it came time for the Repub
licans to i name their men, what
did they do? They selected two
men, whose names in tne totate
nave almost been forgotten, men
who are back members in their
profession as well as politics, and
this is the very best the Republi
cans could do, I
Democrats Jfaten. Is our State
to be turned orf r to such . a mon
grel combination? Most assuredly
North Carolinians have not so far
forgotten themselves as to allow
it. If a party is to be judged by
its leaders then stamp out Popu
lism forever, and brand Republi
canism as, a traitor.
WHAT OF THE FUTURE.
The county convention has been
Held. The candidates are in the
field. . The Executive Committee
have elected their chairman, and
now what of the future?
There is no use for the South
erner to try and conceal the facL
but some body has work to do,
and a good deal of it too, and for
any class or party of men to ac
complish ! anything, as a unit,
there must at first be a common
'understanding not only of each
other, but of the one end to be
accomplished. In addition to
this, there must be a concentra
tion of forces upon the
common
enemv-
IX ' I' V ATI vTl A1a TVOvr ViAfA
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some personal difference existing
between some of our prominent
Democrats, now is the time to lay
aside these differences and strain
every, nerve to win in tne cam-
PS11-
Edgecombe
Democracy needs
just now to be more concentrated
in its attack. ' It , needs a strong
pull altogether, and victory will
surely follow.
Give me a man with an aim,
I Whatever that aim may be, S
Whether its wealth, or whetherits
fame,
It matters not to me."'
j Half the aimless lives are due to
lassitude of body caused by disor
dered liver.!' To keep your liver in
orker and so prevent evil accumula
tions in your blood, to make you
feel light and aight and bright from
morning till . night, to make your
sleep swee't, and keep your system
complete take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, They cure constipation, in
digestion, biliousness, sick headache
and kindred disturbances.
WASHIXGT0JC LETTER.
(From Our Resrular Corresoondentl
PRXSIDIST RlCTJPXRATIHa Rahbom
A5D Jab vis Vrro Gossip N. C.
Pebsohals Dxxoout i c Ecoso-
-PBMiDcrniL "Caow"
Washihqtox August 18, 1894.
The President is reported as im-
proving at Gray Gables, where he
went to recuperate on Friday, from
An attack of malarial fever which had
been aggravated by over woik. He
expects to return next Tuesday. It
is rumored he ' intends to veto the
River and Harbor bill and let the
Senate Tariff bill become a law with
out his signature. Senator Ransom
saw- him about tbe River and j Har
bor bill, before he left and urged him
to sign it in the interest of the en
I me ooantry- ne assurea tne ires-
idCDt th,at ih6 biU had toD Cietal'
prepared. ; r
tire country. He assured the Pres-
Senator Jarviaaays he would be
willing to retire from publio life if
he could see a free sugar bill, an
ameodment ta the Constitution to
elect Senators by the people and a
measure to change the rules of the
Senate, become laws. If such legis
lation could be secured through the
agency of Senator Jarvis he would
achieve international fame and ren
der his country the meet distin
guished service. ',.
t Hon. Kope Elias came here from
the State convention, hid a long in
terview witn tne resident which
lasted until it was nearly time for
him to take the train when he was
driven to the depot in Secretary La-
mont's private carriage.
I Mr. Helms, the emcient poatmasx
ter at Monroe, N. C, has been here
to improve the mail routes going out
I froa his progressive town.
I hear Captain S. A. Ashe, will be
giyen a good position under the gov
ernment.
A comparison . of the
AVAnZMMA
hatwMn (hi. .nrl IK- 1-.- O .T
- wuv iBiL xkriiu in las
I vau vuuitiSH iiiowi inil tna llmiw
can Congress shows that the D
i "
I erats nave been instrumental in cut-
ting down expenses : t30.000.onn.
This ie a good showing for the par
ty and the subject will make first
class campaign material.
I J-ne economy in the management
of the postal expenditures is due
mainly to tbe energy and industry
of Hon. John S. Henderson. He
drew the bill up and carefully scruti
nized every item.
Furores do not lie and here is the
schedule of expenses of the Govern
merit for the past four years: -For
the fiscal year 1890, $403,080,982.
