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BE SURE YOU ABE BIGHT ; TELE GO BLEDX Orockott
VOL. 82. NO. 31.
TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904.
!ISTAUUSItnDl522.
Don't try cheap cough medi
cines. Get the bestjAyer's
Cherry Pectoral, what a
record it has, sixty years' of
Cherry
Pectoral
cures! Ask your doctor if
'lie doesn't use it for coughs,
colds, b-ronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles.
" I hire f onnd that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
in the best medicine I can prescribe (or bron
chitis, uuluenza. cough,, and bard eotdv"
M. Lodkmav. Max, Ithaca. N. T.
Me.,. We., m.0.
All drnirtrist,.
for
J. C A TIH OO.,
Lowell , Mats.
Bronchitis
AFTER KINDERGARTEN WHAT.
Correct any tendency to constipa
tion with small doses of Ayer's Pills.
KENNETH BAYARD THIGPEN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
2-iTiMainSt. Upstairs,
C.
TarboroJ X.
B. H. BUNS,
Kooky Mt.
F. 8. SPRUIIX,
Louisburg.
J. P. BUNS,
Uocky Jit.
Dr. Colin A. Scott, of the Bos
ton, Normal School, spoke on the
education of that part of the
child's life immediately following
the kindergarten. Too frequently
at present a real gap is to be ob
served between the kindergarten
and the primary grade- To sup
pose that freedom is Dossible for
a child of five and becomes Im
possible at six is an idea that
belongs to the submerged tenth of
educational poverty. The gap is to
oe accounted for by the different
origins of the two systems. The
grade Bystem is aristocratic in
origin. One strand of its heredity
is to be found in the cloistered
education given years ago to the
sons of the leisure class The
education of a gentleman demand
ed, as Spencer pointed out, a large
proportion of virtually ornomen
tal studies. This was part of a
system which demands of the
upper classes a conspicuous
leisure, and has nothing to do
with : productive industry. The
other important strand is the fact
that this aristocratic education
had to be not adopted but admin
istered to the children of plebe
ians. Stripped of accessories this
means a drill on what are called
rudiments, but they are not so
much the rudiments of life as of
the ancient education which was
formerly built upon them. At
present such a Bystem is an
BUNN, SPRUILL & BUNN,
Attys-at-Law, Rocky Mount, N. C.
Will practice hereafter in all the I atavistic or degenerate survival of
courts of Edgecombe county.
fR. DON WILLIAMS,
Surgeon
Dentist.'
TARBORO, . ....
.N. C.
13. W. BROWIN
UEJTTAli STTXaO-EOlT :
Office on East Pitt St., next door to J. K.
Simmons' former undertaking establish
meat. dtf-wlj
R. C. A. WHITEHEAD,
Surgeon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. O.
(jefick hours y to 1 and 2 to 5.
EI.P.A.NS Tabulea
Doctors find '
A good prescription
For mankind -
The 5-c t packet is enough for usual occa
Nions. 1 . family bottle (oO cents) contains
a supply ur a year. .A.H drnggistr sell
hem.
past times.
The kindergarten began as a
democratic social renaissance. It
inherits from Rousseau, through
festalozzi and Froebel. The circle
and the group are simplified social
organizations betokening not so
much the present national entity
as. a more perfect democratic etate
to come. With this as the germi
nating idea of Froebel;sm. Dr.
bcott began in Chicago work in
the primary grades which should
carry out this conception. It was
found that an essential feature
here was the making of the group
an organ of the- ideas of the child.
ln group must yMd in its con
stitution and workings lo th
impress not only of the teacher
but also of the children. Here he"
must get the experience to insti-
tutionalixe his ideas. He must
learn to be master and leader him
self. He must learn what it means
to look after others who look to
him for initative. He must
learn in a word to be resource
ful and executive. In this experi
ment for the first ear more than
reaatala
What Daee Cfaalrsaaat
OTaaa)
The f ees required under the " pri
mary rules and the following let
ter or one of similar import have
been handed to Chairman Fountain:
"Dear Sir: While I am not a can
didate lor the position, vet if my
name is submitted to the voters of
the county in the Democratic prima
ries to be held on the 4th ot August.
for the position of a - member of the
county Board of Education, I will ac
cept the position and discbarge its duties.
"Of course; I will abide the result
ot said primary and support the nom-
uees thereof.