For fiscal year 1891, $392,612,447.
For fiscal year 1,892, $354,937,784.
For fiscal year, 1893,- $36$, 818, 628.
For fiscal year 189a, $296, 960, 836.
These amounts ought to show the
people which part Bhould remain in
power.
The sundry civil and deficiency
appropriation bill?, the two last that
remained lot action, bating been dis
posed of yesterday, now only await
the President's signature to become
laws, and to clear up the appropria
tion business of Congress. The Kiv-
er and Harbor bill is practically a
law. inasmuch as it cannot now be
returned to the House in which it
originated with a veto within the re
quisite ten days, which expire to-day,
as the House of liepresentatives nas
adjourned until Monday. There
have been instances wnere a veto
message has been sent in and recog
nized alter me expiration oi wo via
days, but not in matters of this im
portance. Iris presumed the Pres
ident has either signed the bill or al
1
lowed it to become law by limitation.
An official of the White House is
now. hurrying to Gray Gables with
the sundry mil appropriations bill,
which was signed by the Speaker of
the House and the Vice President
yesterday morning. It is necessary
that it receive the approval of PreiU
dent Cleveland by next Monday
morning, as the joint resolution oi
Congress extending current appro
priations will terminate then and all
work depending upon this bill would
then .have to cease. It is expected
that the President will sign to-day,
and that the messenger will return
with it by Monday morning.
Senators Ransom and Jams both
favored the passage of the popgun
bills and the free sugar bills, before
they were in the Finance Committee
Room.
I am thankful that the Tariff bill
is disposed of. We have all wasted
a great deal of jnk writing this le
gend: "The Tariff muddle will be
cleared up next week." Here is the
last of it, A stuffed crow, mounted
in good style, and plainly addressed,
"Qrover Cleveland, President of the
United States, Washington, D. a'
was received at the .White House
by Secretary Thurber yesterday.
The box which contained it also bore
the inscription, "veto or eat crow,
The bill goes .into effect the day afs
ter. it is signed, except the woolen
schedule which becomes operative,
Jan. 1st.
Gorman's Reward.
At a big meeting last week of the
Hartford county (Md.) Democrats
this resolution went through with
out the obiection of a sincrle man.
When the chairman asked all who fa
vored its adoption to respond affir
matively, .every man in the house
stood up and jelled "I" with the ve
hemence of a locomotive: '
The resolution first indorses, "our
incorruptible President end the Dem
ocratio House, and condemning the
obstructive acd traitorous action of
our Maryland Senators," and con
cludes by saying, "Seuator Gorman's
aspersions oi President Cleveland
and his unpatriotic course, merit
and receiver our unqualified con
demnation."
They are not Straddlers.
jtortn Carolina Democrats are
Democrats. They are not straddlers.
They did not indorse a preposition
looking to a - bimetallic conference
among ' European nations. They
know it is absurd to await carrying'
out the honest conviction ot the
Democratic Chicago financial plank
by awaiting upon goldbug England's
good pleasure or upon the consent of
ermany, Latfn "Union or any for
eign power North Carolina Demo
ocrats are in earnest in restoring sil
ver, and do not favor any blarney or
dickering or foolishness about it. Ik
is sheerest rot not to talk about wait
ing upon Europe to undo the griev
ous miscniei already done in our
country by the war on silver, the
money of the Constitution. Wil
mington Messenger.
The defeat of the Populist-Repub
lican fusion in Tennessee and Ala
bama by decisive majorities Is one of
the most important political results
of modern Times. Had the contest
been . close in either of those
States, hope might have survived for
the Populist end their allies; but
they are defeated in Tennessee by
over 15,000 in a light vote, and the
majority azainst them in Alabama is
not only overwhelming, but comes
from every section of the State and
from every class and condition of
voters. PhiL Times, Ind.
Secretary Carlisle says the receipts
at the Treasury from bonded whiskey
ten days after the passage of th
t"iff bill Iveraged $10,WO daily,
An office in Kentucky smashed the
the
the
record by collecting $50,000
in
one
nour.