"Yours very truly,"
Mr. Fountain informs the South
erner that this letter or pledco of
loyalty to the party is nut sufficient
and unless it is changed he will not
consider the writer or signers to
such as a candidate, nor will he
have printed and distributed his
tickets. . .
The objection that could be geth-
ered from him seems to be the open
THE WORD. SHERIFF."
Editor Soctucbxer:
A paragraph in year worthy
pspr some weeks ago aptly ex-
a . a . .
presvea toe situation when you
remarked that it would be la or
der, or words to that effect, for a
political speaker during, the
present campaign to begin hit
speech," "Ladies, gentlemen, and
candidates for the offic of sheriff."
ladvaccir- civilization and ask
youraclTcs whetotr job would
like to chang place with tin men
whose -principal object' appears
to liars been one of Idleac ami
ease!
Oastos Ijcnrtxrrctjr.
Oeeaa View, Vs.
Two physicians had a 'nog aod
stubborn fight with aa abort on
my rirbt loo" writ J. P.
U light t. ot DuPoet, Q a. "sod
Judging from the many cards of Tf. Everybody thought
announcement to thi.effect.the of- ri:7nVxu.!, 0 -tvLL "
c . , .. ' , tnl Dt. King Nsw Discovery
fice is very much sought after and, for Consumption. Tb Usee fit 1
although absent from the county,I received was sticking and I was
can picture the'isteresting contest, oamy feet in a few data. Now
the vari6u rivals presenting their Vrely regained xny health,"
claim, in a spirit of cmmndabl ESfJ&L.
" - j, s w " v wave
aoteaiy oiaioa ZocJIer. lric
fellowship, the lack of oratory
contributing to the "bomelike-
nesn ' of the several gatherings.
Apropos of (he shove situation
it occurred to me that the fact! I
50c, and IL00. Trial bottle free.
CONFEDERATES' REUNION.
Headquarter N. CL Iif Uioo,
Uiu4 CoaffdrraU Veteraav,
Darhaas, X. t Joly 6, mi.
Ueaeral Orders No. IX
rrgTph 1. The XIajar (!rr.
al Comiaasdiar brby aaaoQiK
that the at&t aj8Ql rratino of
the North Carolina Dit Uioo 4 It
UoiUd CoofrdrraU Ye Uras wi'.l
UkalJ atJUhsvUU oath 30th
axtd Slst days of Ab-1 lt.
I'armrsph 2. All vttrmaa will
ba ntrt Uttl fr by ihm Ixvtpt
table citlxeos of AhrrilU. TLls
Ladodrt firt meal. Uioclcx with
opper oa the 30th. aad kxJricr
for two air.hU. Vttras are r
auest4 to arrirt at AslstUlt oa
j aftsmc-oa trains oa the 301 h,
al which tlta ts rtrpUoo cota
n;t!e will b si U dpu tw
parpoa of , rvcltirrisg. fan
log badgvs aad s tract ear
at4 pn-t t,m i I i,'iti
te lists Sm t('t Ultpw ua,
Tl&.Ur -, i.
arO naV tJ U l l .
ai ttv it t w wu4
l-r-t i;rP iu ; .
ttira t t(r i L
Ulii' I If a 1. t-. iw a -J
Uittt s-lC. lf-- r t -a
oSt, til M rta b at
is ! t: f. m 1, t. I
Sour
StomacH
m'- m tftj: mim al ttf aa C jUt
a-M t'-ar-tj tta V tMua rmtf
at . -tHa f i.M.t.
: a w ,
Mr. tU"J.
Iaata!fy tCa r.
Here Is a story thai illustrate- lJTV"
u4!!U",.lbGr.BA1, UraamaU ri-Ur UUx kiting
place oo Qerkrut aa a food Li.vi .i
ing sUtement, that it negatives the gleaned from a limited perusal of P1- A German was pklng Far seraph 3. The railroads hays
candidacy. themasaof details in Vol. IV. of "It" "if. , . " ,g. pn? . al a taiK
iortl-li: :v: J.l. ttcstia to l- oa aal oo tbs
and Soth, sod rood antil the
rVptrsabrr iaclostta. In-
nllrtnllha lrwil ,mI II. m
In approaching this subject, I 'rr . .1 1 of ticket from axr sUUoo. Ttt
the reader is asked to Uke down
his Chaucer and
memaugi ueiaus in toi.Ai.oi ivT f n i il 7 us
is probably not the Colonial Records, shortly be- -1011. ,. g-V
to the chairman, fore my departure Irom Ktehmond, said; me nod m tif putanp air, jrd Vff
xratic party of were timely "finds, so to speak, seven, eight barrel of saner kraal qnlraoft
Just how it does
clear to any one sav
Surely the Democ
Edgecombe never intended to say
that an office should never seek the
man.
rl . a a
me purpose oi the primary rule, tion of the Canterbury Tale whicb
section 20: un, nri iv.i .nrUrt
'-"That every candidate before any 0fHcer of the law in ilerrr Kne.
r 1 ....... I r
primary nerein proposcu Shall hie land
wun me unairman ox oi the l'eino-
rev
uTmKaouageueycoiiooinnca.''lnrt.r. t
. f?r: d'. J00' Cn,r b,w" V.- Uoa bM Ins DU. fcr . .tiiul
va, jr two or tree barrel
just to Lai in Ua house la cam of
icknesa.' Argonaut.
cratic Executive Committee EJge-1
combe county a written obligation
that he will abide in good faith the
choice of said primary and loyally
support the ticket that may. be so
nominated and declared bv the
Central Committee to be the Dem
ocratic ticket for Fdgecombe coun
ty," was merely to insure the loyal
ty of the candidate to the ticket
chosen. Let the candidacy, willing.
ness to accept if chosen, be couched
in whatever terms it may, so the
pledge of the loyalty to the ticket is
sufficient tho ralo is observed both
in spirit and letter.
The positions of school director
and county commissioner are
places of honor, trust ani great
responsibility; but the emolu
ment arising from them are not
even designed to recompense lor
the time and attention bestowed.
A small number of authorities
claim that the word "sheriff
originated from the Arabic lan
guage because a wotd therein of
similar sound signifies, the keeper
of prisoners, but I am inclined to
thii.k that the view held by
MeicUejobo is the correct one.
The gismmarian, just referred
to, prepared an excellent work in
which he devoted considerable
space to the analysis of Aoglo
3t m words and, memories of
"Old Frank and the classroom
arise aa I recall "sheriff minua.
shire pins reere,' a ddriTatlon
that made a lasting imprtesion oa
me.
In KnglajJ, therefore, the reeve
ot a shire, corresponding to an
CaiNRktaaailna aa4 CatarvSw
M4lia a at rr4
Snd no money simply writ
and try liotaoki Blrod lUlm at oar
expense. lloUnic Blood IlsJm (11.
II. 11.) kills or destroys the poison
in the blood which raoses the aaf al
aches in back and shoulder ILadrs,
shifting paint, difficulty in tooting
fingers, tor or les, ton pains.
swollen nutclcs an4 joints oi then
malum, or th fool breath, hawk
ing spiting, droppings in throat,
bad hearing, I pecks Cyinj before th
eye, al! played out fee!ing of cat
arrh. iKtUnic uiooa luim has com)
hundreds of caae of 30 or 40 years
staod in? after doctors, hot fprinri
and patent medicine had all failed.
Most of thM 'cortd patient had
taken Blood Balm a a last rtaorV.
It is especially adtisrd for chronic,
deep sealed ca. InposaiU for
any on to suffer th sronie or
rheumatism or catarrh while sr after
taking Blood Balm. It make the
irata so laav tMosvoro at a a. ta.
oa th 30 Lh, and arnr al Aah-
TUl al 5 p. m.
iaragrsph 4. This rvuoUo will
b hooored with th mocwof
ts LacoUnsal General lotasAaod
tog thi Iepaxtmcct, Ufoetal
lT V. 1 1 r x a4 4- r$ r
Is ftf ill. Ut a saf
ttfolUriU O ttt, m -a a ca.
dlt tr f :tr tew-(. sr c
r. IUlf.
DaimsTiti;twf.
Wia tei rlt4r !UI
lo 1 tt a t'tit
sf tit. Urn ttm iv.i'i)
WUrt II : as tat.4tsf IV.
wai Ufua
tW trl : is i ceiJ Ut ct.
tf ss I W. s 4 4
tlra Is ft1 f 0 fi1$ut
WiU Iis.l iae. Cur to t'a sf
taatf fai'a to t t Mai aw IU
ililV TV a lF V asi
tr-i vr. Yaw La.
t nt titm ulna f mmmm mm aaaS
'W v t. ,miL
a o attt a ua. cjMtcMX.
by W. II. )aar.