The Democratic party is all right 1
The recent State convention learned
a platform broad enough for all man
kind to Btand upon, and the people
of Kortn Carolina will ratify the wis
dom of lhat body at the ballot box
next November. Whatever discors
dant elements there may be in the
party the platform is bound to hsrx
monize.
lleme and Abroad.
It is the duly cf everyone, wheth
er at home or traveling for pleasure
or business to equip himself with
remedies which wili kep up strength
ana prevent UK ess, and cure such
ills as are liable to come upon all
in everyday hfe For instance,
uooa s barsaparula.a. a general ton
ic, and to keep the blocd pure and
and leas hahln fr nranrK thn nmi
I . - . .... e
U'C" wu U1SU 'BV"ia
1 swi.
Change of drinking water often
causes serious trocb , especially if
one has been n ! ... s-g water in
the countiy. From .. T-.w drops to a
teaspoonful o TI .....'i's s irsip-irilla in
a tumour oi ;.: r v : prtw. ui- the
water haviug i.y -t j-iious effect.
Hood's Vegetable Filif, as a cathar
tic, cause no discomfort, do diaturt
banc, no lore of sleep, but assist the
digestive organs, so that satisfactory
results are eiSected in a perfectly nat
ural and regular manner.
CRUDE NOXIO.tS.
The attitude of the Populist and
Anarchist Governors like Altgeld,
Waite, Pennoyer and Stone ought to
warn all decent American citizens of
full age and sound sense against giv
ing any encouragement to the Popu
list cause. The Populists either in
vented or repeated ideas that involve
the pateroahzation of the Govern
ment, and yet at the.crilical moment
they are bound to be supporters and
fomenters of the abrogation . of Gov
ernmect. The crudeness of tbsir
notions is adequately Interpreted by
violeece, and m too many. cases they
join themselves with the enemies of
peace and good order. -New York
Sun, Dem.
t
Treat Alt Alike
Messrs. Havexneyer and Searlea
should receive exactly the same
treatment at the hands of the sugar
investigating committee as the Dews
paper correspondents received. Like
the oorresDondents.' they refused to
answer questions, aad like the corres
pondents they should be named ue
fore the grand juryJ Senator Allen
should insist upon his demand that
they be reported to tne Senate.
New York AY or Id. I
The patriotic citizens of every po
litical faith will honor the people of
Alabama for the triumphant election
of .the entire Democrat io 'State
ticket : They will not specially re
joice that the Democrats have suo
oeeded, but they will give thanks
that the Democrat id ticket achieved
a victory as the distinctive represen
tative of law and order, of peace I o
the people and safety to life and
property. Phil. Times Ind.
A little tale I would rehearse
Of one, once sick, who soon grew worse.
With bolls and blotches covered o er.
He took of remedies (?) a I core.
Alas, they all did fall to heal.
While he reach day still worse did feel.
Up spoke a friend "Tour blood's impure
"But Dr. rierce can heal you sure
His Q. K. D. will qnlcklr cure."
Like balm on wounds these words were
' poured. '
The sick man's health was soon restoied.
Impure blood is caused by waat of
healthy action on the part of tbe liver,
Dr. Pierce's Qoldea Medical Discovery is
the best remedy in the world for llvrrr.
and for purifying the blood and system
irom all poisons and impurities of what
ever name or nature.
Signs ol tb Times., '
All aiims show that the Eeoubli-
cans are going to abandon high pro
tecuve tarirx as their leedine nnnci
pie. They will still make a show of
sustaining it, but' it seems that that
party will probablytake up the silver
question as of greater importance.
Aie&aniey protection being measura
bly overthrown and eliminated from
our laws by the tariff bfll which tbe
Democratic Congress will pass, the
country win prosper so mucn more
because of the change, that the Re
publicans will have no inducement
to try that policy attain. Tbe idol
rill be kicked out of their politics
temple, and McKinleyism - will fall
into such odium that after a while cv
ery R-publican Sta'etmen will de
dare that ho never regarded it with
favor. N. U. Chronicle.
Bradstreet estimates that De be
tittle performances in Chicago cost
the country $81,000,000.