Oai tL !.! 4 4 Auu!. : I.
ia lively 4el, a . -t.i. 1 1
lrvioa Walker, of rVooih Carolia,! X f
.Minri: to cnrnm-jA.
lfatse; rjk: ! Skti'.tjasra
. i t r4J.tr. lakr.
ml;UUit jtl..'f Ori'
ax a k !. etata r-aiti4 law
ul rU'l M pii a ankttn t
ara rflf ay ei
l3, tf I jfw w-;J ta
-vl is lf cf IWJf fnrw-arj; ajt4
all fvt, it,,;, VM j4
a t'-l txak tii-! f.j titl a
. i t-.s Js r?. n i.
IL a rj ur.
A !r. cf J. W tllake. dv'4
T.T.T AUy.
1Y1Y TERMS:
t - ttrt l ium t la
t ti f l.i'-. tv a.vt tra 4
ali4rfJ Ji'uhkh i:"a ."
:n f i aj tti.tr..
S. 11. ALLEY,
men and tine accept for the pub-
half the children occupied at one
time or other the bosition or lead-
ALFRED .-I CULLED I er The detailed at lenglh Ho good and not for their Individ
tne experience oi uv ual gain; as a duly a good citizen
their successes in dealing with real ., J .
situations, and concerning resis- owe9 lhe community,
tance to their ideas both within A more modest way of announc-
the group in the shape of discip- ing a candidacy than in the letter
line and without it, in obtaining I nnblished above w kar
n-ck. m. t p t m armnrvxTa I.. . . I ...
aj; xj. a, u. jn. oxiiiiutxo, I tne means ior carrying out ineir
Tf work.
If any education is to be found
which is really democratic and
really subservient to the princi
ples for which America stands, it
is the social idea which lies at the
heart of the kindergarten which
must prevail against the blighting
aristocracy of tho usual grade
system. Boston Evening Tran
script.
BARKER..
TAKBOKO. N. C.
T, J T?. STMMCWS.
FuneraLDirecters and Eubalmeie
Furniture.
American ccunty, wad.grutd lU ,7. Cariar
in later time by U- abvrUr ap- 1 and ool a pacing a
pellation of sheriff anl at a still Hold at drnr atAma. tl tr lar
These are position which good hAler ,,rrj0dthe abbrefiatd form IbotU. 5atut.ot Blood lUJm sui
wvi brought to this country by frr and rrmid, 1 ircil med-
the Lnglish sctUera of the Colo- lrooUe j wming Blood Balm Co.
nics. Atlanta, Ur. A personal trial cf
An act vii passed. In 1733, by Wood Balm is belur than thousand
w . . ..... . .. tirinled Uatiroonlais. so rit stone
me wttwnaonuwi B,Tirlet, by' dn,rfiMfc
tx rll1 mnntiac ahA artiwintin?
The Southerner hopes that Mr. Ku-Pifra in th t,1araftf tha marshal
Fountain will see his error nd i v,
HUM HIS UVJIUUIM UW tip V
Call or write. Blood Balm lent by
e I press.
ho will deiivtr aa addrra tot
th porpoaao' raisisg fa ad to
rtct lb propoaoi Btooaseal to
th Women oi tho Confederacy.
1 ararrapa a. Tva aaeaai erc
tloa of Diruion aad Bnrd CVxo
maoders will Ui be id oa th 3Ut
of August ia the forwowoa, as4 la
th aiiemooa the graad parad
will tak rlc. ComsAaodcr of
Camp aro nrtad totarty a sua-sy
men a poawib!, aad lha tlp to
ask this th graodeal raootoa
Tr held la this stale.
By order ot
Major General J. U. CAfta.
It. .V.Lortojf,
Adj L Geo. aad Chief of U1
Tb far froos Tar bo ro will I
fT.C) fcr rooad trip.
aa -
A : rLBFECT lAI.NLHS3 TILL
Is th oo Ikstal cWssih ?
tats, set lb lirtf la ada. tewxn
tba tUa. (Wir lha coaatMesaaa. -vr
laa lacb, aa - a f laat- t
tb saovila. IV ho tiUU I a
f- doteaT sveh o tita-ar r aa4
ef ectoay ar tWiit a Utia frtf
Ibsats. Dob Moot. c lA.'7tU,
lad. sats: -AJJ atsar tUa 1 lata aa.
ed gnpa aa4 aactea, sihiia V Will's
LiltlaLattr sUaersara siwptf r
led. H4 by W. It. taa.
rtls&l cf ta-l j t ta
al Aral al , . I-
lis tal l..Jl. 11 v-w.;.fcl- a 4
Cvsl af tl.i . m t',Uz . 'tl
rn.t:txiii-ui:v.
a2 kfW -4 J.k.l ".i'j .
Ieh i r.f.vl a m I ta te
pxk!,la.
t t it it M:t nt.
Srk- Xk, N. I".
Th . sUrtlier tttst
that a ffes.tia of akwakad
bW diacVf frd Will laltt
taasy. A fa doaa jtts. t
Cae-predrcy tt sjd'y rnt
saicvlc tti acaatait Laa lt
ftd thai Wi'd rteiett W coo
dilsoa whWh avskea t4 bka-s.
At Ik trl Ikcrkt ot flttf-tr-brtfea
lk Itte Ti'.Ur ll
... . . ... .
l.i !" 1. !.; lf t.a
l-.t:4 tf tt- ). U'a a! a
CTal hUw I ir aa! K dy
malsto. Otty iv. S!frlU
gttsr aaUed ly htal. f
AlMUMsTUATn J: Null C )-
t . r t I aa . -i !. "..
K. IfV rta. ti-s
ta t s. a-3 ca.a I g
a I lii kt W-f la
f--t '.it .n. t e-.. i t " sate-a
) ef IJir 1 ( : k. .e
Jt !i I W'j, e tl-4 t.Uw a ..J la iiJ
ta a.1 ,lUa
a ..I )-.' tuaie tu ttw.a-'t
rrf e I I k..
it, t. . rt? at.
T.T. TV ??, Ai't.
, fe4Ktar.
Phones J-SesidenceNo.53.
iATHAN WILLIAMS,
Tonsonal Artist and Hir
suit Decorator.
Two doors from Bank of Tarboro
not be such a strict constiuetion
it at one time and so liberal at
others aa to necessitate criticism.
The Southerner does not be
lieve that the voters of kulgecombe
will relish his denying to them
the right to vote for such citizens
time administered in similar capa
city the affairs of justice through,
out the i'rovince.
On March the Ctb, 1729, pur-
suant to the above Law, Thomas
Kearney became the first aberiffof
Kdgeconibe county. The Council
D.D.WAGNER,
Contractor and Builder.
Estimates promptly furnished
and work guaranteed. ,
4
EFF D. JENKINS
Physician and Surgeon,
Tarboro. N. C. 'Phone No. 166.
,R. I. P. BATTLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGE0X."
Office West 116 St. James St. (for
merly Dr. Bass's office.) 110
RESH OYSTERS
Every day at the O. K. res
taurant, 35 cent quart.
JchnE. XTcrfleet, Frcn.
A LFRED CULLEY.
k BARBER,
" TARBORO, N. 0.
Wood's Seeds.
Crimson GMer
Sown at the last working
of the Corn or Cotton Crop,
can be plowed under the following
April or May in time to plant corn
or other crops me same season.
Urunson uiovex prevents winier
leachinz of the soil, is equal in fer
tilizing value to a good appucauon i
of Htahle manure ana win wonuer-
fully increase the yield and qual
itv nf r.nrn or other crons which
follow it. It also makes splendid
winter and spring grazing, fine
early green feed, or a good nay
crop. Even if the crop is cut off,
the action of the roots and stubble
improve the land to a marked de
gree.
Writ for prica aad special do
calar telling about acedias ate.
T. W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,
IICHIOID, VIRBIMIA.
Wood's Descriptive Pall Catatof, ready
about August ui, teiia an idoui i arm
ana vegetaDie oeeoa ior iui plant
ing. Hailed free on reannat.
Tbe Pealh Peaaltv.
A little thing sometimes results I forsooth they will not enter into
in death. Thus a mere scratch,
insignificant cuts or puny boils
have paid the death penalty, it is
. .
wise to nave ijucnien-s .arnica
Salve ever handy. It's the best
Salve on earth and will prevent fa
tality, when Burns, Sores, Ulcers
and Piles threaten. Only 25c, at
Staton & Zoeller's Drug Store.