The number of members in trood
laitn and standing in the North Car
ouna x armers Alliance once aggre
gated iw.uuu. rue last report o
the organization's membership shows
only 27,000. See what Thirdtsm has
has done 1
IT POPS.
Effervescent, too
. Exhilarating, appetixinc.
Just the thing tc build tip tie
Hires'
Root beer
"Wholesome and strengthening.
fuic uiooa, ireeyirom dous or
carbuncles. General good balth
results from drinking HIRES'
Rootbeer the year round.
Package makes fire gallons, age
. Ask your druggist or grocer for It.
, Take no other.
. See a-crat stasnp to the Chart R. Hires
Co., 117 Arch St., Philadelphia. fc,' ,V
ml pictar -arda.
Mortgage Sale.
Under and by virtue of certain mort
gage deeds executed bv J. K. Grannie
and wife, Kate F. to "The Edgecombe
Homestead and Loan Association" ot Tar.
boro. North Carolina, which deeds are
registered in books 75 (290), 75 (382) and
79 (33w) respectively of the public rec
ords of Edgecombe county end were exe
cuted on Uth dsy ot Aug., 1891. 23rd of
Oct.. 5691, . and 18ih of Joly, 1893 res
pectfully, the undertime 1 will sell at the
Court House door In Tarboro on Fridsy
21st ot September 1894, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
real aod personal property, to It: That
portion of lot No. 123 convsjed to Kate
T. GraoDlsby W. C. Fields sod wife
Mary F. Fields by deed recorded la the
office of the Register ot Deeds for Edr.
combe county oa page 878 of book 73,
upon which a large prize house has been
built; also 12 shares of stock io 1st series
of said Edgecombe Homestead and Loan
Association la the name ef Mrs. Kate
Grannis; 4 shares of stock la said Associa
tion of the 3rd aeries In the name ot Mrs.
Kale Grannis aod 2 shares ef stock ta the
4ih series of said Association belocglsg to
sara. urmouia.
M. A. CUBITS, Bec'y aad Treaa'r.
Gouaif & So, Attorneys. 24t3
0 Manifold ; o
X Disorders 9
V Arm rr sfcwil by aa tsspwe aad tm- O
A Porertahsd eoadifaosi ol ths Uood. Shht X
LnoontMa. U eotcomrtsd, develop lata 3
T serioas mileriirs, sack as T
Q SCROFULA, O
A r ECZEMA. A
W RHEUMATISM VT
aa other troohlw nine dl i i. To curs y
tbew to required a ai and reliable m- A
f edy fraa fross any bar-mini trfwljynty V
A asjjparaly muubh. Sach A
It isoyail upartfie' - i O
1 frotn Um Wood aad thofOBih-"-"- T
A ly cleanses the into. Tbonsawls of
T cases 4 th worrt f orsas oi blood dis- JT
X -Cured by S. 8. 8. Y
I BWirr BFBCiriC CO, Atlanta, Oa. A
From Conetee.
The Tarboro Gun Club came to Cooetoe
last week to eat barbecue and shoot wilh
the Conetoe club. The whole club from
Tarboro was expected, but there were
only atx present. The barbecue was greatly
enjoyed, and arter dinner ue snoousg
match was to begin, but a big cloud came
up about four o'clock and it seemed that
the whole afternoon's sport would be bro
ken up. To avoid this the trap waa take
up and carried orer to the mill, and the
boys shot from the shelter. The Cooetos
club woo by a score or o9 to 71. lne
Cooetoe boys are proud of their victory,
as Tarboro had some of her crack-shots
along. It is said the Tarboro boys will
invite the ConetoeTclub up some'tlme soon.
CJ
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portion aad Process are Peculiar to Hood's
Earsaparilla, gtrlng it strength and curative
S power Peculiar to Itself, not pos
sessed by other medicines. Hood's
arsaparilla
Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, BoCa,
Pimples and all other affections caused by
Impure blood Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sic
Headache, Indigestion. Debility, 'Catarrh,
Rheumatism, Kidney and liver Com
plaints. It is Not What
we Ssy, but what Hood's
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Hood's Pllle are goatlo, solid and eSeeOv
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Hard fliot ice delivered in aey part of
the town. Tbose who wish Ice on Bun-
day leave orders Saturday cvenioc.
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BriJers. Dr. L L. Slaloo, Dr. J. M. Be
ttr, Henry Morris, F. 8. Hoyrfer. Tsr-
t-orr; Dr. Richard bpelhl, Wreadale;
James T. Howard. Coiwioe; Dr. M. B.
Pitt, Old Bpns; Geo. L. Wlmberry, BaU
ileboro; Jtnn D. Tstlor, Coakley, aad
cthera.
NEW
Dr. E. C WmI'S Bar am Inl.
la an!4 uxfer piut mltn rwuiM, b atxa
la4 acrata only, to cm WMk Umtmm; Lcmm vt
Kiht t i ;EtU Imu,; UaS ot Coltem
Vl Timnn: Um); ail Dratna; lemmo4 hm(
Uw Umu (rnw ta otiSivr an. no i il try
wicitt; lovUif ul Cnora. or MwH, l o
Tobara lHlom or lJoor, watrk tad
wfoJmiwt. wnnrtil iiy mm
r-rr " Coach-. C.4te. a-tk-M, Brr-cit-, Cx-a
hottptam V-mgh, tinr Tbroau Fn ul to aasl.
r-" mntn,wmnz out. mn. wum, maw Ska.:
tta-B,BoS-. "l-.-lllKJj Lj'
W. n. Mscnaxr, Druirtst, Tarboro, N. C
DR. H. O. HYATT'S
SANATORIUM
KINSTON, N. C
DISEASES OF IHEJJEAND GENERAL
HUHULHT.
1
TYLER'S FAMOUS
ROLL CURTAIN DESKS.
1IEV STYIiM. .
Oar mammoth ratal on of Bask Fesialna.
Karaka, and obr OSBVr rmialiais fnr m
now IMOT. VMBa,t aatn,TM
tssts, tw and at srfcjr
tawr HmI
IUK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT aJIT BOOM
JSaaJ-M . B4 ISo to eorar poiaf.
K.IILSK OFFICI FIXTURE CO,
mi. avcim, amv.
Many Persona aia broksn
down fitsa p.eisnaa or hoosanold earsm.
jurown'a iron lilt ten asoanosUte
STstam. aids dlmUoo. igiuur nesaa of bOa.
Oet Ue oaulae.
For Malaria, Liver Trou
ble,orlndlgeotion,nao BROWN 3 IRON BITTERS
' iv rpmt macxa cnM.
Osrjri raojr ttxj.
U Ta cars jvo. tW twjt Utst, sod itre
(T
gfa "
for Infants and Children.
Ca4Ti iaao wW! attmA toctUklr tW
It aa mrgmrkm- aoaar iliul a
tomr-r IL X lams, St. IX,
111 So. Oxford 6a, Crooktra. X. T.
"Tn mm of 'Caatcria Is so aalrvrasj aa4
Ita snertta so rll bm Iktt It ananas a rat
of sppararocatlosi so sadnsss H. rVsrareUw
tatamc t taanioaa vte do mot tws Caatorbs
srlthtasawrrMch."
CaavLoS Xism, D. IX.
! ? XsvTerkCKy.
Turn CkaTAcm Obavasrr,
HOWARD CO.,
i ; l-
COMPLETE
miiiwi
DEALERS- ' .
! U5DEB HOTEL FABEAE.
BE J5 jJD QTJRT JSRfcJ FOR
Imgs and edicines
A fall stork of everything on band,
cuawncwa.
PlyslBiaBs Precriptions A Spcialty.
Filled by ezperieoced rharmacuta any hour of DAT or NIOHT.
w n . ua wuch ut neu i mnjVUBg in Our IlOdW
JOHN K. McILHENNT & CO.,
Druggists and Apothecaries
j "WJE ARE
losins: .'. Out
0
i
i
THE . BALANCE OF. OUR
W II II Bl III HI I I I m I
AT
ISM
iTO MAKE BOOH FOR OUR
Etoi;.MI Stock
NOW ARRIVING JJ
i
THE MORRIS COMPANY.