" T ! 1 I W t
aa vicvigtrxj. imocriey, x. -t the aama meeting named the
Walston and J. C. Powell, because followilIg KecUf men Ja,ticoa of
.laa lit a ? I
the Peace: Iirn McKlnlev Ia .
a scramble for office, but will take Edward Buxton, Jo John Alston,
andserye if their fellow citizen John Hpeir, Sam William, Jeph
SO Wish. rttfin .lStx Pnru. llvl,l Pnl.
"The letter published is a copy, trane WilUam Person, Jame
word for word of one, signed by n;r Thmti Trtrr. al John
I'aattSraaa la aba Ale
Of course. It go without say
ing that If the Democrats wla th
Presidency, they will alo wla th
House, bcraoa oo Prradjol was
ever eleeted who did not carry th
House with him. Specifically, tb
IemocraU are cconling vpoa gales
in th next Hons ia Wiscocaia,
Michigan, IlliooU, Indiana, Ohio,
Virginia, Weal Vlrgioia, Mary-
Th Tarboro boys cnnlUw
with lb Grecavill basoUll Utaxa
La Orscavill, Wfdody taal,
and wet delaaUdby a aco of IS
lo 6. The fratarew of la gas
l.s t t. a tut . nam 1 .
ffviaJe Cu, i i ai
H-.V Towe, a?! ta lut'J ;
.". i(' tt - 4 tl
t " I l t U V.
ta - ' ..!; as w r
TaaaaMlS ala T
taaraia.
Tb ptv-aetl jraf a
aatiea cl It'ef ! jstS 4
It wai data lot . a. 1
ha ftttlft tj!t. f.?n
aad Bcala I l.tlf. I
&! atl S!s ai4a at
Ualeg p for w taa a4 tttr r-m
tea U, aad all aifta rtl la l!va i
wer Da.aoa a hilling aad Towas u.Umm f4 tUt etr
lag and hlttlcg of Zaoo lirown for o:i& ia l;tr raaie ti 1U
GraTUle. Itfh Vttf at u uiV.:;s
AliaAB,kTaJfJoea.aa4eWd mX 'lt1 Csp' "
ta Doy s say uy aaa a a am usaa
A C. uit'i,
Jt to X ta3at 4is .
UnUicrIly North Canollrva
l
t Ufc.:V-f ani tt .t a
... VCt.t -m a4
Dti-i !ir .W tMt
t'ft. .:. fit tt t.i.t. t n..
I C& lV4!sr will rl Ut
laad, Pennsyhaola, New Jersey. " loyally atoiaJoexj iy IVily rl ail nr H ai-l
aad poaalbly ConnecUcut and th OmavUi boya. Oati-- is Jtlf. T'i lvr.,r
Khod Island. Ia tha Weat, Uey Baalor rooataia aa4 Um V"J";1'1 '' U
will probably elect heUConrm. -Kldlcal foraUhti amaaaoeal Ll!;, .cUs
lb .:.tx . tw.
1
Tt-r i'a-l Tt V-.t,a
;4. l. i. A !.
J. C. Powell andtiated July 27.
Those by Mr. Wimlerley and Mr.
Walston are practically tho same.
All announces their willingness to
serve and their loyally to the
ticket, although not seeking the
How to Hcarlt a Declalaa.
If indecision runs in the blood
you inherit arouse yourself and
cf-rantrln rhia lnAlriifYna TnA trt -ann r I .
. r :.r i .:rr : omce.
acnievemeiia ueiore it saps your i , . ,
energy and ruins your life chance The Southerner does not be-
Do not wait until tomorrow, but e mat air. l ouniain wouia ie
begin today. Compel yourself to I knowingly unfair, but a man can
a a . a . a a I
aeveiop me opposue quamy py w, unfair and not know it with
Hardy.
Previous to tho dale, jecently
mentioned, I find evidence ot th
existence of Justices of the Peace
but no complete record appear to
the sources until the list lo th
Ust paragraph wsa discovered,
together with those appointed for
... . I r.- it. .u t ...... t v..t.fni
men or a majority oi item, in i -' "u,u
Colorado also their IUrrrwoU-l beblrg Ut th JJatifcctioa
tive ia Montana aod Idaho, poa-batlcg a ciliiea who caa Imtib
sibly W torn ing and poaalbly mska taor soft driak Uaa any maa ia
rains in California. Tt.r U m pt1-.tH.-Peader.
poaslbllity
f t a r.
of the IIous going j
Democtatle with a lUpabUca
victory for PrrsideoL. Bat tl 1
not probable, insotaach a all
precedent la saintt It. Th IU-1
Intentions of the very best.
each county, making a complete I oUinaadmlt IhUouleUv.Thrf
list for the entire Colony. . ,l tv.i tha rbaoeea of
Under royal authority the I Judge Parker's election ar grow.
power of tbe people was abridged, t-- rrnU, cerr day. Thrr U
KUg
Whtu
Laalet
Jame
Blow
Anderson
Brown
Lipscomb
Hbelbart
ot sis -:" f-ti'Weof la!n
tMviode. fr-llr with I taorey
rvstttr for saj I ei'.tacf it ;. tvar ;
tuatra roy ff lla a
of :ava ff.