E. W. BAWLS.
Watchmakers -
'at
Rawls &. MarUn, successors to Chamberlain
& Rawls, have moved their Jewelry store
next to the post office, where they will
keep a full stock or goods In ther line.
REPAIRING WATCHES, CL0CI5 AID JEWELS A SPECIALTT
Wni triva nrrrmn
, r r- ""u m tae piiar grade oi uatca-
oeaj.dflmaranteonrworkBbalilsair.i-uM .a--
TAdES.0'
lelicious fdors.
I . K
v NT- COLGATE ELEGANT SOAPS aad perfomery. Bead
this pextial Hit of aoapa: 7
BENEDICTINE, . MARflnPTim!
7TH REGIMENT BOUQCENT, WTTESttI:
- Iln.nUo.rcbio'1 Extract. in nullr.
'iolowiB deIicaie i deEekms odort, beaidee many otbera;
V?' 5 Fwa8eaacoj. Italian Violet.
Trail-, JiVtu Boaqoel, Wbite lilac,
lily of tbe Valley, Jaoqommct Roar.
STATON & ZOKLLER, Druggists.
Cserta cvraa CnOe. ODsatlpatfeos
Soar Wlnaaai a. taarrlasa. TrmctmUtm,
KSDa Wunas. (tia tlm aa4 hhsiiiIi s dV
frnMiom,
Tor asaasal ynare I k r inisiisl I
roar 'CMocm,' aad a!aa atwjm rnailaaa as
- " " t ' -'tT 'I Tn i II mfl lil
rasalta
1BU
I Tta Aa. IKrar Tark CHy.
TT If
Jtmw Teas Cm,
- wmx,
or will order aaytkin wanted by
lierpeciXallj,
in
AND-
A I I i X .
J. FRANK MARTIN
and - Opticians,
! n . i .. . . . .
10
Oolo to:
NOTICE.
The Coaei issWurs of tha . . -
boro do eeact. That 8ec.de ,JM-
tf the Town of Tarooro, be aivVd ,
siriaia ewt U Ilae four the ssoris Tc.:
Cooaoeeaed lae-rUat Is 1, ujl
"Chtrrch fUreeC ' .
Aire that part of Ordiaaac. Srt
relative to pex or roH. JJ.
walha, wheibarro.a. tructs, mt1
by abobWbed. J. M. SPiUcijc
JiyU.ie4 c.
Tarboro Male Academy
p . -.
of the prearal fMectpal, U rTt C'11
AujruataOth.
Piniraa nf Taatnti T1 mi r i . .
etaalioU aad PractioaL U
Aiswsmailboya wra be rrd
redoad rmica of ta aloe. N
Board froea f s te 110 per asoaih.
Refer to T. 8. WILKlxox.
Priori;, i
W. W. GRIEK.
of Darklaa CbiW-pt,
1HE WORTH CAROLINA
College of
Agriculture and
irechanic Arts.
Orrssa Trass TarwjrKaL CotTtaa:
Tbe Ooores la Igrtcalarr;
The Cam la &eac;
TVs Course la Mechsaical aad C l
ariaeertsr.
Ad wtlk cack a good academic edocatk
. worm u eroau aaa uorourh. at l
;U tastitutioa la sow exruirtad f t
w"a. x-xpeaase rrrr tartlmir
rttsaioe oyeae brpumbrr Cih.
Tor CataJoree. addrsas
ALEXANDER C MOLLaUAT.
Raiajoe. N. C
JUDICIAL SALE OP LUI.
Bv VlMtM of a dmM ,J tv. M-,.-iu
Owt Of t reroraba ruiu, m.( ..
Pprtog term. 164. ta U artic of W. p.
Meroar. executor of Jaaa Marecr aad 2.
n.uaus. i wui sell at public auctk to
the aldbest bidder for caaa. at tbe Oat
House Door ta Tarboro, N. C oe stool.
ops- ra. mi, ue ro.oisg tract
laadi Bertaaias' at tha trlArm oa
iTrtaaot road, thcoce ainef the raltad
wsnw i oiaooa. v uraa&a's cortrr.
tlMace BoQih U East 13.78 chaias io
Baa's eoreer. tfceoce Korth T8 East 21 Tl
ckalBS to WUUaae Bnach, Bait's exebrr.
laea an the varlatia mm.il aL4 Wrk.
of the bettnale. It beitf the Idestxm
taaa ooTra to BakO J. It. Ualis bv Jra.
mm juiw, aasa-r. ot rt. ix. stercee.