All salartl iMtmi'.iii
rc slooU tt tc ll3:fcui
PcaU IU!a?rh, N. C.
V t te t. ': 1 1,
tif-j I'. i. . C
ItLliiriil EfilCclr.L
Folio i eg was thsllao-ep:
Grrenvilie. TuWo
catch TajW, K.
viuh Morris, Tu.
1st. baa Iaarl hrp lt a liikj? g ef
2nd. baa Foartaia I psUitjr np a aateaty alcry IcvU
abort tt-aa acoultria w lrea.
a. m. coLxr.cn.
Pate aa Ea ta It All.
the constant practice of firm de
cision. io matter how simple the
thing you are . called upon to de
cide, be it the cLoice of a hat or
the color oi style of a garment, do I A grievous wail oltimes comes
not vacillate. Throw all the light I as a result of unbearable pain
possible on whatever you have in I from over taxed organs. Dizziness. 1 popular excitement, attendant I prlaclpls instead of trust! bits,? rrora,
uauu lurueuisiuu, ticigu ouu luu- i4vtuc, xiitcc vuuiaiut nlm I upon th InuOCtiOQ Oi ioOtDU
Bluer 11 lruiu every jmmt tu veiw, voneuipauon. jjui luintt iu x;r,
call your common sense and best
3rd. baa Hvrtu, II
left field Towt
ca. Taylor, J.
. rirht Xisth!
rvwder
b Ikt iet iatckl?
fLarp Tt latxhtf fy.
Chios r wa
mostcffiabeingreolvedthroogU really aodoU of Jodg Parker IUdaJs sub " J'r lv,llvnT1u.,,.rnH.M.
..uimtrf Ana Mn aji'v i.t a . .v Saool S. Clark, Chpfj LAN D AN D T I m r-i II TO I.AA I.l.
appointment, and one can easily rjeu. If tbe.DcmocraU of lh GrraovuCa. 2Z rat. II iotj-artva ac.i .s4 t,l..
imagine the comparative lack ol country, who Ullrr io Demo- hltt 8 errom Tarburo. rata.ll lar4 snrar CjIU: 2 f.t
ttt.tf tr t4 X
tirttrioU. yiUtK;i44Ka
a . . t. .- . . .
it..i.st. ::-a VuSttit.
IttUmut. 7 w i a
t-rtf. l.trj f. a t?al 173 I
judgment to your aid before
I reaching a conclusion, ana men.
when- you have once made your
I decision, let it be final. Let there
be no going back, no reconsider
ing, ana no opening me mailer up
lor lurther discussion. Be firm
I and positiye. Declare the pons
closed Sucess.
A Mexican maid named Cholula
Iu bravado attempted lo fool a
Traveling man -
By the name of McCann.
Now she's Mrs. McCann Poor
Cholula! Puck.
he
pro-
andWalskey Batltt
enrea at nome win
out pain Book of
ticulara sent Ft
I DB. B. M. WOOL LEI
u 1 1 . -
J V -a-
of par
"Now, Emily, hasn't
! posed marriage yet?"
"No. indeed 1 He vows eternal
love and fidelity '"Tit-Bits.
J3 O TL H a. .
6aUtf
domination aod th rtiga ot aa
1 - 1 t A .IT . Ua..... It I . .... .. .
King's New Life Tills they put an . . . "t " anatocraiio ticatt. lata, is iea-
end to it all. They aie geutle but m w injustice io our erf cf party Uliva will Lappao
thoiough. Try them. Only 25c. ancestor that lotereM in meiria.od they ar far mor eoeorad
Guarantee! by Staton & Zocller. rights never abated, but gradually I than they haye beoa inc lb3i
inrreMMl in intenaltr. Until th
Ted -What became of his Sum- oppression of the English Gov-I "i.wi wi urn a bv
tl.
aaa StataS
place was so unhealthy!
Ked Ub. he s running it now
as a sanitarium." Judge.
Belle Why. I thought you
were In Venice. What brings jou
back so soon!
Bert When I arrived there I
glowidg spark of indignation Into I t0ogh
the flame of Revolution.
In those early day when "a
horse and plow served a whole
neighborhood' there waa aa
"absence of wrangling over early
h ws a man of moth
aaa a
To Ts Ctm or ttaroast:
Uf Xamg tisa aad lalisal ft wad.
J. W. C isll. Kiq.. btisf a casi-
dst (q r c(loa ss Coasly Tta
orer, d feetsclhts so? caadUacy
foe a paoa oo la tvsrj of E-IlaB
sakl Isjstrs kts caadtdacy, X beta by
(eafi lisr tf lal:.a;t
Wltb srteraj aesrvJ o-tC H ea
vol oat ua U4; 1 a.i'4 a.l
alarra 14 ttf It:!le;
?;0,Cal fet rnaaaStd pfli
UroabwUitk.
W. 1. t. lJf .
Uau ::, N,C.
laamiog. II always ra to U I dcla aad errva r rfnrMOa .a-i
abaorbed lo tboofht." I to boa ra44ai U t a'ata. aaj
Yes: L uae tkourht to coo-1 ailtdrs. Siacaralf dastcg ivst
oeal bU laDgua." Chicago j a t of saU U'4 ! ssy ycmXtim
Tribune.
Rvst Carolina Railway
Ctasgcf Scbda e.tkS. I, VS
si Rr.vnoN. to I tl
D ta a ta t ra a r
Z C 41 iv J a:.t t..c dt "J 1 1 -
nii::uT i ::t,
r ?c . c
t.f-4leaJ U 4 tfci In,, Tawrt.
a I !aVa !. C; j
11. a V. C 4 !.. I as 4 f
firV. V.Wai C Jf i
Vf Jo. t a 1 4
J. 11 Kmt.
found the doocid placo flooded; orlalaririmarT.no canvassinr of I Pi, cotlce, aad cooveraaUoa
people obliged to get about in lLe UwoaWpa, aad, i aTe
boats, and -all that tort of thing, , , , , , , '.. re ,6e l6r logleoU uai
don'tcherknow. Tit-Bits. P"np. m't owed to say (t, goo4 !toor.-
don'tcherknow, Tit-Bits.
. Doctor Your wife is unable to
talk.
Husband Cure her otherwise.
Leave that one infirmity and you
cau name yiur own price. De
troit Free Preaa.
thai the early settlers were not I "And lb rrcatest of the Is
I burdened with the latter day poll-1 eonteraatioof'' eomoteotsd a com-
tical jewelry, such as "ringa," panioa-nicago aoaraai.
gold -bug." otc. ' I YLlm Hilda Allabrook. ot Sot-
wsy sSecl U UUsi of tat Ircal.
I wlXcflf rvtlta.
, laa.IL Uaatitl.
Ja'y aoth,
Ut. GstkTa dat.ayaa Udaa t
fatslsteat circaaaio al rwaaoee tial
Mr. UaH bi 1 eat art r sad itt.
; Caatdl bsc bock-kstfarr sad si.
1 so cbarmaa af lbs boar J ot adacalic
lltOTtu- 1T - Wall I I
j;iO 7 la' V-t'i - It, 11 cl 'a-
i iiso-iaer.t.;d-tkie4i ;rTJT
it? SI lt:i io?'! -
UitlYEBSITI COllEt
OF WEOICIHE,;!rfc-ar:.
aititisi-ttttiiift-etitwi
aitaa iiitna Atuurwa. ttt -vv-
Twentieth cenlory citizen of I ij Neck, is visititr her saat kfrt, Ithsi fait. Gaa441 u ao- latai.
Edgecombe, Uholdth jraulU ofi Johnll. Ujstt. I Ot coa tl- aad s3 twek w.tust
lfOIJ)"l,tM,es" I'oioi:
I iS88" lrt-H HO 10 l
1 10 S W JatxWa 3 IO 3 U
lIMsrTi'oitl-S Jl
TraltaSOa&d II ai'y atp
Haa4y. Trtk- 14 al 52 &.'y
VffdtewdsT aid P,Usrdav.
assJavv tusa mtaa.cava.
I. .1rr , I, m- .IMM.-
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