0l Ooaaiaakjecr.
TOMW'EL '
Tbe oodersifred nn forma t .
friends that be is atiH reprceentirg
r. VI.
Marble Yard,
aad oaa f ormish Tocsbetooee of al
kinds at lowest price. Orders left
wilh me will reoeive prompt attm
Hon. Yours troll-.
THOS. E. LEWIS
Tarboro, Aug. SL . 2a
scnutE uccesioxs ;
OLD DOMINION LIKE
For New York.
Leaving Korfoi end PorUtaosth,
i a. kntij exorpc r rviay and
Banday, at 7 P. 1L
From Eiebrnoed. Ye., Torsday, Wed-
aca-iay end Friday, at 5 00 P.
JlL (Tia Jaroea Bivtr.
The 140 P. M. trala from 1 arbors
takse ecAaectioe at 2fortolk. Vs.
Tm at!pa of lh OU DosaUioa S:en-
ahlp Co., are flaMUee aad eaaaiiy it.
raaced for the oocafort of the travstr
pwbile aad car Ue edraalaft of a coot
aad aad eeHxhifal aee ttlp.
I All nnt-CUa riati iitsts
The tw aew fast aad powcrfal i
Jamestown & Yorktown
Leave rtorlk rrry Koeday. Tharaday
aad batarday rtrmUc arrlvtsf ta ew
Tertt eafhr LQowiar aftaraosja la time
to aaaae aJ rrralag oosaaacOocs for pouia
For tkhsia aad teeeral laformaUoa s
pry to RaUroad Tsckei irtati, or so U.
W. ASew A Co.. 1301 Mala aC. lUch-
saood. Va H. EL OrtresIL INorfciH. Va..
J. It. eiahh, UytU llotat, 04 llal
Cbsafort, Ye, or to
W. L. UULLICDEC.
VicSvTVaa. ATllSt Maxrvr.
Oeoeral eCos el Cjsspaar. lWr t X a
I too c paaca sc.) Aew Int.
PABU m5a&0AL riLliS
tbe celebrated Pamale Repia
tor are perfarCy safe aad uwtji
railabie. ror sJJ tnvaUntira.
paJaial KcarUsaJoaa, &arp.m.
rtoa, ele tWy arree fall to aSard a
apaady aad osruta relief. 9 Exran
atiTT, bat a sclaaiiic aad poatUee rcUf.
adopt! oaly afur years of cspwtoece.
AU orders svppScd dims froca oar oSce.
Prtce per pactsjea, f t.fJO. or aia packarte
for $4.00. by snail postpaid. Xtsst
Paocaea Oca aa t aaa. ratVkLars (a4J
sdjae. AQ caspoodes etrVrt-'y ooa
fidaauau TA&S ILEX EDY CtX.
Basroa,
i-a. CnovoiruTo a"
aLfT VL ra rre-r t rw.
IT r L a atffefct mt !.
V? 'a S 1" ''. ' M aa Im
ari UT r--r?
POSITIOHS GUARANTEED
axisvxUa, Tiaa. wB.fc,t,,.i.t.. t
Ci i fl .f i. aaa. as aam aa. 4 aaaa as m .
aaaaa- mmj mm , im fcaiaa. i a
KOMI STOOY. .
a SO araU Wraaaa aatl ariliss
f aaaaa.-. aWe af ft. eaas Sat sit asr
a. IMH ii i i mr mu i A. .
alt lam. ! aaavavwAK,
worn Piajusia.
laiTVi alia m4 Sa-aaa-o -a late
... fcv'-S isua srrruta,
aas 1 1 1 1 1 fcaaa a. te mm fcaaua. t, nitiitai
raas-awa aa4 mmmmt mm isass aa vrajaat.